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Counties in Texas by GDP per capita (US dollars), 2024

Loving County had the highest GDP per capita (US dollars) of 254 counties in 2024, at $239,213,813. San Jacinto County had the lowest, at $17,825. The median was $63,158 and the figure for Texas was $89,598. Source: BEA.

Highest239,213,813Loving County
Lowest17,825San Jacinto County
Median63,158254 counties
Texas89,598History

Top 40 counties, 2024

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Loving CountyLoving County: 239,213,813 USD239,213,813Glasscock CountyGlasscock County: 4,260,735 USD4,260,735McMullen CountyMcMullen County: 3,916,384 USD3,916,384Martin CountyMartin County: 3,125,570 USD3,125,570Upton CountyUpton County: 2,415,870 USD2,415,870Borden CountyBorden County: 1,930,424 USD1,930,424Culberson CountyCulberson County: 1,697,970 USD1,697,970Reagan CountyReagan County: 1,639,615 USD1,639,615Reeves CountyReeves County: 1,193,736 USD1,193,736Kenedy CountyKenedy County: 808,324 USD808,324Irion CountyIrion County: 645,245 USD645,245La Salle CountyLa Salle County: 598,565 USD598,565King CountyKing County: 531,707 USD531,707Hutchinson CountyHutchinson County: 517,223 USD517,223Ward CountyWard County: 477,737 USD477,737Karnes CountyKarnes County: 464,505 USD464,505Dimmit CountyDimmit County: 445,083 USD445,083Kent CountyKent County: 421,740 USD421,740Yoakum CountyYoakum County: 333,096 USD333,096Howard CountyHoward County: 324,924 USD324,924Winkler CountyWinkler County: 310,085 USD310,085Crockett CountyCrockett County: 281,666 USD281,666Andrews CountyAndrews County: 275,565 USD275,565Calhoun CountyCalhoun County: 257,086 USD257,086Hartley CountyHartley County: 249,473 USD249,473Carson CountyCarson County: 247,269 USD247,269Crane CountyCrane County: 244,806 USD244,806Sherman CountySherman County: 237,410 USD237,410Live Oak CountyLive Oak County: 235,479 USD235,479Moore CountyMoore County: 228,266 USD228,266Midland CountyMidland County: 226,306 USD226,306Oldham CountyOldham County: 221,863 USD221,863Roberts CountyRoberts County: 219,234 USD219,234DeWitt CountyDeWitt County: 216,896 USD216,896Lipscomb CountyLipscomb County: 216,559 USD216,559Sterling CountySterling County: 203,245 USD203,245Robertson CountyRobertson County: 185,255 USD185,255Gonzales CountyGonzales County: 183,438 USD183,438Pecos CountyPecos County: 181,844 USD181,844Hansford CountyHansford County: 180,088 USD180,088
USD. Source: Invokely calculation with data from BEA. Retrieved 2026-10-09.

Full ranking

RankCounties2024
USD		Change on 2023
1Loving County239,213,813+2.6%
2Glasscock County4,260,735+5.3%
3McMullen County3,916,384+12.4%
4Martin County3,125,570+10.6%
5Upton County2,415,870+2.5%
6Borden County1,930,424+16.7%
7Culberson County1,697,970-0.6%
8Reagan County1,639,615+24.2%
9Reeves County1,193,736-3.6%
10Kenedy County808,324-9.5%
11Irion County645,245-10.8%
12La Salle County598,565-2.7%
13King County531,707-1.2%
14Hutchinson County517,223+23.4%
15Ward County477,737+5.6%
16Karnes County464,505-7.7%
17Dimmit County445,083-8.7%
18Kent County421,740+38.3%
19Yoakum County333,096-3.1%
20Howard County324,924-15.2%
21Winkler County310,085+7.9%
22Crockett County281,666-3.5%
23Andrews County275,565-0.8%
24Calhoun County257,086+7.3%
25Hartley County249,473+7.5%
26Carson County247,269+0.8%
27Crane County244,806-3.8%
28Sherman County237,410-13.5%
29Live Oak County235,479-0.8%
30Moore County228,266-5.8%
31Midland County226,306-0.2%
32Oldham County221,863-7.2%
33Roberts County219,234-19.9%
34DeWitt County216,896-0.5%
35Lipscomb County216,559-2.5%
36Sterling County203,245-6.6%
37Robertson County185,255-2.6%
38Gonzales County183,438+0.3%
39Pecos County181,844-10.1%
40Hansford County180,088-9.5%
41Somervell County170,160-3.8%
42Castro County152,035+2.4%
43Travis County148,598+4.7%
44Dallas County146,611+3.5%
45Parmer County146,488+1.1%
46Hemphill County140,347-14.1%
47Dallam County135,796-7%
48Scurry County134,754+5.5%
49Throckmorton County134,232+7.9%
50Dawson County129,637+29.3%
51Harris County118,330+2.9%
52Cottle County117,396+7.9%
53Foard County117,020-3.6%
54Deaf Smith County115,941-3.7%
55Fisher County115,280-15.5%
56Stonewall County114,670-9%
57Cochran County112,698-0.6%
58Jefferson County106,723+7.3%
59Ochiltree County105,943-10.1%
60Panola County102,560-20.7%
61Gaines County101,598-9.9%
62Zavala County101,527-0.8%
63San Augustine County100,463-22.2%
64Potter County99,245+4.8%
65Swisher County97,754-2.8%
66Ector County97,140+0.6%
67Limestone County96,550+6.2%
68Shackelford County95,183-14.8%
69Waller County94,735-2.2%
70Collin County91,944+4.3%
71Knox County91,872-4.1%
72Atascosa County91,507+10%
73Hockley County89,114-4.2%
74Bailey County89,041+2.5%
75Concho County87,303-1.9%
76Titus County87,242+8.3%
77Coke County86,530+16.6%
78Nolan County84,656-5.8%
79Fayette County84,087-1.5%
80Gregg County82,976+1.8%
81Shelby County82,158+8.6%
82Schleicher County81,972+12.8%
83Wheeler County81,717-16.1%
84Wilbarger County80,714+1.8%
85Washington County79,922-3.4%
86Matagorda County79,822-3.9%
87Tarrant County79,797+4.7%
88Harrison County79,525-2.5%
89Terrell County79,464-20.1%
90Lamb County79,299-4%
91Nueces County78,872+3.7%
92Haskell County78,629-10.3%
93Hardeman County78,356-0%
94Cooke County77,564+8.5%
95Floyd County76,929-6.2%
96Mills County76,857-4.3%
97Frio County75,834-6%
98Bexar County75,004+5.1%
99Young County74,564+0.9%
100Guadalupe County74,531+2.9%
101Lee County74,440+20.4%
102Lavaca County74,016-0.5%
103Sutton County73,643-14.7%
104Austin County73,160+4.6%
105Refugio County71,870-1.1%
106Galveston County71,682+0.2%
107Tom Green County71,384+4.4%
108Morris County71,309+1.3%
109Lamar County69,962+2.6%
110Gray County69,049+2.6%
111Leon County68,719+8.6%
112Hopkins County68,628+8.9%
113McLennan County68,351+5.3%
114Kendall County68,150+4.1%
115Orange County68,098+13.6%
116Victoria County67,542+2.7%
117Dickens County66,898-10.9%
118Smith County66,872+3%
119Montgomery County66,806+1.4%
120Chambers County66,577-6.2%
121Baylor County66,481+4.7%
122Taylor County66,295+5.9%
123Bell County65,212+5.4%
124Wharton County64,7460%
125Brewster County64,295+10.7%
126Gillespie County63,341+4.7%
127Presidio County63,239+9.6%
128Brazos County63,077+4.8%
129Burleson County62,179-7.3%
130Freestone County61,901-5.1%
131Denton County61,552+1.7%
132Williamson County61,321+5%
133El Paso County60,897+6.5%
134Garza County60,615-6.2%
135Lubbock County60,546+2.8%
136Franklin County60,289+6.8%
137Comal County59,934+5.2%
138Houston County59,676+5.5%
139Hudspeth County59,481-5.6%
140Lynn County59,383-18.4%
141Kerr County59,231+6.3%
142Jeff Davis County59,168+12.8%
143Webb County59,126-0.9%
144McCulloch County59,048-5.9%
145Wichita County59,040+3.8%
146Armstrong County58,697+35.3%
147Rockwall County57,397+2.3%
148Nacogdoches County57,006+3.5%
149Briscoe County56,752-41.6%
150Bowie County56,684+5.6%
151Brazoria County56,569+0.9%
152Colorado County56,188-1.1%
153Erath County55,894+9.1%
154Grayson County55,603+5.7%
155Hale County55,257+1.5%
156Edwards County55,172-17.5%
157Hunt County54,602+3.5%
158Donley County54,237-5.9%
159Madison County53,432+4.7%
160Blanco County53,245+5.1%
161San Patricio County52,911-6.1%
162Terry County52,597-9.2%
163Hays County52,404+5%
164Rusk County52,309-8.2%
165Wise County52,286-8.2%
166Brown County52,249+3.3%
167Mitchell County52,139+12.3%
168Fort Bend County51,767+4.2%
169Val Verde County51,750+5%
170Cass County51,643+7.6%
171Stephens County51,614-0.1%
172Crosby County51,529-20%
173Hood County51,361+1.1%
174Kleberg County51,359+5.5%
175Childress County51,265-1.8%
176Kinney County50,908+11.3%
177Angelina County50,837+3.4%
178Jackson County50,519+1.7%
179Uvalde County49,987+0.8%
180Jack County49,835-8.2%
181Llano County49,747+1.4%
182Eastland County49,534+1.3%
183Goliad County49,205-5.4%
184Burnet County48,960+0.4%
185Newton County48,398-3.6%
186Zapata County48,366-8.8%
187Motley County48,215-16.7%
188Jim Wells County47,702-0.9%
189Jim Hogg County47,192+0.7%
190Archer County46,824+3.7%
191Comanche County46,797+7.3%
192Ellis County46,338+3.9%
193Brooks County46,296-7.1%
194Anderson County46,007+0.4%
195Johnson County45,637+3.8%
196Kimble County45,393-1.1%
197Bosque County45,069+0.4%
198Grimes County44,882-0.7%
199Hamilton County44,644+4.2%
200Hill County44,399+6.1%
201Runnels County44,307+4.1%
202Jasper County43,117+4.6%
203Maverick County43,077+3%
204Wood County43,060+1.5%
205Palo Pinto County42,575+0.4%
206Parker County42,102+4%
207Navarro County42,057+1.5%
208Camp County40,912+1.8%
209Randall County40,633+4.3%
210Marion County40,495+2.1%
211Clay County40,367+37.9%
212Cameron County40,259+7.6%
213Collingsworth County39,979-8.2%
214Fannin County39,909+6.6%
215Sabine County39,154+5.5%
216Cherokee County39,080+5.3%
217Mason County39,026-6.9%
218Callahan County37,819+4.2%
219Real County37,776+5.3%
220Red River County37,771+0.8%
221Falls County37,687+5.6%
222Walker County37,600+5.1%
223Bastrop County37,583+2.1%
224Aransas County37,560+1%
225Hall County37,418-12.3%
226San Saba County36,651-4.6%
227Montague County36,475-2%
228Milam County36,360+3.6%
229Duval County36,158-12.1%
230Bee County35,270+9.8%
231Kaufman County35,216+2.4%
232Coleman County35,109-4.8%
233Polk County34,398+3.6%
234Hidalgo County34,277+3.5%
235Willacy County34,177-3.3%
236Tyler County33,220+2.6%
237Lampasas County32,546+6.2%
238Menard County32,263-6%
239Henderson County31,826+5.4%
240Delta County31,713+12.3%
241Hardin County31,588+5.6%
242Wilson County30,776+4%
243Caldwell County29,735+2.7%
244Van Zandt County29,637+3.2%
245Jones County28,755-2%
246Liberty County28,726+0.4%
247Medina County28,496-0.4%
248Upshur County26,157+0.6%
249Coryell County25,986+4%
250Rains County25,891+5.9%

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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)?

Loving County, with $239,213,813 in 2024, according to BEA.

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

San Jacinto County, with $17,825 in 2024.

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