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
1951Ross CountyOhio$61,303 ±$2,76176,492
1952Kleberg CountyTexas$61,292 ±$4,46630,579
1953Cumberland CountyNorth Carolina$61,291 ±$990338,545
1954Alger CountyMichigan$61,286 ±$1,9308,762
1955Collingsworth CountyTexas$61,280 ±$6,3232,588
1956Charlton CountyGeorgia$61,276 ±$14,83212,818
1957Beaverhead CountyMontana$61,268 ±$2,9959,713
1958Cherokee CountyTexas$61,261 ±$4,39851,886
1959Sherman CountyTexas$61,250 ±$21,6182,295
1959Hot Springs CountyWyoming$61,250 ±$11,3984,620
1961Marion CountyIllinois$61,240 ±$3,24037,000
1962Knox CountyIndiana$61,237 ±$4,30236,007
1963Bland CountyVirginia$61,216 ±$5,4556,199
1964Lawrence CountyMissouri$61,215 ±$4,96838,593
1965Jefferson CountyFlorida$61,212 ±$4,15815,091
1966Schuyler CountyMissouri$61,205 ±$8,4874,038
1967Holt CountyMissouri$61,187 ±$1,5724,240
1968Gulf CountyFlorida$61,179 ±$5,54815,131
1969Van Buren CountyIowa$61,161 ±$6,2347,241
1970Humboldt CountyCalifornia$61,160 ±$1,660134,541
1971Boyle CountyKentucky$61,159 ±$3,77430,941
1972Prince of Wales-Hyder Census AreaAlaska$61,156 ±$4,1655,715
1973Motley CountyTexas$61,154 ±$11,9481,183
1974Perry CountyIndiana$61,151 ±$7,34619,270
1975Power CountyIdaho$61,146 ±$10,0848,133
1976Miami CountyIndiana$61,139 ±$3,61835,712
1977Owen CountyKentucky$61,134 ±$3,48711,330
1978Boyd CountyKentucky$61,118 ±$3,29647,911
1979Atchison CountyKansas$61,112 ±$7,95316,208
1980Todd CountyKentucky$61,103 ±$4,33512,469
1981Riley CountyKansas$61,098 ±$1,44571,946
1982Florence CountyWisconsin$61,086 ±$6,7204,646
1983Wexford CountyMichigan$61,085 ±$2,98834,077
1984Forest CountyWisconsin$61,071 ±$3,1879,369
1985Pickens CountySouth Carolina$61,064 ±$1,855134,629
1986Furnas CountyNebraska$61,048 ±$2,7064,568
1986Williams CountyOhio$61,048 ±$2,19336,719
1988Washington CountyAlabama$61,042 ±$9,61015,143
1988Chattahoochee CountyGeorgia$61,042 ±$5,3408,887
1990Randolph CountyNorth Carolina$61,022 ±$2,939146,348
1991Ellis CountyOklahoma$61,016 ±$6,2603,683
1992Marion CountyFlorida$61,010 ±$1,361400,078
1993Ramsey CountyNorth Dakota$61,006 ±$4,50711,556
1994Dooly CountyGeorgia$60,987 ±$7,76810,984
1995Angelina CountyTexas$60,960 ±$3,19787,275
1996Mecosta CountyMichigan$60,951 ±$2,08841,242
1997Fayette CountyIllinois$60,944 ±$3,84221,315
1998Kanawha CountyWest Virginia$60,943 ±$1,546176,537
1999Baker CountyOregon$60,936 ±$5,43216,840
2000Pleasants CountyWest Virginia$60,932 ±$6,0107,521

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

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