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Nebraska: where people are moving, county by county

Nebraska has 2,018,006 residents across 93 counties, up 2.8% in five years. Net movement with other states in 2022–2023: -1,571 tax returns and -$247.5M in income. Strongest net in-migration: Sarpy County, Buffalo County, Gage County.

All 93 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
Douglas County606,460+3.6%-0.6-$159.6M$80,391$266,100$1,201Map
Lancaster County334,049+3.4%-0.3-$38.3M$74,793$275,200$1,085Map
Sarpy County208,303+9.0%+3.6+$37.5M$103,321$314,100$1,334Map
Hall County63,633+1.4%-3.9-$20.8M$69,251$224,600$943Map
Buffalo County51,172+1.9%+0.9-$6.3M$75,911$246,400$936Map
Dodge County38,057+2.6%+0.1-$1.0M$74,329$208,600$1,060Map
Madison County36,106+1.6%-2.0-$5.8M$63,128$208,500$881Map
Platte County35,649+3.9%-4.5-$15.5M$71,552$223,900$897Map
Scotts Bluff County35,586-1.3%-0.7-$3.7M$63,614$168,500$909Map
Lincoln County33,303-3.6%-3.8-$13.4M$65,148$189,500$900Map
Adams County31,071-0.3%-1.7-$1.6M$68,365$193,100$857Map
Cass County27,657+3.9%+0.6+$3.4M$91,836$254,900$996Map
Dawson County24,452+1.5%-2.9+$0.4M$69,880$166,200$925Map
Saunders County23,702+6.0%+0.4+$20.1M$94,066$271,700$960Map
Gage County21,711+0.2%+0.8+$2.9M$67,247$174,000$774Map
Dakota County21,687+0.7%-5.9-$7.9M$70,329$185,700$1,069Map
Washington County21,302+1.8%-3.6-$5.3M$94,396$297,600$965Map
Seward County18,032+2.3%+0.2-$0.5M$82,444$241,300$980Map
Otoe County16,531+3.9%-0.2+$0.7M$82,188$201,600$914Map
Saline County14,996+1.9%-3.6-$1.6M$79,910$197,400$914Map
York County14,564+3.3%-2.5-$3.8M$77,757$189,400$877Map
Colfax County10,934+3.5%-5.1-$1.7M$82,530$144,700$980Map
Custer County10,500+0.0%-1.1-$2.2M$67,906$157,800$853Map
Box Butte County10,494-3.0%-1.6-$1.4M$68,892$166,600$752Map
Red Willow County10,307-3.5%-3.9-$2.6M$63,697$159,600$819Map
Holt County10,067-0.3%-5.6-$1.7M$68,513$165,100$714Map
Wayne County10,020+3.3%-4.1-$1.7M$66,215$221,600$800Map
Hamilton County9,678+2.9%+1.1+$5.1M$83,994$253,700$794Map
Cheyenne County9,528+0.4%+0.1+$0.4M$60,348$139,700$821Map
Phelps County8,994+0.2%-4.6-$2.2M$68,919$194,900$815Map
Cuming County8,823-2.1%-4.6-$1.3M$71,104$178,800$789Map
Butler County8,507+1.8%-5.1-$1.0M$79,268$184,200$776Map
Cedar County8,3730.0%-2.4+$1.0M$73,578$185,000$716Map
Knox County8,335-0.5%-2.3+$1.5M$64,636$127,700$647Map
Keith County8,100-2.7%-4.6-$0.6M$60,645$168,000$771Map
Merrick County7,905+3.3%-2.2-$1.6M$68,354$175,900$750Map
Dawes County7,858-3.7%-4.2-$1.3M$56,280$150,900$900Map
Richardson County7,530-4.2%+0.5-$0.4M$60,108$100,300$691Map
Pierce County7,378+0.5%-6.9-$2.8M$72,357$196,000$884Map
Nemaha County7,102+0.2%+1.8+$4.1M$60,924$131,700$772Map
Jefferson County7,070-2.6%-10.0-$0.8M$59,044$129,500$662Map
Kearney County6,790+1.5%+2.2+$1.0M$78,631$223,400$857Map
Thurston County6,752-0.1%-1.9+$0.7M$69,177$114,600$699Map
Burt County6,678-0.6%-3.1-$1.9M$63,685$147,000$708Map
Howard County6,538+0.8%-0.5-$1.0M$76,767$209,100$777Map
Antelope County6,352+1.0%0.0-$2.9M$66,105$130,300$692Map
Clay County6,170+1.1%-3.1-$2.3M$78,986$155,600$645Map
Stanton County5,744-1.4%+3.3+$0.9M$80,687$195,400$902Map
Dixon County5,602+0.4%-7.0-$2.7M$72,454$155,900$689Map
Cherry County5,561+1.9%+0.2-$0.3M$66,270$152,200$916Map
Fillmore County5,458-2.0%+2.6+$1.9M$76,295$151,000$716Map
Boone County5,355-0.1%-1.1+$0.1M$74,947$173,700$850Map
Polk County5,270+1.1%-1.1+$0.6M$69,768$189,900$681Map
Johnson County5,218-1.4%-4.6+$0.7M$57,632$155,500$779Map
Thayer County4,842-3.6%+1.0+$0.1M$66,213$122,800$766Map
Sheridan County4,809-5.7%-4.4-$0.7M$60,121$113,400$738Map
Furnas County4,524-2.2%-4.0-$2.2M$61,048$98,400$763Map
Morrill County4,404-3.3%-7.3-$3.1M$58,500$116,100$768Map
Nuckolls County4,100+0.2%-6.8-$0.0M$73,976$96,500$585Map
Valley County4,094+0.9%-4.6-$0.5M$61,852$154,600$626Map
Chase County3,718-4.5%-1.9-$1.3M$68,173$165,900$800Map
Kimball County3,391-0.5%+1.8+$0.5M$56,712$109,400$846Map
Webster County3,336-1.6%+0.3+$0.2M$64,347$117,600$647Map
Nance County3,290-3.0%-6.7-$0.3M$65,179$132,000$807Map
Harlan County3,000-1.9%-7.7+$0.5M$70,625$145,800$657Map
Sherman County2,924-1.2%-9.2-$0.7M$63,578$152,000$818Map
Perkins County2,849-0.3%+2.8+$0.6M$72,778$157,200$922Map
Brown County2,826-2.6%-2.8-$1.3M$54,676$113,900$876Map
Franklin County2,795-3.1%+4.7-$0.3M$60,195$95,600$691Map
Frontier County2,655+6.0%-0.8+$0.5M$70,132$149,800$666Map
Pawnee County2,510-1.0%-8.8-$1.3M$62,188$79,400$706Map
Hitchcock County2,467-6.0%-4.1-$0.2M$51,567$96,700$714Map
Greeley County2,154-1.3%-6.0-$0.6M$63,929$120,000$613Map
Deuel County1,862+1.6%-18.8-$0.9M$70,096$100,200$872Map
Garden County1,804-4.5%-6.1-$0.2M$41,882$110,400$700Map
Gosper County1,803-4.8%-2.2-$0.7M$77,500$228,500$664Map
Garfield County1,710-5.4%-4.1+$1.1M$62,804$176,600$490Map
Boyd County1,674-7.5%-1.2+$0.0M$67,045$104,000$713Map
Dundy County1,568-5.2%––$58,922$143,400$656Map
Rock County1,259-0.7%+7.1+$0.7M$58,125$117,500$644Map
Sioux County1,188+3.7%––$53,929$99,300$745Map
Hayes County821-3.2%-6.1-$0.6M$69,250$128,100$508Map
Keya Paha County792+4.2%––$64,000$108,800$875Map
Wheeler County789+2.1%––$70,250$146,500$509Map
Banner County686+1.0%––$78,839$205,700$975Map
Hooker County686-2.8%––$49,464$93,800$592Map
Logan County669-6.0%––$74,271$175,000$761Map
Thomas County639-4.8%––$65,000$109,200$638Map
Loup County570-6.1%––$71,667$182,300$688Map
Grant County561-8.3%––$70,147$136,700$867Map
Blaine County458+6.8%––$69,583$116,900$873Map
Arthur County396-7.9%––$76,250$185,900$750Map
McPherson County369-6.8%––$58,684$121,600$588Map

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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.