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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 2020, at $46,120,164. San Jacinto County had the lowest, at $13,758. The median was $44,765 and the figure for Texas was $62,030. Source: BEA.

Highest46,120,164Loving County
Lowest13,758San Jacinto County
Median44,765254 counties
Texas62,030History

Top 40 counties, 2020

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Loving CountyLoving County: 46,120,164 USD46,120,164Glasscock CountyGlasscock County: 1,218,804 USD1,218,804McMullen CountyMcMullen County: 1,216,253 USD1,216,253Upton CountyUpton County: 654,150 USD654,150Martin CountyMartin County: 652,594 USD652,594Culberson CountyCulberson County: 606,533 USD606,533Kenedy CountyKenedy County: 503,571 USD503,571Reagan CountyReagan County: 448,108 USD448,108Borden CountyBorden County: 435,188 USD435,188Reeves CountyReeves County: 390,002 USD390,002Irion CountyIrion County: 325,215 USD325,215La Salle CountyLa Salle County: 255,554 USD255,554Karnes CountyKarnes County: 216,124 USD216,124Dimmit CountyDimmit County: 200,721 USD200,721King CountyKing County: 196,727 USD196,727Oldham CountyOldham County: 172,971 USD172,971Carson CountyCarson County: 166,686 USD166,686Calhoun CountyCalhoun County: 163,004 USD163,004Roberts CountyRoberts County: 161,668 USD161,668Ward CountyWard County: 158,961 USD158,961Sterling CountySterling County: 145,249 USD145,249Yoakum CountyYoakum County: 144,901 USD144,901Lipscomb CountyLipscomb County: 138,403 USD138,403Somervell CountySomervell County: 136,370 USD136,370Winkler CountyWinkler County: 134,887 USD134,887Crockett CountyCrockett County: 131,275 USD131,275Hartley CountyHartley County: 127,592 USD127,592Robertson CountyRobertson County: 126,659 USD126,659Sherman CountySherman County: 126,089 USD126,089Kent CountyKent County: 125,924 USD125,924Hutchinson CountyHutchinson County: 116,039 USD116,039Midland CountyMidland County: 114,547 USD114,547DeWitt CountyDeWitt County: 112,535 USD112,535Hemphill CountyHemphill County: 108,127 USD108,127Howard CountyHoward County: 107,245 USD107,245Dallas CountyDallas County: 106,446 USD106,446Pecos CountyPecos County: 102,815 USD102,815Travis CountyTravis County: 102,105 USD102,105Parmer CountyParmer County: 99,575 USD99,575Dallam CountyDallam County: 98,535 USD98,535
USD. Source: Invokely calculation with data from BEA. Retrieved 2026-10-09.

Full ranking

RankCounties2020
USD		Change on 2019
1Loving County46,120,164-43.8%
2Glasscock County1,218,804-42%
3McMullen County1,216,253-49.1%
4Upton County654,150-37%
5Martin County652,594-40.3%
6Culberson County606,533-35.3%
7Kenedy County503,571-35.1%
8Reagan County448,108-44.9%
9Borden County435,188-38.3%
10Reeves County390,002-45.3%
11Irion County325,215-42.6%
12La Salle County255,554-50.5%
13Karnes County216,124-48.3%
14Dimmit County200,721-47.3%
15King County196,727-46.8%
16Oldham County172,971+9.9%
17Carson County166,686-5.5%
18Calhoun County163,004-3.6%
19Roberts County161,668-34.3%
20Ward County158,961-42.7%
21Sterling County145,249-12.8%
22Yoakum County144,901-36%
23Lipscomb County138,403-15.8%
24Somervell County136,370-3.4%
25Winkler County134,887-27.5%
26Crockett County131,275-28.9%
27Hartley County127,592-3.6%
28Robertson County126,659-1%
29Sherman County126,089-16.2%
30Kent County125,924-44.3%
31Hutchinson County116,039-38.2%
32Midland County114,547-25.7%
33DeWitt County112,535-40.6%
34Hemphill County108,127-33%
35Howard County107,245-30%
36Dallas County106,446-0.4%
37Pecos County102,815-31.2%
38Travis County102,105+1.9%
39Parmer County99,575+6.1%
40Dallam County98,535-0.6%
41Andrews County97,813-34.7%
42Gonzales County89,227-33.6%
43Castro County89,082+2.9%
44Foard County85,776+80.7%
45Hansford County84,247-10.1%
46Moore County83,565-28%
47Harris County82,246-3.1%
48Crane County77,764-32.3%
49Stonewall County77,655-30.1%
50Potter County76,775+3.5%
51Live Oak County76,261-40%
52Deaf Smith County75,558-0.5%
53Shackelford County73,744-13.4%
54Ochiltree County70,077-25.9%
55Collin County68,930+1%
56Scurry County68,050-26.5%
57Sutton County66,840-22.1%
58Wheeler County66,371-30.4%
59Panola County65,745-19.1%
60Ector County65,255-19.3%
61Jefferson County65,212-22%
62Gaines County64,411-27.7%
63Matagorda County64,327-3%
64Fayette County64,212-6.1%
65Nolan County62,720-3.5%
66Waller County62,560-2%
67Cochran County62,355-21.1%
68Terrell County61,387-28.8%
69Gregg County60,824-7.4%
70Limestone County59,174-9.1%
71Wilbarger County58,839-6.2%
72Bailey County58,735+6%
73Swisher County57,763-9.3%
74Titus County57,667-5.6%
75Briscoe County57,454-11.2%
76Chambers County57,297-5.6%
77Hockley County57,243-27.7%
78Tarrant County56,994-3.9%
79Bexar County55,608-0.4%
80Harrison County55,330-9.2%
81Tom Green County54,919+2.7%
82Lamb County54,663-2.9%
83Floyd County54,556-17.8%
84San Augustine County53,806-31%
85Washington County53,786+0.6%
86Hardeman County53,680+11.4%
87Montgomery County53,139-0.6%
88Nueces County52,742-11.2%
89Lamar County51,977-6.7%
90Baylor County51,577+8.4%
91Hudspeth County51,188+3.1%
92Mills County51,110+4.6%
93Schleicher County50,885-4.2%
94Lee County50,857-13%
95Kendall County50,432-4.4%
96Austin County50,395+3.1%
97Smith County50,371-2.5%
98McLennan County50,363-1.3%
99Fisher County50,209-7.2%
100Taylor County49,801+0.6%
101Haskell County49,703-12.6%
102Cooke County49,498-15.6%
103Frio County49,404-23.4%
104Bell County49,150+2.2%
105Burleson County49,134-26.5%
106Victoria County48,977-2.9%
107San Patricio County48,690+25.9%
108Dickens County48,480-5.1%
109Dawson County48,462-5.5%
110Lubbock County48,423+1.9%
111Lynn County47,898+19.7%
112Jack County47,675-7.9%
113Lavaca County47,022-20.5%
114Wichita County46,448-0.3%
115Brazos County46,408+0.2%
116Denton County46,400+8.4%
117Comal County46,391+3.8%
118Guadalupe County46,349+1.7%
119Rusk County46,257-2.6%
120Gray County46,086-5.6%
121Zavala County46,051-21.7%
122Gillespie County45,898+3.9%
123Atascosa County45,777-29.5%
124Freestone County45,307-15.3%
125Wharton County45,244-4.5%
126Young County45,056-1.9%
127Hopkins County44,883-3.5%
128Williamson County44,647+4.6%
129Galveston County44,613-7.2%
130Hunt County44,443-2.4%
131McCulloch County44,077-2.8%
132Edwards County43,832-6.8%
133Brazoria County43,595-3.1%
134Orange County43,562+0.4%
135Knox County43,513+0.2%
136Shelby County43,332-8.1%
137Kerr County43,146-0.1%
138Houston County43,112-1.2%
139Rockwall County41,974-7.3%
140Crosby County41,918-8.4%
141Colorado County41,565-3.3%
142Bowie County41,478+2.2%
143Brewster County41,334-3.3%
144Leon County41,193-7.5%
145Hale County40,784+2%
146Morris County40,701-16.8%
147Wise County40,172-11.7%
148El Paso County40,162+0.6%
149Webb County40,061-8.4%
150Jackson County40,024-18.5%
151Cottle County39,977+6.9%
152Blanco County39,900+0.5%
153Terry County39,699-15.9%
154Erath County39,604-0.7%
155Eastland County39,519-11.4%
156Donley County39,481+2.8%
157Presidio County39,457+4.1%
158Refugio County39,449-20.9%
159Kinney County39,392+6.6%
160Brown County39,388-0.9%
161Fort Bend County39,264-3.5%
162Val Verde County38,998+1.6%
163Angelina County38,974-1.6%
164Nacogdoches County38,962+1.3%
165Grayson County38,554-1.1%
166Stephens County38,460-14.4%
167Llano County38,206+1.5%
168Burnet County38,189+3.2%
169Goliad County38,180-15.9%
170Uvalde County37,935+3.9%
171Childress County37,887+15.7%
172Brooks County37,508-8.9%
173Hood County37,355-12.2%
174Concho County37,224+7.8%
175Hays County37,224-2.2%
176Palo Pinto County36,763-7.4%
177Franklin County36,498-3.1%
178Newton County36,087-11.6%
179Kleberg County36,082-2.5%
180Anderson County36,043+0.7%
181Grimes County35,851-7.5%
182Jim Wells County35,716-25.7%
183Jim Hogg County35,625-2.1%
184Zapata County35,497-21.5%
185Hamilton County34,985+8.4%
186Jeff Davis County34,968+3%
187Madison County34,809-12.3%
188Ellis County34,649-5.1%
189Comanche County34,641+6.2%
190Cass County33,897+8.4%
191Motley County33,860+21.7%
192Kimble County33,769+5.4%
193Bosque County33,446+1.6%
194Johnson County33,218-3%
195Throckmorton County33,041-26.5%
196Archer County32,609-2.1%
197Duval County32,521-5.1%
198Wood County31,804-3.2%
199Parker County31,276-2.4%
200Randall County31,078+2.8%
201Mason County31,074-1.3%
202Walker County31,0650%
203Navarro County31,061-5.3%
204Garza County31,013-27%
205Collingsworth County30,818+5.2%
206Aransas County30,764+0.6%
207Camp County30,702+4.8%
208Real County30,681+10.3%
209Armstrong County30,666+8.9%
210Jasper County30,649-0.8%
211Runnels County30,122-6.5%
212San Saba County29,208-12.6%
213Maverick County29,189-4.2%
214Montague County29,004-19.1%
215Kaufman County28,945-0.7%
216Mitchell County28,874-18%
217Coke County28,747-2%
218Cherokee County28,500+3.7%
219Coleman County28,408+1.1%
220Fannin County28,379-1%
221Hill County28,153-2.8%
222Cameron County28,059-0.3%
223Bastrop County27,966+3%
224Red River County27,374+10.4%
225Menard County27,282+6%
226Hall County27,019+2.5%
227Hidalgo County26,654+0.1%
228Polk County26,502-4.6%
229Marion County26,447-2.9%
230Lampasas County25,429+3.3%
231Falls County25,230+6.6%
232Sabine County25,128+5.1%
233Bee County24,403-2.5%
234Liberty County24,148-7.4%
235Henderson County24,109+2.8%
236Hardin County23,840-4.4%
237Milam County23,515-8.7%
238Jones County22,970+1.7%
239Callahan County22,955-2.3%
240Willacy County22,914-4%
241Medina County22,834-0.4%
242Caldwell County22,379+5%
243Van Zandt County21,978+4.4%
244Clay County21,682-1.9%
245Coryell County21,261+0.9%
246Tyler County21,252+0.3%
247Wilson County21,116-8.9%
248Delta County20,650+0.4%
249Upshur County20,555-2.3%
250Starr County20,447+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 $46,120,164 in 2020, according to BEA.

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

San Jacinto County, with $13,758 in 2020.

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