Per capita personal income in Young County

Per capita personal income in Young County was $70,700 in 2024, according to the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis. That is up 3.4% from 2023. That is the 57th highest of 254 counties in 2024.

2024, USD70,700
Change on 2023+3.4%
Series high70,7002024
Series low3,2931969

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Per capita personal income in Young County, 1969 to 2024

020K40K60K80K196919771985199320012009201720241969: 3,293 USD1970: 3,333 USD1971: 3,508 USD1972: 3,740 USD1973: 4,625 USD1974: 5,751 USD1975: 6,172 USD1976: 6,875 USD1977: 7,453 USD1978: 8,545 USD1979: 9,434 USD1980: 10,167 USD1981: 12,129 USD1982: 12,692 USD1983: 13,071 USD1984: 13,829 USD1985: 14,374 USD1986: 13,746 USD1987: 14,033 USD1988: 15,033 USD1989: 15,664 USD1990: 16,761 USD1991: 16,368 USD1992: 17,440 USD1993: 18,148 USD1994: 18,115 USD1995: 18,578 USD1996: 19,944 USD1997: 21,770 USD1998: 22,960 USD1999: 23,107 USD2000: 24,557 USD2001: 28,234 USD2002: 28,467 USD2003: 29,081 USD2004: 30,100 USD2005: 34,575 USD2006: 36,669 USD2007: 36,069 USD2008: 48,946 USD2009: 39,616 USD2010: 43,969 USD2011: 49,282 USD2012: 48,875 USD2013: 52,087 USD2014: 54,239 USD2015: 48,747 USD2016: 45,187 USD2017: 47,611 USD2018: 50,426 USD2019: 51,092 USD2020: 53,154 USD2021: 59,332 USD2022: 66,796 USD2023: 68,343 USD2024: 70,700 USD020K40K60K80K19691988200720241969: 3,293 USD1970: 3,333 USD1971: 3,508 USD1972: 3,740 USD1973: 4,625 USD1974: 5,751 USD1975: 6,172 USD1976: 6,875 USD1977: 7,453 USD1978: 8,545 USD1979: 9,434 USD1980: 10,167 USD1981: 12,129 USD1982: 12,692 USD1983: 13,071 USD1984: 13,829 USD1985: 14,374 USD1986: 13,746 USD1987: 14,033 USD1988: 15,033 USD1989: 15,664 USD1990: 16,761 USD1991: 16,368 USD1992: 17,440 USD1993: 18,148 USD1994: 18,115 USD1995: 18,578 USD1996: 19,944 USD1997: 21,770 USD1998: 22,960 USD1999: 23,107 USD2000: 24,557 USD2001: 28,234 USD2002: 28,467 USD2003: 29,081 USD2004: 30,100 USD2005: 34,575 USD2006: 36,669 USD2007: 36,069 USD2008: 48,946 USD2009: 39,616 USD2010: 43,969 USD2011: 49,282 USD2012: 48,875 USD2013: 52,087 USD2014: 54,239 USD2015: 48,747 USD2016: 45,187 USD2017: 47,611 USD2018: 50,426 USD2019: 51,092 USD2020: 53,154 USD2021: 59,332 USD2022: 66,796 USD2023: 68,343 USD2024: 70,700 USD
USD. Source: BEA, CAINC1: county annual personal income summary, per capita personal income, current dollars, individual counties and county equivalents. Retrieved 2026-10-11, published 2026-02-05.
All 56 values
PeriodUSD
202470,700
202368,343
202266,796
202159,332
202053,154
201951,092
201850,426
201747,611
201645,187
201548,747
201454,239
201352,087
201248,875
201149,282
201043,969
200939,616
200848,946
200736,069
200636,669
200534,575
200430,100
200329,081
200228,467
200128,234
200024,557
199923,107
199822,960
199721,770
199619,944
199518,578
199418,115
199318,148
199217,440
199116,368
199016,761
198915,664
198815,033
198714,033
198613,746
198514,374
198413,829
198313,071
198212,692
198112,129
198010,167
19799,434
19788,545
19777,453
19766,875
19756,172
19745,751
19734,625
19723,740
19713,508
19703,333
19693,293

Compared with Texas and United States

Place2024
Young County70,700
Texas70,185
United States73,634

Young County compared with nearby places

Anderson County: 46,581 USDAndrews County: 60,201 USDAngelina County: 53,573 USDAransas County: 70,565 USDArcher County: 69,559 USDArmstrong County: 70,719 USDAtascosa County: 50,140 USDAustin County: 67,423 USDBailey County: 59,187 USDBandera County: 65,926 USDBastrop County: 49,858 USDBaylor County: 63,915 USDBee County: 37,902 USDBell County: 55,214 USDBexar County: 61,160 USDBlanco County: 82,501 USDBorden County: 136,068 USDBosque County: 60,828 USDBowie County: 53,921 USDBrazoria County: 60,700 USDBrazos County: 52,970 USDBrewster County: 64,232 USDBriscoe County: 57,246 USDBrooks County: 45,372 USDBrown County: 51,791 USDBurleson County: 62,042 USDBurnet County: 68,613 USDCaldwell County: 46,291 USDCalhoun County: 58,872 USDCallahan County: 56,294 USDCameron County: 39,990 USDCamp County: 52,528 USDCarson County: 57,997 USDCass County: 51,139 USDCastro County: 107,286 USDChambers County: 66,866 USDCherokee County: 48,329 USDChildress County: 45,376 USDClay County: 58,415 USDCochran County: 52,714 USDCoke County: 58,295 USDColeman County: 61,133 USDCollin County: 89,488 USDCollingsworth County: 57,854 USDColorado County: 65,601 USDComal County: 79,451 USDComanche County: 58,488 USDConcho County: 44,706 USDCooke County: 64,928 USDCoryell County: 41,184 USDCottle County: 116,487 USDCrane County: 60,776 USDCrockett County: 70,106 USDCrosby County: 49,417 USDCulberson County: 100,342 USDDallam County: 81,925 USDDallas County: 84,975 USDDawson County: 53,016 USDDeaf Smith County: 75,979 USDDelta County: 51,821 USDDenton County: 80,108 USDDeWitt County: 75,556 USDDickens County: 57,692 USDDimmit County: 57,629 USDDonley County: 54,293 USDDuval County: 52,871 USDEastland County: 54,997 USDEctor County: 62,325 USDEdwards County: 73,782 USDEllis County: 58,766 USDEl Paso County: 49,306 USDErath County: 57,112 USDFalls County: 47,312 USDFannin County: 50,981 USDFayette County: 78,628 USDFisher County: 60,573 USDFloyd County: 51,343 USDFoard County: 66,401 USDFort Bend County: 75,721 USDFranklin County: 61,557 USDFreestone County: 50,965 USDFrio County: 40,109 USDGaines County: 53,425 USDGalveston County: 67,777 USDGarza County: 47,763 USDGillespie County: 97,669 USDGlasscock County: 140,602 USDGoliad County: 63,546 USDGonzales County: 71,447 USDGray County: 55,066 USDGrayson County: 57,952 USDGregg County: 62,285 USDGrimes County: 45,217 USDGuadalupe County: 61,610 USDHale County: 45,037 USDHall County: 45,845 USDHamilton County: 74,459 USDHansford County: 96,833 USDHardeman County: 59,961 USDHardin County: 59,804 USDHarris County: 79,991 USDHarrison County: 52,232 USDHartley County: 123,445 USDHaskell County: 48,552 USDHays County: 67,490 USDHemphill County: 92,501 USDHenderson County: 54,981 USDHidalgo County: 35,290 USDHill County: 55,204 USDHockley County: 54,453 USDHood County: 69,107 USDHopkins County: 58,893 USDHouston County: 56,177 USDHoward County: 69,048 USDHudspeth County: 41,143 USDHunt County: 50,952 USDHutchinson County: 55,473 USDIrion County: 87,236 USDJack County: 49,763 USDJackson County: 55,527 USDJasper County: 55,870 USDJeff Davis County: 77,026 USDJefferson County: 53,111 USDJim Hogg County: 45,920 USDJim Wells County: 53,073 USDJohnson County: 56,879 USDJones County: 41,003 USDKarnes County: 83,316 USDKaufman County: 53,448 USDKendall County: 114,424 USDKenedy County: 49,582 USDKent County: 66,060 USDKerr County: 73,735 USDKimble County: 60,025 USDKing County: 134,670 USDKinney County: 45,458 USDKleberg County: 50,745 USDKnox County: 52,053 USDLamar County: 53,557 USDLamb County: 63,498 USDLampasas County: 65,695 USDLa Salle County: 50,399 USDLavaca County: 72,688 USDLee County: 62,259 USDLeon County: 66,456 USDLiberty County: 44,266 USDLimestone County: 54,906 USDLipscomb County: 139,667 USDLive Oak County: 49,981 USDLlano County: 75,561 USDLoving County: 220,625 USDLubbock County: 55,804 USDLynn County: 56,947 USDMcCulloch County: 52,532 USDMcLennan County: 56,851 USDMcMullen County: 118,742 USDMadison County: 46,869 USDMarion County: 54,796 USDMartin County: 110,411 USDMason County: 63,988 USDMatagorda County: 55,823 USDMaverick County: 41,075 USDMedina County: 54,573 USDMenard County: 52,790 USDMidland County: 146,414 USDMilam County: 52,877 USDMills County: 60,045 USDMitchell County: 42,239 USDMontague County: 51,772 USDMontgomery County: 80,512 USDMoore County: 62,001 USDMorris County: 52,766 USDMotley County: 54,089 USDNacogdoches County: 51,699 USDNavarro County: 48,906 USDNewton County: 47,366 USDNolan County: 60,236 USDNueces County: 58,091 USDOchiltree County: 68,476 USDOldham County: 89,391 USDOrange County: 54,912 USDPalo Pinto County: 56,315 USDPanola County: 61,883 USDParker County: 75,334 USDParmer County: 77,881 USDPecos County: 50,066 USDPolk County: 52,427 USDPotter County: 59,196 USDPresidio County: 72,762 USDRains County: 47,070 USDRandall County: 63,345 USDReagan County: 76,277 USDReal County: 65,001 USDRed River County: 56,814 USDReeves County: 85,037 USDRefugio County: 59,471 USDRoberts County: 64,459 USDRobertson County: 60,506 USDRockwall County: 78,787 USDRunnels County: 57,795 USDRusk County: 48,268 USDSabine County: 49,906 USDSan Augustine County: 61,402 USDSan Jacinto County: 48,408 USDSan Patricio County: 54,668 USDSan Saba County: 51,632 USDSchleicher County: 64,587 USDScurry County: 57,217 USDShackelford County: 99,639 USDShelby County: 70,341 USDSherman County: 155,835 USDSmith County: 69,908 USDSomervell County: 62,852 USDStarr County: 34,180 USDStephens County: 50,264 USDSterling County: 74,366 USDStonewall County: 92,904 USDSutton County: 68,978 USDSwisher County: 81,571 USDTarrant County: 69,936 USDTaylor County: 61,692 USDTerrell County: 65,159 USDTerry County: 47,519 USDThrockmorton County: 51,196 USDTitus County: 54,678 USDTom Green County: 67,584 USDTravis County: 98,944 USDTrinity County: 50,727 USDTyler County: 46,970 USDUpshur County: 48,154 USDUpton County: 96,021 USDUvalde County: 56,292 USDVal Verde County: 52,067 USDVan Zandt County: 49,646 USDVictoria County: 60,988 USDWalker County: 36,921 USDWaller County: 55,028 USDWard County: 76,133 USDWashington County: 72,659 USDWebb County: 44,200 USDWharton County: 58,445 USDWheeler County: 53,330 USDWichita County: 57,855 USDWilbarger County: 67,853 USDWillacy County: 37,182 USDWilliamson County: 76,156 USDWilson County: 61,373 USDWinkler County: 85,774 USDWise County: 60,091 USDWood County: 53,117 USDYoakum County: 59,553 USDYoung County: 70,700 USDZapata County: 34,617 USDZavala County: 45,538 USD
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  • 50K to 54K
  • 54K to 58K
  • 58K to 64K
  • 64K to 76K
  • 76K and over
Per capita personal income, 2024, USD. Young County is outlined. Same source and period for every area shown. Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis. Boundaries: U.S. Census Bureau cartographic boundary files.

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Personal income of the residents of a place divided by its resident population at mid-year, in current US dollars. United States: Bureau of Economic Analysis regional accounts, tables SAINC1 for the nation and states and CAINC1 for counties.

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  • Personal income is income from work, own businesses, property and government benefits, before income taxes.

An average, not a median: high incomes pull it up. It includes employer contributions to pensions and health insurance and government benefits, so it is higher than wages or household cash income. For the typical household use median_household_income. Not the same as gdp_per_capita_usd.

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U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis. CAINC1: county annual personal income summary, per capita personal income, current dollars, individual counties and county equivalents. https://apps.bea.gov/regional/zip/CAINC1.zip. Retrieved 2026-10-11.

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U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis. (2026). CAINC1: county annual personal income summary, per capita personal income, current dollars, individual counties and county equivalents (Per capita personal income, Young County, 1969 to 2024) [Data set]. Retrieved October 11, 2026, from https://apps.bea.gov/regional/zip/CAINC1.zip

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CAINC1: county annual personal income summary, per capita personal income, current dollars, individual counties and county equivalents, Per capita personal income, Young County, 1969 to 2024. U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, 5 Feb. 2026, https://apps.bea.gov/regional/zip/CAINC1.zip. Invokely, https://invokely.ai/en/per-capita-personal-income/young-county-texas. Accessed 11 Oct. 2026.

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U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis. 2026. CAINC1: county annual personal income summary, per capita personal income, current dollars, individual counties and county equivalents. Per capita personal income, Young County, 1969 to 2024. Dataset. Accessed October 11, 2026. https://apps.bea.gov/regional/zip/CAINC1.zip. Also distributed by Invokely, https://invokely.ai/en/per-capita-personal-income/young-county-texas.

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U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis (2026) CAINC1: county annual personal income summary, per capita personal income, current dollars, individual counties and county equivalents, Per capita personal income, Young County, 1969 to 2024 [Dataset]. Available at: https://apps.bea.gov/regional/zip/CAINC1.zip, via Invokely: https://invokely.ai/en/per-capita-personal-income/young-county-texas (Accessed: 11 October 2026).

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What is the per capita personal income in Young County?

Per capita personal income in Young County was $70,700 in 2024, according to the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis. That is up 3.4% from 2023. That is the 57th highest of 254 counties in 2024.

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U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis. CAINC1: county annual personal income summary, per capita personal income, current dollars, individual counties and county equivalents. Retrieved by Invokely on 2026-10-11.

What was the highest per capita personal income in Young County?

$70,700 in 2024, the highest value since 1969 in this series.

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