Demographics

Map of Communities in Allen County

The Momentum of Growth

Allen County is growing—and the numbers tell a powerful story. This page offers a snapshot of the population, workforce, and key economic indicators, providing valuable insights for businesses, site selectors, and community partners looking to invest in Greater Fort Wayne’s future.

Population Estimates

    Graphic representing Domestic Migration. Bar chart showing annual domestic migration change from 2014 to 2025. The first three years show net losses in population: -800 in 2014, -161 in 2015, and -597 in 2016, displayed as orange bars below the baseline. Beginning in 2017, all years show positive net migration, represented by green bars above the baseline: +81, +772, +1,514, +259, +1,345, +480, +88, +601, and +806. The largest gains occur at +1,514 and +1,345, indicating a strong shift from population loss to sustained population growth over the period.

    Nine Consecutive Years of
    Positive Net Domestic Migration

    Since 2017, Allen County has experienced a net increase of over 5,500 residents through domestic migration.

    Brain Drain Reversal

    For the first time in decades, the county has also seen a net gain in adults holding bachelor’s degrees. We are dedicated to supporting businesses like yours in finding the skilled talent needed to thrive and succeed.

    Allen County Workforce

    Median Income in Allen County

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    Allen County
    Tourism & Visitor Demographics

    We’re attracting both residents and visitors. Check out our webpage on Allen County Tourism to learn more about our tourism industry and meet your potential new audience.

    Allen County Tourism