As many millennials move out of state, some parts of the country have become more popular spots for their relocation. In a new study, SmartAsset analyzed the most recently available Census Bureau data (2018) on migration patterns of people between the ages of 25 and 39 to uncover the states and cities where millennials are moving and leaving.

SmartAsset’s analysis shows that Atlanta lost more millennials than it gained. In 2018, about 10,149 millennials moved to the city from a different state, while roughly 11,216 millennials moved to a different state, resulting in a net migration loss of 1,067. To see the top 10 cities millennials are leaving, check out the table below.