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Additionally, Alaska and Hawaii were not included on the map. A number of counties in Mississippi were shaded gray, likely indicating they hadn't reported results when the map was created.

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Humphreys County, Mississippi, was close behind at 11%. Three additional counties in the state, as well as three in Alabama and one each in Georgia and Maryland, rounded out the bottom of the list.

What To Know Yazoo County, Mississippi, experienced the largest population decline of all U.S. counties between July 1, 2023, and July 1, 2024, losing 6.4 percent of its residents.

Humphreys County, Mississippi, was close behind at 11%. Three additional counties in the state, as well as three in Alabama and one each in Georgia and Maryland, rounded out the bottom of the list.

The data covered the year between July 1, 2023, and June 30, 2024. You can hover over the map below to see what those net moving rates looked like after taking into account a county's population.