[M]ovement of people from one state to another can have a big influence on the United States’ economy, politics and culture. Americans have already seen this with the Western expansion, the movement of Southern blacks to Northern cities and the migration from the Rust Belt.
[These] charts document domestic migration since the turn of the last century based on census data. For every state, we’ve broken down the population in two ways.
You can now see two views for each state: where people who live in a state were born, or where people who were born in a state have moved to. The ribbons are color-coded by region, and foreign-born residents are included at the bottom, in gray, to complete the picture for each state.
Included on the original site are the diasporan and immigration into state charts for every state in the United States. Great stat porn.
Via New York Times.