Sumner County — commute flow by county (2023)
Anderson County — 90 (Upper-middle)Bedford County — 213 (Higher)Benton County — 29 (Lower-middle)Bledsoe County — 20 (Lower)Blount County — 139 (Upper-middle)Bradley County — 133 (Upper-middle)Campbell County — 37 (Middle)Cannon County — 145 (Upper-middle)Carroll County — 53 (Middle)Carter County — 20 (Lower)Cheatham County — 496 (Higher)Chester County — 22 (Lower)Claiborne County — 34 (Lower-middle)Clay County — 73 (Upper-middle)Cocke County — 28 (Lower-middle)Coffee County — 171 (Upper-middle)Crockett County — 16 (Lower)Cumberland County — 231 (Higher)Davidson County — 7,499 (Higher)Decatur County — 19 (Lower)DeKalb County — 210 (Higher)Dickson County — 494 (Higher)Dyer County — 39 (Middle)Fayette County — 29 (Lower-middle)Fentress County — 111 (Upper-middle)Franklin County — 131 (Upper-middle)Gibson County — 60 (Middle)Giles County — 88 (Upper-middle)Grainger County — 15 (Lower)Greene County — 33 (Lower-middle)Grundy County — 15 (Lower)Hamblen County — 65 (Middle)Hamilton County — 408 (Higher)Hancock County — 9 (Lower)Hardeman County — 34 (Lower-middle)Hardin County — 31 (Lower-middle)Hawkins County — 38 (Middle)Haywood County — 25 (Lower-middle)Henderson County — 27 (Lower-middle)Henry County — 68 (Middle)Hickman County — 76 (Upper-middle)Houston County — 18 (Lower)Humphreys County — 43 (Middle)Jackson County — 100 (Upper-middle)Jefferson County — 60 (Middle)Johnson County — 6 (Lower)Knox County — 424 (Higher)Lake County — 7 (Lower)Lauderdale County — 19 (Lower)Lawrence County — 144 (Upper-middle)Lewis County — 34 (Lower-middle)Lincoln County — 92 (Upper-middle)Loudon County — 57 (Middle)McMinn County — 66 (Middle)McNairy County — 30 (Lower-middle)Macon County — 1,824 (Higher)Madison County — 112 (Upper-middle)Marion County — 42 (Middle)Marshall County — 153 (Upper-middle)Maury County — 437 (Higher)Meigs County — 16 (Lower)Monroe County — 36 (Middle)Montgomery County — 1,111 (Higher)Moore County — 16 (Lower)Morgan County — 24 (Lower-middle)Obion County — 31 (Lower-middle)Overton County — 169 (Upper-middle)Perry County — 26 (Lower-middle)Pickett County — 26 (Lower-middle)Polk County — 21 (Lower)Putnam County — 277 (Higher)Rhea County — 42 (Middle)Roane County — 38 (Middle)Robertson County — 3,524 (Higher)Rutherford County — 2,242 (Higher)Scott County — 23 (Lower-middle)Sequatchie County — 25 (Lower-middle)Sevier County — 99 (Upper-middle)Shelby County — 413 (Higher)Smith County — 317 (Higher)Stewart County — 29 (Lower-middle)Sullivan County — 69 (Middle)Tipton County — 34 (Lower-middle)Trousdale County — 686 (Higher)Unicoi County — 9 (Lower)Union County — 15 (Lower)Van Buren County — 17 (Lower)Warren County — 209 (Upper-middle)Washington County — 66 (Middle)Wayne County — 45 (Middle)Weakley County — 43 (Middle)White County — 81 (Upper-middle)Williamson County — 937 (Higher)Wilson County — 3,121 (Higher)Sumner County — no data (unmeasured)
Where this is
Shading: Total Jobs
Lower (6 to 22)Lower-middle (23 to 34)Middle (36 to 69)Upper-middle (73 to 209)Higher (210 to 7,499)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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Within Sumner County
29,234 (48%)
Total
District 43,798
District 62,897
District 32,873
District 12,837
District 22,830
District 72,811
District 52,794
Other (5)8,394
Elsewhere In-State
28,979 (47%)
Total
Davidson County7,499
Robertson County3,524
Wilson County3,121
Rutherford County2,242
Macon County1,824
Montgomery County1,111
Williamson County937
Other (87)8,721
Other States
3,097 (5%)
Total
KY2,202
AL155
GA152
MS92
IL63
IN54
OH51
Other (33)328

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