Montgomery County — commute flow by county (2023)
Anderson County — 141 (Upper-middle)Bedford County — 335 (Higher)Benton County — 29 (Middle)Bledsoe County — 24 (Lower-middle)Blount County — 230 (Higher)Bradley County — 167 (Upper-middle)Campbell County — 24 (Lower-middle)Cannon County — 9 (Lower)Carroll County — 28 (Middle)Carter County — 15 (Lower-middle)Cheatham County — 1,433 (Higher)Chester County — 12 (Lower-middle)Claiborne County — 3 (Lower)Clay County — 1 (Lower)Cocke County — 14 (Lower-middle)Coffee County — 235 (Higher)Crockett County — 10 (Lower)Cumberland County — 98 (Upper-middle)Davidson County — 16,744 (Higher)Decatur County — 20 (Lower-middle)DeKalb County — 26 (Lower-middle)Dickson County — 896 (Higher)Dyer County — 44 (Middle)Fayette County — 42 (Middle)Fentress County — 15 (Lower-middle)Franklin County — 56 (Upper-middle)Gibson County — 66 (Upper-middle)Giles County — 77 (Upper-middle)Grainger County — 0 (Lower)Greene County — 44 (Middle)Grundy County — 3 (Lower)Hamblen County — 72 (Upper-middle)Hamilton County — 1,141 (Higher)Hancock County — 0 (Lower)Hardeman County — 28 (Middle)Hardin County — 45 (Middle)Hawkins County — 4 (Lower)Haywood County — 13 (Lower-middle)Henderson County — 49 (Middle)Henry County — 58 (Upper-middle)Hickman County — 55 (Upper-middle)Houston County — 141 (Upper-middle)Humphreys County — 129 (Upper-middle)Jackson County — 0 (Lower)Jefferson County — 28 (Middle)Johnson County — 5 (Lower)Knox County — 1,241 (Higher)Lake County — 8 (Lower)Lauderdale County — 22 (Lower-middle)Lawrence County — 62 (Upper-middle)Lewis County — 27 (Middle)Lincoln County — 50 (Middle)Loudon County — 52 (Upper-middle)McMinn County — 56 (Upper-middle)McNairy County — 18 (Lower-middle)Macon County — 47 (Middle)Madison County — 346 (Higher)Marion County — 27 (Middle)Marshall County — 65 (Upper-middle)Maury County — 451 (Higher)Meigs County — 5 (Lower)Monroe County — 34 (Middle)Moore County — 3 (Lower)Morgan County — 20 (Lower-middle)Obion County — 32 (Middle)Overton County — 41 (Middle)Perry County — 11 (Lower)Pickett County — 0 (Lower)Polk County — 5 (Lower)Putnam County — 413 (Higher)Rhea County — 25 (Lower-middle)Roane County — 40 (Middle)Robertson County — 2,042 (Higher)Rutherford County — 1,909 (Higher)Scott County — 12 (Lower-middle)Sequatchie County — 13 (Lower-middle)Sevier County — 97 (Upper-middle)Shelby County — 2,135 (Higher)Smith County — 38 (Middle)Stewart County — 296 (Higher)Sullivan County — 186 (Higher)Sumner County — 1,111 (Higher)Tipton County — 43 (Middle)Trousdale County — 21 (Lower-middle)Unicoi County — 12 (Lower-middle)Union County — 3 (Lower)Van Buren County — 0 (Lower)Warren County — 71 (Upper-middle)Washington County — 161 (Upper-middle)Wayne County — 26 (Lower-middle)Weakley County — 66 (Upper-middle)White County — 35 (Middle)Williamson County — 2,866 (Higher)Wilson County — 988 (Higher)Montgomery County — no data (unmeasured)
Where this is
Shading: Total Jobs
Lower (0 to 11)Lower-middle (12 to 26)Middle (27 to 50)Upper-middle (52 to 167)Higher (186 to 16,744)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.

Click another county in TN to see its own flow.

Within Montgomery County
38,135 (46%)
Total
District 17,705
District 216,529
District 195,101
District 53,851
District 132,410
District 202,372
District 22,369
Other (14)7,798
Elsewhere In-State
37,841 (45%)
Total
Davidson County16,744
Williamson County2,866
Shelby County2,135
Robertson County2,042
Rutherford County1,909
Cheatham County1,433
Knox County1,241
Other (82)9,471
Other States
7,770 (9%)
Total
KY5,992
AL232
IL207
GA173
IN140
TX99
FL90
Other (38)837

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