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Net estimated migration (a), Queensland, 1982–83 to 2010–11

Year (b)
   Arrivals  Departures  Net migration (c)
  — number —
1982–83 92,772 63,066 29,452
1983–84 76,683 63,859 13,226
1984–85 85,586 65,737 20,585
1985–86 95,337 68,263 27,882
1986–87 103,396 72,522 32,891
1987–88 125,330 77,953 48,162
1988–89 148,250 82,252 68,839
1989–90 135,391 86,872 51,244
1990–91 128,519 87,959 39,452
1991–92 130,779 85,427 42,349
1992–93 148,426 90,751 52,881
1993–94 137,186 83,956 50,177
1994–95 147,774 95,228 50,805
1995–96 145,079 98,645 45,666
1996–97 141,659 108,214 32,225
1997–98 138,573 108,659 29,914
1998–99 135,531 105,139 30,392
1999–00 145,269 109,302 35,967
2000–01 156,513 115,486 41,027
2001–02 183,182 125,493 57,689
2002–03 184,693 117,725 66,329
2003–04 182,907 118,703 56,356
2004–05 177,132 117,268 61,049
2005–06 175,711 117,649 47,154
2006–07 188,981 115,674 73,307
2007–08 200,371 123,231 77,140
2008–09 201,251 123,490 77,761
2009–10 173,104 127,114 45,990
2010–11 167,927 129,511 38,416
(a) The sum of interstate and overseas migration.
(b) There is a break in series for the net overseas component between 2005–06 and 2006–07. Net overseas migration estimates to 2005–06 use a methodology based on the 12/12 rule, while estimates from 2006–07 use an improved methodology (12/16 rule).
(c) Includes category jumping from 1982–83 and 2005–06.
 
Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics, Migration, Australia, Cat. no. 3412.0, Australian Demographic Statistics, Cat. no. 3101.0.
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