Plains states lose people to urban areas in shift across nine states
Duane Kenny Nelson, the only licensed plumber in Burke County North Dakota, doubts any rivals arrive as he ages 64. The Great Plains lose population to cities across nine states with several counties turning frontier like. North Dakota grew slowly while more than 23,000 left in the 1990s, and rural jobs remain a bottleneck.
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