Counties in Georgia by GDP per capita (US dollars)

Chattahoochee County had the highest GDP per capita (US dollars) of 159 counties in 2014, at $158,216. Long County had the lowest, at $9,416. The median was $26,026 and the figure for Georgia was $48,955. Source: BEA.

Highest158,216Chattahoochee County
Lowest9,416Long County
Median26,026159 counties
Georgia48,955History

Top 40 counties, 2014

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Chattahoochee CountyChattahoochee County: 158,216 USD158,216Fulton CountyFulton County: 135,976 USD135,976Heard CountyHeard County: 103,170 USD103,170Burke CountyBurke County: 87,717 USD87,717Appling CountyAppling County: 80,756 USD80,756Monroe CountyMonroe County: 71,867 USD71,867Cobb CountyCobb County: 59,205 USD59,205Chatham CountyChatham County: 55,500 USD55,500Richmond CountyRichmond County: 55,095 USD55,095Clayton CountyClayton County: 54,394 USD54,394Clarke CountyClarke County: 53,866 USD53,866Liberty CountyLiberty County: 53,754 USD53,754Whitfield CountyWhitfield County: 51,162 USD51,162Wilkinson CountyWilkinson County: 49,823 USD49,823Bibb CountyBibb County: 49,038 USD49,038Gwinnett CountyGwinnett County: 47,873 USD47,873Muscogee CountyMuscogee County: 47,205 USD47,205DeKalb CountyDeKalb County: 46,930 USD46,930Troup CountyTroup County: 46,807 USD46,807Dougherty CountyDougherty County: 45,944 USD45,944Bartow CountyBartow County: 45,033 USD45,033Hall CountyHall County: 44,894 USD44,894Early CountyEarly County: 44,595 USD44,595Glynn CountyGlynn County: 43,081 USD43,081Thomas CountyThomas County: 42,655 USD42,655Wayne CountyWayne County: 42,546 USD42,546Forsyth CountyForsyth County: 42,531 USD42,531Tift CountyTift County: 41,302 USD41,302Houston CountyHouston County: 40,119 USD40,119Floyd CountyFloyd County: 39,698 USD39,698Lowndes CountyLowndes County: 38,982 USD38,982Rockdale CountyRockdale County: 38,265 USD38,265Fayette CountyFayette County: 36,481 USD36,481Franklin CountyFranklin County: 36,440 USD36,440Jackson CountyJackson County: 36,045 USD36,045Morgan CountyMorgan County: 35,907 USD35,907Greene CountyGreene County: 35,137 USD35,137Gordon CountyGordon County: 35,036 USD35,036Camden CountyCamden County: 34,710 USD34,710Ware CountyWare County: 34,600 USD34,600
USD. Source: Invokely calculation with data from BEA. Retrieved 2026-10-09.

Full ranking

RankCounties2014
USD
Change on 2013
1Chattahoochee County158,216+3.5%
2Fulton County135,976+5.6%
3Heard County103,170+37.6%
4Burke County87,717+2.8%
5Appling County80,756+4.7%
6Monroe County71,867-1.6%
7Cobb County59,205+5.1%
8Chatham County55,500+5.4%
9Richmond County55,095+3.9%
10Clayton County54,394+1%
11Clarke County53,866+2.5%
12Liberty County53,754-5.2%
13Whitfield County51,162+5.2%
14Wilkinson County49,823-2.4%
15Bibb County49,038+4.4%
16Gwinnett County47,873+5.1%
17Muscogee County47,205+3.8%
18DeKalb County46,930+6.3%
19Troup County46,807+3.3%
20Dougherty County45,944+1.9%
21Bartow County45,033+12.7%
22Hall County44,894+7%
23Early County44,595-6.2%
24Glynn County43,081+1.7%
25Thomas County42,655+0.8%
26Wayne County42,546+27%
27Forsyth County42,531+2.3%
28Tift County41,302+8.3%
29Houston County40,119+0.1%
30Floyd County39,698+7.1%
31Lowndes County38,982+2.8%
32Rockdale County38,265+1.5%
33Fayette County36,481+3.2%
34Franklin County36,440+9.9%
35Jackson County36,045+5.6%
36Morgan County35,907+8.6%
37Greene County35,137+8.6%
38Gordon County35,036+2.8%
39Camden County34,710+1.9%
40Ware County34,600+4.2%
41Carroll County34,084-0.3%
42Toombs County33,256-0.5%
43Stephens County32,605+10.9%
44Elbert County32,447+4.3%
45Mitchell County32,296+2.7%
46Evans County32,230+5.4%
47Sumter County31,783-4%
48Clinch County31,704+0.5%
49Putnam County31,668+4.7%
50Wilkes County31,405+10.1%
51Macon County31,368+6.2%
52Habersham County31,136+5.1%
53Laurens County30,806-1.2%
54Crisp County30,650+5.5%
55Union County30,493+5.1%
56Oconee County30,439+9.9%
57Seminole County30,333-8.3%
58Hart County29,945+7.4%
59Jefferson County29,649-3.2%
60Effingham County29,482-2.1%
61Gilmer County29,384+6.5%
62Coffee County29,359+3.7%
63Dawson County29,076+4.8%
64Washington County29,006-0.4%
65Rabun County28,904+1%
66Spalding County28,760-1.5%
67Peach County28,690+12.4%
68Pickens County28,551+9%
69Baldwin County28,343+5.1%
70Bacon County28,244+4.7%
71Ben Hill County28,242+1.6%
72Bulloch County27,774+3.1%
73Coweta County27,699+7.6%
74White County27,462+10.2%
75Warren County27,407+2.1%
76Douglas County27,122+5%
77Towns County27,108+1.9%
78Randolph County26,384+0.9%
79Murray County26,296+0.6%
80McDuffie County26,026+3.8%
81Cherokee County25,992+5%
82Jeff Davis County25,612+4.3%
83Polk County25,568+6.4%
84Colquitt County25,326-1.6%
85Emanuel County25,151+1.8%
86Miller County25,036-9.8%
87Barrow County24,678+2.7%
88Decatur County24,607-8.2%
89Columbia County24,571+2.5%
90Fannin County24,559+6.6%
91Terrell County24,455-7.5%
92Haralson County24,367+5.4%
93Henry County24,206-0.1%
94Pulaski County24,147-2.8%
95Upson County24,139+2.7%
96Banks County23,951+16.8%
97Baker County23,840-20%
98Tattnall County23,835+8.9%
99Atkinson County23,369+3%
100Newton County23,082+1.8%
101Walton County23,005+4.6%
102Butts County22,882+5.1%
103Clay County22,550-12.2%
104Screven County22,519-4.7%
105Chattooga County22,499+6%
106Meriwether County22,457+4.2%
107Oglethorpe County22,331+13.7%
108Telfair County22,169+12.9%
109Schley County21,914-5.7%
110Turner County21,824-5.5%
111Candler County21,792+1.9%
112Lumpkin County21,520+2.5%
113Lamar County21,406+1.8%
114Dooly County21,200-3%
115Grady County20,956-5.2%
116Bryan County20,950+7.7%
117Twiggs County20,565+5.9%
118Dodge County20,169-0.2%
119Walker County20,147-3%
120Berrien County20,059-4.4%
121Webster County20,018-15.2%
122Catoosa County20,002-0.4%
123Dade County19,947+1.6%
124McIntosh County19,376+5.5%
125Lee County19,053-1%
126Cook County18,680+7.1%
127Pierce County18,630+0.7%
128Stewart County18,460-6.3%
129Jasper County18,447+5.8%
130Hancock County18,394+0.4%
131Taliaferro County18,311+21.4%
132Brooks County18,273+4.4%
133Bleckley County17,760-13.9%
134Taylor County17,632-6.1%
135Madison County17,425+11.9%
136Quitman County17,195-2.9%
137Irwin County17,165-7.2%
138Talbot County16,462+5%
139Calhoun County16,333-15.7%
140Lincoln County16,255+1.2%
141Montgomery County16,216+1.4%
142Charlton County16,148+7.1%
143Marion County15,893-7.7%
144Paulding County15,570+2.6%
145Pike County15,411+2.7%
146Jones County14,871+3.3%
147Worth County14,627-8%
148Jenkins County14,230-2.3%
149Treutlen County14,080-2.6%
150Wheeler County13,976-2.4%
151Harris County13,886+4.5%
152Johnson County13,803+0.8%
153Wilcox County13,236-12.1%
154Lanier County13,122+7.8%
155Crawford County12,762+9.1%
156Brantley County12,380+8.1%
157Echols County11,262+2.5%
158Glascock County10,907-3.6%
159Long County9,416+3.2%

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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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Invokely calculation from GDP in current dollars (BEA SAGDP2 and CAGDP1) divided by mid-year population (BEA SAINC1 and CAINC1). https://invokely.ai/docs/methodology#gdp_per_capita_usd. Retrieved 2026-10-09.

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

Chattahoochee County, with $158,216 in 2014, according to BEA.

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

Long County, with $9,416 in 2014.

Where does this ranking come from?

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