Georgia Net Migration Rate By County in 2021

Updated on January 22, 2024.

According to the US Census Bureau estimates, in 2021, the net migration rate per 1,000 population for Georgia was 4.24. Dawson County had the highest net migration rate per 1,000 population (54.28) followed by Jackson County (46.6), and Jasper County (46.12). On the other hand, Stewart County had the lowest net migration rate per 1,000 population (-61.07), followed by Chattahoochee County (-57.65), and Dougherty County (-30.72).

Net migration rate for a county refers to the difference between the number of migrants, both domestic and international, moving to the county and those leaving the county per 1,000 of the county's mid-year population. A positive rate is known as a net immigration rate, and a negative rate is known as a net emigration rate.

You can also see similar information for other states and also for the US by state. You can also see links at the bottom of the page for the trend of the net migration rate for each county in Georgia.

Hover over or click on the chart to see this information for each county. The data can also be filtered, sorted, and explored further in a table below.

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Georgia Net Migration Rate By County in 2021
Georgia Net Migration Rate By County in 2021
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County Net Migration Rate
Appling 5.66
Atkinson 4.68
Bacon -2.61
Baker -3.17
Baldwin 1.05
Banks 27.74
Barrow 29.95
Bartow 14.48
Ben Hill 4.08
Berrien 3.09
Bibb -5.37
Bleckley -15.25
Brantley 7.74
Brooks 5.35
Bryan 38.76
Bulloch 6.59
Burke -10.82
Butts 26.56
Calhoun -1.26
Camden 10.86
Candler 2.91
Carroll 16.7
Catoosa 9.32
Charlton 27.78
Chatham 0.27
Chattahoochee -57.65
Chattooga 1.45
Cherokee 22.68
Clarke 1.65
Clay 20.39
Clayton -5.89
Clinch 0.15
Cobb -3.87
Coffee -1.14
Colquitt -2.1
Columbia 14.88
Cook 3.54
Coweta 21.7
Crawford 11.47
Crisp 4.24
Dade 5.67
Dawson 54.28
Decatur -6.92
DeKalb -11.97
Dodge -3.34
Dooly -17.33
Dougherty -30.72
Douglas 4.54
Early -6.43
Echols -4.58
Effingham 21.06
Elbert 2.04
Emanuel 3.71
Evans -4.46
Fannin 25.04
Fayette 11.93
Floyd 1.77
Forsyth 28.6
Franklin 6.13
Fulton -9.27
Gilmer 27.84
Glascock 8.97
Glynn 6.15
Gordon 10.37
Grady -11.67
Greene 35.72
Gwinnett 1.8
Habersham 15.14
Hall 15.63
Hancock 10.36
Haralson 22.5
Harris 21.99
Hart 23.44
Heard 10.62
Henry 11.02
Houston 15.39
Irwin -22.29
Jackson 46.6
Jasper 46.12
Jeff Davis 6.81
Jefferson -3.98
Jenkins 16.74
Johnson -10.32
Jones 4.65
Lamar 10.58
Lanier 9.31
Laurens 2.69
Lee -0.6
Liberty 11.73
Lincoln 12.82
Long 43.47
Lowndes 0.29
Lumpkin -17.86
McDuffie 3.56
McIntosh 16.97
Macon -10.73
Madison 20.87
Marion -6.42
Meriwether 12.88
Miller -7.75
Mitchell -14.02
Monroe 29.8
Montgomery 11.96
Morgan 26.68
Murray 1.87
Muscogee -10.5
Newton 21.91
Oconee 24.44
Oglethorpe 23.66
Paulding 22.22
Peach 9.59
Pickens 25.61
Pierce 15.96
Pike 34.21
Polk 11.25
Pulaski -23.23
Putnam 27.68
Quitman 13.44
Rabun 20.53
Randolph -9.19
Richmond -6.22
Rockdale 2.78
Schley -12.21
Screven 2.49
Seminole 8.21
Spalding 7.07
Stephens 4.26
Stewart -61.07
Sumter -14.77
Talbot 13.77
Taliaferro 10.89
Tattnall -5.53
Taylor -1.8
Telfair -4.19
Terrell -18.29
Thomas 3.23
Tift -5.99
Toombs -5.49
Towns 38.64
Treutlen 4.38
Troup 2.94
Turner -3.46
Twiggs -4.27
Union 43.21
Upson 4.26
Walker 14.19
Walton 29.28
Ware -13.93
Warren 9.79
Washington -2.77
Wayne 6.59
Webster 7.65
Wheeler 44.36
White 16.21
Whitfield -2.23
Wilcox 3.42
Wilkes 3.46
Wilkinson 2.27
Worth -5.47

Trend of Net Migration Rate for Counties in Georgia

Use the links below to find the trend of the net migration rate for each county in Georgia.