Counties in Montana by GDP per capita (US dollars)

Treasure County had the highest GDP per capita (US dollars) of 56 counties in 2015, at $181,587. Mineral County had the lowest, at $24,569. The median was $43,635 and the figure for Montana was $44,988. Source: BEA.

Highest181,587Treasure County
Lowest24,569Mineral County
Median43,63556 counties
Montana44,988History

All counties, 2015

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Treasure CountyTreasure County: 181,587 USD181,587Rosebud CountyRosebud County: 103,557 USD103,557Richland CountyRichland County: 86,212 USD86,212Fallon CountyFallon County: 76,511 USD76,511Big Horn CountyBig Horn County: 74,884 USD74,884Carter CountyCarter County: 71,555 USD71,555Musselshell CountyMusselshell County: 65,670 USD65,670Petroleum CountyPetroleum County: 64,111 USD64,111Powder River CountyPowder River County: 63,861 USD63,861Liberty CountyLiberty County: 59,914 USD59,914Judith Basin CountyJudith Basin County: 59,656 USD59,656Yellowstone CountyYellowstone County: 57,832 USD57,832Stillwater CountyStillwater County: 57,096 USD57,096Toole CountyToole County: 54,136 USD54,136McCone CountyMcCone County: 54,093 USD54,093Sweet Grass CountySweet Grass County: 53,766 USD53,766Madison CountyMadison County: 52,775 USD52,775Prairie CountyPrairie County: 50,759 USD50,759Garfield CountyGarfield County: 48,352 USD48,352Lewis and Clark CountyLewis and Clark County: 48,339 USD48,339Gallatin CountyGallatin County: 48,272 USD48,272Wheatland CountyWheatland County: 46,831 USD46,831Sheridan CountySheridan County: 46,758 USD46,758Daniels CountyDaniels County: 46,633 USD46,633Beaverhead CountyBeaverhead County: 45,750 USD45,750Hill CountyHill County: 44,584 USD44,584Custer CountyCuster County: 44,111 USD44,111Missoula CountyMissoula County: 43,945 USD43,945Dawson CountyDawson County: 43,326 USD43,326Cascade CountyCascade County: 41,453 USD41,453Flathead CountyFlathead County: 41,177 USD41,177Meagher CountyMeagher County: 40,836 USD40,836Silver Bow CountySilver Bow County: 40,656 USD40,656Valley CountyValley County: 39,567 USD39,567Fergus CountyFergus County: 37,506 USD37,506Golden Valley CountyGolden Valley County: 37,446 USD37,446Wibaux CountyWibaux County: 37,336 USD37,336Teton CountyTeton County: 36,456 USD36,456Roosevelt CountyRoosevelt County: 35,405 USD35,405Carbon CountyCarbon County: 33,326 USD33,326Park CountyPark County: 33,095 USD33,095Powell CountyPowell County: 32,737 USD32,737Glacier CountyGlacier County: 30,633 USD30,633Granite CountyGranite County: 30,318 USD30,318Phillips CountyPhillips County: 29,648 USD29,648Sanders CountySanders County: 29,494 USD29,494Lincoln CountyLincoln County: 28,631 USD28,631Deer Lodge CountyDeer Lodge County: 28,575 USD28,575Pondera CountyPondera County: 28,297 USD28,297Blaine CountyBlaine County: 27,645 USD27,645Chouteau CountyChouteau County: 27,640 USD27,640Broadwater CountyBroadwater County: 26,379 USD26,379Lake CountyLake County: 26,338 USD26,338Jefferson CountyJefferson County: 24,858 USD24,858Ravalli CountyRavalli County: 24,580 USD24,580Mineral CountyMineral County: 24,569 USD24,569
USD. Source: Invokely calculation with data from BEA. Retrieved 2026-10-09.

Full ranking

RankCounties2015
USD
Change on 2014
1Treasure County181,587-3.4%
2Rosebud County103,557+9.6%
3Richland County86,212-23.8%
4Fallon County76,511-27.1%
5Big Horn County74,884-1.7%
6Carter County71,555-3.4%
7Musselshell County65,670-9.6%
8Petroleum County64,111-23.2%
9Powder River County63,861+12.8%
10Liberty County59,914+8.6%
11Judith Basin County59,656+19.4%
12Yellowstone County57,832+3.9%
13Stillwater County57,096-12%
14Toole County54,136-6.6%
15McCone County54,093+4.8%
16Sweet Grass County53,766-4.1%
17Madison County52,775+6.5%
18Prairie County50,759+12.9%
19Garfield County48,352+11.5%
20Lewis and Clark County48,339+2.5%
21Gallatin County48,272+3.7%
22Wheatland County46,831-5.8%
23Sheridan County46,758-12.4%
24Daniels County46,633-10.7%
25Beaverhead County45,750+4.3%
26Hill County44,584+10.2%
27Custer County44,111+2%
28Missoula County43,945+4.6%
29Dawson County43,326-8.2%
30Cascade County41,453+4.5%
31Flathead County41,177+6.9%
32Meagher County40,836-4.6%
33Silver Bow County40,656+3.2%
34Valley County39,567-4.1%
35Fergus County37,506+2.5%
36Golden Valley County37,446+21.2%
37Wibaux County37,336-20.9%
38Teton County36,456-4.7%
39Roosevelt County35,405-14.4%
40Carbon County33,326+11.8%
41Park County33,095+6.1%
42Powell County32,737+4.6%
43Glacier County30,633-4%
44Granite County30,318-2.6%
45Phillips County29,648-1.4%
46Sanders County29,494+1.7%
47Lincoln County28,631+1.4%
48Deer Lodge County28,575+1.8%
49Pondera County28,297-13.3%
50Blaine County27,645-7.3%
51Chouteau County27,640-5.8%
52Broadwater County26,379+5.5%
53Lake County26,338+4.1%
54Jefferson County24,858+2.6%
55Ravalli County24,580+3.8%
56Mineral County24,569+4.8%

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About this ranking

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.

Every value in the ranking comes from the same publisher and the same period, so the counties are compared on one definition. Equal values share a rank.

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

Treasure County, with $181,587 in 2015, according to BEA.

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

Mineral County, with $24,569 in 2015.

Where does this ranking come from?

Every value comes from one source and one period, so the places are comparable: Invokely, GDP in current dollars (BEA SAGDP2 and CAGDP1) divided by mid-year population (BEA SAINC1 and CAINC1). Retrieved 2026-10-09.

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