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Colorado: where people are moving, county by county

Colorado has 6,012,561 residents across 64 counties, up 3.9% in five years. Net movement with other states in 2022–2023: +11,287 tax returns and +$705.6M in income. Strongest net in-migration: Chaffee County, Elbert County, Weld County.

All 64 counties

Largest first. Growth is the five-year change in Census population estimates; net movement is IRS tax returns (roughly households) moving in minus out, per 1,000 residents, 2022–2023. BizyFi calculations from those totals. Income, home value and rent: Census ACS 5-year 2024.

CountyPopulation5-yr growthNet per 1,000Net income inMedian incomeMedian homeMedian rent
El Paso County757,040+3.2%+1.0+$46.0M$90,363$461,000$1,696Map
Denver County740,613+3.2%+2.9-$271.9M$94,718$616,000$1,831Map
Arapahoe County673,820+2.8%-2.6-$480.1M$101,087$561,200$1,891Map
Jefferson County580,451-0.5%+3.1+$160.2M$110,656$637,600$1,861Map
Adams County554,668+6.6%+2.7-$30.6M$94,571$484,200$1,781Map
Douglas County399,396+10.8%+6.6+$347.3M$149,594$713,600$2,193Map
Weld County378,426+14.2%+7.5+$244.2M$97,097$471,700$1,539Map
Larimer County377,292+4.8%+1.9+$124.5M$93,765$569,100$1,716Map
Boulder County328,560-0.7%-2.6+$53.1M$103,994$756,300$1,966Map
Pueblo County169,277+0.6%+1.2-$8.1M$64,010$291,300$1,111Map
Mesa County162,845+4.4%+5.1+$97.0M$73,658$378,600$1,182Map
Broomfield County79,174+6.3%+2.7-$2.4M$123,874$664,500$2,126Map
Garfield County63,474+2.7%+1.7+$58.3M$91,131$527,800$1,637Map
La Plata County56,898+2.2%+0.5+$28.8M$86,056$591,500$1,504Map
Eagle County54,291-2.5%-6.9+$46.1M$104,096$839,500$2,019Map
Fremont County50,039+2.4%+1.1+$16.5M$62,664$324,000$1,070Map
Montrose County44,591+4.1%+6.1+$30.6M$72,120$388,400$1,188Map
Delta County32,178+3.6%+6.0+$18.6M$57,774$343,200$1,121Map
Summit County31,517+0.9%-5.1+$26.9M$109,773$939,900$1,928Map
Elbert County30,534+16.5%+8.6+$40.4M$132,685$709,800$1,311Map
Morgan County30,306+4.2%-3.0-$6.3M$73,278$338,600$1,025Map
Montezuma County26,678+3.0%+3.1+$4.8M$65,244$331,400$942Map
Routt County25,329+2.0%-4.0+$31.9M$106,489$854,700$1,917Map
Teller County24,756+0.0%-0.4+$13.7M$85,361$479,900$1,880Map
Chaffee County20,831+6.9%+11.1+$45.5M$84,132$665,700$1,611Map
Logan County20,654-2.7%-3.1-$4.8M$51,829$245,300$1,013Map
Park County18,314+5.1%+2.6+$20.4M$103,670$532,100$2,161Map
Otero County17,683-5.2%-1.6-$1.7M$54,037$168,900$839Map
Gunnison County17,439+2.9%+1.1+$16.5M$84,527$621,800$1,252Map
Alamosa County16,688+1.9%+2.7+$2.9M$55,397$239,100$907Map
Pitkin County16,625-4.3%-9.0-$50.6M$102,645$1,139,100$2,004Map
Grand County16,496+4.8%+3.7+$28.9M$88,612$601,500$1,493Map
Las Animas County14,391-0.7%-0.9+$3.8M$52,074$237,600$891Map
Archuleta County14,306+6.5%+3.8+$18.1M$83,065$478,100$1,432Map
Moffat County13,122-1.1%+1.6+$0.4M$73,849$289,500$1,039Map
Prowers County11,884-1.1%-2.9-$1.3M$53,508$160,600$808Map
Rio Grande County11,087-3.9%-5.8+$1.8M$64,411$239,500$945Map
Yuma County9,896-0.8%-10.5-$6.3M$60,545$211,700$942Map
Clear Creek County8,994-3.9%+2.8+$11.8M$94,577$608,500$1,467Map
San Miguel County7,753-3.7%-6.2+$0.2M$79,024$720,700$1,149Map
Lake County7,552+1.9%+1.7+$2.3M$96,575$466,100$1,397Map
Conejos County7,529+1.0%-3.5-$0.4M$50,978$193,400$748Map
Kit Carson County7,069+0.1%+0.1-$0.9M$70,259$239,500$973Map
Huerfano County7,011+2.7%-0.3+$4.1M$52,526$247,800$838Map
Saguache County6,732+5.3%+3.0+$0.6M$50,082$212,600$828Map
Rio Blanco County6,683+2.5%-6.0-$3.5M$65,473$274,400$919Map
Gilpin County6,073+4.4%-5.3+$3.5M$95,361$573,900$1,658Map
Bent County5,716+4.5%+9.1+$0.5M$50,179$146,900$1,162Map
Crowley County5,677-0.5%-3.0+$0.4M$48,826$116,200$984Map
Lincoln County5,645-0.4%-12.8-$3.9M$62,861$246,500$868Map
Custer County5,590+18.3%+7.5+$7.8M$72,674$392,100$1,069Map
Ouray County5,265+7.9%+6.3+$18.8M$91,020$739,800$1,786Map
Washington County4,732-1.6%-0.6+$1.2M$67,167$226,200$947Map
Phillips County4,420-2.4%-1.8-$1.7M$64,674$258,200$999Map
Costilla County3,679+5.1%+13.0+$1.9M$36,861$184,700$927Map
Baca County3,347-3.8%-6.3-$1.1M$46,215$122,900$592Map
Dolores County2,466+5.8%+4.1+$0.9M$64,907$247,600$986Map
Sedgwick County2,247-6.0%+9.8+$1.2M$52,386$149,000$774Map
Cheyenne County1,713-1.9%-4.1-$1.5M$70,865$187,500$926Map
Kiowa County1,412-2.8%-3.5+$0.3M$58,618$161,500$800Map
Jackson County1,211-12.2%––$47,667$239,600$1,701Map
Mineral County910+4.6%––$56,250$430,500$928Map
San Juan County813+14.5%––$77,824$432,500$992Map
Hinsdale County753-4.6%––$75,972$437,900$1,171Map

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Sources: U.S. Census Bureau population estimates (vintage 2025), American Community Survey 5-year (2024), and IRS Statistics of Income county-to-county migration data (2022–2023). Growth, per-1,000 and state totals are BizyFi calculations; the IRS suppresses very small flows, shown as –. Data updated 2026-10-17. This product uses the Census Bureau Data API but is not endorsed or certified by the Census Bureau.