The new Marshall County residents who came from the same state in 2019

The new Marshall County residents who came from the same state in 2019
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In 2019, 133 people moved to Marshall County from within the state, according to migration data from the Internal Revenue Service.

This is an increase over the year before, when 87 people migrated to Marshall County from elsewhere in the state.

The number of people moving to Marshall County is offset by the 211 residents who left the area during the same year.

There were 171 people who left the year before.

Migration data for the U.S. is based on year-to-year address changes reported on individual income tax returns filed with the IRS.

According to the U.S. Census Bureau, most U.S. regions saw their numbers shrink.

The Northeast region of the U.S. suffered the greatest losses, while the Midwest saw population growth.

The U.S. Census Bureau found migration within the country mainly flows to the South, with many people moving to areas of Florida and Texas.

Total Migration to Marshall County From Within the Same State
Years Inflow Outflow Domestic Migration
2017-2018 112 162 -50
2018-2019 87 171 -84
2019-2020 133 211 -78


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