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Atlas of internal migration in Brazil 2022 Census · 2017–2022

Migration in São José do Rio Preto (2017–2022)

Immediate region with 36 municipalities and a reference population of 888,355 people. In the 2017–2022 five-year period, the unit received 63,015 in-migrants and lost 29,740 out-migrants coming from or going to places outside its borders, a net migration of +33,275 (37.46 per 1,000 population).

Migration between municipalities of the same immediate region is not counted here; only the flows that cross the unit's border are. The indicators on this page are direct sums of the published municipal flows (excluding the pairs suppressed by disclosure control), not a new sample estimate: that is why there is no standard error or confidence interval at this aggregation level.

Top origins and destinations

Top 10 origins of in-migrants
OriginPeople
São Paulo12,645
Catanduva3,255
Barretos3,110
Votuporanga2,790
Campinas1,860
Ribeirão Preto1,295
Birigui - Penápolis1,280
Araçatuba1,240
Andradina1,215
Lins1,200
Top 10 destinations of out-migrants
DestinationPeople
São Paulo2,935
Votuporanga2,175
Ribeirão Preto1,460
Catanduva1,400
Araçatuba1,245
Barretos1,235
Campinas1,160
Birigui - Penápolis835
Fernandópolis795
Frutal695

Municipalities of São José do Rio Preto

36 municipalities, with net migration 2017–2022
MunicipalityNet migration
Bady Bassitt/SP+7,540
São José do Rio Preto/SP+6,750
Mirassol/SP+3,970
Cedral/SP+2,815
Guapiaçu/SP+2,630
Ipiguá/SP+1,075
Mendonça/SP+965
Urupês/SP+800
Tanabi/SP+720
Nova Aliança/SP+660
Potirendaba/SP+645
Sales/SP+630
Palestina/SP+600
Neves Paulista/SP+520
Bálsamo/SP+450
Uchoa/SP+425
Onda Verde/SP+370
Adolfo/SP+370
Jaci/SP+355
Poloni/SP+325
Orindiúva/SP+280
Mirassolândia/SP+255
Nipoã/SP+245
Nova Granada/SP+210
Ubarana/SP+190
Macaubal/SP+130
Novo Horizonte/SP+100
Ibirá/SP+85
Paulo de Faria/SP−5
União Paulista/SP−50
José Bonifácio/SP−55
Irapuã/SP−110
Icém/SP−185
Altair/SP−235
Planalto/SP−285
Monte Aprazível/SP−420

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