When it comes to retirement, people look for a range of factors in where they're going to live, such as cost of living (how far will that retirement check stretch?) to safety, health, weather and proximity to family or cultural and/or sporting activities.

While lots of people look for the best place to go, one doesn't often hear about the states they leave behind.

However, thanks to United Van Lines' 40th annual National Movers Study, which has tracked inbound and outbound moves by state since 1977, we can introduce you to the 10 states that lost the most retirees in 2016 as they sought more congenial surroundings.

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