Ranking of Idaho Counties By Net Migration in 2023

Updated on June 21, 2025.

Based on the US Census Vintage data estimates, in 2023, the Net Migration for Idaho was 21.15K. Among all Idaho counties, Canyon County had the highest net migration (5.77K), followed by Ada County (4.76K), and Kootenai County (1.58K).

The chart below shows the top 10 counties, and the table below shows the ranking of all Idaho counties.

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Data Source: US Census Bureau (Vintage), 2023 Census.

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Ranking of Idaho Counties By Net Migration in 2023

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Ranking of Idaho Counties By Net Migration in 2023

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Rank	County	Net Migration
1	Canyon County	5770
2	Ada County	4764
3	Kootenai County	1581
4	Bonner County	1249
5	Twin Falls County	1243
6	Bonneville County	1003
7	Gem County	659
8	Jefferson County	653
9	Bannock County	577
10	Washington County	343
11	Payette County	329
12	Idaho County	310
13	Boundary County	279
14	Bingham County	236
14	Clearwater County	236
15	Franklin County	234
16	Minidoka County	233
17	Nez Perce County	232
18	Latah County	224
19	Lemhi County	223
20	Oneida County	207
21	Valley County	201
22	Jerome County	192
23	Gooding County	186
24	Shoshone County	163
25	Fremont County	141
26	Adams County	140
26	Power County	140
27	Boise County	134
28	Benewah County	122
29	Owyhee County	106
30	Cassia County	71
31	Butte County	62
32	Camas County	55
33	Lincoln County	44
34	Custer County	42
35	Lewis County	36
36	Elmore County	18
37	Bear Lake County	16
38	Caribou County	7
39	Teton County	-4
40	Clark County	-22
41	Blaine County	-49
42	Madison County	-1237