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US Counties With the Highest Per Capita Personal Income

3,091 US counties ranked by per capita personal income, from highest to lowest. First are Teton County, WY ($500,560), Summit County, UT ($268,220) and Pitkin County, CO ($261,950). The middle one of the 3,091 has $54,181.

What this measures

Personal income divided by the number of residents, children included. Source: BEA Regional Accounts.

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$
1Teton County, WY$500,560
2Summit County, UT$268,220
3Pitkin County, CO$261,950
4Loving County, TX$210,370
5New York County, NY$207,570
6Blaine County, ID$193,220
7Marin County, CA$180,660
8Sherman County, TX$180,070
9San Mateo County, CA$171,040
10Borden County, TX$163,540
11Bristol Bay Borough, AK$163,320
12San Francisco County, CA$162,340
13San Miguel County, CO$154,130
14Santa Clara County, CA$149,430
15King County, TX$146,970
16Union County, SD$144,860
17Midland County, TX$144,050
18Collier County, FL$143,710
19Greater Bridgeport Planning Region, CT$140,180
20Monroe County, FL$138,820
21Lipscomb County, TX$137,940
22Western Connecticut Planning Region, CT$137,340
23Williamson County, TN$133,280
24Glasscock County, TX$131,560
25Westchester County, NY$131,130
26Routt County, CO$130,750
27Eagle County, CO$130,340
28Denali Borough, AK$130,200
29Goochland County, VA$126,140
30Arlington County, VA$126,110
31King County, WA$122,670
32Nantucket County, MA$122,580
33New Kent County, VA$122,270
34Palm Beach County, FL$122,200
35Pierce County, NE$121,910
36Martin County, FL$120,040
37Denver County, CO$116,780
38Hartley County, TX$116,490
39Somerset County, NJ$116,290
40Benton County, AR$116,240
41Alexandria city, VA$115,630
42Norfolk County, MA$115,100
43Morris County, NJ$114,980
44McMullen County, TX$112,050
45Indian River County, FL$110,620
46Castro County, TX$110,360
47Sully County, SD$110,160
48Kendall County, TX$109,750
49Dundy County, NE$108,910
50Greeley County, KS$108,230
51Cottle County, TX$108,140
52Spink County, SD$108,050
53Middlesex County, MA$107,590
54Hansford County, TX$107,430
55Washington County, OK$107,200
56Martin County, TX$106,750
57District of Columbia, DC$106,640
58Summit County, CO$106,630
59Chester County, PA$106,390
60Fulton County, GA$106,130
61Suffolk County, MA$105,600
62Hunterdon County, NJ$105,300
63Nassau County, NY$105,080
64Kearney County, NE$104,770
65Ozaukee County, WI$104,520
66Alameda County, CA$104,460
67Douglas County, NV$104,080
68Douglas County, CO$103,590
69Cavalier County, ND$103,290
70Dickey County, ND$103,160
71Contra Costa County, CA$102,180
72Gove County, KS$102,150
73Bergen County, NJ$102,140
74Loudoun County, VA$101,620
75Boulder County, CO$101,120
76St. Louis County, MO$100,800
77Lake County, SD$100,780
78Cumberland County, IL$100,540
79Monmouth County, NJ$100,490
80Montgomery County, MD$100,450
81Mitchell County, IA$100,320
82Montgomery County, PA$100,050
83Dunn County, ND$99,757
84Lake County, IL$99,641
85Hamilton County, IN$99,287
86Towner County, ND$99,182
87Dukes County, MA$98,549
88Sargent County, ND$98,230
89Stonewall County, TX$97,984
90Steele County, ND$97,971
91Faulk County, SD$97,959
92Talbot County, MD$97,931
93Boone County, IN$97,481
94Lane County, KS$97,288
95Culberson County, TX$96,913
96Clark County, SD$96,438
97Hennepin County, MN$96,394
98Shackelford County, TX$96,203
99Napa County, CA$96,148
100Rock County, NE$96,058

Every state, highest first

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

RankStateUS$
1District of Columbia$106,640
2Connecticut$90,235
3Massachusetts$89,947
4Wyoming$83,038
5New York$81,932
6New Jersey$81,584
7California$81,196
8Washington$81,087
9Colorado$80,169
10New Hampshire$79,267
11Maryland$75,476
12South Dakota$74,155
13Virginia$73,890
14Minnesota$72,673
15Alaska$72,398
16Illinois$71,761
17North Dakota$71,545
18Nebraska$71,517
19Florida$70,057
20Pennsylvania$68,057
21Vermont$67,918
22Rhode Island$67,769
23Texas$67,503
24Oregon$67,467
25Hawaii$67,269
26Nevada$66,698
27Montana$66,181
28Maine$65,447
29Wisconsin$64,872
30Delaware$64,591
31Utah$64,544
32Kansas$63,513
33Tennessee$63,479
34Arizona$63,032
35Iowa$62,688
36Missouri$62,435
37North Carolina$62,233
38Ohio$61,740
39Indiana$61,386
40Michigan$61,206
41Oklahoma$60,853
42Georgia$60,006
43Idaho$59,201
44Louisiana$58,996
45South Carolina$57,766
46Arkansas$56,547
47Kentucky$55,667
48New Mexico$55,457
49Alabama$54,612
50West Virginia$52,963
51Mississippi$49,661

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