Florida Net Domestic Migration By County in 2012

Updated on January 22, 2024.

According to the US Census Bureau estimates, in 2012, the net domestic migration for Florida was 103,739. Orange County had the highest net domestic migration (13,472) followed by Lee County (10,321), and Palm Beach County (10,234). On the other hand, Miami-Dade County had the lowest net domestic migration (-16,068), followed by Hendry County (-1,655), and Bradford County (-1,527).

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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Florida Net Domestic Migration By County in 2012
Florida Net Domestic Migration By County in 2012
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County Net Domestic Migration
Alachua -558
Baker -120
Bay 1056
Bradford -1527
Brevard 2665
Broward 8055
Calhoun -68
Charlotte 3730
Citrus 622
Clay 571
Collier 2730
Columbia 484
DeSoto -59
Dixie -201
Duval -354
Escambia 1803
Flagler 1039
Franklin 140
Gadsden -1013
Gilchrist -107
Glades -172
Gulf 35
Hamilton 103
Hardee -559
Hendry -1655
Hernando 821
Highlands 108
Hillsborough 10008
Holmes -92
Indian River 1626
Jackson -43
Jefferson -288
Lafayette -11
Lake 2916
Lee 10321
Leon 3159
Levy -235
Liberty 31
Madison -180
Manatee 5300
Marion 2200
Martin 1537
Miami-Dade -16068
Monroe 165
Nassau 247
Okaloosa 4514
Okeechobee -369
Orange 13472
Osceola 4470
Palm Beach 10234
Pasco 3235
Pinellas 4065
Polk 1795
Putnam -687
St. Johns 5319
St. Lucie 1728
Santa Rosa 1576
Sarasota 5631
Seminole 1764
Sumter 4435
Suwannee 194
Taylor 53
Union -59
Volusia 2784
Wakulla -184
Walton 1364
Washington 243