Where People Are Moving (Inflow)

U.S. counties drawing the most new residents, measured by IRS county-to-county migration inflow (the number of people who moved in over the latest year).

#	County	Migration inflow
1	Los Angeles, CA	114,343
2	Harris, TX	86,625
3	Maricopa, AZ	82,559
4	Cook, IL	78,978
5	New York, NY	76,561
6	Dallas, TX	69,760
7	Kings, NY	61,964
8	San Diego, CA	61,648
9	King, WA	60,834
10	Tarrant, TX	54,134
11	Orange, CA	52,560
12	Travis, TX	50,570
13	Riverside, CA	49,965
14	Broward, FL	46,969
15	Orange, FL	46,302
16	Fulton, GA	45,743
17	Clark, NV	45,428
18	Queens, NY	45,244
19	Collin, TX	43,526
20	Hillsborough, FL	42,916
21	Middlesex, MA	42,841
22	Denver, CO	42,311
23	San Bernardino, CA	41,693
24	Denton, TX	39,383
25	Bexar, TX	39,198
26	Santa Clara, CA	38,998
27	Miami-Dade, FL	38,451
28	Mecklenburg, NC	37,973
29	Alameda, CA	37,170
30	Palm Beach, FL	35,121
31	Wake, NC	34,367
32	Fairfax, VA	34,095
33	Philadelphia, PA	33,406
34	Hennepin, MN	33,274
35	Suffolk, MA	32,857
36	San Francisco, CA	30,402
37	District of Columbia, DC	28,622
38	Franklin, OH	28,152
39	DeKalb, GA	28,004
40	Williamson, TX	27,754
41	Sacramento, CA	27,494
42	Hudson, NJ	27,090
43	Oakland, MI	26,467
44	Arapahoe, CO	25,901
45	Duval, FL	25,754
46	Pinellas, FL	25,663
47	Multnomah, OR	25,582
48	Polk, FL	25,406
49	Davidson, TN	25,358
50	Gwinnett, GA	25,004

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