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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 2015, at $15,512,242. San Jacinto County had the lowest, at $12,174. The median was $42,815 and the figure for Texas was $57,894. Source: BEA.

Highest15,512,242Loving County
Lowest12,174San Jacinto County
Median42,815254 counties
Texas57,894History

Top 40 counties, 2015

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Loving CountyLoving County: 15,512,242 USD15,512,242McMullen CountyMcMullen County: 2,740,282 USD2,740,282Glasscock CountyGlasscock County: 1,233,051 USD1,233,051Roberts CountyRoberts County: 798,797 USD798,797Irion CountyIrion County: 697,277 USD697,277Upton CountyUpton County: 650,124 USD650,124La Salle CountyLa Salle County: 572,148 USD572,148Kenedy CountyKenedy County: 528,106 USD528,106Reagan CountyReagan County: 496,957 USD496,957Martin CountyMartin County: 397,319 USD397,319King CountyKing County: 370,635 USD370,635Karnes CountyKarnes County: 356,342 USD356,342Borden CountyBorden County: 342,414 USD342,414Dimmit CountyDimmit County: 290,818 USD290,818Kent CountyKent County: 272,772 USD272,772Crockett CountyCrockett County: 240,129 USD240,129DeWitt CountyDeWitt County: 234,380 USD234,380Hutchinson CountyHutchinson County: 220,222 USD220,222Hemphill CountyHemphill County: 209,003 USD209,003Culberson CountyCulberson County: 193,607 USD193,607Sherman CountySherman County: 188,769 USD188,769Yoakum CountyYoakum County: 181,352 USD181,352Sterling CountySterling County: 178,922 USD178,922Oldham CountyOldham County: 156,502 USD156,502Hartley CountyHartley County: 156,457 USD156,457Somervell CountySomervell County: 155,892 USD155,892Reeves CountyReeves County: 151,862 USD151,862Ward CountyWard County: 150,995 USD150,995Crane CountyCrane County: 147,027 USD147,027Wheeler CountyWheeler County: 146,590 USD146,590Andrews CountyAndrews County: 146,097 USD146,097Gonzales CountyGonzales County: 140,327 USD140,327Lipscomb CountyLipscomb County: 138,848 USD138,848Carson CountyCarson County: 133,573 USD133,573Hansford CountyHansford County: 132,552 USD132,552Terrell CountyTerrell County: 128,719 USD128,719Parmer CountyParmer County: 126,041 USD126,041Robertson CountyRobertson County: 120,685 USD120,685Live Oak CountyLive Oak County: 116,093 USD116,093Ochiltree CountyOchiltree County: 115,748 USD115,748
USD. Source: Invokely calculation with data from BEA. Retrieved 2026-10-09.

Full ranking

RankCounties2015
USD		Change on 2014
1Loving County15,512,242-52.2%
2McMullen County2,740,282-55.9%
3Glasscock County1,233,051-47%
4Roberts County798,797-52.6%
5Irion County697,277-47.8%
6Upton County650,124-44.7%
7La Salle County572,148-48.7%
8Kenedy County528,106-39%
9Reagan County496,957-35.7%
10Martin County397,319-40.9%
11King County370,635-40.1%
12Karnes County356,342-45.7%
13Borden County342,414-43%
14Dimmit County290,818-40%
15Kent County272,772-50.9%
16Crockett County240,129-49.3%
17DeWitt County234,380-30.4%
18Hutchinson County220,222-31.1%
19Hemphill County209,003-42.3%
20Culberson County193,607-20.8%
21Sherman County188,769+21.2%
22Yoakum County181,352-46.3%
23Sterling County178,922-40.3%
24Oldham County156,502-13.8%
25Hartley County156,457+22%
26Somervell County155,892+4.7%
27Reeves County151,862-23.7%
28Ward County150,995-46.2%
29Crane County147,027-52%
30Wheeler County146,590-57.1%
31Andrews County146,097-46%
32Gonzales County140,327-48.8%
33Lipscomb County138,848-41.6%
34Carson County133,573+6.1%
35Hansford County132,552-0.5%
36Terrell County128,719-42%
37Parmer County126,041+16.6%
38Robertson County120,685-27.6%
39Live Oak County116,093-43.9%
40Ochiltree County115,748-34.9%
41Dallam County115,707+16.1%
42Stonewall County112,742-43.7%
43Sutton County108,904-32.9%
44Calhoun County103,668-12.4%
45Scurry County98,884-40.8%
46Midland County98,303-16.7%
47Castro County94,526+4%
48Gaines County91,131-42.6%
49Cooke County90,176+2.9%
50Dallas County89,784+4.8%
51Panola County87,908-36%
52Pecos County86,714-37.8%
53Travis County83,377+8%
54Deaf Smith County83,349+9.6%
55Harris County82,457+1%
56Freestone County81,647-22%
57Shackelford County80,727-32.4%
58Winkler County75,170-38.4%
59Swisher County74,089+29.9%
60Moore County71,825+2.5%
61Jack County70,807-30.5%
62Hockley County69,731-34.6%
63Ector County69,313-25%
64Jefferson County69,185-2.2%
65Throckmorton County68,894-38.9%
66Titus County68,395-6.1%
67Potter County67,037+3.3%
68Frio County67,005-26.2%
69Chambers County66,600+5.3%
70Cochran County66,367-48.4%
71Fayette County64,005-17.6%
72Atascosa County63,771-27.6%
73Leon County63,222-25.8%
74Gregg County63,054-9.9%
75Lamb County61,319-6.2%
76Schleicher County61,211-30.6%
77Limestone County61,122-14.1%
78Howard County60,806-24.2%
79Wise County60,559-24%
80Collin County59,961+6%
81Zavala County59,299-21.2%
82Lavaca County59,217-21.8%
83Nolan County58,659-11.9%
84Harrison County58,433-10.4%
85Hudspeth County58,328+2.1%
86Matagorda County58,235-4.2%
87Lee County54,480-11.5%
88Refugio County54,080-41.5%
89Madison County53,003-34%
90Wilbarger County52,657-13.1%
91Tarrant County52,563+0.6%
92Morris County52,192-8.6%
93Bailey County51,867-9%
94Shelby County51,369-10.2%
95Nueces County51,181-1.1%
96Zapata County50,644-41.9%
97Victoria County50,266-7.9%
98Bexar County50,225+5.3%
99Gray County49,934-13.3%
100San Augustine County48,861-31.5%
101Rusk County48,121-20.1%
102Jim Wells County47,778-23.7%
103Washington County47,594-8.7%
104Edwards County47,448-15.4%
105Dickens County47,295-26.7%
106Montague County47,285-32.6%
107Bell County47,207+4.1%
108Lamar County47,012+8.3%
109Smith County46,671+0.7%
110Young County46,596-8.7%
111Brazoria County46,347+2.2%
112Kendall County46,059+6.7%
113Burleson County46,047-14.4%
114McLennan County45,702-0.4%
115Tom Green County45,348+1.3%
116Guadalupe County45,136+9.8%
117Terry County44,452-27.1%
118Stephens County44,221-31.6%
119Orange County43,905-1.5%
120Grimes County43,539-13.1%
121Fisher County43,532-26.5%
122Baylor County43,512+7.4%
123Dawson County43,253-25.9%
124Taylor County43,129-1%
125Goliad County42,948-31.7%
126Lubbock County42,865+3.5%
127Brooks County42,846-30.3%
128Montgomery County42,783+0.2%
129Jackson County42,234-10.1%
130McCulloch County42,234-7.8%
131Hardeman County42,183-15.9%
132Comal County42,091+5.7%
133Brazos County41,920-3%
134Fort Bend County41,869+7.6%
135Galveston County41,829+5.7%
136Colorado County41,703-16.1%
137Garza County41,375-38.2%
138Austin County41,158-2.4%
139Wichita County40,906-1.8%
140Webb County40,469-11.6%
141Waller County40,368-3.4%
142Uvalde County39,789+14.1%
143Milam County39,599-6.9%
144Eastland County38,784-14.8%
145Wharton County38,654-10.4%
146Hunt County38,617-1.5%
147Palo Pinto County38,616-13.3%
148Mitchell County38,517-37.6%
149Bowie County38,281+3.6%
150Houston County38,032-2.5%
151Brewster County37,955-0.2%
152Williamson County37,893+0.2%
153Hopkins County37,605-4.4%
154Hood County37,339-15.9%
155Knox County37,261-26.1%
156Gillespie County37,254+4.6%
157Angelina County37,239-1.3%
158Nacogdoches County36,898-3.2%
159Grayson County36,837+1%
160Kerr County36,506+5%
161Kimble County36,231-5.1%
162Denton County36,098+3.5%
163Archer County36,036-24.3%
164Newton County35,840+10.5%
165Llano County35,371+28.3%
166San Patricio County35,285-4.4%
167Kleberg County35,270-6%
168Franklin County35,108-3.6%
169Brown County35,099+4.6%
170Val Verde County34,973+5.2%
171Hale County34,825-7.1%
172Donley County34,794+21.1%
173Duval County34,746-28.2%
174Briscoe County34,736+99.2%
175Coke County34,690-31%
176Johnson County34,351-18.9%
177Kinney County33,956+4.3%
178El Paso County33,941+3.6%
179Camp County33,939+10.6%
180Cottle County33,914-20.8%
181Jim Hogg County33,758-11%
182Erath County33,565-7.4%
183Navarro County33,394+1.4%
184Blanco County32,791+7.8%
185Ellis County32,586+2.4%
186Parker County32,568-10.9%
187Bosque County32,307+2.4%
188Crosby County32,078-29.7%
189Burnet County31,929+1%
190Presidio County31,688-4.5%
191Wood County31,589-18.1%
192Hays County31,487+4.7%
193Jeff Davis County31,272-4.4%
194Rockwall County30,640+5%
195Anderson County30,233-3.6%
196Mills County29,969-0.3%
197Runnels County29,830-7.5%
198Mason County29,778+14.6%
199Haskell County29,688-12.8%
200Jasper County29,559-5.7%
201Floyd County29,463+18.8%
202Randall County28,637+4.8%
203Menard County28,353-10.9%
204Aransas County28,212-2.4%
205Childress County27,392+10.3%
206Hamilton County27,198-3.2%
207Foard County26,904-26%
208Walker County26,810-0.7%
209Collingsworth County26,736-2.6%
210Cherokee County26,608-5.3%
211Motley County26,542-6%
212Kaufman County26,534+2.7%
213Hill County26,185+0.5%
214Lynn County25,959-13.5%
215Bee County25,665-15.2%
216Maverick County25,025+0.5%
217Comanche County24,773-13%
218Hall County24,750+1.9%
219Cameron County24,668+2.9%
220Polk County24,574-9%
221Coleman County24,407-7.1%
222Cass County24,321-3.1%
223Bastrop County24,171+2.5%
224Hidalgo County23,959+0.3%
225Real County23,927+9.2%
226San Saba County23,865+8%
227Hardin County23,285-10.1%
228Liberty County23,100-7.7%
229Falls County22,743+8.2%
230Lampasas County22,637-1.4%
231Sabine County22,308-4.1%
232Concho County22,199-20.8%
233Red River County22,056+3.7%
234Fannin County21,605+7.9%
235Marion County21,582-9%
236Jones County21,188-12.8%
237Armstrong County21,087+0.1%
238Delta County20,597+1.9%
239Willacy County20,595-7.7%
240Medina County20,384+1.2%
241Caldwell County20,159-13.1%
242Henderson County20,147-5.8%
243Tyler County20,097-11.5%
244Clay County20,090-8.8%
245Upshur County19,932-10.6%
246Wilson County19,741-22.4%
247Starr County19,328-11.4%
248Van Zandt County19,153-3.1%
249Bandera County18,805+4.1%
250Callahan County18,055-7.2%

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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 $15,512,242 in 2015, according to BEA.

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

San Jacinto County, with $12,174 in 2015.

Where does this ranking come from?

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