Counties in Tennessee by GDP per capita (US dollars)

Williamson County had the highest GDP per capita (US dollars) of 95 counties in 2013, at $86,606. Hancock County had the lowest, at $10,942. The median was $26,468 and the figure for Tennessee was $45,597. Source: BEA.

Highest86,606Williamson County
Lowest10,942Hancock County
Median26,46895 counties
Tennessee45,597History

Top 40 counties, 2013

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Williamson CountyWilliamson County: 86,606 USD86,606Davidson CountyDavidson County: 79,766 USD79,766Stewart CountyStewart County: 70,065 USD70,065Hamilton CountyHamilton County: 61,295 USD61,295Shelby CountyShelby County: 60,729 USD60,729Anderson CountyAnderson County: 56,949 USD56,949Madison CountyMadison County: 50,756 USD50,756Knox CountyKnox County: 49,932 USD49,932Sullivan CountySullivan County: 46,668 USD46,668Rhea CountyRhea County: 43,888 USD43,888Hamblen CountyHamblen County: 43,250 USD43,250Coffee CountyCoffee County: 42,821 USD42,821Humphreys CountyHumphreys County: 42,260 USD42,260Bradley CountyBradley County: 41,583 USD41,583Rutherford CountyRutherford County: 41,523 USD41,523Washington CountyWashington County: 40,232 USD40,232Roane CountyRoane County: 39,620 USD39,620Bedford CountyBedford County: 39,303 USD39,303Dyer CountyDyer County: 38,908 USD38,908Putnam CountyPutnam County: 38,898 USD38,898Blount CountyBlount County: 36,953 USD36,953Sevier CountySevier County: 35,758 USD35,758Haywood CountyHaywood County: 35,062 USD35,062DeKalb CountyDeKalb County: 34,885 USD34,885McMinn CountyMcMinn County: 34,158 USD34,158Maury CountyMaury County: 33,879 USD33,879Obion CountyObion County: 33,211 USD33,211Henry CountyHenry County: 33,153 USD33,153Hardin CountyHardin County: 32,845 USD32,845Sumner CountySumner County: 32,274 USD32,274Crockett CountyCrockett County: 32,148 USD32,148Wilson CountyWilson County: 32,088 USD32,088Unicoi CountyUnicoi County: 31,691 USD31,691Warren CountyWarren County: 31,477 USD31,477Smith CountySmith County: 31,476 USD31,476Robertson CountyRobertson County: 31,095 USD31,095Greene CountyGreene County: 30,513 USD30,513Loudon CountyLoudon County: 30,303 USD30,303Weakley CountyWeakley County: 30,041 USD30,041Giles CountyGiles County: 29,086 USD29,086
USD. Source: Invokely calculation with data from BEA. Retrieved 2026-10-09.

Full ranking

RankCounties2013
USD
Change on 2012
1Williamson County86,606+3.6%
2Davidson County79,766+0.8%
3Stewart County70,065+6.1%
4Hamilton County61,295+3.1%
5Shelby County60,729+3.3%
6Anderson County56,9490%
7Madison County50,756-0%
8Knox County49,932+1.9%
9Sullivan County46,668-0.7%
10Rhea County43,888+14.6%
11Hamblen County43,250+0.9%
12Coffee County42,821+3.1%
13Humphreys County42,260+3.3%
14Bradley County41,583+3%
15Rutherford County41,523+5.2%
16Washington County40,232+0.2%
17Roane County39,620+1.2%
18Bedford County39,303+8.9%
19Dyer County38,908+3.3%
20Putnam County38,898+1%
21Blount County36,953+3.9%
22Sevier County35,758+3.8%
23Haywood County35,062-0.2%
24DeKalb County34,885+3.9%
25McMinn County34,158+2.2%
26Maury County33,879+5%
27Obion County33,211+11.6%
28Henry County33,153+7.4%
29Hardin County32,845+6%
30Sumner County32,274+7.7%
31Crockett County32,148+3.2%
32Wilson County32,088+4%
33Unicoi County31,691+3%
34Warren County31,477+3.3%
35Smith County31,476+5.9%
36Robertson County31,095+6.1%
37Greene County30,513+9.9%
38Loudon County30,303+7%
39Weakley County30,041+8.1%
40Giles County29,086+3.4%
41Dickson County28,738+3.4%
42Gibson County28,335+7.7%
43Decatur County28,238+1%
44Scott County28,235+45.2%
45Lincoln County28,063+12.5%
46Henderson County26,831-6.1%
47Fayette County26,544+13.3%
48Hawkins County26,468+3.8%
49Moore County26,464+6.3%
50Cumberland County25,444-0.6%
51White County25,083+0.8%
52Monroe County24,975-3.5%
53Montgomery County24,842+1.3%
54Marshall County24,787+6.2%
55Jefferson County24,569+7.9%
56Marion County24,529+3.5%
57Lauderdale County23,859+15.1%
58Carroll County23,520+3.8%
59Franklin County23,259+10.8%
60Lake County23,166+30.3%
61Fentress County23,102+10.6%
62Hardeman County23,001+5.9%
63Clay County22,987+3.5%
64Lawrence County22,976+3.1%
65Claiborne County22,875+1.8%
66Cocke County21,766+12.5%
67Cheatham County21,412-2.2%
68Pickett County21,318+9.4%
69Campbell County19,989+2.4%
70Benton County19,982+3.9%
71Overton County19,830-0.4%
72McNairy County19,777-4.2%
73Perry County19,691+3.7%
74Johnson County19,348+1.6%
75Chester County18,577+2.3%
76Macon County18,230-13.8%
77Lewis County17,889+0.7%
78Polk County17,794+6%
79Wayne County17,787+4.5%
80Tipton County17,546+8.1%
81Trousdale County17,143-5.9%
82Meigs County17,020+7.2%
83Grundy County16,482+3.8%
84Carter County16,445-0.2%
85Jackson County16,029+1.9%
86Sequatchie County15,842+0.4%
87Houston County15,648+3.1%
88Cannon County15,644+1.3%
89Van Buren County15,296+9.6%
90Union County14,645-12.9%
91Hickman County14,618-5.7%
92Bledsoe County13,918-0%
93Grainger County13,646-1%
94Morgan County12,946-1.3%
95Hancock County10,942-4.5%

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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)?

Williamson County, with $86,606 in 2013, according to BEA.

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

Hancock County, with $10,942 in 2013.

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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