Where did twenty thousand whites migrate to after the civil war?

After the Civil War, many white Southerners migrated to the western United States, seeking new opportunities and land. This movement was part of a broader westward expansion, with some settling in territories such as Texas, Oklahoma, and California. Additionally, some moved to urban areas in the North, drawn by industrial jobs and economic prospects. This migration was influenced by the economic devastation in the South and the promise of new beginnings elsewhere.