Counties in Georgia by GDP per capita (US dollars)

Chattahoochee County had the highest GDP per capita (US dollars) of 159 counties in 2013, at $152,872. Long County had the lowest, at $9,122. The median was $25,838 and the figure for Georgia was $46,845. Source: BEA.

Highest152,872Chattahoochee County
Lowest9,122Long County
Median25,838159 counties
Georgia46,845History

Top 40 counties, 2013

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Chattahoochee CountyChattahoochee County: 152,872 USD152,872Fulton CountyFulton County: 128,822 USD128,822Burke CountyBurke County: 85,369 USD85,369Appling CountyAppling County: 77,137 USD77,137Heard CountyHeard County: 74,979 USD74,979Monroe CountyMonroe County: 73,001 USD73,001Liberty CountyLiberty County: 56,710 USD56,710Cobb CountyCobb County: 56,351 USD56,351Clayton CountyClayton County: 53,831 USD53,831Richmond CountyRichmond County: 53,042 USD53,042Chatham CountyChatham County: 52,666 USD52,666Clarke CountyClarke County: 52,539 USD52,539Wilkinson CountyWilkinson County: 51,067 USD51,067Whitfield CountyWhitfield County: 48,644 USD48,644Early CountyEarly County: 47,560 USD47,560Bibb CountyBibb County: 46,970 USD46,970Gwinnett CountyGwinnett County: 45,570 USD45,570Muscogee CountyMuscogee County: 45,487 USD45,487Troup CountyTroup County: 45,315 USD45,315Dougherty CountyDougherty County: 45,067 USD45,067DeKalb CountyDeKalb County: 44,164 USD44,164Glynn CountyGlynn County: 42,368 USD42,368Thomas CountyThomas County: 42,331 USD42,331Hall CountyHall County: 41,965 USD41,965Forsyth CountyForsyth County: 41,588 USD41,588Houston CountyHouston County: 40,096 USD40,096Bartow CountyBartow County: 39,968 USD39,968Tift CountyTift County: 38,146 USD38,146Lowndes CountyLowndes County: 37,925 USD37,925Rockdale CountyRockdale County: 37,712 USD37,712Floyd CountyFloyd County: 37,078 USD37,078Fayette CountyFayette County: 35,348 USD35,348Carroll CountyCarroll County: 34,172 USD34,172Jackson CountyJackson County: 34,140 USD34,140Gordon CountyGordon County: 34,085 USD34,085Camden CountyCamden County: 34,078 USD34,078Wayne CountyWayne County: 33,495 USD33,495Toombs CountyToombs County: 33,408 USD33,408Ware CountyWare County: 33,209 USD33,209Franklin CountyFranklin County: 33,158 USD33,158
USD. Source: Invokely calculation with data from BEA. Retrieved 2026-10-09.

Full ranking

RankCounties2013
USD
Change on 2012
1Chattahoochee County152,872-5.9%
2Fulton County128,822+4.1%
3Burke County85,369+5.6%
4Appling County77,137+0.3%
5Heard County74,979-27.9%
6Monroe County73,001+1.9%
7Liberty County56,710+1.9%
8Cobb County56,351+5.9%
9Clayton County53,831+5.8%
10Richmond County53,042+3.1%
11Chatham County52,666+2.1%
12Clarke County52,539+3.4%
13Wilkinson County51,067+3.8%
14Whitfield County48,644+3.4%
15Early County47,560+0.7%
16Bibb County46,970+2.7%
17Gwinnett County45,570+2.8%
18Muscogee County45,487-2.1%
19Troup County45,315+3%
20Dougherty County45,067+3.5%
21DeKalb County44,164-0.4%
22Glynn County42,368+1.9%
23Thomas County42,331+2.4%
24Hall County41,965+3.3%
25Forsyth County41,588+3.8%
26Houston County40,096-0.3%
27Bartow County39,968+4.2%
28Tift County38,146+4.7%
29Lowndes County37,925+3.6%
30Rockdale County37,712+4%
31Floyd County37,078-0.4%
32Fayette County35,348-0.4%
33Carroll County34,172-0.3%
34Jackson County34,140+4.1%
35Gordon County34,085+2.8%
36Camden County34,078+1.1%
37Wayne County33,495+22.8%
38Toombs County33,408+4.1%
39Ware County33,209+3.8%
40Franklin County33,158+6.9%
41Sumter County33,118+4.6%
42Seminole County33,074+2.2%
43Morgan County33,063+4.2%
44Greene County32,366+3.1%
45Clinch County31,543+10.7%
46Mitchell County31,462+4.5%
47Laurens County31,188+6.9%
48Elbert County31,103+6.6%
49Jefferson County30,616+6.1%
50Evans County30,575+1.8%
51Putnam County30,241+7%
52Effingham County30,103-3.7%
53Baker County29,810+0.4%
54Habersham County29,621+3.9%
55Macon County29,528+8.4%
56Stephens County29,391+3.1%
57Spalding County29,187-2.6%
58Washington County29,115+5.4%
59Crisp County29,044+9.6%
60Union County29,006+3.9%
61Rabun County28,623+5.7%
62Wilkes County28,527+8.9%
63Coffee County28,300+8%
64Hart County27,885+1.6%
65Ben Hill County27,803+4.1%
66Miller County27,753+1.6%
67Dawson County27,736-1.3%
68Oconee County27,703+1.7%
69Gilmer County27,587+6.9%
70Baldwin County26,975+0.5%
71Bacon County26,973+5.7%
72Bulloch County26,932+7.1%
73Warren County26,851+14.2%
74Decatur County26,792+3.2%
75Towns County26,606-1.1%
76Terrell County26,430+3.8%
77Pickens County26,190+5%
78Murray County26,144-10.9%
79Randolph County26,140+5%
80Douglas County25,838+6.7%
81Colquitt County25,751+6.2%
82Coweta County25,746+5.6%
83Clay County25,686+41.2%
84Peach County25,518+5.4%
85McDuffie County25,067+3.6%
86White County24,927+2.1%
87Pulaski County24,848+7.8%
88Cherokee County24,748+4.9%
89Emanuel County24,704+6.9%
90Jeff Davis County24,549+2.9%
91Henry County24,221+5.5%
92Barrow County24,034+6.2%
93Polk County24,024+0.5%
94Columbia County23,960+3%
95Screven County23,621-1.4%
96Webster County23,605+7.1%
97Upson County23,498-2.1%
98Schley County23,239-2.3%
99Haralson County23,114-4.3%
100Turner County23,087+3%
101Fannin County23,043+4.7%
102Atkinson County22,679+12.6%
103Newton County22,674+5.7%
104Grady County22,095+3.6%
105Walton County21,997+0.1%
106Tattnall County21,891+4.2%
107Dooly County21,863+0.9%
108Butts County21,781+7.1%
109Meriwether County21,557-0.5%
110Candler County21,388+4%
111Chattooga County21,216+10.8%
112Lamar County21,024+4.1%
113Lumpkin County20,986+4%
114Berrien County20,983-3.8%
115Walker County20,777+6.8%
116Bleckley County20,616+0.8%
117Banks County20,509+13.2%
118Dodge County20,215+1.1%
119Catoosa County20,080+1.3%
120Stewart County19,693+21.2%
121Dade County19,638+1.4%
122Telfair County19,633+8.7%
123Oglethorpe County19,632+0.8%
124Bryan County19,458+1.8%
125Twiggs County19,417+4.9%
126Calhoun County19,385-7.1%
127Lee County19,246+6.6%
128Taylor County18,769+8.3%
129Pierce County18,509+10.1%
130Irwin County18,502-6.4%
131McIntosh County18,371+6.5%
132Hancock County18,315+20.2%
133Quitman County17,705+9.5%
134Brooks County17,495+4.4%
135Cook County17,442-0.1%
136Jasper County17,428+0.8%
137Marion County17,218+10.4%
138Lincoln County16,067+5.1%
139Montgomery County15,991+3.5%
140Worth County15,897-4%
141Talbot County15,684-7.5%
142Madison County15,576+7.7%
143Paulding County15,178+3%
144Taliaferro County15,086+13.7%
145Charlton County15,081+7.4%
146Wilcox County15,052-11.7%
147Pike County15,001+2.2%
148Jenkins County14,563+4.4%
149Treutlen County14,456+1.2%
150Jones County14,402+12.2%
151Wheeler County14,318-5.7%
152Johnson County13,695+6.1%
153Harris County13,290+13.3%
154Lanier County12,177+3.4%
155Crawford County11,693-0.1%
156Brantley County11,455+8.3%
157Glascock County11,312+10.9%
158Echols County10,983+13.8%
159Long County9,122+5.2%

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Gross domestic product at current prices in US dollars divided by the resident population.

United States, states and counties: Invokely calculation, BEA current-dollar GDP divided by the BEA mid-year population of the same year and place; both inputs are shown with each value. GDP is counted where production happens and population where people live, so places with many commuters or capital-intensive industries, such as the District of Columbia or oil counties, show very high values. Not the same as per_capita_personal_income. For Spain and the EU use gdp_per_capita (EUR) or gdp_per_capita_pps. Other countries and the World: World Bank, converted at official annual average exchange rates (market rates, not purchasing power parity, so it understates living standards in lower-price countries). For euros use gdp_per_capita.

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Which county has the highest GDP per capita (US dollars)?

Chattahoochee County, with $152,872 in 2013, according to BEA.

Which county has the lowest GDP per capita (US dollars)?

Long County, with $9,122 in 2013.

Where does this ranking come from?

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