Martin County — commute flow by county (2023)
Alamance County — 8 (Middle)Alexander County — 1 (Lower-middle)Alleghany County — 0 (Lower-middle)Anson County — 0 (Lower-middle)Ashe County — 0 (Lower-middle)Avery County — 0 (Lower-middle)Beaufort County — 350 (Higher)Bertie County — 245 (Higher)Bladen County — 6 (Lower-middle)Brunswick County — 23 (Upper-middle)Buncombe County — 0 (Lower-middle)Burke County — 0 (Lower-middle)Cabarrus County — 16 (Upper-middle)Caldwell County — 5 (Lower-middle)Camden County — 11 (Middle)Carteret County — 82 (Higher)Caswell County — 0 (Lower-middle)Catawba County — 5 (Lower-middle)Chatham County — 7 (Middle)Cherokee County — 0 (Lower-middle)Chowan County — 63 (Higher)Clay County — 0 (Lower-middle)Cleveland County — 9 (Middle)Columbus County — 10 (Middle)Craven County — 163 (Higher)Cumberland County — 61 (Higher)Currituck County — 32 (Upper-middle)Dare County — 27 (Upper-middle)Davidson County — 11 (Middle)Davie County — 0 (Lower-middle)Duplin County — 8 (Middle)Durham County — 20 (Upper-middle)Edgecombe County — 117 (Higher)Forsyth County — 11 (Middle)Franklin County — 14 (Upper-middle)Gaston County — 16 (Upper-middle)Gates County — 21 (Upper-middle)Graham County — 0 (Lower-middle)Granville County — 19 (Upper-middle)Greene County — 21 (Upper-middle)Guilford County — 17 (Upper-middle)Halifax County — 124 (Higher)Harnett County — 20 (Upper-middle)Haywood County — 0 (Lower-middle)Henderson County — 0 (Lower-middle)Hertford County — 88 (Higher)Hoke County — 6 (Lower-middle)Hyde County — 13 (Upper-middle)Iredell County — 9 (Middle)Jackson County — 0 (Lower-middle)Johnston County — 43 (Higher)Jones County — 12 (Upper-middle)Lee County — 4 (Lower-middle)Lenoir County — 44 (Higher)Lincoln County — 7 (Middle)McDowell County — 3 (Lower-middle)Macon County — 0 (Lower-middle)Madison County — 0 (Lower-middle)Mecklenburg County — 81 (Higher)Mitchell County — 0 (Lower-middle)Montgomery County — 2 (Lower-middle)Moore County — 9 (Middle)Nash County — 109 (Higher)New Hanover County — 29 (Upper-middle)Northampton County — 56 (Higher)Onslow County — 26 (Upper-middle)Orange County — 9 (Middle)Pamlico County — 27 (Upper-middle)Pasquotank County — 77 (Higher)Pender County — 8 (Middle)Perquimans County — 55 (Higher)Person County — 2 (Lower-middle)Pitt County — 767 (Higher)Polk County — 1 (Lower-middle)Randolph County — 5 (Lower-middle)Richmond County — 2 (Lower-middle)Robeson County — 7 (Middle)Rockingham County — 7 (Middle)Rowan County — 12 (Upper-middle)Rutherford County — 2 (Lower-middle)Sampson County — 10 (Middle)Scotland County — 3 (Lower-middle)Stanly County — 9 (Middle)Stokes County — 1 (Lower-middle)Surry County — 0 (Lower-middle)Swain County — 0 (Lower-middle)Transylvania County — 0 (Lower-middle)Tyrrell County — 9 (Middle)Union County — 15 (Upper-middle)Vance County — 10 (Middle)Wake County — 115 (Higher)Warren County — 7 (Middle)Washington County — 268 (Higher)Watauga County — 2 (Lower-middle)Wayne County — 12 (Upper-middle)Wilkes County — 1 (Lower-middle)Wilson County — 61 (Higher)Yadkin County — 2 (Lower-middle)Yancey County — 0 (Lower-middle)Martin County — no data (unmeasured)
Where this is
Shading: Total Jobs
Lower-middle (0 to 6)Middle (7 to 11)Upper-middle (12 to 32)Higher (43 to 767)No data
Each unit is shaded by its Total Jobs value and grouped into equal-count bands (quantiles) against the other units shown — lighter = lower, darker = higher. It ranks position among the units in view; it does not grade places, and the ranges shift with which units are shown.

The map is bounded to this parent geography — it shows the selected unit among its own siblings only, the same depth rule the drill-down uses. Shading ranks position on the measure among the units shown; it does not grade places.

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Elsewhere In-State
3,590 (54%)
Total
Pitt County767
Beaufort County350
Washington County268
Bertie County245
Craven County163
Halifax County124
Edgecombe County117
Other (71)1,556
Other States
135 (2%)
Total
VA53
SC22
NY14
OH10
NJ8
MD5
GA5
Other (12)18

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