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US Counties With the Highest Mean Income of Arriving Households

3,096 US counties ranked by mean income of arriving households, from highest to lowest. First are Collier County, FL ($283,470), Summit County, UT ($267,830) and Marin County, CA ($234,840). The middle one of the 3,096 has $54,898.

What this measures

The average income on the tax returns of people who moved in. Source: IRS county migration flows.

For most measures, a national ranking mostly sorts places by income and by how urban they are. Each county’s own page compares it with the 50 counties most like it instead, which is often the fairer view.

The 100 highest counties

RankCountyUS$
1Collier County, FL$283,470
2Summit County, UT$267,830
3Marin County, CA$234,840
4Greene County, GA$215,010
5Wasatch County, UT$188,850
6Western Connecticut Planning Region, CT$187,070
7Teton County, WY$184,520
8Walton County, FL$178,390
9Palm Beach County, FL$177,210
10San Miguel County, CO$172,200
11Monroe County, FL$170,380
12Blaine County, ID$170,250
13Dukes County, MA$167,880
14San Mateo County, CA$167,340
15Pitkin County, CO$164,790
16Williamson County, TN$162,970
17Ouray County, CO$152,610
18Rappahannock County, VA$152,310
19Kendall County, TX$150,110
20Gillespie County, TX$149,640
21Goochland County, VA$148,350
22Barnstable County, MA$147,260
23Beaufort County, SC$145,630
24Westchester County, NY$145,010
25Douglas County, NV$144,690
26Llano County, TX$144,320
27Santa Clara County, CA$144,230
28Nassau County, FL$143,140
29Martin County, FL$142,930
30Sarasota County, FL$141,410
31San Francisco County, CA$140,720
32New York County, NY$139,410
33Eagle County, CO$138,770
34Routt County, CO$138,260
35Napa County, CA$138,110
36Chatham County, NC$137,710
37Morris County, NJ$134,690
38Lake County, IL$134,450
39Summit County, CO$134,350
40Indian River County, FL$134,160
41Burnet County, TX$133,180
42Contra Costa County, CA$133,160
43Lancaster County, VA$132,910
44Monmouth County, NJ$132,510
45Nantucket County, MA$132,250
46New Kent County, VA$131,580
47Leelanau County, MI$130,940
48St. Johns County, FL$130,600
49Belknap County, NH$129,800
50Falls Church city, VA$128,450
51Talbot County, MD$128,230
52Carroll County, NH$128,150
53Miami-Dade County, FL$127,200
54Stonewall County, TX$125,410
55Rockingham County, NH$124,180
56Lee County, FL$123,700
57Alameda County, CA$122,950
58San Juan County, WA$122,900
59Mason County, TX$122,230
60Washington County, TX$121,680
61Manatee County, FL$121,580
62Newport County, RI$121,290
63Blanco County, TX$120,910
64Nevada County, CA$120,580
65Loudoun County, VA$118,600
66Cape May County, NJ$116,840
67El Dorado County, CA$116,760
68Suffolk County, NY$116,090
69Forsyth County, GA$116,000
70Door County, WI$115,810
71Bergen County, NJ$115,310
72Santa Barbara County, CA$115,240
73Lincoln County, WY$115,120
74Columbia County, NY$114,880
75Norfolk County, MA$114,100
76Somerset County, NJ$114,070
77Santa Cruz County, CA$113,570
78Ulster County, NY$113,330
79Sonoma County, CA$112,490
80Chester County, PA$112,210
81Sussex County, DE$112,030
82Douglas County, CO$111,900
83Oconee County, GA$111,550
84Teton County, ID$111,310
85Deschutes County, OR$110,980
86Queen Anne's County, MD$110,960
87Bristol County, RI$110,860
88Nassau County, NY$110,850
89Shackelford County, TX$110,810
90Boone County, IN$110,650
91Gulf County, FL$110,400
92Valley County, ID$109,940
93Hunterdon County, NJ$109,350
94Loudon County, TN$109,280
95Hudson County, NJ$109,010
96Park County, MT$108,530
97Sierra County, CA$108,190
98Jeff Davis County, TX$108,020
99Custer County, SD$107,790
100Leon County, TX$107,770

Every state, highest first

Each state’s own published figure, not an average of its counties.

RankStateUS$
1Florida$121,230
2Connecticut$110,950
3New Hampshire$108,990
4New Jersey$102,350
5California$95,714
6New York$94,532
7Massachusetts$90,442
8Washington$90,288
9South Carolina$88,208
10Delaware$88,167
11Arizona$87,307
12Nevada$87,290
13District of Columbia$86,659
14Maine$85,089
15Texas$83,863
16Virginia$82,948
17Colorado$82,455
18Rhode Island$82,404
19Vermont$81,842
20Idaho$80,944
21Maryland$80,923
22North Carolina$80,145
23Utah$80,068
24Wyoming$79,611
25Tennessee$79,460
26Montana$78,915
27Illinois$78,784
28Hawaii$78,183
29Pennsylvania$76,192
30Oregon$74,875
31Michigan$74,299
32South Dakota$73,753
33Wisconsin$72,166
34Minnesota$70,560
35Georgia$70,114
36Ohio$67,188
37Alabama$66,670
38New Mexico$65,909
39Missouri$65,855
40Kansas$64,714
41Indiana$64,288
42Alaska$63,208
43Arkansas$62,968
44Iowa$61,586
45Kentucky$60,478
46Nebraska$59,864
47Oklahoma$58,984
48West Virginia$58,478
49Louisiana$58,224
50Mississippi$56,877
51North Dakota$54,547

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