Northward migration

Northward migration refers to the movement of people from southern regions to northern areas, often driven by factors such as seeking better employment opportunities, education, healthcare, or improved living standards. This pattern can also be influenced by climate, environmental changes, or political stability. It is a common demographic trend in many countries, affecting population distribution, economic development, and regional planning. Essentially, individuals or groups relocate northward to access advantages not available in their original locations, reflecting social and economic shifts within a country or region.