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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 2023, at $233,149,478. San Jacinto County had the lowest, at $16,567. The median was $63,043 and the figure for Texas was $87,196. Source: BEA.

Highest233,149,478Loving County
Lowest16,567San Jacinto County
Median63,043254 counties
Texas87,196History

Top 40 counties, 2023

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Loving CountyLoving County: 233,149,478 USD233,149,478Glasscock CountyGlasscock County: 4,048,074 USD4,048,074McMullen CountyMcMullen County: 3,483,649 USD3,483,649Martin CountyMartin County: 2,825,545 USD2,825,545Upton CountyUpton County: 2,357,613 USD2,357,613Culberson CountyCulberson County: 1,708,809 USD1,708,809Borden CountyBorden County: 1,654,702 USD1,654,702Reagan CountyReagan County: 1,320,278 USD1,320,278Reeves CountyReeves County: 1,238,715 USD1,238,715Kenedy CountyKenedy County: 892,849 USD892,849Irion CountyIrion County: 723,304 USD723,304La Salle CountyLa Salle County: 614,860 USD614,860King CountyKing County: 538,065 USD538,065Karnes CountyKarnes County: 503,500 USD503,500Dimmit CountyDimmit County: 487,654 USD487,654Ward CountyWard County: 452,339 USD452,339Hutchinson CountyHutchinson County: 419,212 USD419,212Howard CountyHoward County: 383,274 USD383,274Yoakum CountyYoakum County: 343,895 USD343,895Kent CountyKent County: 304,960 USD304,960Crockett CountyCrockett County: 291,790 USD291,790Winkler CountyWinkler County: 287,322 USD287,322Andrews CountyAndrews County: 277,843 USD277,843Sherman CountySherman County: 274,576 USD274,576Roberts CountyRoberts County: 273,822 USD273,822Crane CountyCrane County: 254,446 USD254,446Carson CountyCarson County: 245,357 USD245,357Moore CountyMoore County: 242,399 USD242,399Calhoun CountyCalhoun County: 239,697 USD239,697Oldham CountyOldham County: 239,085 USD239,085Live Oak CountyLive Oak County: 237,314 USD237,314Hartley CountyHartley County: 232,128 USD232,128Midland CountyMidland County: 226,688 USD226,688Lipscomb CountyLipscomb County: 222,085 USD222,085DeWitt CountyDeWitt County: 217,900 USD217,900Sterling CountySterling County: 217,508 USD217,508Pecos CountyPecos County: 202,180 USD202,180Hansford CountyHansford County: 198,941 USD198,941Robertson CountyRobertson County: 190,262 USD190,262Gonzales CountyGonzales County: 182,949 USD182,949
USD. Source: Invokely calculation with data from BEA. Retrieved 2026-10-09.

Full ranking

RankCounties2023
USD		Change on 2022
1Loving County233,149,478-15%
2Glasscock County4,048,074-3.5%
3McMullen County3,483,649-8.3%
4Martin County2,825,545-6.5%
5Upton County2,357,613-15.9%
6Culberson County1,708,809-25.6%
7Borden County1,654,702+18.9%
8Reagan County1,320,278-19.6%
9Reeves County1,238,715-21.3%
10Kenedy County892,849-23.4%
11Irion County723,304-22.7%
12La Salle County614,860-16%
13King County538,065-9.1%
14Karnes County503,500-27.9%
15Dimmit County487,654-4%
16Ward County452,339-8.2%
17Hutchinson County419,212-2.7%
18Howard County383,274-10.2%
19Yoakum County343,895-9.5%
20Kent County304,960-8%
21Crockett County291,790-17%
22Winkler County287,322-12.7%
23Andrews County277,843-5%
24Sherman County274,576+41.2%
25Roberts County273,822-29.9%
26Crane County254,446-7.9%
27Carson County245,357+9.6%
28Moore County242,399-15.5%
29Calhoun County239,697+0.2%
30Oldham County239,085+0.6%
31Live Oak County237,314-9.6%
32Hartley County232,128+22.4%
33Midland County226,688-3%
34Lipscomb County222,085-9.6%
35DeWitt County217,900-17.9%
36Sterling County217,508+2.5%
37Pecos County202,180-21.6%
38Hansford County198,941+48.4%
39Robertson County190,262+1.5%
40Gonzales County182,949-15.4%
41Somervell County176,884+1.5%
42Hemphill County163,391-20.1%
43Castro County148,434+14.1%
44Dallam County146,075+20.5%
45Parmer County144,941+6.7%
46Travis County141,933+7.4%
47Dallas County141,654+7.1%
48Fisher County136,501-18.4%
49Panola County129,338-40.3%
50San Augustine County129,178-26.9%
51Scurry County127,759-11.4%
52Stonewall County126,075-12.3%
53Throckmorton County124,363+80.9%
54Foard County121,335-10.6%
55Deaf Smith County120,446+15.6%
56Ochiltree County117,800-0.9%
57Harris County115,019+7.2%
58Cochran County113,326-26.7%
59Gaines County112,788-10.6%
60Shackelford County111,656+4.8%
61Cottle County108,778+2.8%
62Zavala County102,349+5.6%
63Swisher County100,535+8.9%
64Dawson County100,282+2.5%
65Jefferson County99,448+0.7%
66Terrell County99,440-45.1%
67Wheeler County97,375-24.4%
68Briscoe County97,203-16.3%
69Waller County96,890+16.1%
70Ector County96,575+7.7%
71Knox County95,779-8.6%
72Potter County94,722+4.2%
73Hockley County93,032-7%
74Limestone County90,929+14.5%
75Nolan County89,889+6.1%
76Concho County89,004+8.5%
77Collin County88,163+6.8%
78Haskell County87,654+8.8%
79Bailey County86,886+9.3%
80Sutton County86,336-5.5%
81Fayette County85,375-4%
82Atascosa County83,210+3.2%
83Matagorda County83,021+2.3%
84Washington County82,719-5.5%
85Lamb County82,580+1.8%
86Floyd County82,033-10.1%
87Harrison County81,602-14.2%
88Gregg County81,472+7.3%
89Frio County80,698-4.2%
90Titus County80,568+2.1%
91Mills County80,309+17.9%
92Wilbarger County79,257+1.8%
93Hardeman County78,386-7.8%
94Tarrant County76,232+8.3%
95Nueces County76,071-0.6%
96Shelby County75,657-11.6%
97Dickens County75,060+1.2%
98Lavaca County74,396-7.7%
99Coke County74,191+2.8%
100Young County73,885+16%
101Lynn County72,782-12.2%
102Refugio County72,658-12.2%
103Schleicher County72,652-6.3%
104Guadalupe County72,460+11.4%
105Galveston County71,543-2.5%
106Cooke County71,520+11.1%
107Bexar County71,352+7.4%
108Chambers County70,996+9.3%
109Morris County70,389-4.1%
110Austin County69,912+3.8%
111Tom Green County68,360+5.7%
112Lamar County68,198+6.9%
113Gray County67,318+8.9%
114Burleson County67,075-12.4%
115Edwards County66,847+11.5%
116Montgomery County65,876+4%
117Victoria County65,736+4.7%
118Kendall County65,444+7.6%
119Freestone County65,238-1.3%
120Smith County64,938+5.6%
121McLennan County64,892+7.7%
122Wharton County64,717+14.7%
123Garza County64,588-4.1%
124Crosby County64,425-3.5%
125Baylor County63,498-6.7%
126Leon County63,283+0.7%
127Hopkins County63,043+6.3%
128Hudspeth County63,042+14.9%
129McCulloch County62,736+10.5%
130Taylor County62,579+6.8%
131Bell County61,883+8.6%
132Lee County61,839+7.1%
133Gillespie County60,520+2.5%
134Denton County60,508+4.7%
135Brazos County60,161+5.3%
136Orange County59,925+2.6%
137Webb County59,679-7.8%
138Lubbock County58,876+6.6%
139Williamson County58,404+9.3%
140Brewster County58,100+8.3%
141Terry County57,902-12.1%
142Motley County57,847+20.7%
143Presidio County57,678+15.1%
144Donley County57,622+18.1%
145El Paso County57,188+6.6%
146Comal County56,984+5%
147Rusk County56,961-10.1%
148Wise County56,946-2.5%
149Wichita County56,886+6%
150Colorado County56,785+5.6%
151Houston County56,562+6.6%
152Franklin County56,429+0.6%
153San Patricio County56,331+5.9%
154Rockwall County56,104+0.2%
155Brazoria County56,049-1.5%
156Kerr County55,715+7.1%
157Nacogdoches County55,064-2.7%
158Hale County54,437-0.5%
159Jack County54,259-16.6%
160Bowie County53,668+8.5%
161Zapata County53,040-12.6%
162Hunt County52,760+9.1%
163Grayson County52,623+14.1%
164Jeff Davis County52,434+14.2%
165Childress County52,190-4.6%
166Goliad County52,016+1.7%
167Stephens County51,687-4.6%
168Erath County51,213+5.3%
169Madison County51,057+2.8%
170Hood County50,802+4.7%
171Blanco County50,679+2.9%
172Brown County50,560+10.9%
173Newton County50,217-5.8%
174Hays County49,885+8.2%
175Brooks County49,853+1.5%
176Fort Bend County49,695+6.5%
177Jackson County49,653+1.8%
178Uvalde County49,567+8%
179Val Verde County49,301+5.8%
180Angelina County49,154+3.1%
181Llano County49,055+10.9%
182Eastland County48,897-1%
183Burnet County48,774+5.1%
184Kleberg County48,660+11.2%
185Jim Wells County48,128+7.3%
186Cass County47,999+9%
187Jim Hogg County46,872+5.9%
188Mitchell County46,431+0.9%
189Kimble County45,886+11.1%
190Anderson County45,822+3.9%
191Kinney County45,728+4.9%
192Grimes County45,204+2.1%
193Archer County45,162-3.7%
194Bosque County44,902+8.8%
195Ellis County44,616+1.7%
196Johnson County43,956+1.1%
197Comanche County43,600+0.5%
198Collingsworth County43,543+12%
199Armstrong County43,370+2%
200Hamilton County42,863+7.5%
201Hall County42,690+8.4%
202Runnels County42,563-8.2%
203Wood County42,438-6%
204Palo Pinto County42,391+5.4%
205Mason County41,937+20.5%
206Hill County41,865+8%
207Maverick County41,808+6.8%
208Navarro County41,424+11.7%
209Jasper County41,235+4.2%
210Duval County41,151+1.3%
211Parker County40,482+2.9%
212Camp County40,181-1.5%
213Marion County39,681+4.3%
214Randall County38,964+9.3%
215San Saba County38,438+24.7%
216Red River County37,489+9.9%
217Fannin County37,449+7.9%
218Cameron County37,417+8.7%
219Montague County37,217-10.9%
220Aransas County37,184+0.6%
221Sabine County37,125+7.1%
222Cherokee County37,106+9.7%
223Coleman County36,867+7.3%
224Bastrop County36,824+8.8%
225Callahan County36,291+12.5%
226Real County35,882+8%
227Walker County35,776+2.9%
228Falls County35,701+21.1%
229Willacy County35,355+1.7%
230Milam County35,109+4%
231Kaufman County34,402+3%
232Menard County34,311+17.6%
233Polk County33,204+1.9%
234Hidalgo County33,127+4.9%
235Tyler County32,370+1.1%
236Bee County32,131+7.9%
237Lampasas County30,655+4.8%
238Henderson County30,188+9.6%
239Hardin County29,918+0.7%
240Wilson County29,605+1.5%
241Jones County29,338-9.9%
242Clay County29,269+6.8%
243Caldwell County28,946+8%
244Van Zandt County28,721+6.6%
245Liberty County28,618+1.5%
246Medina County28,615+8.8%
247Delta County28,241+18.6%
248Upshur County26,004+4.2%
249Coryell County24,998+3.3%
250Rains County24,456+10.4%

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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 $233,149,478 in 2023, according to BEA.

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

San Jacinto County, with $16,567 in 2023.

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