Migration + Wealth Flow Explorer

State

Iowa

Statewide totals sum every reported county-to-county flow with an endpoint in this state.

In the IRS's 2022–2023 Statistics of Income migration data, Iowa recorded 8,020 households (13,307 people) moving in and 9,501 households (14,620 people) moving out — a net lost of 1,481 households and $115.86M in reported adjusted gross income.

The single largest recorded source of newcomers was Douglas County, NE: 1,225 households (2,085 people) moved from there, representing $73.09M in reported income.

At the state level, no state sent more newcomers into Iowa than Illinois, which accounted for 2,932 households and $167.86M in reported AGI.

Inbound (reported)

$489.57M

8,020 households · 13,307 people

Outbound (reported)

$605.42M

9,501 households · 14,620 people

Net (reported)

-$115.86M

-1,481 households · -1,313 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

CountyHouseholdsPeopleReported AGI
Douglas County, NE1,2252,085$73.09M
Rock Island County, IL1,1882,002$71.31M
Cook County, IL8601,456$45.40M
Maricopa County, AZ482768$36.38M
Sarpy County, NE331578$19.97M
Hennepin County, MN232317$17.79M
Dakota County, NE267523$11.63M
Dane County, WI122171$9.44M
Los Angeles County, CA151248$9.42M
Jo Daviess County, IL118190$9.07M
San Diego County, CA124218$8.83M
Johnson County, KS89146$8.80M
Harris County, TX130231$8.25M
DuPage County, IL115166$7.79M
Union County, SD134222$7.78M
Henry County, IL103156$7.34M
Minnehaha County, SD150256$7.26M
Whiteside County, IL134212$6.46M
Grant County, WI108163$6.29M
Lee County, FL4268$4.84M

Where newcomers came from” excludes moves within Iowa itself. Switch to outbound to see the other direction.