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Counties in Texas by GDP per capita (US dollars)

Loving County had the highest GDP per capita (US dollars) of 254 counties in 2013, at $13,785,944. San Jacinto County had the lowest, at $12,425. The median was $45,532 and the figure for Texas was $57,759. Source: BEA.

Highest13,785,944Loving County
Lowest12,425San Jacinto County
Median45,532254 counties
Texas57,759History

Top 40 counties, 2013

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Loving CountyLoving County: 13,785,944 USD13,785,944McMullen CountyMcMullen County: 5,199,203 USD5,199,203Glasscock CountyGlasscock County: 2,224,859 USD2,224,859Roberts CountyRoberts County: 1,662,096 USD1,662,096Upton CountyUpton County: 1,099,099 USD1,099,099Irion CountyIrion County: 1,000,501 USD1,000,501La Salle CountyLa Salle County: 904,367 USD904,367Borden CountyBorden County: 776,645 USD776,645Martin CountyMartin County: 700,430 USD700,430Kenedy CountyKenedy County: 698,513 USD698,513King CountyKing County: 664,015 USD664,015Kent CountyKent County: 647,257 USD647,257Reagan CountyReagan County: 634,275 USD634,275Karnes CountyKarnes County: 560,634 USD560,634Crockett CountyCrockett County: 410,299 USD410,299Dimmit CountyDimmit County: 408,914 USD408,914Yoakum CountyYoakum County: 401,346 USD401,346Wheeler CountyWheeler County: 368,117 USD368,117Crane CountyCrane County: 357,541 USD357,541Hemphill CountyHemphill County: 319,648 USD319,648Sterling CountySterling County: 312,062 USD312,062Ward CountyWard County: 312,054 USD312,054Andrews CountyAndrews County: 300,258 USD300,258Gonzales CountyGonzales County: 287,989 USD287,989DeWitt CountyDeWitt County: 260,564 USD260,564Hutchinson CountyHutchinson County: 233,738 USD233,738Lipscomb CountyLipscomb County: 231,161 USD231,161Terrell CountyTerrell County: 220,170 USD220,170Oldham CountyOldham County: 212,408 USD212,408Gaines CountyGaines County: 196,127 USD196,127Live Oak CountyLive Oak County: 185,933 USD185,933Stonewall CountyStonewall County: 183,803 USD183,803Scurry CountyScurry County: 174,851 USD174,851Cochran CountyCochran County: 173,397 USD173,397Ochiltree CountyOchiltree County: 161,803 USD161,803Robertson CountyRobertson County: 159,577 USD159,577Somervell CountySomervell County: 153,697 USD153,697Sutton CountySutton County: 148,690 USD148,690Pecos CountyPecos County: 146,855 USD146,855Calhoun CountyCalhoun County: 145,205 USD145,205
USD. Source: Invokely calculation with data from BEA. Retrieved 2026-10-09.

Full ranking

RankCounties2013
USD		Change on 2012
1Loving County13,785,944+14.2%
2McMullen County5,199,203+90.1%
3Glasscock County2,224,859+28.4%
4Roberts County1,662,096+26.7%
5Upton County1,099,099+6.2%
6Irion County1,000,501+65.6%
7La Salle County904,367+79.8%
8Borden County776,645-3.8%
9Martin County700,430+12.2%
10Kenedy County698,513+2.6%
11King County664,015-3.4%
12Kent County647,2570%
13Reagan County634,275+25.8%
14Karnes County560,634+47.8%
15Crockett County410,299+28.9%
16Dimmit County408,914+73.4%
17Yoakum County401,346-2.5%
18Wheeler County368,117+7.6%
19Crane County357,541+5.2%
20Hemphill County319,648+12.4%
21Sterling County312,062+2.5%
22Ward County312,054+8.2%
23Andrews County300,258-2%
24Gonzales County287,989+55.6%
25DeWitt County260,564+57%
26Hutchinson County233,738+273.6%
27Lipscomb County231,161-5.6%
28Terrell County220,170+10%
29Oldham County212,408+54.1%
30Gaines County196,127-3.2%
31Live Oak County185,933+26.4%
32Stonewall County183,803+4.6%
33Scurry County174,851+3.3%
34Cochran County173,397-1.5%
35Ochiltree County161,803+6.7%
36Robertson County159,577+21%
37Somervell County153,697+2%
38Sutton County148,690+1.5%
39Pecos County146,855-2%
40Calhoun County145,205+60.4%
41Culberson County141,588+50.9%
42Reeves County124,178+27.8%
43Carson County123,310+3.5%
44Winkler County122,961+10.7%
45Sherman County122,698-7%
46Hockley County120,967-1.5%
47Panola County115,779+23%
48Shackelford County114,098+9.7%
49Midland County109,729+3.1%
50Freestone County103,074+1.2%
51Hansford County102,052-23.8%
52Refugio County101,681+4.6%
53Ector County93,582+3.7%
54Throckmorton County92,809+19.3%
55Jefferson County89,802-5.2%
56Hartley County87,828-17.4%
57Dallam County84,857-0.4%
58Leon County83,259+16.8%
59Dallas County82,933+3.5%
60Howard County81,719+7.4%
61Jack County81,429+14.9%
62Harris County81,198+3.2%
63Schleicher County81,154+26%
64Parmer County80,833-6.3%
65Cooke County79,939+13.7%
66Zapata County79,715+0.2%
67Garza County78,060-2.9%
68Frio County76,922+19.2%
69Dawson County76,637+23.8%
70Fayette County75,907+18.7%
71Terry County75,654+8%
72Mitchell County75,366+0.2%
73Titus County75,095+0.9%
74Moore County74,767-0.2%
75Travis County73,189+6.3%
76Limestone County72,543+4.9%
77Wise County70,956+6%
78Gregg County70,238+2.3%
79Atascosa County70,112+34.3%
80Zavala County69,811+41.1%
81Lamb County68,401+12.8%
82Nolan County67,737+2.7%
83Dickens County66,983-10.4%
84Madison County65,562+26.4%
85Stephens County65,305+4.7%
86Lavaca County65,162+31.7%
87Fisher County64,462+10.9%
88Wilbarger County64,350+14.4%
89San Augustine County64,094-14.5%
90Montague County63,305+18.3%
91Harrison County63,066-0.3%
92Potter County62,772+5%
93Morris County61,110-14.3%
94Chambers County60,842+8.9%
95Goliad County59,817-10.3%
96Jim Wells County59,643-1.9%
97Rusk County59,188+6.9%
98Coke County58,825+6.9%
99Gray County57,995+5.5%
100Crosby County57,321+56.4%
101Lee County56,979+0.5%
102Matagorda County55,794+2.9%
103Edwards County55,403+25.9%
104Castro County55,344-17.7%
105Nueces County54,639+0.2%
106Collin County54,338+4.4%
107Grimes County53,248+2.2%
108Hardeman County53,180+0.6%
109Victoria County53,010+6.9%
110Knox County52,134+22.3%
111Brooks County52,006+1.1%
112Shelby County51,381+9.7%
113Tarrant County51,174+2.6%
114Colorado County51,053+37.3%
115Lynn County50,902+49%
116Deaf Smith County50,832-8.6%
117Young County50,050+2.1%
118Washington County49,047+7%
119Jackson County48,963+20.6%
120Duval County48,880+8.6%
121Archer County47,134+10.8%
122Hudspeth County47,121+24.2%
123Smith County47,077+2.1%
124Bailey County46,830-1.2%
125Brazoria County45,789+7.8%
126Bexar County45,743+2.9%
127Galveston County45,712-1.9%
128Eastland County45,351-4%
129Bell County45,199-1.7%
130Wharton County45,000+10.5%
131Tom Green County44,266+6%
132McLennan County43,364+9.7%
133Burleson County43,310+6.4%
134McCulloch County43,130+4.9%
135Lamar County42,868+3.6%
136Orange County42,619+9.2%
137Milam County42,528-2.3%
138Cottle County42,503-1.9%
139Taylor County42,020+3%
140Austin County41,749+2.4%
141Brazos County41,416+6.9%
142Wichita County41,237+2.7%
143Johnson County41,017+0.7%
144Lubbock County40,892+4.3%
145Hood County40,530+10.5%
146Montgomery County40,403+4.2%
147Waller County40,231+4.9%
148Webb County40,060+10.1%
149Kendall County40,054+1.9%
150Swisher County39,542-10.7%
151Baylor County39,364+12.8%
152Hale County39,126+2.9%
153Nacogdoches County38,934-2.3%
154Kleberg County38,835+2.8%
155San Patricio County38,815+1%
156Palo Pinto County38,787+9.6%
157Comal County38,786+8.2%
158Williamson County38,595-1.7%
159Menard County38,294+24.8%
160Haskell County38,129+12.3%
161Wood County37,596+10.1%
162Angelina County37,421-0.5%
163Bowie County37,164-1.5%
164Jim Hogg County36,820+1.9%
165Guadalupe County36,816+22%
166Foard County36,708+12.5%
167Brewster County36,658+4.6%
168Fort Bend County36,463+12.2%
169Runnels County36,448+11.3%
170Hunt County36,402+13.3%
171Hopkins County36,210+6.3%
172Houston County35,864+9%
173Kimble County35,601+20.1%
174Grayson County35,597+3.1%
175Uvalde County35,429+15.9%
176Motley County35,049+24.7%
177Floyd County34,638+24.4%
178Franklin County34,573+11.1%
179Parker County33,869+15%
180Briscoe County33,625+98.9%
181Concho County33,464+25.5%
182Donley County33,246+42.8%
183El Paso County32,890+0.5%
184Denton County32,690+6.8%
185Erath County32,590+5.9%
186Newton County32,560-15.4%
187Kerr County32,479-0.6%
188Gillespie County32,287+0.2%
189Navarro County32,134+5.1%
190Presidio County31,886+11.9%
191Ellis County31,822-0.3%
192Brown County31,700+3.7%
193Val Verde County31,699-1.1%
194Anderson County31,123+1.5%
195Hall County30,960+42.7%
196Collingsworth County30,407+23.5%
197Bee County30,397+7.8%
198Camp County30,270+8.6%
199Jeff Davis County30,197+12.1%
200Bosque County29,974+9.3%
201Hays County29,638+4.8%
202Burnet County29,315+3.3%
203Kinney County29,240+30%
204Hardin County28,453+6.6%
205Rockwall County28,328+6.9%
206Jasper County28,319-0.9%
207Cherokee County27,816+0.6%
208Blanco County27,548+5.3%
209Aransas County27,460-0%
210Wilson County27,044+23.7%
211Polk County27,015+6.6%
212Hamilton County26,7900%
213Llano County26,422+0.9%
214Childress County26,374+16.4%
215Walker County26,280+2.7%
216Coleman County26,210-0.5%
217Kaufman County26,208-0.6%
218Jones County26,085+5.6%
219Willacy County26,026+36.8%
220Mason County25,811-1%
221Randall County25,309-0.2%
222Cass County25,184+7.2%
223Liberty County25,058-2.8%
224Marion County25,023+5.5%
225Hill County24,844+9.6%
226Maverick County24,531-1.2%
227Mills County24,523-3.4%
228Caldwell County24,185+1.2%
229Sabine County23,892-17.3%
230Cameron County23,504+3.8%
231Hidalgo County23,382+5.7%
232Bastrop County22,947+0.7%
233Comanche County22,357+5.2%
234Lampasas County22,175+0.7%
235Tyler County22,015+4.7%
236Real County21,919+14.1%
237Starr County21,714+5.9%
238Clay County21,667+4.3%
239Armstrong County21,502+35.6%
240Falls County21,295+10.4%
241Upshur County21,191+0.7%
242San Saba County20,941-4.5%
243Henderson County20,712+4.5%
244Bandera County20,274+24.4%
245Medina County20,027+16.2%
246Delta County19,455+20%
247Van Zandt County19,356+5.1%
248Red River County19,354+9.5%
249Fannin County19,198+6.9%
250Callahan County19,004+2.6%

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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)?

Loving County, with $13,785,944 in 2013, according to BEA.

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

San Jacinto County, with $12,425 in 2013.

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