Florida Net Domestic Migration By County in 2019

Updated on January 22, 2024.

According to the US Census Bureau estimates, in 2019, the net domestic migration for Florida was 139,330. Polk County had the highest net domestic migration (16,902) followed by Pasco County (16,107), and Lee County (15,669). On the other hand, Miami-Dade County had the lowest net domestic migration (-44,841), followed by Bay County (-12,867), and Broward County (-12,072).

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 2019
Florida Net Domestic Migration By County in 2019
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County Net Domestic Migration
Alachua -1160
Baker 820
Bay -12867
Bradford 598
Brevard 8257
Broward -12072
Calhoun -417
Charlotte 5999
Citrus 3928
Clay 2658
Collier 5782
Columbia 1109
DeSoto 509
Dixie 257
Duval 3059
Escambia 3076
Flagler 3643
Franklin 455
Gadsden -300
Gilchrist 316
Glades 194
Gulf -2579
Hamilton 144
Hardee -413
Hendry 132
Hernando 4665
Highlands 1994
Hillsborough 9536
Holmes 252
Indian River 3522
Jackson -1664
Jefferson -66
Lafayette -252
Lake 10704
Lee 15669
Leon 683
Levy 871
Liberty -65
Madison -1
Manatee 9286
Marion 8211
Martin 1266
Miami-Dade -44841
Monroe -730
Nassau 2771
Okaloosa 2810
Okeechobee 430
Orange -3981
Osceola 3762
Palm Beach 7790
Pasco 16107
Pinellas 5391
Polk 16902
Putnam 614
St. Johns 10926
St. Lucie 7707
Santa Rosa 4760
Sarasota 10687
Seminole 1651
Sumter 6073
Suwannee 335
Taylor 25
Union -6
Volusia 9174
Wakulla 1216
Walton 3169
Washington 849