Here a breakdown on all the flocks by U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.

Condor status report by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service showed a total population of 405 individuals, including 179 in captivity and 225 in the wild. The captive birds are at the Los Angeles Zoo (21), San Diego Zoo Safari Park (29), San Diego Zoo (3), World Center for Birds of Prey (58), Oregon Zoo (46), Santa Barbara Zoo (4), Chapultepec Zoo (Mexico City) (2), and in holding pens in the field (16). The wild birds are in central and southern California (125), Baja California (21), and Arizona (80). Forty-seven eggs have been laid in captive breeding facilities in 2012, and 20 eggs have been laid in wild nests in California (16), Baja California (2), and Arizona (4). Prior to this breeding season, there have been 100 nesting attempts in the wild since 2001, and there are presently 29 wild-fledged birds in California, 2 in Baja California, and 14 in Arizona.