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Counties in Nebraska by GDP per capita (US dollars)

Wheeler County had the highest GDP per capita (US dollars) of 93 counties in 2014, at $179,399. Cass County had the lowest, at $24,631. The median was $56,359 and the figure for Nebraska was $59,655. Source: BEA.

Highest179,399Wheeler County
Lowest24,631Cass County
Median56,35993 counties
Nebraska59,655History

Top 40 counties, 2014

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Wheeler CountyWheeler County: 179,399 USD179,399Morrill CountyMorrill County: 135,324 USD135,324Banner CountyBanner County: 107,883 USD107,883Hayes CountyHayes County: 105,641 USD105,641Blaine CountyBlaine County: 97,434 USD97,434Cuming CountyCuming County: 92,585 USD92,585Phelps CountyPhelps County: 91,863 USD91,863Perkins CountyPerkins County: 86,750 USD86,750Nemaha CountyNemaha County: 85,157 USD85,157Keya Paha CountyKeya Paha County: 82,333 USD82,333Brown CountyBrown County: 80,410 USD80,410Boone CountyBoone County: 79,588 USD79,588Dundy CountyDundy County: 79,169 USD79,169Thomas CountyThomas County: 77,218 USD77,218Sioux CountySioux County: 76,817 USD76,817Douglas CountyDouglas County: 76,633 USD76,633Rock CountyRock County: 76,526 USD76,526Cheyenne CountyCheyenne County: 75,151 USD75,151Hooker CountyHooker County: 73,661 USD73,661Thayer CountyThayer County: 73,356 USD73,356Merrick CountyMerrick County: 73,241 USD73,241Platte CountyPlatte County: 73,237 USD73,237Otoe CountyOtoe County: 72,582 USD72,582Loup CountyLoup County: 71,131 USD71,131McPherson CountyMcPherson County: 70,979 USD70,979Custer CountyCuster County: 70,209 USD70,209Kearney CountyKearney County: 70,104 USD70,104Chase CountyChase County: 68,472 USD68,472Jefferson CountyJefferson County: 68,089 USD68,089Washington CountyWashington County: 67,284 USD67,284Cherry CountyCherry County: 66,373 USD66,373Fillmore CountyFillmore County: 65,907 USD65,907Lincoln CountyLincoln County: 65,718 USD65,718Holt CountyHolt County: 63,549 USD63,549Nuckolls CountyNuckolls County: 62,689 USD62,689Webster CountyWebster County: 61,910 USD61,910Madison CountyMadison County: 60,995 USD60,995Valley CountyValley County: 60,906 USD60,906Harlan CountyHarlan County: 59,987 USD59,987Antelope CountyAntelope County: 59,518 USD59,518
USD. Source: Invokely calculation with data from BEA. Retrieved 2026-10-09.

Full ranking

RankCounties2014
USD		Change on 2013
1Wheeler County179,399+31.5%
2Morrill County135,324+109.9%
3Banner County107,883+20.1%
4Hayes County105,641+2.2%
5Blaine County97,434+41.2%
6Cuming County92,585+14.2%
7Phelps County91,863-6.5%
8Perkins County86,750-16.7%
9Nemaha County85,157-16.1%
10Keya Paha County82,333+23.5%
11Brown County80,410+22.9%
12Boone County79,588-4.5%
13Dundy County79,169+1.7%
14Thomas County77,218+35.7%
15Sioux County76,817+40.4%
16Douglas County76,633+8.8%
17Rock County76,526+21.5%
18Cheyenne County75,151-1.5%
19Hooker County73,661+32.6%
20Thayer County73,356-20.3%
21Merrick County73,241+28.8%
22Platte County73,237-4.8%
23Otoe County72,582-15.6%
24Loup County71,131+34.8%
25McPherson County70,979+59.8%
26Custer County70,209+1.7%
27Kearney County70,104-7.1%
28Chase County68,472-11.8%
29Jefferson County68,089+17.1%
30Washington County67,284+2.4%
31Cherry County66,373+27.3%
32Fillmore County65,907-15%
33Lincoln County65,718-0.4%
34Holt County63,549+4.1%
35Nuckolls County62,689+3.7%
36Webster County61,910+3.3%
37Madison County60,995+6.8%
38Valley County60,906-9.2%
39Harlan County59,987-6.7%
40Antelope County59,518+3.9%
41Dawson County59,426+6.2%
42Grant County59,382+49.8%
43Adams County58,129+0.4%
44Clay County57,139-13.4%
45Logan County56,779+9.7%
46Furnas County56,761-10.2%
47Garfield County56,359+9.1%
48Hamilton County56,122-11.1%
49Dakota County55,966+6.7%
50York County55,740-9.5%
51Gosper County55,684-15.4%
52Box Butte County55,112+3.5%
53Buffalo County53,529+0.2%
54Polk County53,274+0.9%
55Lancaster County52,882+5.3%
56Hall County52,741-3.9%
57Red Willow County51,963-0.4%
58Colfax County51,735+3.6%
59Thurston County51,697-2.4%
60Saline County51,251-2.7%
61Arthur County50,182+127.7%
62Dodge County47,918+1.3%
63Sheridan County46,714+15%
64Kimball County46,392+4%
65Boyd County45,920+18.5%
66Frontier County45,698-13.6%
67Keith County45,339-3.2%
68Scotts Bluff County44,848+8.7%
69Hitchcock County44,607-6.5%
70Garden County44,331+10.9%
71Greeley County42,692-12.6%
72Pierce County41,966-2.2%
73Gage County41,898-4.1%
74Cedar County41,866-5.3%
75Sherman County41,440-3.2%
76Seward County41,287-2.1%
77Knox County41,284+5.4%
78Stanton County40,064+0.8%
79Sarpy County39,781+4.1%
80Deuel County39,627-5.2%
81Nance County39,091-5.6%
82Burt County39,051-5.4%
83Butler County38,163-2.8%
84Richardson County37,502-6.1%
85Pawnee County35,498-3.7%
86Dawes County34,672+13.2%
87Wayne County34,617-7.4%
88Dixon County34,295-4.4%
89Franklin County32,772-19.1%
90Johnson County32,686-3.3%
91Howard County32,677-1.9%
92Saunders County28,769-3.2%
93Cass County24,631-2.3%

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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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Questions

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

Wheeler County, with $179,399 in 2014, according to BEA.

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

Cass County, with $24,631 in 2014.

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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