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Migration Trends
Pima County (AZ)
Net Domestic Migration, 2019–2023
Real IRS tax-return address changes, not a Census population estimate -- people who actually filed from a different county the following year. Positive means more people left than arrived; negative means the reverse. See the reporting-vs-reality read of this same data for how this compares against the Census's own population-change numbers.
-7,491 -3,746 0 3,746 7,491 2020 2021 2022 2023
2019→2020: 23,937 out, 30,451 in, net -6,514
2020→2021: 24,689 out, 30,018 in, net -5,329
2021→2022: 25,169 out, 29,328 in, net -4,159
2022→2023: 23,587 out, 26,671 in, net -3,084
Where Pima County, AZ's Leavers Went, 2022→2023
Each number below is people who moved specifically from Pima County, AZ to that one county, in this one year -- not that county's own total gain from every source. Select it in the picker above to see its own totals.
Maricopa County (AZ) 5,043
Pinal County (AZ) 1,428
Cochise County (AZ) 1,124
Santa Cruz County (AZ) 824
San Diego County (CA) 683
Los Angeles County (CA) 635
Clark County (NV) 461
King County (WA) 381
Yavapai County (AZ) 330
Bexar County (TX) 292
Where Pima County, AZ's Arrivals Came From, 2022→2023
Each number below is people who moved specifically from that one county to Pima County, AZ, in this one year -- not that county's own total loss to everywhere else.
Maricopa County (AZ) 4,305
Cochise County (AZ) 1,387
Pinal County (AZ) 1,317
Santa Cruz County (AZ) 1,005
Los Angeles County (CA) 905
San Diego County (CA) 878
Clark County (NV) 506
King County (WA) 420
Yavapai County (AZ) 408
Coconino County (AZ) 359