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California counties (58)

Every county in California. Open one to see federal money spent there, who represents it, and where to find its government.

CountyFederal money (FY 2026)
Alameda County$45.8 billion
Alpine County$45.1 million
Amador County$376.8 million
Butte County$1.6 billion
Calaveras County$442.3 million
Colusa County$170.0 million
Contra Costa County$7.7 billion
Del Norte County$320.2 million
El Dorado County$1.6 billion
Fresno County$5.3 billion
Glenn County$212.0 million
Humboldt County$1.2 billion
Imperial County$2.7 billion
Inyo County$301.2 million
Kern County$5.2 billion
Kings County$851.1 million
Lake County$532.3 million
Lassen County$203.1 million
Los Angeles County$77.9 billion
Madera County$873.6 million
Marin County$2.1 billion
Mariposa County$289.2 million
Mendocino County$729.7 million
Merced County$1.5 billion
Modoc County$102.7 million
Mono County$72.3 million
Monterey County$3.1 billion
Napa County$961.1 million
Nevada County$1.1 billion
Orange County$27.3 billion
Placer County$3.3 billion
Plumas County$285.6 million
Riverside County$15.3 billion
Sacramento County$15.7 billion
San Benito County$414.7 million
San Bernardino County$12.6 billion
San Diego County$37.7 billion
San Francisco County$7.6 billion
San Joaquin County$4.3 billion
San Luis Obispo County$2.3 billion
San Mateo County$5.4 billion
Santa Barbara County$3.4 billion
Santa Clara County$14.0 billion
Santa Cruz County$2.0 billion
Shasta County$1.6 billion
Sierra County$31.4 million
Siskiyou County$460.3 million
Solano County$3.3 billion
Sonoma County$3.6 billion
Stanislaus County$3.0 billion
Sutter County$645.8 million
Tehama County$474.9 million
Trinity County$118.6 million
Tulare County$2.2 billion
Tuolumne County$485.9 million
Ventura County$6.1 billion
Yolo County$1.5 billion
Yuba County$503.5 million
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Sources: U.S. Census Bureau Gazetteer (public domain); USAspending.gov. Updated by the daily collector. Data status.