County
Napa County, CA
In the IRS's 2022–2023 Statistics of Income migration data, Napa County, CA recorded 2,126 households (3,431 people) moving in and 2,431 households (3,905 people) moving out — a net lost of 305 households and $74.06M in reported adjusted gross income.
The single largest recorded source of newcomers was San Francisco County, CA: 166 households (248 people) moved from there, representing $63.90M in reported income.
At the state level, no state sent more newcomers into Napa County, CA than Arizona, which accounted for 26 households and $1.68M in reported AGI.
Inbound (reported)
$294.66M
2,126 households · 3,431 people
Outbound (reported)
$220.61M
2,431 households · 3,905 people
Net (reported)
$74.06M
-305 households · -474 people
States sending newcomers
Shaded by reported AGI coming from each state. Hover a state for numbers. County-to-county detail below.
Top origin counties
| County | Households | People | Reported AGI |
|---|---|---|---|
| San Francisco County, CA | 166 | 248 | $63.90M |
| Solano County, CA | 567 | 1,020 | $39.60M |
| Contra Costa County, CA | 219 | 385 | $28.94M |
| Alameda County, CA | 152 | 235 | $27.02M |
| Sonoma County, CA | 247 | 385 | $24.34M |
| Santa Clara County, CA | 86 | 126 | $21.63M |
| San Mateo County, CA | 99 | 158 | $21.18M |
| Los Angeles County, CA | 130 | 180 | $19.00M |
| Marin County, CA | 82 | 116 | $14.48M |
| Sacramento County, CA | 87 | 132 | $7.00M |
| San Diego County, CA | 57 | 78 | $6.26M |
| Orange County, CA | 44 | 71 | $5.40M |
| Placer County, CA | 37 | 58 | $3.96M |
| Riverside County, CA | 33 | 47 | $3.68M |
| Yolo County, CA | 33 | 41 | $2.66M |
| Lake County, CA | 35 | 71 | $2.36M |
| Maricopa County, AZ | 26 | 33 | $1.68M |
| San Joaquin County, CA | 26 | 47 | $1.56M |
“Where newcomers came from” excludes moves within Napa County, CA itself. Switch to outbound to see the other direction.