How America Moves

Rankings

Biggest gainers and losers by net migration, 2012–2023 cumulative filing years.

Net income (AGI)Net householdsNet peopleNet per 1k residents
StatesCounties
Latest yearCumulative

Biggest gainers

  1. 1Sumter County, FL+445.0
  2. 2Kendall County, TX+394.0
  3. 3St. Johns County, FL+358.6
  4. 4Comal County, TX+356.9
  5. 5Brunswick County, NC+355.1
  6. 6Kaufman County, TX+334.7
  7. 7Walton County, FL+312.6
  8. 8New Kent County, VA+300.6
  9. 9Flagler County, FL+298.9
  10. 10Union County, GA+296.6
  11. 11Charlotte County, FL+286.6
  12. 12Rockwall County, TX+283.5
  13. 13Nassau County, FL+282.3
  14. 14Parker County, TX+282.0
  15. 15Liberty County, TX+279.1
  16. 16Lancaster County, SC+276.6
  17. 17Jackson County, GA+275.1
  18. 18Elbert County, CO+274.2
  19. 19Pender County, NC+271.8
  20. 20Horry County, SC+267.6
  21. 21Llano County, TX+263.8
  22. 22Forsyth County, GA+263.0
  23. 23Greene County, GA+262.8
  24. 24Goochland County, VA+257.6
  25. 25Dawson County, GA+256.8

Biggest losers

  1. 1Geary County, KS-509.3
  2. 2Madison County, ID-329.5
  3. 3Vernon Parish, LA-306.0
  4. 4Seward County, KS-278.1
  5. 5Christian County, KY-268.0
  6. 6Riley County, KS-258.5
  7. 7Texas County, OK-251.5
  8. 8New York County, NY-249.1
  9. 9Arlington County, VA-246.9
  10. 10Fairbanks North Star Borough, AK-239.9
  11. 11Jefferson County, NY-238.3
  12. 12Suffolk County, MA-231.6
  13. 13St. Louis city, MO-228.2
  14. 14Coahoma County, MS-226.6
  15. 15Alexandria city, VA-222.4
  16. 16Hudson County, NJ-212.6
  17. 17Charlottesville city, VA-205.2
  18. 18Kings County, NY-201.9
  19. 19Ford County, KS-200.2
  20. 20Bronx County, NY-199.3
  21. 21Moore County, TX-199.2
  22. 22Queens County, NY-194.1
  23. 23San Francisco County, CA-194.0
  24. 24Curry County, NM-188.2
  25. 25Washington County, MS-182.1

Ranked by net per 1k residents (people per 1,000). Cumulative net summed across 2012–2023. Population is the latest Census estimate; counties under 20,000 residents are excluded to limit small-sample noise. Source: IRS migration data; figures cover tax filers, AGI is nominal.