Counties in Georgia by GDP per capita (US dollars)

Chattahoochee County had the highest GDP per capita (US dollars) of 159 counties in 2016, at $184,273. Long County had the lowest, at $10,942. The median was $28,073 and the figure for Georgia was $53,777. Source: BEA.

Highest184,273Chattahoochee County
Lowest10,942Long County
Median28,073159 counties
Georgia53,777History

Top 40 counties, 2016

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Chattahoochee CountyChattahoochee County: 184,273 USD184,273Fulton CountyFulton County: 153,432 USD153,432Heard CountyHeard County: 117,198 USD117,198Burke CountyBurke County: 103,404 USD103,404Appling CountyAppling County: 84,637 USD84,637Monroe CountyMonroe County: 66,240 USD66,240Cobb CountyCobb County: 66,189 USD66,189Clayton CountyClayton County: 63,245 USD63,245Chatham CountyChatham County: 59,854 USD59,854Richmond CountyRichmond County: 59,042 USD59,042Clarke CountyClarke County: 57,704 USD57,704Liberty CountyLiberty County: 55,882 USD55,882Whitfield CountyWhitfield County: 54,180 USD54,180Bibb CountyBibb County: 51,840 USD51,840DeKalb CountyDeKalb County: 51,367 USD51,367Gwinnett CountyGwinnett County: 50,849 USD50,849Muscogee CountyMuscogee County: 50,033 USD50,033Hall CountyHall County: 49,708 USD49,708Dougherty CountyDougherty County: 49,696 USD49,696Troup CountyTroup County: 49,531 USD49,531Wilkinson CountyWilkinson County: 47,513 USD47,513Early CountyEarly County: 47,507 USD47,507Bartow CountyBartow County: 46,480 USD46,480Glynn CountyGlynn County: 46,186 USD46,186Thomas CountyThomas County: 45,172 USD45,172Forsyth CountyForsyth County: 44,481 USD44,481Floyd CountyFloyd County: 43,958 USD43,958Tift CountyTift County: 43,943 USD43,943Jackson CountyJackson County: 42,919 USD42,919Fayette CountyFayette County: 42,191 USD42,191Houston CountyHouston County: 42,089 USD42,089Lowndes CountyLowndes County: 41,345 USD41,345Rockdale CountyRockdale County: 40,928 USD40,928Ware CountyWare County: 38,658 USD38,658Greene CountyGreene County: 38,375 USD38,375Morgan CountyMorgan County: 38,274 USD38,274Franklin CountyFranklin County: 37,993 USD37,993Camden CountyCamden County: 37,257 USD37,257Carroll CountyCarroll County: 36,859 USD36,859Evans CountyEvans County: 36,069 USD36,069
USD. Source: Invokely calculation with data from BEA. Retrieved 2026-10-09.

Full ranking

RankCounties2016
USD
Change on 2015
1Chattahoochee County184,273+4.2%
2Fulton County153,432+6.4%
3Heard County117,198+3%
4Burke County103,404+11%
5Appling County84,637+3.6%
6Monroe County66,240-0.7%
7Cobb County66,189+7.2%
8Clayton County63,245+6%
9Chatham County59,854+4.4%
10Richmond County59,042+0.7%
11Clarke County57,704+3%
12Liberty County55,882-0.1%
13Whitfield County54,180+2.6%
14Bibb County51,840+0.3%
15DeKalb County51,367+3%
16Gwinnett County50,849+2%
17Muscogee County50,033+2.6%
18Hall County49,708+4.3%
19Dougherty County49,696+4.6%
20Troup County49,531-0.5%
21Wilkinson County47,513+2.8%
22Early County47,507-3.5%
23Bartow County46,480+6.9%
24Glynn County46,186+0.2%
25Thomas County45,172-0.4%
26Forsyth County44,481-1.1%
27Floyd County43,958+5.3%
28Tift County43,943-7.7%
29Jackson County42,919+8.1%
30Fayette County42,191+7.6%
31Houston County42,089+1.2%
32Lowndes County41,345+2.8%
33Rockdale County40,928-1.5%
34Ware County38,658+3.4%
35Greene County38,375+2.1%
36Morgan County38,274-0%
37Franklin County37,993-0.8%
38Camden County37,257+5.3%
39Carroll County36,859+4.1%
40Evans County36,069+5.8%
41Gordon County35,700-0.4%
42Toombs County35,3360%
43Crisp County35,214+6%
44Clinch County34,965+4%
45Laurens County34,319+6.3%
46Union County33,923+0.2%
47Dooly County33,888+23.3%
48Murray County33,686+14%
49Mitchell County33,669-3.8%
50Oconee County33,535+2.7%
51Wilkes County33,470+1.8%
52Stephens County33,055-3.4%
53Sumter County32,982-0.6%
54Elbert County32,837+1.3%
55Coffee County32,366+4.3%
56Habersham County32,297+2.9%
57Dawson County32,206+3.9%
58Macon County32,176-5.7%
59Peach County32,009+6.3%
60Jefferson County31,893+6.3%
61Rabun County31,768+2.9%
62Effingham County31,721+1.3%
63Pickens County30,857+3.3%
64Spalding County30,594-0.5%
65Bulloch County30,517+3.4%
66Douglas County30,449+8%
67Coweta County30,447+4.1%
68Bacon County30,263+4.8%
69Cherokee County30,076+5.4%
70Seminole County30,076-0%
71Baldwin County29,985+2.9%
72Hart County29,926+1.1%
73Washington County29,869-0.1%
74Colquitt County29,757+1.9%
75Ben Hill County29,676+3%
76White County29,542+1.4%
77Towns County29,339+1.8%
78Miller County28,706+5.8%
79Emanuel County28,525+3.2%
80Polk County28,073+5.4%
81McDuffie County27,898+0.1%
82Fannin County27,742+7.7%
83Pulaski County27,642+3.4%
84Gilmer County27,602-5.5%
85Decatur County26,813+1.3%
86Walton County26,812+7.2%
87Haralson County26,810+6%
88Randolph County26,759-3.9%
89Henry County26,584+3.2%
90Twiggs County26,494+26.7%
91Meriwether County26,150+9.8%
92Columbia County26,129+4.3%
93Terrell County26,118+1.9%
94Taylor County25,874+33.6%
95Newton County25,724+3.9%
96Barrow County25,712+0.7%
97Warren County25,662-9.6%
98Atkinson County25,427-3.7%
99Tattnall County25,387-1.4%
100Jeff Davis County24,908-1.9%
101Telfair County24,832+0.1%
102Upson County24,780+0.3%
103Wayne County24,778+0.3%
104Butts County24,639+5.7%
105Putnam County24,156-4.2%
106Baker County24,053+7.2%
107Dodge County23,937+11.1%
108Screven County23,648+3.2%
109Bryan County23,614+5.1%
110Lumpkin County23,558+1.4%
111Chattooga County23,274+0.1%
112Turner County22,910-3.8%
113Talbot County22,712+24.7%
114Candler County22,589+3.8%
115Webster County22,583+0.3%
116Clay County22,571+1.4%
117Lamar County21,831+0.3%
118Grady County21,801-4.1%
119Dade County21,799+0.1%
120Schley County21,559-2%
121Catoosa County20,867+0.8%
122Banks County20,854-11.2%
123McIntosh County20,783+0.3%
124Pierce County20,642+4.9%
125Oglethorpe County20,551-1.7%
126Walker County20,445-2.1%
127Berrien County19,944+2.6%
128Cook County19,903+1.2%
129Brooks County19,875+5.4%
130Stewart County19,686+0.7%
131Lee County19,559+8.5%
132Quitman County19,516+7%
133Calhoun County19,123+2.6%
134Hancock County19,030-3%
135Jasper County18,746+0.3%
136Charlton County18,402+4.7%
137Irwin County18,354+2.6%
138Montgomery County18,326+0.4%
139Taliaferro County17,880-4.4%
140Bleckley County17,815-2.5%
141Lincoln County17,702+1.7%
142Jenkins County17,672+9.9%
143Paulding County17,353+2.8%
144Madison County17,049-4.2%
145Pike County16,818+5.6%
146Treutlen County16,025+7.1%
147Jones County15,992+4.3%
148Worth County15,872-0.7%
149Wilcox County15,861-0.4%
150Harris County14,967-2.7%
151Johnson County14,384+0.4%
152Marion County14,105-7.6%
153Brantley County13,799+3.6%
154Wheeler County13,666-1.5%
155Lanier County13,433-1.7%
156Crawford County13,013-1.2%
157Glascock County12,713+4.2%
158Echols County10,969-2.4%
159Long County10,942+6.6%

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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 $184,273 in 2016, according to BEA.

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

Long County, with $10,942 in 2016.

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