Colorado Net Domestic Migration By County in 2015

Updated on January 22, 2024.

According to the US Census Bureau estimates, in 2015, the net domestic migration for Colorado was 56,922. Denver County had the highest net domestic migration (10,820) followed by Larimer County (7,398), and Weld County (6,186). On the other hand, Yuma County had the lowest net domestic migration (-204), followed by Conejos County (-192), and Prowers County (-177).

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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Colorado Net Domestic Migration By County in 2015
Colorado Net Domestic Migration By County in 2015
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County Net Domestic Migration
Adams 4981
Alamosa 8
Arapahoe 4504
Archuleta 134
Baca -8
Bent 81
Boulder 3504
Broomfield 2625
Chaffee 207
Cheyenne -35
Clear Creek 97
Conejos -192
Costilla 12
Crowley 10
Custer 103
Delta 66
Denver 10820
Dolores 0
Douglas 4561
Eagle -81
Elbert 481
El Paso 3638
Fremont 307
Garfield 122
Gilpin 51
Grand 114
Gunnison 266
Hinsdale -9
Huerfano 58
Jackson -35
Jefferson 3937
Kiowa 13
Kit Carson 152
Lake 86
La Plata 597
Larimer 7398
Las Animas 29
Lincoln 31
Logan -19
Mesa 614
Mineral 41
Moffat -93
Montezuma 145
Montrose 3
Morgan -174
Otero -100
Ouray 37
Park 318
Phillips -78
Pitkin 46
Prowers -177
Pueblo 1437
Rio Blanco -155
Rio Grande -148
Routt 116
Saguache 31
San Juan -24
San Miguel 19
Sedgwick 70
Summit 395
Teller -53
Washington 56
Weld 6186
Yuma -204