Percent Change in Population, 2010-11
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FIPS 1 County name RUC code 2 Pop. 1990 Pop. 2000 Pop. 2010 Pop. 2011 Change 2010-11 6001 Alameda County 1 1,304,347 1,443,705 1,510,271 1,529,875 1.30 6003 Alpine County 8 1,113 1,206 1,175 1,102 -6.21 6005 Amador County 6 30,039 35,101 38,091 37,953 -0.36 6007 Butte County 3 182,120 203,125 220,000 220,266 0.12 6009 Calaveras County 6 31,998 40,535 45,578 45,052 -1.15 6011 Colusa County 6 16,275 18,799 21,419 21,549 0.61 6013 Contra Costa County 1 803,731 948,865 1,049,025 1,066,096 1.63 6015 Del Norte County 7 23,460 27,505 28,610 28,659 0.17 6017 El Dorado County 1 125,995 156,314 181,058 180,938 -0.07 6019 Fresno County 2 667,479 798,766 930,450 942,904 1.34 6021 Glenn County 6 24,798 26,432 28,122 28,128 0.02 6023 Humboldt County 5 119,118 126,508 134,623 134,761 0.10 6025 Imperial County 3 109,303 142,334 174,528 177,057 1.45 6027 Inyo County 7 18,281 17,955 18,546 18,478 -0.37 6029 Kern County 2 544,981 661,632 839,631 851,710 1.44 6031 Kings County 3 101,469 129,470 152,982 153,765 0.51 6033 Lake County 4 50,631 58,331 64,665 64,323 -0.53 6035 Lassen County 6 27,598 33,828 34,895 34,200 -1.99 6037 Los Angeles County 1 8,863,052 9,519,315 9,818,605 9,889,056 0.72 6039 Madera County 3 88,090 123,179 150,865 152,925 1.37 6041 Marin County 1 230,096 247,301 252,409 255,031 1.04 6043 Mariposa County 8 14,302 17,112 18,251 18,191 -0.33 6045 Mendocino County 4 80,345 86,253 87,841 87,553 -0.33 6047 Merced County 3 178,403 211,178 255,793 259,898 1.60 6049 Modoc County 6 9,678 9,431 9,686 9,517 -1.74 6051 Mono County 7 9,956 12,839 14,202 14,309 0.75 6053 Monterey County 2 355,660 401,752 415,057 421,898 1.65 6055 Napa County 3 110,765 124,344 136,484 138,088 1.18 6057 Nevada County 4 78,510 92,055 98,764 98,612 -0.15 6059 Orange County 1 2,410,668 2,846,282 3,010,232 3,055,745 1.51 6061 Placer County 1 172,796 248,270 348,432 357,138 2.50 6063 Plumas County 7 19,739 20,817 20,007 19,765 -1.21 6065 Riverside County 1 1,170,413 1,545,320 2,189,641 2,239,620 2.28 6067 Sacramento County 1 1,066,789 1,223,578 1,418,788 1,436,105 1.22 6069 San Benito County 1 36,697 53,214 55,269 56,072 1.45 6071 San Bernardino County 1 1,418,380 1,709,479 2,035,210 2,065,377 1.48 6073 San Diego County 1 2,498,016 2,813,839 3,095,313 3,140,069 1.45 6075 San Francisco County 1 723,959 776,764 805,235 812,826 0.94 6077 San Joaquin County 2 480,628 563,660 685,306 696,214 1.59 6079 San Luis Obispo County 3 217,162 246,746 269,637 271,969 0.86 6081 San Mateo County 1 649,623 707,099 718,451 727,209 1.22 6083 Santa Barbara County 2 369,608 399,293 423,895 426,878 0.70 6085 Santa Clara County 1 1,497,577 1,682,781 1,781,642 1,809,378 1.56 6087 Santa Cruz County 2 229,734 255,614 262,382 264,298 0.73 6089 Shasta County 3 147,036 163,242 177,223 177,774 0.31 6091 Sierra County 8 3,318 3,559 3,240 3,113 -3.92 6093 Siskiyou County 7 43,531 44,305 44,900 44,507 -0.88 6095 Solano County 2 339,469 394,495 413,344 416,471 0.76 6097 Sonoma County 2 388,222 458,586 483,878 488,116 0.88 6099 Stanislaus County 2 370,522 446,850 514,453 518,522 0.79 6101 Sutter County 3 64,409 78,947 94,737 94,919 0.19 6103 Tehama County 4 49,625 56,060 63,463 63,601 0.22 6105 Trinity County 8 13,063 13,011 13,786 13,723 -0.46 6107 Tulare County 2 311,932 368,011 442,179 449,253 1.60 6109 Tuolumne County 4 48,456 54,522 55,365 54,953 -0.74 6111 Ventura County 2 669,016 753,230 823,318 831,771 1.03 6113 Yolo County 1 141,212 168,660 200,849 202,054 0.60 6115 Yuba County 3 58,234 60,249 72,155 72,578 0.59
Source: U.S. Census Bureau , 1990 and 2000 Censuses of Population (corrected), 2010 county redistricting files , and 2011 County Total Population Estimates .
1) The FIPS codes uniquely identify each county and are part of the Federal Information Processing Standards (FIPS) developed by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), U.S. Department of Commerce. For more information, see the NIST FIPS publication page.2) The 2003 rural-urban continuum codes classify metropolitan counties (codes 1 through 3) by size of the Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA), and nonmetropolitan counties (codes 4 through 9) by degree of urbanization and proximity to metro areas. See rural-urban continuum codes for precise definitions of each code.
