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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 2019, at $82,087,492. San Jacinto County had the lowest, at $14,270. The median was $46,422 and the figure for Texas was $64,624. Source: BEA.

Highest82,087,492Loving County
Lowest14,270San Jacinto County
Median46,422254 counties
Texas64,624History

Top 40 counties, 2019

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Loving CountyLoving County: 82,087,492 USD82,087,492McMullen CountyMcMullen County: 2,388,888 USD2,388,888Glasscock CountyGlasscock County: 2,102,622 USD2,102,622Martin CountyMartin County: 1,093,217 USD1,093,217Upton CountyUpton County: 1,037,538 USD1,037,538Culberson CountyCulberson County: 937,562 USD937,562Reagan CountyReagan County: 812,530 USD812,530Kenedy CountyKenedy County: 775,424 USD775,424Reeves CountyReeves County: 713,159 USD713,159Borden CountyBorden County: 704,905 USD704,905Irion CountyIrion County: 566,912 USD566,912La Salle CountyLa Salle County: 516,382 USD516,382Karnes CountyKarnes County: 417,831 USD417,831Dimmit CountyDimmit County: 380,999 USD380,999King CountyKing County: 369,689 USD369,689Ward CountyWard County: 277,278 USD277,278Roberts CountyRoberts County: 245,956 USD245,956Yoakum CountyYoakum County: 226,504 USD226,504Kent CountyKent County: 226,075 USD226,075DeWitt CountyDeWitt County: 189,324 USD189,324Hutchinson CountyHutchinson County: 187,866 USD187,866Winkler CountyWinkler County: 186,129 USD186,129Crockett CountyCrockett County: 184,725 USD184,725Carson CountyCarson County: 176,366 USD176,366Calhoun CountyCalhoun County: 169,145 USD169,145Sterling CountySterling County: 166,618 USD166,618Lipscomb CountyLipscomb County: 164,298 USD164,298Hemphill CountyHemphill County: 161,367 USD161,367Oldham CountyOldham County: 157,345 USD157,345Midland CountyMidland County: 154,188 USD154,188Howard CountyHoward County: 153,288 USD153,288Sherman CountySherman County: 150,445 USD150,445Andrews CountyAndrews County: 149,766 USD149,766Pecos CountyPecos County: 149,508 USD149,508Somervell CountySomervell County: 141,205 USD141,205Gonzales CountyGonzales County: 134,300 USD134,300Hartley CountyHartley County: 132,307 USD132,307Robertson CountyRobertson County: 127,890 USD127,890Live Oak CountyLive Oak County: 127,144 USD127,144Moore CountyMoore County: 116,065 USD116,065
USD. Source: Invokely calculation with data from BEA. Retrieved 2026-10-09.

Full ranking

RankCounties2019
USD		Change on 2018
1Loving County82,087,492-10.4%
2McMullen County2,388,888-17%
3Glasscock County2,102,622-11.5%
4Martin County1,093,217+11.7%
5Upton County1,037,538-4.2%
6Culberson County937,562-1.5%
7Reagan County812,530-11%
8Kenedy County775,424+23.3%
9Reeves County713,159+35.6%
10Borden County704,905+24.2%
11Irion County566,912-3%
12La Salle County516,382-16.2%
13Karnes County417,831-16.9%
14Dimmit County380,999-16.5%
15King County369,689-21.7%
16Ward County277,278+6.9%
17Roberts County245,956-15.3%
18Yoakum County226,504-11.4%
19Kent County226,075-26.2%
20DeWitt County189,324-19.6%
21Hutchinson County187,866-26.9%
22Winkler County186,129+5%
23Crockett County184,725-24.1%
24Carson County176,366+7.7%
25Calhoun County169,145-6.2%
26Sterling County166,618-1.4%
27Lipscomb County164,298-3%
28Hemphill County161,367-17%
29Oldham County157,345-8.3%
30Midland County154,188+1.1%
31Howard County153,288-0.5%
32Sherman County150,445+3.9%
33Andrews County149,766-18.1%
34Pecos County149,508+4.3%
35Somervell County141,205-4.5%
36Gonzales County134,300-6.2%
37Hartley County132,307+6.2%
38Robertson County127,890+9.3%
39Live Oak County127,144+3.6%
40Moore County116,065+10.8%
41Crane County114,821-9.7%
42Stonewall County111,133-16.6%
43Dallas County106,891+6%
44Travis County100,183+5.7%
45Dallam County99,176+4.4%
46Wheeler County95,303-28.1%
47Ochiltree County94,556-9.1%
48Parmer County93,887+3.1%
49Hansford County93,716+0.2%
50Scurry County92,578-11.9%
51Gaines County89,136-9.3%
52Castro County86,608+1.5%
53Terrell County86,201-12.1%
54Sutton County85,757-11.1%
55Shackelford County85,179+1.2%
56Harris County84,835-1.8%
57Jefferson County83,599-3.3%
58Panola County81,276-3%
59Ector County80,901+1%
60Hockley County79,223-6.2%
61Cochran County78,992+1.4%
62San Augustine County77,937+6.9%
63Deaf Smith County75,919-4.5%
64Potter County74,176+5.5%
65Fayette County68,350+3.8%
66Collin County68,274+2.6%
67Burleson County66,846-4.1%
68Floyd County66,379+21.2%
69Matagorda County66,293+13.3%
70Gregg County65,712+2.7%
71Limestone County65,120+1.8%
72Nolan County64,968+7.2%
73Atascosa County64,914+1.1%
74Briscoe County64,713+0.2%
75Frio County64,505-7.7%
76Waller County63,839+41.2%
77Swisher County63,671-11.9%
78Wilbarger County62,708+1.3%
79Titus County61,103-4.3%
80Harrison County60,918-9.5%
81Chambers County60,711-14.8%
82Nueces County59,421+2.7%
83Tarrant County59,318+3.2%
84Lavaca County59,168+0.4%
85Zavala County58,827+3.7%
86Cooke County58,667-14.4%
87Lee County58,426+13.5%
88Haskell County56,869+14.1%
89Lamb County56,314-0.1%
90Bexar County55,819+2.7%
91Lamar County55,717-1.7%
92Bailey County55,423+1.6%
93Fisher County54,122-12%
94Freestone County53,522-1.2%
95Montgomery County53,479+2.7%
96Washington County53,476+6.5%
97Tom Green County53,471+7.9%
98Schleicher County53,132+19.8%
99Kendall County52,771+2.2%
100Jack County51,776-28%
101Smith County51,664+4%
102Dawson County51,300-14.5%
103Dickens County51,111-6.1%
104McLennan County51,012-1%
105Victoria County50,437-1%
106Refugio County49,884-5.7%
107Hudspeth County49,658+5.4%
108Taylor County49,487+5.9%
109Jackson County49,102+2%
110Morris County48,948-8%
111Austin County48,875+7.5%
112Mills County48,861+14.8%
113Gray County48,805-2.2%
114Hardeman County48,174-3%
115Galveston County48,095-0.4%
116Bell County48,085+2.7%
117Jim Wells County48,080+3.5%
118Baylor County47,563+6.5%
119Lubbock County47,502+4.3%
120Rusk County47,487-1.7%
121Foard County47,458+28.9%
122Wharton County47,392+14.7%
123Terry County47,212-7.9%
124Shelby County47,145-5.3%
125Edwards County47,033+0.7%
126Wichita County46,603+5.3%
127Hopkins County46,530+9%
128Brazos County46,314+2.5%
129Young County45,952-2.7%
130Crosby County45,771+8.8%
131Guadalupe County45,558+20.9%
132Hunt County45,558-6%
133Wise County45,476-1.3%
134Goliad County45,376-1.6%
135McCulloch County45,336-9.8%
136Rockwall County45,282+17.6%
137Zapata County45,192-5.5%
138Brazoria County44,988-4.6%
139Throckmorton County44,941-21.7%
140Stephens County44,931-2.1%
141Comal County44,675+3.4%
142Eastland County44,628-2.8%
143Leon County44,554-4.2%
144Gillespie County44,191+10.8%
145Webb County43,750-0.1%
146Houston County43,629+3.5%
147Knox County43,437-1.6%
148Orange County43,379-6.2%
149Kerr County43,190+8.7%
150Colorado County42,973+6%
151Denton County42,815+5.8%
152Brewster County42,766+6.9%
153Williamson County42,682+6.8%
154Hood County42,565+5.9%
155Garza County42,506-3.8%
156Brooks County41,180-2.1%
157Newton County40,809+7.5%
158Fort Bend County40,697+5.1%
159Bowie County40,578+2%
160Lynn County39,999+10.5%
161Hale County39,996+12.2%
162El Paso County39,911+6.4%
163Erath County39,880+8.4%
164Brown County39,732+3.8%
165Blanco County39,717+11.2%
166Palo Pinto County39,687+2.7%
167Madison County39,672-1.5%
168Angelina County39,604+1.5%
169Grayson County38,975+1.2%
170Grimes County38,756-0.4%
171San Patricio County38,664+4.1%
172Nacogdoches County38,473-3%
173Val Verde County38,398+5.9%
174Donley County38,391-6.3%
175Hays County38,073+7.3%
176Presidio County37,887+4.8%
177Franklin County37,684-3.1%
178Llano County37,657+6.6%
179Cottle County37,414-29.5%
180Kleberg County37,000+8.3%
181Burnet County36,988+5.4%
182Kinney County36,962+8.8%
183Ellis County36,530+0.7%
184Uvalde County36,494+9.5%
185Jim Hogg County36,388+0.2%
186Montague County35,830-8%
187Anderson County35,783+6.1%
188Mitchell County35,219-10.6%
189Concho County34,537+24.5%
190Duval County34,286-5%
191Johnson County34,254-1.8%
192Jeff Davis County33,951-0.1%
193San Saba County33,430+7.7%
194Archer County33,303-0.8%
195Bosque County32,916+7%
196Wood County32,856-2.8%
197Navarro County32,796+0.9%
198Childress County32,745+5.7%
199Comanche County32,608+18.1%
200Hamilton County32,287+9.1%
201Runnels County32,201+1.5%
202Parker County32,054-0.6%
203Kimble County32,043-0%
204Mason County31,495+3.4%
205Cass County31,275+6.7%
206Walker County31,051+5.3%
207Jasper County30,898-1.2%
208Aransas County30,594+7.7%
209Maverick County30,454+2%
210Randall County30,235+5%
211Coke County29,345-7.7%
212Collingsworth County29,306-0.3%
213Camp County29,302-3.8%
214Kaufman County29,157+4%
215Hill County28,967+5.2%
216Fannin County28,669+10.5%
217Armstrong County28,152+0.3%
218Cameron County28,140+5.4%
219Coleman County28,103+8.9%
220Motley County27,829+8.1%
221Real County27,805+8.6%
222Polk County27,767+2.5%
223Cherokee County27,488+4.3%
224Marion County27,234+0.5%
225Bastrop County27,156+4.8%
226Hidalgo County26,639+5.4%
227Hall County26,357+6.9%
228Liberty County26,075+3%
229Milam County25,752+11.4%
230Menard County25,740+1.6%
231Bee County25,041+3.7%
232Hardin County24,943-4.3%
233Red River County24,786+12%
234Lampasas County24,623+7.6%
235Sabine County23,898+1.3%
236Willacy County23,8640%
237Falls County23,665+6.3%
238Callahan County23,495+6.4%
239Henderson County23,454+5.9%
240Wilson County23,166+13.2%
241Medina County22,915+7.6%
242Jones County22,576+5.1%
243Clay County22,094+1.9%
244Caldwell County21,319+2.5%
245Tyler County21,179+0.5%
246Coryell County21,078-3.2%
247Van Zandt County21,057-0.2%
248Upshur County21,036+6.4%
249Trinity County20,755+12.6%
250Bandera County20,681+13%

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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 $82,087,492 in 2019, according to BEA.

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

San Jacinto County, with $14,270 in 2019.

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