Year | Net migration |
---|---|
1960 |
360 |
1961 |
40 |
1962 |
-220 |
1963 |
750 |
1964 |
-2,800 |
1965 |
6,220 |
1966 |
810 |
1967 |
1,290 |
1968 |
1,967 |
1969 |
4,360 |
1970 |
8,040 |
1971 |
5,107 |
1972 |
4,533 |
1973 |
1,287 |
1974 |
6,320 |
1975 |
30,222 |
1976 |
19,576 |
1977 |
1,637 |
1978 |
-13,414 |
1979 |
-5,289 |
1980 |
-1,629 |
1981 |
6,326 |
1982 |
20,992 |
1983 |
24,934 |
1984 |
14,526 |
1985 |
9,206 |
1986 |
-3,646 |
1987 |
-19,245 |
1988 |
-15,710 |
1989 |
-5,480 |
1990 |
4,637 |
1991 |
6,310 |
1992 |
8,138 |
1993 |
1,314 |
1994 |
-4,840 |
1995 |
-6,980 |
1996 |
-3,741 |
1997 |
-3,001 |
1998 |
145 |
1999 |
-2,337 |
2000 |
-927 |
2001 |
-2,676 |
2002 |
2,196 |
2003 |
819 |
2004 |
2,948 |
2005 |
292 |
2006 |
-56 |
2007 |
-2,023 |
2008 |
-1,111 |
2009 |
3,009 |
2010 |
8,498 |
2011 |
499 |
2012 |
1,140 |
2013 |
-1,904 |
2014 |
-7,125 |
2015 |
-6,456 |
2016 |
-4,161 |
2017 |
-8,192 |
2018 |
-9,682 |
2019 |
-8,308 |
Source: Alaska Department of Labor and Workforce Development. |