Migration patterns are the common routes and trends that show how people move from one place to another. These movements can be temporary, seasonal, or permanent. Patterns can be seen across different time periods.

Some people move from rural areas to cities for jobs, while others travel seasonally for farming work. Maps and population data are used to track these movements. Migration patterns can follow roads, rivers, or borders.

These patterns are studied in geography and social science. They help show how populations change over time in different regions.