Rankings · Place
Highest households in by state
Households that moved in.
Households that filed a tax return from this county having filed from somewhere else the year before. IRS counts filed returns, so it misses people who do not file and counts a household once rather than per person; it will not reconcile with the Census net migration figure above, which counts people. Flows under 20 returns are suppressed for disclosure, so this understates movement in small counties.
- 1Texas879,909
- 2California745,952
- 3Florida743,340
- 4New York451,167
- 5Georgia391,256
- 6North Carolina356,087
- 7Virginia332,175
- 8Pennsylvania275,714
- 9Ohio270,661
- 10Colorado260,399
- 11Illinois257,693
- 12New Jersey234,381
- 13Michigan231,626
- 14Washington225,935
- 15Tennessee221,824
- 16Massachusetts184,209
- 17Indiana178,151
- 18South Carolina176,349
- 19Missouri174,232
- 20Arizona172,767
- 21Maryland172,157
- 22Minnesota169,377
- 23Wisconsin147,648
- 24Oregon128,301
- 25Alabama119,960
- 26Kentucky113,246
- 27Oklahoma111,011
- 28Louisiana103,073
- 29Utah92,519
- 30Connecticut83,747
- 31Arkansas82,186
- 32Iowa78,660
- 33Nevada77,968
- 34Kansas74,514
- 35Mississippi69,428
- 36Idaho60,038
- 37New Mexico50,492
- 38Nebraska49,312
- 39New Hampshire42,644
- 40Maine38,990
- 41West Virginia37,653
- 42Montana33,509
- 43District of Columbia33,508
- 44South Dakota29,717
- 45Hawaii29,252
- 46Rhode Island26,970
- 47Delaware25,877
- 48North Dakota21,995
- 49Alaska20,445
- 50Vermont17,601
- 51Wyoming17,244
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<iframe src="https://movermath.com/embed/households-in" width="100%" height="420" style="border:0" loading="lazy" title="Households that moved in by state"></iframe>Source: IRS Statistics of Income, county migration. · How this is built