US counties by natural change, July to June

Los Angeles County had the highest natural change, July to June of 3135 counties in 2018, at 49,026. Pinellas County had the lowest, at -3,935. The median was -2 and the figure for the United States was 996,200. Source: the U.S. Census Bureau.

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Highest49,026Los Angeles County
Lowest-3,935Pinellas County
Median-23135 counties
United States996,200History

Map of counties, 2018

persons, 2018. Red areas are below zero and blue areas above it. Hatched areas have no value for this period. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Population Estimates Program: natural change (births minus deaths), July 1 of the previous year to June 30 of the reported year; vintage 2020 files for 2011 to 2020 and the latest 2020s vintage from 2021. Boundaries: U.S. Census Bureau cartographic boundary files.

Top 40 counties, 2018

Los Angeles County: 49,026 personsLos Angeles County49,026Harris County: 40,426 personsHarris County40,426Kings County: 23,024 personsKings County23,024Cook County: 22,295 personsCook County22,295Dallas County: 22,035 personsDallas County22,035Maricopa County: 19,725 personsMaricopa County19,725San Diego County: 18,607 personsSan Diego County18,607Orange County: 16,088 personsOrange County16,088San Bernardino County: 14,693 personsSan Bernardino County14,693Queens County: 14,240 personsQueens County14,240Tarrant County: 14,099 personsTarrant County14,099Bexar County: 13,059 personsBexar County13,059Riverside County: 11,888 personsRiverside County11,888King County: 11,733 personsKing County11,733Santa Clara County: 11,577 personsSanta Clara County11,577Miami-Dade County: 11,035 personsMiami-Dade County11,035Bronx County: 10,788 personsBronx County10,788Clark County: 9,908 personsClark County9,908Salt Lake County: 9,567 personsSalt Lake County9,567Hidalgo County: 9,561 personsHidalgo County9,561Travis County: 9,546 personsTravis County9,546Fairfax County: 9,408 personsFairfax County9,408Utah County: 8,976 personsUtah County8,976Orange County: 8,552 personsOrange County8,552Franklin County: 8,461 personsFranklin County8,461Mecklenburg County: 8,461 personsMecklenburg County8,461Alameda County: 8,428 personsAlameda County8,428Sacramento County: 7,223 personsSacramento County7,223Fresno County: 7,216 personsFresno County7,216Gwinnett County: 7,105 personsGwinnett County7,105New York County: 7,067 personsNew York County7,067Hennepin County: 7,030 personsHennepin County7,030Wake County: 7,010 personsWake County7,010Philadelphia County: 6,908 personsPhiladelphia County6,908Broward County: 6,799 personsBroward County6,799Kern County: 6,632 personsKern County6,632Montgomery County: 6,627 personsMontgomery County6,627Hudson County: 6,484 personsHudson County6,484Collin County: 6,454 personsCollin County6,454El Paso County: 6,432 personsEl Paso County6,432Los Angeles County: 49,026 personsLos Angeles County49,026Harris County: 40,426 personsHarris County40,426Kings County: 23,024 personsKings County23,024Cook County: 22,295 personsCook County22,295Dallas County: 22,035 personsDallas County22,035Maricopa County: 19,725 personsMaricopa County19,725San Diego County: 18,607 personsSan Diego County18,607Orange County: 16,088 personsOrange County16,088San Bernardino County: 14,693 personsSan Bernardino County14,693Queens County: 14,240 personsQueens County14,240Tarrant County: 14,099 personsTarrant County14,099Bexar County: 13,059 personsBexar County13,059Riverside County: 11,888 personsRiverside County11,888King County: 11,733 personsKing County11,733Santa Clara County: 11,577 personsSanta Clara County11,577Miami-Dade County: 11,035 personsMiami-Dade County11,035Bronx County: 10,788 personsBronx County10,788Clark County: 9,908 personsClark County9,908Salt Lake County: 9,567 personsSalt Lake County9,567Hidalgo County: 9,561 personsHidalgo County9,561Travis County: 9,546 personsTravis County9,546Fairfax County: 9,408 personsFairfax County9,408Utah County: 8,976 personsUtah County8,976Orange County: 8,552 personsOrange County8,552Franklin County: 8,461 personsFranklin County8,461Mecklenburg County: 8,461 personsMecklenburg County8,461Alameda County: 8,428 personsAlameda County8,428Sacramento County: 7,223 personsSacramento County7,223Fresno County: 7,216 personsFresno County7,216Gwinnett County: 7,105 personsGwinnett County7,105New York County: 7,067 personsNew York County7,067Hennepin County: 7,030 personsHennepin County7,030Wake County: 7,010 personsWake County7,010Philadelphia County: 6,908 personsPhiladelphia County6,908Broward County: 6,799 personsBroward County6,799Kern County: 6,632 personsKern County6,632Montgomery County: 6,627 personsMontgomery County6,627Hudson County: 6,484 personsHudson County6,484Collin County: 6,454 personsCollin County6,454El Paso County: 6,432 personsEl Paso County6,432
persons. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Population Estimates Program: natural change (births minus deaths), July 1 of the previous year to June 30 of the reported year; vintage 2020 files for 2011 to 2020 and the latest 2020s vintage from 2021. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

Full ranking

RankCounties2018
persons
Change on 2017
1Los Angeles County Estimated49,026-15.6%
2Harris County Estimated40,426-9%
3Kings County Estimated23,024-4.5%
4Cook County Estimated22,295-7.8%
5Dallas County Estimated22,035-7%
6Maricopa County Estimated19,725-13.9%
7San Diego County Estimated18,607-10.5%
8Orange County Estimated16,088-12.7%
9San Bernardino County Estimated14,693-10%
10Queens County Estimated14,240-5.8%
11Tarrant County Estimated14,099-7.6%
12Bexar County Estimated13,059-6.8%
13Riverside County Estimated11,888-15.6%
14King County Estimated11,733-6.8%
15Santa Clara County Estimated11,577-6.1%
16Miami-Dade County Estimated11,035-6.8%
17Bronx County Estimated10,788-3.2%
18Clark County Estimated9,908-7.5%
19Salt Lake County Estimated9,567-9.2%
20Hidalgo County Estimated9,561-7.9%
21Travis County Estimated9,546-3.8%
22Fairfax County Estimated9,408+0.8%
23Utah County Estimated8,976-4%
24Orange County Estimated8,552-1%
25Franklin County Estimated8,461-6.9%
25Mecklenburg County Estimated8,461-2.3%
27Alameda County Estimated8,428-11.5%
28Sacramento County Estimated7,223-4.9%
29Fresno County Estimated7,216-6.7%
30Gwinnett County Estimated7,105-6.9%
31New York County Estimated7,067-5.7%
32Hennepin County Estimated7,030-12.1%
33Wake County Estimated7,010+0.7%
34Philadelphia County Estimated6,908+1.6%
35Broward County Estimated6,799-2.4%
36Kern County Estimated6,632-10.8%
37Montgomery County Estimated6,627-4.2%
38Hudson County Estimated6,484+0.5%
39Collin County Estimated6,454-2.5%
40El Paso County Estimated6,432-12.6%
41Hillsborough County Estimated6,404-7.6%
42DeKalb County Estimated6,229-1.9%
43Fort Bend County Estimated6,145-6.9%
44Denton County Estimated6,050-2.6%
45Prince George's County Estimated5,959+3.9%
46Marion County Estimated5,932+2.2%
47Fulton County Estimated5,695-2.6%
48Wayne County Estimated5,099+4.5%
49Middlesex County Estimated4,986-8.8%
50Shelby County Estimated4,828-2.3%
51Milwaukee County Estimated4,747-8.9%
52El Paso County Estimated4,728-2.7%
53Cobb County Estimated4,601-10.6%
54Denver County Estimated4,536-2.9%
55Davidson County Estimated4,529-1.7%
56Pierce County Estimated4,515-1.5%
57Essex County Estimated4,514+7.3%
58Prince William County Estimated4,461-2.1%
59District of Columbia Estimated4,457-2.5%
60Honolulu County Estimated4,423-10.1%
61Duval County Estimated4,352-10%
62San Joaquin County Estimated4,265-6%
63Suffolk County Estimated4,220-9%
64Snohomish County Estimated4,218-2.2%
65Douglas County Estimated4,127-6.5%
66DuPage County Estimated4,073-4.1%
67Contra Costa County Estimated4,065-5.9%
68Oklahoma County Estimated4,062-8.8%
69Adams County Estimated3,822-6.9%
70Bell County Estimated3,730+0.4%
71Tulare County Estimated3,707-10.3%
72Arapahoe County Estimated3,685-5.5%
73Loudoun County Estimated3,659-2.6%
74Williamson County Estimated3,639-2%
75San Mateo County Estimated3,594-7.4%
76Cameron County Estimated3,533-9.2%
77Kent County Estimated3,514-11.1%
78Davis County Estimated3,456-6%
79Webb County Estimated3,374-8.1%
80Rockland County Estimated3,312+6%
81Johnson County Estimated3,253-0.6%
82Nassau County Estimated3,240+1.6%
83Montgomery County Estimated3,237-8.9%
84Monterey County Estimated3,209-7.2%
85Ventura County Estimated3,204-12.7%
86Ramsey County Estimated3,185-9.2%
87Suffolk County Estimated3,168+12.1%
88Polk County Estimated3,130-3.8%
89Middlesex County Estimated3,041-8.2%
90Washington County Estimated3,029-10.5%
91Kane County Estimated3,002-9.4%
92Stanislaus County Estimated2,987-11.4%
93Cumberland County Estimated2,959+3.9%
94Westchester County Estimated2,952-3.8%
95Jackson County Estimated2,902-1.3%
96Passaic County Estimated2,898-6.6%
97Tulsa County Estimated2,841-21.6%
98Union County Estimated2,823+2.1%
99San Francisco County Estimated2,713-16.8%
100Lake County Estimated2,670-5.3%
101Onslow County Estimated2,660-3%
102Will County Estimated2,631-4.9%
103Multnomah County Estimated2,624-9.2%
104Virginia Beach city Estimated2,513-1.4%
105Dakota County Estimated2,498-0.8%
106Hamilton County Estimated2,442-3.3%
107Clayton County Estimated2,422-1.5%
108Anchorage Municipality Estimated2,407-5.3%
109Weld County Estimated2,396-3.2%
110Dane County Estimated2,339-11.9%
111Oakland County Estimated2,326-18.7%
112Brazoria County Estimated2,257-4.2%
113Orange County Estimated2,231-2.3%
114Anne Arundel County Estimated2,225-8.7%
115Sedgwick County Estimated2,170-16.3%
116Arlington County Estimated2,124+1.5%
117Durham County Estimated2,093-3.8%
118Merced County Estimated2,085-15.8%
119Santa Barbara County Estimated2,052-9.9%
120Montgomery County Estimated2,047-5%
121Bergen County Estimated2,036+2.5%
122Anoka County Estimated2,030+4.9%
123Alexandria city Estimated2,019-2.8%
124Douglas County Estimated1,991-7.3%
125Hamilton County Estimated1,984-1.1%
125Rutherford County Estimated1,984+0.6%
127Osceola County Estimated1,973-6.7%
128Clark County Estimated1,946-8.9%
129East Baton Rouge Parish Estimated1,942-7.1%
130Weber County Estimated1,936-1.8%
131Lancaster County Estimated1,897+0.2%
132Midland County Estimated1,855+4.2%
133Greenville County Estimated1,828-3.7%
134Allen County Estimated1,782-0.7%
135Benton County Estimated1,778-7.2%
136Howard County Estimated1,738-7.9%
137Jefferson County Estimated1,733+6.4%
138Yakima County Estimated1,667-2.8%
139Ada County Estimated1,658-12.6%
140Ector County Estimated1,646+6.4%
141Nueces County Estimated1,631-3.1%
142Brazos County Estimated1,629-3.8%
143Imperial County Estimated1,626-16.1%
144Guilford County Estimated1,610-6%
145Washington County Estimated1,604+5.7%
146Solano County Estimated1,569-14.2%
147Lancaster County Estimated1,554-11.1%
148Richland County Estimated1,549-6.2%
149Richmond County Estimated1,547-9.7%
150Cache County Estimated1,542-9.3%
151Sarpy County Estimated1,514+5.9%
152Minnehaha County Estimated1,495+2.3%
153Lafayette Parish Estimated1,492-8%
154Baltimore County Estimated1,489+28.6%
155Hays County Estimated1,467+8.7%
156Marion County Estimated1,465-4.9%
157Ocean County Estimated1,458+34.3%
158Providence County Estimated1,451+7.7%
159Bernalillo County Estimated1,429-10.4%
160Norfolk city Estimated1,425+8%
161Norfolk County Estimated1,417+18%
162Fayette County Estimated1,414-3.4%
163Washoe County Estimated1,413+33.6%
164Chesterfield County Estimated1,404-5.7%
165Pulaski County Estimated1,395-4.8%
166Essex County Estimated1,390-14.6%
167Jefferson Parish Estimated1,382-9.4%
168Charleston County Estimated1,380-15.6%
169Cass County Estimated1,379-8.1%
170Elkhart County Estimated1,378+3.2%
171Lubbock County Estimated1,371-15.6%
172Kings County Estimated1,363-7.1%
173St. Charles County Estimated1,342-10.2%
174Clay County Estimated1,338+17.1%
175Canyon County Estimated1,337-13.1%
176Yuma County Estimated1,322-14.7%
177Pinal County Estimated1,285-1.6%
178Henrico County Estimated1,280+21.6%
179New Castle County Estimated1,254-23.7%
179Wyandotte County Estimated1,254+5.1%
181Mobile County Estimated1,242+12.8%
182Jefferson County Estimated1,230-13.4%
183Ottawa County Estimated1,218-11.7%
184Orleans Parish Estimated1,207-9.2%
185Brown County Estimated1,205+0.3%
186Berkeley County Estimated1,201-0.3%
187Chester County Estimated1,191-4.6%
188Franklin County Estimated1,182-3.3%
188Pima County Estimated1,182-32.7%
190Washtenaw County Estimated1,180-13.4%
191Forsyth County Estimated1,179-11%
192Chatham County Estimated1,178-9.2%
193Monroe County Estimated1,169-6.2%
194St. Louis city Estimated1,157+9.9%
195McLennan County Estimated1,151-9.8%
196Richmond city Estimated1,143+6.4%
197Newport News city Estimated1,134+7.9%
198Cherokee County Estimated1,133-7.1%
199Chesapeake city Estimated1,123+5.4%
200Fairbanks North Star Borough Estimated1,121+0.1%
201Jefferson County Estimated1,113-24.7%
202Seminole County Estimated1,101-0.3%
203Mercer County Estimated1,100-6.2%
204Camden County Estimated1,096-9.3%
205Washington County Estimated1,066-2.9%
206Scott County Estimated1,059-4.2%
207Delaware County Estimated1,058+22.6%
207Ingham County Estimated1,058-8.6%
209Baltimore city Estimated1,052-34.3%
210Galveston County Estimated1,051-17.8%
211Liberty County Estimated1,050+4.1%
212Hall County Estimated1,044+7.1%
213Leon County Estimated1,041-10.6%
214Madera County Estimated1,039-2.1%
215Benton County Estimated1,031-17.1%
216Worcester County Estimated1,028-22.6%
217Johnson County Estimated1,023-1.5%
218Union County Estimated1,015+20.8%
219Stearns County Estimated1,008-0.5%
219Williamson County Estimated1,008-7%
221Montgomery County Estimated1,002-0.6%
222Butler County Estimated994+8.9%
223Ellis County Estimated988+10.3%
224Spokane County Estimated979-38%
225Frederick County Estimated976+12.1%
225Jefferson County Estimated976-7.2%
227Madison County Estimated962-2.2%
228Stafford County Estimated958+3%
229Linn County Estimated956-5.6%
230Ascension Parish Estimated951-3.5%
231Tippecanoe County Estimated945-5.7%
232Champaign County Estimated944-2.6%
233Wright County Estimated942+2.5%
234Henry County Estimated941+9.2%
234Madison County Estimated941-3.8%
236Kendall County Estimated932-1.1%
237Dauphin County Estimated918+17.2%
238Doña Ana County Estimated909-25.9%
239Calcasieu Parish Estimated907-6.2%
240Jefferson County Estimated906-8.7%
240Paulding County Estimated906-5.9%
242Cabarrus County Estimated903-8.4%
243Olmsted County Estimated902-15.1%
244Okaloosa County Estimated896-2.3%
245Bonneville County Estimated893-9.3%
245Richmond County Estimated893+1.4%
247Forsyth County Estimated892-6.3%
248Onondaga County Estimated890+15.1%
249Larimer County Estimated887-4.5%
250Boone County Estimated886-9.9%

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Estimated births minus deaths of residents from July 1 of the previous year through June 30 of the reported year. A negative value means more deaths than births.

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U.S. Census Bureau. Population Estimates Program: natural change (births minus deaths), July 1 of the previous year to June 30 of the reported year; vintage 2020 files for 2011 to 2020 and the latest 2020s vintage from 2021. https://www.census.gov/programs-surveys/popest/data/data-sets.html. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

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Which county has the highest natural change, July to June?

Los Angeles County, with 49,026 in 2018, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.

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Pinellas County, with -3,935 in 2018.

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