Idaho Net Domestic Migration By County in 2014
According to the US Census Bureau estimates, in 2014, the net domestic migration for Idaho was 8,470. Ada County had the highest net domestic migration (6,311) followed by Kootenai County (2,142), and Canyon County (2,089). On the other hand, Bannock County had the lowest net domestic migration (-668), followed by Madison County (-603), and Bingham County (-597).
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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| County | Net Domestic Migration |
|---|---|
| Ada | 6311 |
| Adams | 27 |
| Bannock | -668 |
| Bear Lake | -38 |
| Benewah | 27 |
| Bingham | -597 |
| Blaine | -10 |
| Boise | 71 |
| Bonner | 764 |
| Bonneville | -131 |
| Boundary | 94 |
| Butte | 0 |
| Camas | 7 |
| Canyon | 2089 |
| Caribou | -40 |
| Cassia | -38 |
| Clark | 4 |
| Clearwater | 18 |
| Custer | -93 |
| Elmore | -501 |
| Franklin | 60 |
| Fremont | -156 |
| Gem | 99 |
| Gooding | -129 |
| Idaho | 70 |
| Jefferson | -199 |
| Jerome | -68 |
| Kootenai | 2142 |
| Latah | 0 |
| Lemhi | 45 |
| Lewis | 6 |
| Lincoln | -25 |
| Madison | -603 |
| Minidoka | -214 |
| Nez Perce | 68 |
| Oneida | -90 |
| Owyhee | -157 |
| Payette | 136 |
| Power | -152 |
| Shoshone | -278 |
| Teton | -87 |
| Twin Falls | 462 |
| Valley | 181 |
| Washington | 63 |