State

Vermont

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, Vermont recorded 2,733 households (3,804 people) moving in and 2,748 households (3,683 people) moving out — a net lost of 15 households and $18.78M in reported adjusted gross income.

The single largest recorded source of newcomers was Middlesex County, MA: 297 households (409 people) moved from there, representing $30.58M in reported income.

At the state level, no state sent more newcomers into Vermont than New Hampshire, which accounted for 796 households and $46.82M in reported AGI.

Inbound (reported)

$207.08M

2,733 households · 3,804 people

Outbound (reported)

$188.30M

2,748 households · 3,683 people

Net (reported)

$18.78M

-15 households · 121 people

Where they moved Where newcomers came from

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
Middlesex County, MA	297	409	$30.58M
Grafton County, NH	382	565	$25.13M
Suffolk County, MA	107	150	$24.99M
Cheshire County, NH	140	211	$7.53M
New York County, NY	51	64	$6.27M
Sullivan County, NH	127	194	$6.21M
Essex County, MA	77	105	$6.11M
Kings County, NY	59	79	$5.08M
Washington County, NY	99	176	$4.92M
District of Columbia, DC	42	51	$4.44M
Hillsborough County, NH	64	88	$3.76M
Norfolk County, MA	51	67	$3.56M
Allegheny County, PA	22	33	$3.55M
Western Connecticut Planning Regi, CT	41	44	$3.53M
Clinton County, NY	73	98	$3.40M
Capitol Planning Region, CT	65	75	$3.27M
Cook County, IL	26	37	$3.19M
Berkshire County, MA	53	82	$3.06M
Denver County, CO	39	45	$2.96M
Salt Lake County, UT	30	45	$2.94M

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