California Net Domestic Migration By County in 2017

Updated on January 22, 2024.

According to the US Census Bureau estimates, in 2017, the net domestic migration for California was -138,211. Riverside County had the highest net domestic migration (19,476) followed by Placer County (5,499), and San Joaquin County (4,644). On the other hand, Los Angeles County had the lowest net domestic migration (-91,033), followed by Santa Clara County (-26,266), and Orange County (-18,046).

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 2017
California Net Domestic Migration By County in 2017
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County Net Domestic Migration
Alameda -11720
Alpine 66
Amador 1212
Butte 2336
Calaveras 453
Colusa -40
Contra Costa -205
Del Norte -15
El Dorado 2548
Fresno -440
Glenn -21
Humboldt 138
Imperial -771
Inyo -21
Kern -1669
Kings -1196
Lake 388
Lassen 112
Los Angeles -91033
Madera 479
Marin -1700
Mariposa 17
Mendocino 157
Merced 1016
Modoc -72
Mono -76
Monterey -3371
Napa -1059
Nevada 718
Orange -18046
Placer 5499
Plumas 13
Riverside 19476
Sacramento 4155
San Benito 574
San Bernardino 1678
San Diego -16292
San Francisco -2664
San Joaquin 4644
San Luis Obispo 544
San Mateo -7585
Santa Barbara -2277
Santa Clara -26266
Santa Cruz -710
Shasta 985
Sierra 50
Siskiyou 417
Solano 2298
Sonoma -1070
Stanislaus 1650
Sutter -195
Tehama 285
Trinity -67
Tulare -1071
Tuolumne 444
Ventura -2744
Yolo 752
Yuba 1081