Ranking of Idaho Counties By Net Domestic Migration in 2015

Updated on June 21, 2025.

Based on the US Census Vintage data estimates, in 2015, the Net Domestic Migration for Idaho was 6.77K. Among all Idaho counties, Ada County had the highest net domestic migration (3.83K), followed by Canyon County (2.55K), and Kootenai County (2.41K).

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), 2015 Census.

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Ranking of Idaho Counties By Net Domestic Migration in 2015

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Rank	County	Net Dom. Migration
1	Ada County	3829
2	Canyon County	2551
3	Kootenai County	2407
4	Twin Falls County	531
5	Bonneville County	351
6	Bonner County	314
7	Boundary County	292
8	Valley County	264
9	Boise County	183
10	Teton County	157
11	Nez Perce County	129
12	Idaho County	72
13	Oneida County	65
14	Shoshone County	60
15	Lemhi County	54
16	Gooding County	45
17	Clearwater County	40
18	Gem County	26
19	Adams County	17
20	Camas County	11
21	Clark County	-5
22	Benewah County	-14
23	Payette County	-31
24	Blaine County	-34
25	Lewis County	-36
26	Owyhee County	-43
27	Minidoka County	-49
28	Franklin County	-52
29	Washington County	-55
30	Bear Lake County	-65
31	Custer County	-69
32	Lincoln County	-75
33	Caribou County	-79
34	Fremont County	-101
35	Butte County	-105
36	Power County	-119
37	Jefferson County	-121
38	Cassia County	-204
39	Jerome County	-242
40	Latah County	-246
41	Bannock County	-342
42	Bingham County	-564
43	Elmore County	-917
44	Madison County	-1059