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

Migration in Região Metropolitana do Extremo Oeste (2017–2022)

Metropolitan region (RM) made up of 49 municipalities, with its core in São Miguel do Oeste and a reference population of 351,495 people. In the 2017–2022 five-year period there were 13,850 migrations within the region itself (among its municipalities) and an external net migration (with the rest of the country) of +4,795.

Core × periphery matrix (intra-metropolitan migration)

Core → periphery1,610
Periphery → core2,320
Periphery → periphery9,920
External inflows (rest of the country)23,035
External outflows (rest of the country)18,245

Top 10 intra-RM migration flows

OriginDestinationFlow typePeople
Descanso/SCSão Miguel do Oeste/SCPeriphery → core310
Guaraciaba/SCSão Miguel do Oeste/SCPeriphery → core280
Paraíso/SCSão Miguel do Oeste/SCPeriphery → core245
São Miguel do Oeste/SCGuaraciaba/SCCore → periphery235
São José do Cedro/SCSão Miguel do Oeste/SCPeriphery → core215
São Miguel do Oeste/SCBandeirante/SCCore → periphery190
Campo Erê/SCSão Lourenço do Oeste/SCPeriphery → periphery180
São Miguel do Oeste/SCDescanso/SCCore → periphery180
Maravilha/SCCunha Porã/SCPeriphery → periphery170
São Lourenço do Oeste/SCNovo Horizonte/SCPeriphery → periphery170

Commuting

Employed persons in the region188,725
Commuters (work outside their municipality of residence)15,330
% of commuters among employed persons8.1
Median commuting time30 min
% using public transport24.9

Migrants and work

Sum over the region's municipalities (rm_mig_pendular_resumo): among those who migrated within their own metropolitan region and were employed, where they went to work.

Intra-RM migrants13,880
... employed8,880
... commuting (work outside where they moved to)1,545
... going back to work in the origin municipality they left810
... now working in the core65
... working where they now live6,985

Municipalities of Região Metropolitana do Extremo Oeste

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