California Net International Migration By County in 2019
According to the US Census Bureau estimates, in 2019, the net international migration for California was 33,553. Los Angeles County had the highest net international migration (8,911) followed by Santa Clara County (8,703), and Alameda County (5,545). On the other hand, Riverside County had the lowest net international migration (-1,216), followed by San Bernardino County (-882), and Kern County (-496).
Net International migration for a given county refers to the difference between the number of people moving to the county from other parts of the world outside the borders of the United States (50 states and District of Columbia) and the number of people moving out of the county to other parts of the world outside the borders of the United States.
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County | Net International Migration |
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Alameda | 5545 |
Alpine | 0 |
Amador | 14 |
Butte | 32 |
Calaveras | 3 |
Colusa | -49 |
Contra Costa | 1877 |
Del Norte | 17 |
El Dorado | 44 |
Fresno | -59 |
Glenn | -46 |
Humboldt | 8 |
Imperial | -131 |
Inyo | 4 |
Kern | -496 |
Kings | -129 |
Lake | -33 |
Lassen | 6 |
Los Angeles | 8911 |
Madera | -250 |
Marin | 321 |
Mariposa | 6 |
Mendocino | -38 |
Merced | -299 |
Modoc | -4 |
Mono | 39 |
Monterey | -412 |
Napa | -71 |
Nevada | -10 |
Orange | 2765 |
Placer | 45 |
Plumas | 1 |
Riverside | -1216 |
Sacramento | 1959 |
San Benito | -80 |
San Bernardino | -882 |
San Diego | 2756 |
San Francisco | 2684 |
San Joaquin | 292 |
San Luis Obispo | -104 |
San Mateo | 2142 |
Santa Barbara | 140 |
Santa Clara | 8703 |
Santa Cruz | -67 |
Shasta | 118 |
Sierra | -1 |
Siskiyou | 0 |
Solano | 88 |
Sonoma | -112 |
Stanislaus | -116 |
Sutter | 23 |
Tehama | -48 |
Trinity | 1 |
Tulare | -446 |
Tuolumne | 13 |
Ventura | -446 |
Yolo | 550 |
Yuba | -9 |