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GeographyIndia-People and Economy: Migration Types, Causes and Consequences

The highest female inter-state migration is recorded in __________.

Read the given presentation and answer following question :

Intra-state and inter-state migration by place of last residence, India, 2011

The highest female inter-state migration is recorded in __________.

Answer & explanation+

Correct answer: option 2

The correct answer is Option (2) → Urban to Urban

In the inter-state graph, the female bars are about 3 million (rural to rural), 3.6 million (rural to urban), 0.7 million (urban to rural) and 3.8 million (urban to urban). The urban to urban bar is the highest.

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