Osborne County — commute flow by county (2023)
Allen County — 0 (Middle)Anderson County — 0 (Middle)Atchison County — 1 (Middle)Barber County — 0 (Middle)Barton County — 16 (Higher)Bourbon County — 1 (Middle)Brown County — 0 (Middle)Butler County — 1 (Middle)Chase County — 0 (Middle)Chautauqua County — 0 (Middle)Cherokee County — 0 (Middle)Cheyenne County — 1 (Middle)Clark County — 0 (Middle)Clay County — 2 (Upper-middle)Cloud County — 2 (Upper-middle)Coffey County — 0 (Middle)Comanche County — 0 (Middle)Cowley County — 2 (Upper-middle)Crawford County — 2 (Upper-middle)Decatur County — 0 (Middle)Dickinson County — 3 (Upper-middle)Doniphan County — 2 (Upper-middle)Douglas County — 2 (Upper-middle)Edwards County — 0 (Middle)Elk County — 0 (Middle)Ellis County — 70 (Higher)Ellsworth County — 7 (Higher)Finney County — 8 (Higher)Ford County — 13 (Higher)Franklin County — 1 (Middle)Geary County — 2 (Upper-middle)Gove County — 1 (Middle)Graham County — 4 (Upper-middle)Grant County — 1 (Middle)Gray County — 3 (Upper-middle)Greeley County — 0 (Middle)Greenwood County — 0 (Middle)Hamilton County — 1 (Middle)Harper County — 1 (Middle)Harvey County — 3 (Upper-middle)Haskell County — 0 (Middle)Hodgeman County — 0 (Middle)Jackson County — 0 (Middle)Jefferson County — 0 (Middle)Jewell County — 15 (Higher)Johnson County — 39 (Higher)Kearny County — 3 (Upper-middle)Kingman County — 0 (Middle)Kiowa County — 1 (Middle)Labette County — 0 (Middle)Lane County — 0 (Middle)Leavenworth County — 2 (Upper-middle)Lincoln County — 15 (Higher)Linn County — 0 (Middle)Logan County — 1 (Middle)Lyon County — 0 (Middle)McPherson County — 6 (Higher)Marion County — 3 (Upper-middle)Marshall County — 0 (Middle)Meade County — 0 (Middle)Miami County — 1 (Middle)Mitchell County — 160 (Higher)Montgomery County — 1 (Middle)Morris County — 0 (Middle)Morton County — 1 (Middle)Nemaha County — 0 (Middle)Neosho County — 0 (Middle)Ness County — 4 (Upper-middle)Norton County — 8 (Higher)Osage County — 0 (Middle)Ottawa County — 2 (Upper-middle)Pawnee County — 1 (Middle)Phillips County — 30 (Higher)Pottawatomie County — 3 (Upper-middle)Pratt County — 5 (Upper-middle)Rawlins County — 4 (Upper-middle)Reno County — 12 (Higher)Republic County — 3 (Upper-middle)Rice County — 0 (Middle)Riley County — 12 (Higher)Rooks County — 35 (Higher)Rush County — 0 (Middle)Russell County — 60 (Higher)Saline County — 24 (Higher)Scott County — 0 (Middle)Sedgwick County — 40 (Higher)Seward County — 2 (Upper-middle)Shawnee County — 18 (Higher)Sheridan County — 2 (Upper-middle)Sherman County — 4 (Upper-middle)Smith County — 46 (Higher)Stafford County — 0 (Middle)Stanton County — 0 (Middle)Stevens County — 0 (Middle)Sumner County — 0 (Middle)Thomas County — 7 (Higher)Trego County — 0 (Middle)Wabaunsee County — 0 (Middle)Wallace County — 0 (Middle)Washington County — 0 (Middle)Wichita County — 0 (Middle)Wilson County — 0 (Middle)Woodson County — 0 (Middle)Wyandotte County — 3 (Upper-middle)Osborne County — no data (unmeasured)
Where this is
Shading: Total Jobs
Middle (0 to 1)Upper-middle (2 to 5)Higher (6 to 160)No data
Each unit is shaded by its Total Jobs value and grouped into equal-count bands (quantiles) against the other units shown — lighter = lower, darker = higher. It ranks position among the units in view; it does not grade places, and the ranges shift with which units are shown.

The map is bounded to this parent geography — it shows the selected unit among its own siblings only, the same depth rule the drill-down uses. Shading ranks position on the measure among the units shown; it does not grade places.

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