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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 2014, at $32,464,628. San Jacinto County had the lowest, at $12,544. The median was $45,777 and the figure for Texas was $59,182. Source: BEA.

Highest32,464,628Loving County
Lowest12,544San Jacinto County
Median45,777254 counties
Texas59,182History

Top 40 counties, 2014

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Loving CountyLoving County: 32,464,628 USD32,464,628McMullen CountyMcMullen County: 6,209,886 USD6,209,886Glasscock CountyGlasscock County: 2,325,834 USD2,325,834Roberts CountyRoberts County: 1,686,811 USD1,686,811Irion CountyIrion County: 1,335,787 USD1,335,787Upton CountyUpton County: 1,176,569 USD1,176,569La Salle CountyLa Salle County: 1,115,401 USD1,115,401Kenedy CountyKenedy County: 865,272 USD865,272Reagan CountyReagan County: 772,675 USD772,675Martin CountyMartin County: 672,168 USD672,168Karnes CountyKarnes County: 656,798 USD656,798King CountyKing County: 618,557 USD618,557Borden CountyBorden County: 600,520 USD600,520Kent CountyKent County: 555,371 USD555,371Dimmit CountyDimmit County: 484,699 USD484,699Crockett CountyCrockett County: 473,533 USD473,533Hemphill CountyHemphill County: 362,155 USD362,155Wheeler CountyWheeler County: 342,018 USD342,018Yoakum CountyYoakum County: 337,830 USD337,830DeWitt CountyDeWitt County: 336,734 USD336,734Hutchinson CountyHutchinson County: 319,828 USD319,828Crane CountyCrane County: 306,172 USD306,172Sterling CountySterling County: 299,909 USD299,909Ward CountyWard County: 280,870 USD280,870Gonzales CountyGonzales County: 273,966 USD273,966Andrews CountyAndrews County: 270,532 USD270,532Culberson CountyCulberson County: 244,371 USD244,371Lipscomb CountyLipscomb County: 237,903 USD237,903Terrell CountyTerrell County: 222,023 USD222,023Live Oak CountyLive Oak County: 207,082 USD207,082Stonewall CountyStonewall County: 200,424 USD200,424Reeves CountyReeves County: 198,928 USD198,928Oldham CountyOldham County: 181,468 USD181,468Ochiltree CountyOchiltree County: 177,727 USD177,727Scurry CountyScurry County: 167,085 USD167,085Robertson CountyRobertson County: 166,752 USD166,752Sutton CountySutton County: 162,245 USD162,245Gaines CountyGaines County: 158,889 USD158,889Sherman CountySherman County: 155,727 USD155,727Somervell CountySomervell County: 148,916 USD148,916
USD. Source: Invokely calculation with data from BEA. Retrieved 2026-10-09.

Full ranking

RankCounties2014
USD		Change on 2013
1Loving County32,464,628+135.5%
2McMullen County6,209,886+19.4%
3Glasscock County2,325,834+4.5%
4Roberts County1,686,811+1.5%
5Irion County1,335,787+33.5%
6Upton County1,176,569+7%
7La Salle County1,115,401+23.3%
8Kenedy County865,272+23.9%
9Reagan County772,675+21.8%
10Martin County672,168-4%
11Karnes County656,798+17.2%
12King County618,557-6.8%
13Borden County600,520-22.7%
14Kent County555,371-14.2%
15Dimmit County484,699+18.5%
16Crockett County473,533+15.4%
17Hemphill County362,155+13.3%
18Wheeler County342,018-7.1%
19Yoakum County337,830-15.8%
20DeWitt County336,734+29.2%
21Hutchinson County319,828+36.8%
22Crane County306,172-14.4%
23Sterling County299,909-3.9%
24Ward County280,870-10%
25Gonzales County273,966-4.9%
26Andrews County270,532-9.9%
27Culberson County244,371+72.6%
28Lipscomb County237,903+2.9%
29Terrell County222,023+0.8%
30Live Oak County207,082+11.4%
31Stonewall County200,424+9%
32Reeves County198,928+60.2%
33Oldham County181,468-14.6%
34Ochiltree County177,727+9.8%
35Scurry County167,085-4.4%
36Robertson County166,752+4.5%
37Sutton County162,245+9.1%
38Gaines County158,889-19%
39Sherman County155,727+26.9%
40Somervell County148,916-3.1%
41Pecos County139,522-5%
42Panola County137,320+18.6%
43Hansford County133,191+30.5%
44Cochran County128,586-25.8%
45Hartley County128,277+46.1%
46Carson County125,894+2.1%
47Winkler County121,996-0.8%
48Shackelford County119,465+4.7%
49Calhoun County118,369-18.5%
50Midland County117,953+7.5%
51Throckmorton County112,746+21.5%
52Parmer County108,123+33.8%
53Hockley County106,547-11.9%
54Freestone County104,679+1.6%
55Jack County101,936+25.2%
56Dallam County99,698+17.5%
57Refugio County92,493-9%
58Ector County92,366-1.3%
59Castro County90,873+64.2%
60Frio County90,764+18%
61Schleicher County88,221+8.7%
62Atascosa County88,060+25.6%
63Cooke County87,669+9.7%
64Zapata County87,101+9.3%
65Dallas County85,668+3.3%
66Leon County85,255+2.4%
67Harris County81,620+0.5%
68Madison County80,322+22.5%
69Howard County80,229-1.8%
70Wise County79,661+12.3%
71Fayette County77,655+2.3%
72Travis County77,221+5.5%
73Deaf Smith County76,025+49.6%
74Lavaca County75,758+16.3%
75Zavala County75,283+7.8%
76Titus County72,856-3%
77San Augustine County71,302+11.2%
78Limestone County71,167-1.9%
79Jefferson County70,716-21.3%
80Montague County70,126+10.8%
81Moore County70,093-6.3%
82Gregg County69,971-0.4%
83Garza County66,944-14.2%
84Nolan County66,545-1.8%
85Lamb County65,352-4.5%
86Harrison County65,245+3.5%
87Potter County64,911+3.4%
88Stephens County64,617-1.1%
89Dickens County64,537-3.7%
90Chambers County63,255+4%
91Goliad County62,877+5.1%
92Jim Wells County62,631+5%
93Mitchell County61,730-18.1%
94Lee County61,577+8.1%
95Brooks County61,462+18.2%
96Terry County61,017-19.3%
97Matagorda County60,785+8.9%
98Wilbarger County60,622-5.8%
99Rusk County60,252+1.8%
100Fisher County59,241-8.1%
101Dawson County58,399-23.8%
102Gray County57,578-0.7%
103Shelby County57,204+11.3%
104Hudspeth County57,134+21.3%
105Morris County57,132-6.5%
106Swisher County57,024+44.2%
107Bailey County56,996+21.7%
108Collin County56,590+4.1%
109Edwards County56,059+1.2%
110Victoria County54,575+3%
111Burleson County53,764+24.1%
112Tarrant County52,271+2.1%
113Washington County52,133+6.3%
114Nueces County51,758-5.3%
115Young County51,045+2%
116Knox County50,439-3.3%
117Coke County50,258-14.6%
118Hardeman County50,184-5.6%
119Grimes County50,078-6%
120Colorado County49,707-2.6%
121Duval County48,406-1%
122Bexar County47,692+4.3%
123Archer County47,577+0.9%
124Jackson County46,975-4.1%
125Smith County46,356-1.5%
126McLennan County45,876+5.8%
127McCulloch County45,783+6.2%
128Webb County45,771+14.3%
129Crosby County45,658-20.3%
130Eastland County45,495+0.3%
131Brazoria County45,351-1%
132Bell County45,348+0.3%
133Tom Green County44,777+1.2%
134Orange County44,558+4.6%
135Palo Pinto County44,548+14.9%
136Hood County44,391+9.5%
137Taylor County43,564+3.7%
138Lamar County43,410+1.3%
139Brazos County43,215+4.3%
140Kendall County43,151+7.7%
141Wharton County43,136-4.1%
142Cottle County42,843+0.8%
143Montgomery County42,697+5.7%
144Milam County42,5330%
145Johnson County42,335+3.2%
146Austin County42,175+1%
147Waller County41,801+3.9%
148Wichita County41,654+1%
149Lubbock County41,427+1.3%
150Guadalupe County41,111+11.7%
151Baylor County40,527+3%
152Comal County39,806+2.6%
153Galveston County39,556-13.5%
154Hopkins County39,323+8.6%
155Hunt County39,193+7.7%
156Houston County39,012+8.8%
157Fort Bend County38,912+6.7%
158Wood County38,556+2.6%
159Kimble County38,163+7.2%
160Nacogdoches County38,102-2.1%
161Brewster County38,041+3.8%
162Jim Hogg County37,946+3.1%
163Williamson County37,827-2%
164Angelina County37,738+0.8%
165Kleberg County37,520-3.4%
166Hale County37,501-4.2%
167Bowie County36,937-0.6%
168San Patricio County36,901-4.9%
169Parker County36,565+8%
170Grayson County36,465+2.4%
171Franklin County36,434+5.4%
172Foard County36,367-0.9%
173Erath County36,242+11.2%
174Gillespie County35,621+10.3%
175Uvalde County34,869-1.6%
176Denton County34,868+6.7%
177Kerr County34,775+7.1%
178Haskell County34,064-10.7%
179Brown County33,570+5.9%
180Val Verde County33,254+4.9%
181Presidio County33,191+4.1%
182Navarro County32,917+2.4%
183El Paso County32,770-0.4%
184Jeff Davis County32,724+8.4%
185Kinney County32,554+11.3%
186Newton County32,422-0.4%
187Runnels County32,246-11.5%
188Menard County31,834-16.9%
189Ellis County31,809-0%
190Burnet County31,616+7.8%
191Bosque County31,540+5.2%
192Anderson County31,350+0.7%
193Jasper County31,346+10.7%
194Camp County30,692+1.4%
195Blanco County30,409+10.4%
196Bee County30,269-0.4%
197Hays County30,071+1.5%
198Mills County30,060+22.6%
199Lynn County30,002-41.1%
200Rockwall County29,178+3%
201Aransas County28,917+5.3%
202Donley County28,725-13.6%
203Comanche County28,478+27.4%
204Motley County28,230-19.5%
205Cherokee County28,107+1%
206Hamilton County28,092+4.9%
207Concho County28,012-16.3%
208Llano County27,566+4.3%
209Collingsworth County27,448-9.7%
210Randall County27,317+7.9%
211Polk County27,0150%
212Walker County26,993+2.7%
213Coleman County26,264+0.2%
214Hill County26,067+4.9%
215Mason County25,973+0.6%
216Hardin County25,889-9%
217Kaufman County25,837-1.4%
218Wilson County25,453-5.9%
219Cass County25,093-0.4%
220Liberty County25,014-0.2%
221Maverick County24,889+1.5%
222Childress County24,833-5.8%
223Floyd County24,791-28.4%
224Hall County24,297-21.5%
225Jones County24,288-6.9%
226Cameron County23,985+2%
227Hidalgo County23,887+2.2%
228Marion County23,704-5.3%
229Bastrop County23,587+2.8%
230Sabine County23,272-2.6%
231Caldwell County23,190-4.1%
232Lampasas County22,950+3.5%
233Tyler County22,710+3.2%
234Willacy County22,310-14.3%
235Upshur County22,304+5.2%
236San Saba County22,101+5.5%
237Clay County22,036+1.7%
238Real County21,918-0%
239Starr County21,821+0.5%
240Henderson County21,383+3.2%
241Red River County21,277+9.9%
242Armstrong County21,064-2%
243Falls County21,016-1.3%
244Delta County20,215+3.9%
245Medina County20,143+0.6%
246Fannin County20,024+4.3%
247Van Zandt County19,775+2.2%
248Callahan County19,459+2.4%
249Bandera County18,071-10.9%
250Trinity County17,567+3.1%

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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 $32,464,628 in 2014, according to BEA.

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

San Jacinto County, with $12,544 in 2014.

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