Highest-income counties in the US

Compare median household income, a measure of income rather than accumulated wealth.

U.S. Census Bureau ACS 5-year estimatesPeriod: 2020–2024 ACS 5-yearRetrieved 2026-10-05T08:20:49+00:00

Median household income: ACS B19013_001E, in the release year’s inflation-adjusted dollars. This is not net worth or individual earnings. All US counties and county equivalents with usable estimates. ACS 5-year pooled estimates; margins of error are at the 90% confidence level. Ranks do not imply statistically significant differences. Missing, suppressed, and annotated/top-coded estimates are excluded.

Ranks are competition ranks computed across the full filtered set.

RankNameStateMedian household incomePopulation
951Lorain CountyOhio$73,347 ±$1,501317,129
952Ringgold CountyIowa$73,346 ±$6,1854,645
953Cumberland CountyIllinois$73,327 ±$6,92010,334
954Bennington CountyVermont$73,325 ±$4,80237,269
955Marshall CountyIowa$73,315 ±$3,40240,114
956Genesee CountyNew York$73,314 ±$2,53657,787
957Morgan CountyColorado$73,278 ±$2,65329,520
958Grant CountyWashington$73,267 ±$3,441101,799
959Franklin CountyMissouri$73,165 ±$2,639105,950
960Lake CountyFlorida$73,161 ±$1,462412,924
961Hancock CountyOhio$73,141 ±$3,05074,866
962Polk CountyMinnesota$73,107 ±$4,40230,705
963Sheboygan CountyWisconsin$73,094 ±$2,384117,991
964East Feliciana ParishLouisiana$73,085 ±$8,67419,271
965Richland CountyMontana$73,084 ±$8,80611,235
966Mower CountyMinnesota$73,074 ±$2,69840,343
967Defiance CountyOhio$73,064 ±$4,00238,343
968Shackelford CountyTexas$73,047 ±$13,4853,175
969LaSalle CountyIllinois$73,045 ±$2,890108,714
970Park CountyWyoming$73,035 ±$5,22530,449
971Edgefield CountySouth Carolina$73,029 ±$6,94227,476
972Hettinger CountyNorth Dakota$73,026 ±$8,4532,432
973La Crosse CountyWisconsin$73,013 ±$2,790120,488
974Finney CountyKansas$73,009 ±$4,66838,084
975Coconino CountyArizona$72,966 ±$2,339144,508
976Cottonwood CountyMinnesota$72,941 ±$5,82011,458
977Carroll CountyIowa$72,930 ±$2,44320,594
978Clark CountyIllinois$72,927 ±$4,95815,266
979Kent CountyTexas$72,889 ±$17,672734
980Aurora CountySouth Dakota$72,885 ±$5,5202,642
981White Pine CountyNevada$72,865 ±$11,7528,735
982Fulton CountyOhio$72,864 ±$2,85542,240
983Erie CountyNew York$72,839 ±$1,077950,622
984Waupaca CountyWisconsin$72,830 ±$2,82151,569
985Lonoke CountyArkansas$72,828 ±$2,77075,272
986Yankton CountySouth Dakota$72,821 ±$7,17023,414
987Waldo CountyMaine$72,782 ±$3,35240,192
988Palo Alto CountyIowa$72,781 ±$7,4828,863
989Perkins CountyNebraska$72,778 ±$6,4962,821
990Boone CountyMissouri$72,758 ±$1,612188,043
991Armstrong CountyTexas$72,750 ±$13,2801,822
991Pecos CountyTexas$72,750 ±$12,33614,896
993Trousdale CountyTennessee$72,747 ±$8,70911,957
994Hancock CountyMaine$72,744 ±$3,27656,460
995Tioga CountyNew York$72,739 ±$3,28547,864
996Shelby CountyIowa$72,738 ±$9,09111,778
997Mille Lacs CountyMinnesota$72,729 ±$3,40327,125
998Codington CountySouth Dakota$72,727 ±$4,77828,767
999Montgomery CountyVirginia$72,715 ±$3,22799,101
1000Fremont CountyIdaho$72,683 ±$5,71513,943

± figures are the published 90% margin of error; small differences between estimates may not be statistically significant.

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