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Whoo Hoo! I love maps.
A little confusing to see HOW many from each county...but it
gives a very good idea what part of the country most people are coming from and going to.
I finally figured out that if you hold the pointer over the county at the end of the line (from the place you clicked on)
it tells you exactly how many people moved to or from your main county. If that makes any sense.
Even though that map is a couple years old it's pretty interesting.
As long as everyone is moving to Multnomah, Clackamas, and Washington counties, the rest of Oregon should be OK.
I noticed that there are an awful lot of people moving away though. Maybe things balance out.
Now, if only we could have some statistic as to why all those people are moving....
Ether to someplace or away from someplace.
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