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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Aug 12.
Published in final edited form as: Demography. 2015 Aug;52(4):1269–1293. doi: 10.1007/s13524-015-0400-7

Table 2.

Number of migrant households in out-flows and in-flows to disaster-affected coastline counties, IRS county-to-county migration flows data for tax filing years 1999–2004 (pre-disaster) and 2007–2009 (recovery)

Total flow size between disaster-affected coastline counties and: (Number of migrant households) Out-Flows In-Flows

Pre-disaster Recovery % Change Pre-disaster Recovery % Change
All counties 131,411 137,424 4.6 121,310 144,854 19.4
Disaster-affected coastline counties 49,959 54,030 8.2 49,959 54,030 8.2
Nearby counties 28,711 31,338 9.2 23,727 30,864 30.1
Distant counties 52,742 52,056 −1.3 47,624 59,960 25.9

All counties (urban) 126,576 132,684 4.8 116,920 140,062 19.8
Disaster-affected coastline counties (urban) 49,595 53,634 8.1 49,595 53,634 8.1
Nearby counties (urban) 26,018 28,587 9.9 21,079 27,969 32.7
Distant counties (urban) 50,896 50,400 −1.0 46,247 58,459 26.4

Notes: Total out-flows are equivalent to total in-flows for disaster-affected coastline counties because the group of sending counties is the same as the group of receiving counties; the in-flows and out-flows are the migrant exchanges among this group of counties.