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Migration Profile for Colorado, 2006-07

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This page is a compilation of Census data from the 2007 American Community Survey profiling the demographics of those who left Colorado in 2006 to move to another state in 2007 and vice versa.

Colorado People Moving into Colorado People Moving out of Colorado Net # People Moving into Colorado from 2006 to 2007 Ratio of People Coming to Going
Total 197,883 175,925 21,958 1.12
By Age Group
(Aged 1+)
Under 18 42,196 35,086 7,110 1.20
Aged 18-19 10,390 11,253 -863 0.92
Aged 20-24 28,278 24,698 3,580 1.14
Aged 25-34 53,333 39,122 14,211 1.36
Aged 35-44 30,712 27,348 3,364 1.12
Aged 45-54 16,346 19,532 -3,186 0.84
Aged 55-64 8,325 11,466 -3,141 0.73
Aged 65+ 8,303 7,420 883 1.12
By Marital Status (Aged 15+ only)
Never Married 66,191 61,558 4,633 1.08
Married 68,274 61,220 7,054 1.12
Divorced 16,562 17,163 -601 0.96
Separated 4,951 3,178 1,773 1.56
Widowed 4,212 2,909 1,303 1.45
By Educational Attainment
(Aged 15+ Only)
Less than H.S. Diploma 11,620 9,486 2,134 1.22
High School Graduate 23,543 21,471 2,072 1.10
Some college or Associates degree 36,242 30,006 6,236 1.21
Bachelor’s Degree 28,148 26,851 1,297 1.05
Graduate or Professional Degree 17,466 17,074 392 1.02
By Individual Income
(Aged 15+ Only)
No Income 16,344 16,693 -349 0.98
$1-$9,999 37,460 35,726 1,734 1.05
$10,000-$24,999 40,071 31,937 8,134 1.25
$25,000-$49,999 35,412 33,643 1,769 1.05
$50,000-$74,999 15,730 14,763 967 1.07
$75,000+ 15,173 13,266 1,907 1.14
By Poverty Status (Aged 1+)
Below Poverty* 30,728 24,066 6,662 1.28
Income is Between 100%-149% of Poverty Level* 19,888 14,884 5,004 1.34
Income is Greater than 150% of Poverty Level* 131,859 123,575 8,284 1.07

Notes:

* for those whom poverty threshold was calculated by Census

“People moving into Colorado” refers to those people living in Colorado in 2007 but another state in 2006

“People moving out of Colorado” refers to those people living in Colorado in 2006 but another state in 2007

A “Ratio of people coming to going” value of 1.12 means that very every 100 people leaving Colorado for another state, 112 people are moving to Colorado from another state

For those aged 18-19, migration for college purposes (i.e. somebody moving away to go to school) can have a significant impact on the numbers in that category, and this factor should be kept in mind when interpreting the figures.

A significant fraction of people “without a high school diploma” or those earning “no income” or “$1-$9,999” in income are children aged 15-17.

Source for Data: 2007 American Community Survey, Census Bureau

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