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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 2017, at $58,693,164. San Jacinto County had the lowest, at $11,866. The median was $42,524 and the figure for Texas was $59,148. Source: BEA.

Highest58,693,164Loving County
Lowest11,866San Jacinto County
Median42,524254 counties
Texas59,148History

Top 40 counties, 2017

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Loving CountyLoving County: 58,693,164 USD58,693,164McMullen CountyMcMullen County: 2,368,089 USD2,368,089Glasscock CountyGlasscock County: 1,510,475 USD1,510,475Upton CountyUpton County: 836,031 USD836,031Reagan CountyReagan County: 680,930 USD680,930Culberson CountyCulberson County: 618,999 USD618,999Kenedy CountyKenedy County: 593,026 USD593,026Martin CountyMartin County: 588,315 USD588,315Irion CountyIrion County: 547,244 USD547,244La Salle CountyLa Salle County: 485,526 USD485,526Karnes CountyKarnes County: 410,402 USD410,402King CountyKing County: 407,091 USD407,091Borden CountyBorden County: 386,037 USD386,037Dimmit CountyDimmit County: 379,220 USD379,220Reeves CountyReeves County: 367,853 USD367,853Roberts CountyRoberts County: 297,810 USD297,810Kent CountyKent County: 257,730 USD257,730Crockett CountyCrockett County: 238,111 USD238,111Yoakum CountyYoakum County: 212,059 USD212,059DeWitt CountyDeWitt County: 210,798 USD210,798Hutchinson CountyHutchinson County: 200,445 USD200,445Hemphill CountyHemphill County: 193,980 USD193,980Sherman CountySherman County: 178,169 USD178,169Ward CountyWard County: 171,144 USD171,144Sterling CountySterling County: 166,045 USD166,045Lipscomb CountyLipscomb County: 162,715 USD162,715Oldham CountyOldham County: 156,524 USD156,524Carson CountyCarson County: 154,336 USD154,336Andrews CountyAndrews County: 153,175 USD153,175Hartley CountyHartley County: 136,873 USD136,873Somervell CountySomervell County: 135,399 USD135,399Wheeler CountyWheeler County: 128,882 USD128,882Calhoun CountyCalhoun County: 128,303 USD128,303Gonzales CountyGonzales County: 123,757 USD123,757Crane CountyCrane County: 119,885 USD119,885Robertson CountyRobertson County: 118,834 USD118,834Stonewall CountyStonewall County: 118,233 USD118,233Midland CountyMidland County: 118,042 USD118,042Live Oak CountyLive Oak County: 112,184 USD112,184Winkler CountyWinkler County: 111,745 USD111,745
USD. Source: Invokely calculation with data from BEA. Retrieved 2026-10-09.

Full ranking

RankCounties2017
USD		Change on 2016
1Loving County58,693,164+102.7%
2McMullen County2,368,089+4.6%
3Glasscock County1,510,475+29.1%
4Upton County836,031+30.3%
5Reagan County680,930+31.9%
6Culberson County618,999+172.4%
7Kenedy County593,026+31.3%
8Martin County588,315+37.9%
9Irion County547,244+7.7%
10La Salle County485,526+22.2%
11Karnes County410,402+44.7%
12King County407,091+7%
13Borden County386,037+8.1%
14Dimmit County379,220+65.8%
15Reeves County367,853+120.4%
16Roberts County297,810-46.4%
17Kent County257,730+2.9%
18Crockett County238,111+16.4%
19Yoakum County212,059+21%
20DeWitt County210,798+19.1%
21Hutchinson County200,445-21.4%
22Hemphill County193,980+21.4%
23Sherman County178,169+28.4%
24Ward County171,144+33.1%
25Sterling County166,045+2.2%
26Lipscomb County162,715+43.4%
27Oldham County156,524-3.2%
28Carson County154,336+7.5%
29Andrews County153,175+16.3%
30Hartley County136,873+5.2%
31Somervell County135,399-12.5%
32Wheeler County128,882+20.2%
33Calhoun County128,303+20.8%
34Gonzales County123,757+7%
35Crane County119,885-1%
36Robertson County118,834+4.8%
37Stonewall County118,233+11%
38Midland County118,042+29.1%
39Live Oak County112,184+23.5%
40Winkler County111,745+65.9%
41Dallam County110,495+9.7%
42Terrell County108,799-3.3%
43Pecos County103,363+24.8%
44Hansford County103,212+1%
45Howard County101,461+50.7%
46Ochiltree County100,172+9.4%
47Parmer County98,196-0.8%
48Dallas County95,296+3.7%
49Castro County94,681+18.9%
50Gaines County93,457+17.1%
51Scurry County91,217+11.2%
52Travis County89,845+3.7%
53Sutton County88,348+4.5%
54Deaf Smith County84,593+2.2%
55Harris County81,145+1.9%
56Moore County80,483+19.1%
57Cooke County77,649-6.9%
58Cochran County75,875+21.9%
59Jefferson County75,122+9.6%
60Titus County74,873+9.5%
61Hockley County74,343+21.6%
62Panola County73,376+3.8%
63Shackelford County71,995+10.1%
64Swisher County71,828+16.6%
65Freestone County70,490+3.6%
66Ector County67,522+14.3%
67Potter County65,590-0.9%
68Fayette County65,231+9.1%
69Chambers County64,175-9.8%
70Collin County63,971+2%
71Jack County62,012+10.1%
72Harrison County60,696+6.4%
73Frio County60,105+12.7%
74Matagorda County59,975+4.5%
75Gregg County59,414+2.4%
76Nolan County59,077+0.7%
77Lamb County58,574+7.5%
78Briscoe County58,104+7.7%
79San Augustine County57,741+17.3%
80Limestone County56,364+0.4%
81Floyd County56,219+47%
82Atascosa County55,790+8.2%
83Wilbarger County54,612+0.9%
84Bailey County54,519+21.1%
85Tarrant County54,174+3.1%
86Cottle County53,255+58.2%
87Lavaca County53,020+4.3%
88Nueces County52,937+8.5%
89Lamar County52,690+5.2%
90Zavala County52,494+2.4%
91Bexar County51,458+0.2%
92Terry County51,083+27.2%
93Dickens County50,881+2.9%
94Dawson County50,118+21.6%
95Burleson County50,084+24.7%
96Throckmorton County50,066-1%
97Lee County49,100-0.2%
98McLennan County48,995+4.7%
99Kendall County48,688+2%
100Refugio County46,940+4.1%
101Smith County46,485+1.5%
102Montgomery County46,446+7.7%
103Hunt County46,440+5%
104Bell County46,390+1.6%
105Young County46,351+4.8%
106Victoria County46,349+1%
107McCulloch County46,296+18.4%
108Shelby County46,159+7.8%
109Morris County46,136+4.4%
110Gray County45,613+8.6%
111Wise County45,348-9.3%
112Rusk County45,143+2.4%
113Goliad County45,032+10%
114Tom Green County45,009+4.9%
115Galveston County44,771+10.5%
116Waller County44,301+7.8%
117Leon County44,250-11.2%
118Zapata County44,047+17.9%
119Taylor County44,008+3.3%
120Edwards County43,856+11.7%
121Lubbock County43,754+0.8%
122Brazoria County43,686-3.9%
123Washington County43,507-1.4%
124Hardeman County42,914+14.3%
125Webb County42,564+9.7%
126Stephens County42,555+6.3%
127Brazos County42,529+2.1%
128Comal County42,519+0.8%
129Austin County42,348+4%
130Baylor County42,287+6.4%
131Wichita County42,182+2.6%
132Fisher County42,118+1.9%
133Jackson County42,071+5.3%
134Orange County41,319-3.9%
135Colorado County41,257+4.3%
136Hudspeth County40,786-17.2%
137Brooks County40,117+18.5%
138Jim Wells County40,098+13%
139Schleicher County39,830-24.8%
140Knox County39,740+9%
141Madison County39,719-2.8%
142Montague County39,506+5.9%
143Hopkins County39,430+5.3%
144Crosby County39,400+20.4%
145Haskell County39,347+41.4%
146Wharton County39,336+9.1%
147Denton County39,137+4.9%
148Bowie County39,102+0.1%
149Houston County38,994+5.7%
150Garza County38,985-1.1%
151Eastland County38,619+16.5%
152Williamson County38,257+1.2%
153Donley County38,190+28.2%
154Mitchell County37,841+5%
155Gillespie County37,735+0.8%
156Nacogdoches County37,519+5.6%
157Brown County37,386+5.2%
158Grimes County37,035-5.4%
159Hood County36,950+9.2%
160Kerr County36,846+2.8%
161Guadalupe County36,752-6.2%
162Grayson County36,345-1.9%
163Fort Bend County36,267+6.1%
164Angelina County36,164+1.4%
165Brewster County36,140-2.4%
166Milam County36,134-5.4%
167Franklin County35,922+9.1%
168Llano County35,720+0.4%
169El Paso County35,449+3.2%
170Val Verde County35,447+0.3%
171Palo Pinto County35,412-2.7%
172Jim Hogg County35,106+2.2%
173Kleberg County34,725+4.3%
174Erath County34,448+5.7%
175Rockwall County34,364+7.3%
176Johnson County34,165+6.9%
177San Patricio County34,005-2.1%
178Newton County33,827+22.5%
179Ellis County33,620+1.9%
180Mills County33,554+3.3%
181Blanco County33,509+3.5%
182Hays County33,480+5.4%
183Burnet County33,468+4.1%
184Hale County33,168+2.5%
185Kinney County32,713+0.7%
186Uvalde County32,492-20.2%
187Wood County32,232+7.6%
188Anderson County31,815+2.4%
189Lynn County31,777+7.2%
190Duval County31,654+9.1%
191Presidio County31,582-6%
192Parker County31,295+7.7%
193Archer County31,099+0.2%
194Jeff Davis County30,763-4.4%
195Bosque County30,532-2.7%
196Navarro County30,370-3.8%
197Jasper County29,742+5.8%
198Childress County29,668+1%
199Runnels County29,190+2.5%
200Camp County29,158-1.9%
201Mason County28,299+5.6%
202Randall County28,292+0.9%
203Walker County28,287+1.8%
204Coke County28,032-7%
205San Saba County27,949+0.4%
206Hamilton County27,910+0.6%
207Hall County27,518+30.5%
208Maverick County27,405+7.7%
209Comanche County27,274+5.8%
210Kaufman County27,233+2.4%
211Kimble County27,210-17.1%
212Collingsworth County27,194-1.6%
213Cass County26,821+10%
214Polk County26,120+3.4%
215Cherokee County25,915-3.5%
216Cameron County25,606+0.3%
217Concho County25,427+30.5%
218Hill County25,413+0.8%
219Aransas County25,283-4.1%
220Bastrop County24,423+3.5%
221Hidalgo County24,308+1.5%
222Foard County24,284+4.8%
223Coleman County24,265+1.2%
224Marion County24,067+4%
225Real County24,060+1.6%
226Hardin County23,997+2.1%
227Bee County23,332-1.2%
228Motley County23,287-0.7%
229Liberty County23,253+3%
230Fannin County23,123+2.1%
231Sabine County22,006+0.4%
232Lampasas County21,976-0.4%
233Menard County21,787-8.8%
234Henderson County21,541+5.1%
235Coryell County21,516+8.5%
236Jones County21,313+1.7%
237Red River County21,303-2.8%
238Falls County20,752-2.2%
239Tyler County20,509+6.4%
240Clay County20,222-2%
241Van Zandt County20,174+3.7%
242Willacy County20,134+9.6%
243Medina County20,066+4.1%
244Delta County19,908-13.6%
245Armstrong County19,478+2.2%
246Starr County19,325+4.3%
247Caldwell County19,127+1.6%
248Callahan County19,085+6.3%
249Upshur County18,982+0.5%
250Wilson County18,213-1.9%

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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 $58,693,164 in 2017, according to BEA.

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

San Jacinto County, with $11,866 in 2017.

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