California Net Domestic Migration By County in 2014

Updated on January 22, 2024.

According to the US Census Bureau estimates, in 2014, the net domestic migration for California was -46,407. Riverside County had the highest net domestic migration (12,007) followed by Contra Costa County (6,444), and Alameda County (6,290). On the other hand, Los Angeles County had the lowest net domestic migration (-59,714), followed by Orange County (-8,638), and Santa Clara County (-7,622).

Net Domestic Migration for a given county refers to the the difference between number of people moving to the county from other parts of the United States (excluding Puerto Rico) and number of people moving out of the county to other parts of the United States (excluding Puerto Rico).

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California Net Domestic Migration By County in 2014
California Net Domestic Migration By County in 2014
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County Net Domestic Migration
Alameda 6290
Alpine -46
Amador 218
Butte 1233
Calaveras 95
Colusa -240
Contra Costa 6444
Del Norte -700
El Dorado 1317
Fresno -1729
Glenn -91
Humboldt -20
Imperial -959
Inyo -104
Kern -2190
Kings -2551
Lake 328
Lassen -582
Los Angeles -59714
Madera 887
Marin 847
Mariposa -78
Mendocino -18
Merced -281
Modoc -51
Mono -77
Monterey -2806
Napa 370
Nevada 709
Orange -8638
Placer 2647
Plumas -199
Riverside 12007
Sacramento 4040
San Benito 203
San Bernardino -2871
San Diego 547
San Francisco 753
San Joaquin 3609
San Luis Obispo 1934
San Mateo -673
Santa Barbara 534
Santa Clara -7622
Santa Cruz 601
Shasta 299
Sierra -32
Siskiyou -150
Solano 2253
Sonoma 2846
Stanislaus 502
Sutter -565
Tehama -220
Trinity -249
Tulare -2186
Tuolumne 28
Ventura -1717
Yolo -328
Yuba -261