Table 3.

Local area population who moved, 2000

	Urban High-Poverty (%)				Urban Nonpoor (%)					Rural High-Poverty (%)
	Harlem NYC	Eastside Detroit	Southside Chicago	Watts, Los Angeles	Bronx	Queens	NW Detroit	Southwest Chicago	Crenshaw/Bald win Hills	East North Carolina	Black Belt Alabama	Delta Louisiana
Blacks
All Movers
Stayed in same local area	47	47	42	47	33	32	37	40	38	76	83	80
Movers From Outside Local Area
From same MSA	81	87	84	92	93	92	89	90	88
From other non-southern MSA	9	7	8	4	3	4	6	5	7	23	41	33
From southern MSA	8	5	6	3	3	3	3	2	4	42	38	35
From rural non-South	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	2	NA	3
From rural South	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	33	NA	28
From low-poverty area	7	5	7	8	7	20	11	8	13	10	10	9
From moderate-poverty area	22	30	35	37	22	48	29	39	37	32	24	25
From high-poverty area	38	49	24	32	34	20	39	29	27	37	41	27
From very high-poverty area	33	15	32	22	37	12	21	24	23	21	25	38

	Urban High-Poverty (%)		Urban Nonpoor (%)		Rural High-Poverty (%)
	Cleveland	Detroit	West Cleveland	Sterling Heights	Appalachian Kentucky	West NC	Northeast Alabama	South Central Louisiana
Whites
All Movers
Stayed in same local area	49	51	47	27	83	64	75	71
Movers From Outside Local Area
From same MSA	74	755	62	86
From other non-southern MSA	17	13	28	9	27	13	12	4
From southern MSA	4	5	5	NA	22	62	63	59
From rural non-South	3	NA	4	2	9	6	3	2
From rural South	2	NA	1	NA	41	19	22	35
From low-poverty area	81	70	76	87	40	77	60	38
From moderate-poverty area	11	17	12	8	30	19	35	56
From high-poverty area	6	7	9	3	19	3	3	NA
From very high-poverty area	2	5	3	2	11	1	2	NA

Notes: When cell size is too small for the census to permit disclosure, the cell is labeled “NA.” Low poverty = <10 % of adults in poverty; moderate poverty = 10 % to 20 % of adults in poverty; high poverty = 20 % to 30 %; very high poverty = over 30 %.