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
101District of ColumbiaDistrict of Columbia$109,870 ±$1,937681,294
102St. Johns CountyFlorida$109,839 ±$3,407306,934
103Chambers CountyTexas$109,804 ±$10,46751,498
104Ventura CountyCalifornia$109,797 ±$1,753837,469
105Summit CountyColorado$109,773 ±$11,44531,017
106Johnson CountyKansas$109,208 ±$1,170620,631
107El Dorado CountyCalifornia$108,845 ±$3,035192,662
108Cherokee CountyGeorgia$108,115 ±$2,344281,032
109Burlington CountyNew Jersey$108,111 ±$1,600467,805
110Geauga CountyOhio$107,860 ±$4,87895,481
111Washington CountyOregon$107,772 ±$1,788603,947
112Wright CountyMinnesota$107,209 ±$3,135148,269
113Washington CountyRhode Island$106,638 ±$2,789130,344
114Tooele CountyUtah$106,587 ±$3,16779,347
115Routt CountyColorado$106,489 ±$9,88125,084
116Dakota CountyMinnesota$106,318 ±$1,455445,771
117San Diego CountyCalifornia$106,268 ±$9493,288,774
118Honolulu CountyHawaii$106,195 ±$1,9531,001,146
119Waukesha CountyWisconsin$106,076 ±$1,512411,762
120Wake CountyNorth Carolina$105,768 ±$1,6261,178,653
121Alpine CountyCalifornia$105,521 ±$8,5421,616
122Sherburne CountyMinnesota$105,466 ±$3,880100,560
123Gloucester CountyNew Jersey$105,115 ±$2,579306,954
124McHenry CountyIllinois$104,802 ±$2,178312,591
125St. Charles CountyMissouri$104,692 ±$1,179414,535
126Sonoma CountyCalifornia$104,674 ±$2,030485,040
127Parker CountyTexas$104,443 ±$3,349165,168
128Lower Connecticut River Valley Planning RegionConnecticut$104,428 ±$2,975175,822
129Albemarle CountyVirginia$104,392 ±$3,216114,919
130Kitsap CountyWashington$104,158 ±$1,592277,881
131Eagle CountyColorado$104,096 ±$5,22455,135
132Boulder CountyColorado$103,994 ±$2,268328,961
133New York CountyNew York$103,931 ±$1,4901,629,477
134Park CountyColorado$103,670 ±$17,61217,907
135Hillsborough CountyNew Hampshire$103,545 ±$1,737426,378
136Clackamas CountyOregon$103,517 ±$1,974423,975
137Newport CountyRhode Island$103,514 ±$4,68484,657
138Bryan CountyGeorgia$103,408 ±$8,39848,263
139Sarpy CountyNebraska$103,321 ±$2,772197,389
140Anchorage MunicipalityAlaska$103,284 ±$2,702288,976
141Manassas Park cityVirginia$103,250 ±$8,99616,798
142Union CountyNew Jersey$103,202 ±$2,659579,290
143Kane CountyIllinois$103,163 ±$2,082517,255
144St. Croix CountyWisconsin$103,046 ±$3,54596,033
145Livingston CountyMichigan$103,039 ±$1,720195,833
146Union CountyNorth Carolina$102,900 ±$1,953250,958
147Monroe CountyIllinois$102,880 ±$5,43235,036
148Cobb CountyGeorgia$102,738 ±$1,561775,208
149Pitkin CountyColorado$102,645 ±$7,29516,985
150Spencer CountyKentucky$102,618 ±$12,04120,193

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

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