Counties in Colorado by average household size, 2024

Crowley County had the highest average household size of 64 counties in 2024, at 2.9 persons per household. San Miguel County had the lowest, at 1.7 persons per household. The median was 2.3 persons per household and the figure for Colorado was 2.4 persons per household. Source: the U.S. Census Bureau.

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Map of counties, 2024

Adams County: 2.8 persons per householdAlamosa County: 2.4 persons per householdArapahoe County: 2.6 persons per householdArchuleta County: 2.3 persons per householdBaca County: 2 persons per householdBent County: 2.3 persons per householdBoulder County: 2.3 persons per householdBroomfield County: 2.4 persons per householdChaffee County: 1.9 persons per householdCheyenne County: 2.2 persons per householdClear Creek County: 2 persons per householdConejos County: 2.4 persons per householdCostilla County: 2.2 persons per householdCrowley County: 2.9 persons per householdCuster County: 2 persons per householdDelta County: 2.4 persons per householdDenver County: 2.1 persons per householdDolores County: 1.9 persons per householdDouglas County: 2.7 persons per householdEagle County: 2.5 persons per householdElbert County: 2.8 persons per householdEl Paso County: 2.5 persons per householdFremont County: 2.3 persons per householdGarfield County: 2.6 persons per householdGilpin County: 1.9 persons per householdGrand County: 2.1 persons per householdGunnison County: 1.9 persons per householdHinsdale County: 2 persons per householdHuerfano County: 2.2 persons per householdJackson County: 2.1 persons per householdJefferson County: 2.4 persons per householdKiowa County: 2.3 persons per householdKit Carson County: 2.4 persons per householdLake County: 2.4 persons per householdLa Plata County: 2.2 persons per householdLarimer County: 2.3 persons per householdLas Animas County: 2.1 persons per householdLincoln County: 2.3 persons per householdLogan County: 2.3 persons per householdMesa County: 2.3 persons per householdMineral County: 1.9 persons per householdMoffat County: 2.4 persons per householdMontezuma County: 2.3 persons per householdMontrose County: 2.4 persons per householdMorgan County: 2.6 persons per householdOtero County: 2.4 persons per householdOuray County: 1.9 persons per householdPark County: 2 persons per householdPhillips County: 2.3 persons per householdPitkin County: 1.8 persons per householdProwers County: 2.4 persons per householdPueblo County: 2.4 persons per householdRio Blanco County: 2.2 persons per householdRio Grande County: 2.2 persons per householdRoutt County: 2.2 persons per householdSaguache County: 1.9 persons per householdSan Juan County: 1.8 persons per householdSan Miguel County: 1.7 persons per householdSedgwick County: 2.2 persons per householdSummit County: 2.4 persons per householdTeller County: 2.1 persons per householdWashington County: 2.2 persons per householdWeld County: 2.8 persons per householdYuma County: 2.4 persons per household
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persons per household, 2024. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates, table B25010: average household size of occupied housing units. Boundaries: U.S. Census Bureau cartographic boundary files.

Top 40 counties, 2024

Crowley County: 2.9 persons per householdCrowley County2.9Adams County: 2.8 persons per householdAdams County2.8Elbert County: 2.8 persons per householdElbert County2.8Weld County: 2.8 persons per householdWeld County2.8Douglas County: 2.7 persons per householdDouglas County2.7Garfield County: 2.6 persons per householdGarfield County2.6Morgan County: 2.6 persons per householdMorgan County2.6Arapahoe County: 2.6 persons per householdArapahoe County2.6Eagle County: 2.5 persons per householdEagle County2.5El Paso County: 2.5 persons per householdEl Paso County2.5Prowers County: 2.4 persons per householdProwers County2.4Moffat County: 2.4 persons per householdMoffat County2.4Summit County: 2.4 persons per householdSummit County2.4Lake County: 2.4 persons per householdLake County2.4Yuma County: 2.4 persons per householdYuma County2.4Broomfield County: 2.4 persons per householdBroomfield County2.4Pueblo County: 2.4 persons per householdPueblo County2.4Kit Carson County: 2.4 persons per householdKit Carson County2.4Montrose County: 2.4 persons per householdMontrose County2.4Conejos County: 2.4 persons per householdConejos County2.4Delta County: 2.4 persons per householdDelta County2.4Jefferson County: 2.4 persons per householdJefferson County2.4Alamosa County: 2.4 persons per householdAlamosa County2.4Otero County: 2.4 persons per householdOtero County2.4Mesa County: 2.3 persons per householdMesa County2.3Fremont County: 2.3 persons per householdFremont County2.3Archuleta County: 2.3 persons per householdArchuleta County2.3Larimer County: 2.3 persons per householdLarimer County2.3Montezuma County: 2.3 persons per householdMontezuma County2.3Boulder County: 2.3 persons per householdBoulder County2.3Kiowa County: 2.3 persons per householdKiowa County2.3Lincoln County: 2.3 persons per householdLincoln County2.3Phillips County: 2.3 persons per householdPhillips County2.3Bent County: 2.3 persons per householdBent County2.3Logan County: 2.3 persons per householdLogan County2.3La Plata County: 2.2 persons per householdLa Plata County2.2Washington County: 2.2 persons per householdWashington County2.2Rio Blanco County: 2.2 persons per householdRio Blanco County2.2Sedgwick County: 2.2 persons per householdSedgwick County2.2Huerfano County: 2.2 persons per householdHuerfano County2.2Crowley County: 2.9 persons per householdCrowley County2.9Adams County: 2.8 persons per householdAdams County2.8Elbert County: 2.8 persons per householdElbert County2.8Weld County: 2.8 persons per householdWeld County2.8Douglas County: 2.7 persons per householdDouglas County2.7Garfield County: 2.6 persons per householdGarfield County2.6Morgan County: 2.6 persons per householdMorgan County2.6Arapahoe County: 2.6 persons per householdArapahoe County2.6Eagle County: 2.5 persons per householdEagle County2.5El Paso County: 2.5 persons per householdEl Paso County2.5Prowers County: 2.4 persons per householdProwers County2.4Moffat County: 2.4 persons per householdMoffat County2.4Summit County: 2.4 persons per householdSummit County2.4Lake County: 2.4 persons per householdLake County2.4Yuma County: 2.4 persons per householdYuma County2.4Broomfield County: 2.4 persons per householdBroomfield County2.4Pueblo County: 2.4 persons per householdPueblo County2.4Kit Carson County: 2.4 persons per householdKit Carson County2.4Montrose County: 2.4 persons per householdMontrose County2.4Conejos County: 2.4 persons per householdConejos County2.4Delta County: 2.4 persons per householdDelta County2.4Jefferson County: 2.4 persons per householdJefferson County2.4Alamosa County: 2.4 persons per householdAlamosa County2.4Otero County: 2.4 persons per householdOtero County2.4Mesa County: 2.3 persons per householdMesa County2.3Fremont County: 2.3 persons per householdFremont County2.3Archuleta County: 2.3 persons per householdArchuleta County2.3Larimer County: 2.3 persons per householdLarimer County2.3Montezuma County: 2.3 persons per householdMontezuma County2.3Boulder County: 2.3 persons per householdBoulder County2.3Kiowa County: 2.3 persons per householdKiowa County2.3Lincoln County: 2.3 persons per householdLincoln County2.3Phillips County: 2.3 persons per householdPhillips County2.3Bent County: 2.3 persons per householdBent County2.3Logan County: 2.3 persons per householdLogan County2.3La Plata County: 2.2 persons per householdLa Plata County2.2Washington County: 2.2 persons per householdWashington County2.2Rio Blanco County: 2.2 persons per householdRio Blanco County2.2Sedgwick County: 2.2 persons per householdSedgwick County2.2Huerfano County: 2.2 persons per householdHuerfano County2.2
persons per household. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates, table B25010: average household size of occupied housing units. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

Full ranking

RankCounties2024
persons per household
Change on 2023
1Crowley County2.9-7%
2Adams County2.8-1.1%
3Elbert County2.8-1.1%
3Weld County2.8-0.4%
5Douglas County2.7-0.4%
6Garfield County2.6-0.8%
6Morgan County2.6+1.2%
8Arapahoe County2.6-0.4%
9Eagle County2.5-5.3%
10El Paso County2.5-1.6%
11Prowers County2.4-3.6%
12Moffat County2.4-1.6%
13Summit County2.4-1.6%
14Lake County2.4-2.4%
14Yuma County2.4-2.4%
16Broomfield County2.4-1.2%
16Pueblo County2.4-0.8%
18Kit Carson County2.4+0.4%
18Montrose County2.4-2.1%
20Conejos County2.4-1.7%
20Delta County2.4-1.3%
20Jefferson County2.4-0.8%
23Alamosa County2.4-0.8%
23Otero County2.40%
25Mesa County2.3-1.3%
26Fremont County2.3-0.4%
27Archuleta County2.3+0.9%
28Larimer County2.3-0.9%
28Montezuma County2.3-2.5%
30Boulder County2.3-1.3%
31Kiowa County2.3-0.9%
31Lincoln County2.3+2.7%
33Phillips County2.3-4.2%
34Bent County2.3+2.3%
34Logan County2.3-3%
36La Plata County2.2-4.3%
36Washington County2.2-0.4%
38Rio Blanco County2.2-7.1%
39Sedgwick County2.2-3.9%
40Huerfano County2.2-7.9%
41Routt County2.2-5.6%
42Cheyenne County2.2-3.6%
42Costilla County2.2-4%
44Rio Grande County2.2-2.7%
45Denver County2.1-0.9%
46Grand County2.1-12.9%
46Las Animas County2.1+3%
48Teller County2.1-5%
49Jackson County2.1-7.2%
50Baca County2-4.7%
51Park County2-4.8%
52Clear Creek County2-4.4%
52Hinsdale County2-1%
54Custer County2-5.3%
55Dolores County1.9+0.5%
55Ouray County1.9-3%
57Saguache County1.9-3%
58Chaffee County1.9-5%
59Gunnison County1.9-7.4%
60Mineral County1.9+3.3%
61Gilpin County1.9-1.1%
62Pitkin County1.8-2.7%
63San Juan County1.8-5.2%
64San Miguel County1.7-13.5%

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Average number of persons per private household. EU countries: EU-SILC. United States: American Community Survey five-year estimate of people in households divided by occupied housing units, where the period shown is the last year of the five-year span.

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U.S. Census Bureau. American Community Survey 5-year estimates, table B25010: average household size of occupied housing units. https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/acs/summary_file/2024/table-based-SF/data/5YRData/acsdt5y2024-b25010.dat. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

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Which county has the highest average household size?

Crowley County, with 2.9 persons per household in 2024, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.

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San Miguel County, with 1.7 persons per household in 2024.

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