Who's moving to and from Amador County, California?

More arrived than left in 2022–23: 1,950 people in, 1,719 out. Most were moving between California counties.

See where they came from ↓
Net change
+231 people
+97 households
Arrivals' income
$84.2k
avg income reported on the second-year tax return
Leavers' income
$72.7k
avg income reported on the second-year tax return

Where Amador County's newcomers came from in California

Blue lines show arrivals · thicker line = more people

Moves to and from other California counties, 2022–23. Out-of-state moves are listed below.

Where did newcomers come from?

About 8 in 10 already lived in California. People, 2022–23.

  1. Sacramento County466
  2. San Joaquin County171
  3. Calaveras County161
  4. El Dorado County136
  5. Contra Costa County108
  6. Alameda County75
  7. Santa Clara County73
  8. Smaller moves from many other places (each under 20 households)631

Where did people go?

About 6 in 10 who left stayed in California. People, 2022–23.

  1. Sacramento County268
  2. Calaveras County134
  3. San Joaquin County114
  4. El Dorado County108
  5. Placer County69
  6. Stanislaus County41
  7. Smaller moves to many other places (each under 20 households)985

Some numbers are withheld

County flows may be withheld because of fewer than 20 returns or other IRS disclosure rules. We show these as —. It doesn't mean nobody moved.

Arrived from abroad
withheld
Left for abroad
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Smaller moves from the Northeast
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Smaller moves to the Northeast
withheld
Net moves with Contra Costa County
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Net moves with Alameda County
withheld
Net moves with Santa Clara County
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Net moves with San Diego County
withheld

Moves abroad are never included in net change.

Is Amador usually growing from moves?

Yes. It has had more arriving than departing households every year since 2013–14.

Net migration · households (tax returns)
13–1414–1515–1616–1717–1818–1919–2020–2121–22+9722–23††‡†
Net migration of Amador County (Net migration · households (tax returns))
YearValue
2013–14+135
2014–15 †+78
2015–16+223
2016–17 †+456
2017–18+208
2018–19 ‡+270
2019–20+406
2020–21+390
2021–22+321
2022–23 †+97

The IRS changed its processing in 2014–15, 2016–17 and 2022–23. Compare years between the dotted lines. ‡ County disclosure-method change in 2018–19: small counts began being deleted rather than reassigned to similar categories. County figures across this break may not be comparable.

Cite this page

Moved Where. “Who's moving to and from Amador County, California?” movedwhere.com/county/amador-county-ca. Data: IRS Statistics of Income migration data, 2022–23.