US counties by GDP per capita (US dollars)

Loving County had the highest GDP per capita (US dollars) of 3080 counties in 2014, at $32,464,628. Issaquena County had the lowest, at $8,302. The median was $37,621 and the figure for the United States was $55,153. Source: BEA.

Highest32,464,628Loving County
Lowest8,302Issaquena County
Median37,6213080 counties
United States55,153History

Top 40 counties, 2014

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Loving CountyLoving County: 32,464,628 USD32,464,628McMullen CountyMcMullen County: 6,209,886 USD6,209,886Glasscock CountyGlasscock County: 2,325,834 USD2,325,834Roberts CountyRoberts County: 1,686,811 USD1,686,811Irion CountyIrion County: 1,335,787 USD1,335,787North Slope BoroughNorth Slope Borough: 1,196,083 USD1,196,083Upton CountyUpton County: 1,176,569 USD1,176,569La Salle CountyLa Salle County: 1,115,401 USD1,115,401Kenedy CountyKenedy County: 865,272 USD865,272Reagan CountyReagan County: 772,675 USD772,675Martin CountyMartin County: 672,168 USD672,168Karnes CountyKarnes County: 656,798 USD656,798Eureka CountyEureka County: 637,975 USD637,975King CountyKing County: 618,557 USD618,557Borden CountyBorden County: 600,520 USD600,520Kent CountyKent County: 555,371 USD555,371Dimmit CountyDimmit County: 484,699 USD484,699Crockett CountyCrockett County: 473,533 USD473,533Sherman CountySherman County: 379,122 USD379,122New York CountyNew York County: 363,823 USD363,823Hemphill CountyHemphill County: 362,155 USD362,155Roger Mills CountyRoger Mills County: 354,341 USD354,341Alfalfa CountyAlfalfa County: 351,224 USD351,224Wheeler CountyWheeler County: 342,018 USD342,018Yoakum CountyYoakum County: 337,830 USD337,830DeWitt CountyDeWitt County: 336,734 USD336,734Butte CountyButte County: 331,396 USD331,396Hutchinson CountyHutchinson County: 319,828 USD319,828Dunn CountyDunn County: 308,173 USD308,173McKenzie CountyMcKenzie County: 307,354 USD307,354Crane CountyCrane County: 306,172 USD306,172Sterling CountySterling County: 299,909 USD299,909Ellis CountyEllis County: 297,214 USD297,214Ward CountyWard County: 280,870 USD280,870Gonzales CountyGonzales County: 273,966 USD273,966Williams CountyWilliams County: 271,590 USD271,590Andrews CountyAndrews County: 270,532 USD270,532Mountrail CountyMountrail County: 246,564 USD246,564Culberson CountyCulberson County: 244,371 USD244,371Lipscomb CountyLipscomb County: 237,903 USD237,903
USD. Source: Invokely calculation with data from BEA. Retrieved 2026-10-09.

Full ranking

RankCounties2014
USD
Change on 2013
1Loving County32,464,628+135.5%
2McMullen County6,209,886+19.4%
3Glasscock County2,325,834+4.5%
4Roberts County1,686,811+1.5%
5Irion County1,335,787+33.5%
6North Slope Borough1,196,083-16%
7Upton County1,176,569+7%
8La Salle County1,115,401+23.3%
9Kenedy County865,272+23.9%
10Reagan County772,675+21.8%
11Martin County672,168-4%
12Karnes County656,798+17.2%
13Eureka County637,975-19.1%
14King County618,557-6.8%
15Borden County600,520-22.7%
16Kent County555,371-14.2%
17Dimmit County484,699+18.5%
18Crockett County473,533+15.4%
19Sherman County379,122+0.6%
20New York County363,823+6.6%
21Hemphill County362,155+13.3%
22Roger Mills County354,341-8%
23Alfalfa County351,224+29%
24Wheeler County342,018-7.1%
25Yoakum County337,830-15.8%
26DeWitt County336,734+29.2%
27Butte County331,396-4.4%
28Hutchinson County319,828+36.8%
29Dunn County308,173+9.3%
30McKenzie County307,354+20.2%
31Crane County306,172-14.4%
32Sterling County299,909-3.9%
33Ellis County297,214-20.6%
34Ward County280,870-10%
35Gonzales County273,966-4.9%
36Williams County271,590+8.1%
37Andrews County270,532-9.9%
38Mountrail County246,564+15.9%
39Culberson County244,371+72.6%
40Lipscomb County237,903+2.9%
41Terrell County222,023+0.8%
42Live Oak County207,082+11.4%
43Stonewall County200,424+9%
44Reeves County198,928+60.2%
45Sublette County196,984+13.5%
46Woods County194,456+16.4%
47Storey County193,799+29.3%
48Grant County188,167+3.2%
49Treasure County187,942+57.5%
50Surry County185,638+0.9%
51District of Columbia183,487+2.9%
52Oldham County181,468-14.6%
53Harding County179,967+15%
54Wheeler County179,399+31.5%
55Ochiltree County177,727+9.8%
56Greenlee County169,901+3.1%
57Billings County169,502+13.9%
58Cameron Parish167,722+40.1%
59Scurry County167,085-4.4%
60Robertson County166,752+4.5%
61Sutton County162,245+9.1%
62Plaquemines Parish161,430-13.2%
63Carroll County159,330+7.9%
64Gaines County158,889-19%
65Chattahoochee County158,216+3.5%
66Dewey County157,676-14.1%
67Sherman County155,727+26.9%
68San Francisco County153,894+8.8%
69Denali Borough151,613+8.6%
70Divide County150,097+2%
71Somervell County148,916-3.1%
72Sargent County142,580+16.8%
73Oliver County141,774+11.8%
74Campbell County141,362-2.7%
75Pecos County139,522-5%
76Panola County137,320+18.6%
77Suffolk County135,993+3.5%
78Fulton County135,976+5.6%
79Morrill County135,324+109.9%
80Rio Blanco County134,741+8%
81Stark County133,824+15.6%
82Bristol Bay Borough133,640+4.6%
83Hansford County133,191+30.5%
84Gilliam County130,912-0.5%
85Wichita County130,459-7.8%
86Arlington County129,543+1.8%
87Cochran County128,586-25.8%
88Hartley County128,277+46.1%
89St. Charles Parish126,845+8.9%
90Carson County125,894+2.1%
91Crawford County125,310+10.2%
92Burke County123,534-4.7%
93Winkler County121,996-0.8%
94Mercer County121,048+0.9%
95Santa Clara County120,572+6.1%
96Shackelford County119,465+4.7%
97Gray County118,735+1%
98Calhoun County118,369-18.5%
99Midland County117,953+7.5%
100San Mateo County116,679+5.7%
101Cheyenne County115,536-13.6%
102Haskell County115,401+3.4%
103Lander County113,796-11.9%
104Bowman County113,779+0.5%
105Richland County113,159-0.2%
106Throckmorton County112,746+21.5%
107Morrow County111,423+23.6%
108St. James Parish111,078-3.8%
109Durham County110,298-3.7%
110Beaver County110,101-12.8%
111Dolores County109,083+101.1%
112Parmer County108,123+33.8%
113Banner County107,883+20.1%
114Hamilton County107,846+12.2%
115King County107,789+4.7%
116Red River Parish107,735+11.3%
117Pitkin County107,314+4.3%
118Los Alamos County107,030-0.2%
119Hockley County106,547-11.9%
120Eddy County106,228+7.4%
121Hayes County105,641+2.2%
122Fallon County104,946-6%
123Freestone County104,679+1.6%
124Coal County103,694+22.2%
125Heard County103,170+37.6%
126Coffey County102,749+4.8%
127Potter County102,727-21%
128Broomfield County102,450-9.3%
129Jack County101,936+25.2%
130Somerset County101,459+3.6%
131De Soto Parish101,381-6.7%
132Harper County100,756+22.3%
133Logan County100,707+57.2%
134Montour County99,932-5.1%
135Morris County99,841-2.8%
136Dallam County99,698+17.5%
137Hennepin County99,384+3.8%
138Gilpin County98,499-7.4%
139Sully County97,584-29%
140Blaine County97,434+41.2%
141Denver County95,006+4.8%
142Hancock County94,767-3.9%
143Doddridge County94,732+123%
144Rosebud County94,482+4.3%
145Kingfisher County94,124+35.7%
146Scott County93,320-0.5%
147Mecklenburg County93,293+4.4%
148Converse County92,728+7.8%
149Alexandria city92,682+0.4%
150Cuming County92,585+14.2%
151Marion County92,527+2%
152Refugio County92,493-9%
153Sweetwater County92,433-1.1%
154Lane County92,374-4.6%
155Ector County92,366-1.3%
156Albany County92,166+4.9%
157Phelps County91,863-6.5%
158Alpine County91,793+13.4%
159New Castle County91,788+11.4%
160Harding County91,320+13%
161Richmond city91,262+3.7%
162Minnehaha County91,165+7.1%
163Noble County91,000+6.2%
164Nantucket County90,916+5.6%
165Moffat County90,916+7.7%
166Renville County90,889-18.1%
167Castro County90,873+64.2%
168Frio County90,764+18%
169Teton County90,467+7.3%
170Slope County90,439-7.7%
171St. Louis city90,250-0.4%
172Williamson County90,243+4.2%
173Greene County89,977-0.4%
174East Baton Rouge Parish89,032+15.1%
175Middlesex County88,366+1.7%
176Jerauld County88,349-6.4%
177Schleicher County88,221+8.7%
178DuPage County88,190+3.4%
179Atascosa County88,060+25.6%
180Burke County87,717+2.8%
181Cooke County87,669+9.7%
182Emery County87,547-0.3%
183Claiborne County87,405-1.1%
184Salem County87,346-1%
185Zapata County87,101+9.3%
186Grant County86,938+0.6%
187Gibson County86,833+1.4%
188Perkins County86,750-16.7%
189Lea County86,546+5.4%
190Goochland County86,125+13.1%
191Southeast Fairbanks Census Area85,925-2.6%
192Montgomery County85,776+3.2%
193Dallas County85,668+3.3%
194Cavalier County85,568-23.9%
195Leon County85,255+2.4%
196Nemaha County85,157-16.1%
197Martin County85,079+5%
198Stewart County84,592+20.7%
199Hamilton County83,870+3.4%
200Petroleum County83,503+16.5%
201Washita County83,139+6%
202Davidson County82,968+4%
203Norfolk city82,558+2.6%
204Keya Paha County82,333+23.5%
205Skagway Municipality82,182-6.4%
206Tazewell County81,775-0.4%
207Harris County81,620+0.5%
208Cimarron County80,955-28.7%
209Appling County80,756+4.7%
210Faulk County80,738-2.8%
211Brown County80,410+22.9%
212Madison County80,322+22.5%
213Howard County80,229-1.8%
214Custer County79,904+7.9%
215McLean County79,883-1.9%
216Lake County79,730+4.6%
217Polk County79,688+14.1%
218Wise County79,661+12.3%
219Boone County79,588-4.5%
220Spink County79,555-3.2%
221Beckham County79,488+6.7%
222Dundy County79,169+1.7%
223Grant County79,113+2.3%
224Bottineau County78,837+9%
225Esmeralda County78,835-11.2%
226Routt County78,709-1.6%
227Bartholomew County78,576-3.4%
228Pennington County78,525+1.9%
229Montgomery County78,452+1.1%
230Anne Arundel County78,444+4.1%
231Texas County78,084-9.6%
232Christian County78,069-0.3%
233Mercer County77,787+1.6%
234Chester County77,743+2.8%
235Hancock County77,724+9%
236Buena Vista County77,703+15.4%
237Fayette County77,655+2.3%
238Caribou County77,463-13.3%
239Garfield County77,462+8.8%
240Travis County77,221+5.5%
241Thomas County77,218+35.7%
242Northwest Arctic Borough77,181+0.5%
243Sullivan County76,928+26.2%
244Natrona County76,886+9.8%
245Boyd County76,824-14%
246Sioux County76,817+40.4%
247Douglas County76,633+8.8%
248Pocahontas County76,622+1.1%
249Rock County76,526+21.5%
250Big Horn County76,195+0.9%

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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.

Every value in the ranking comes from the same publisher and the same period, so the counties are compared on one definition. 11 counties with data in other periods have no value for 2014 and are left out rather than filled from another source. Equal values share a rank.

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

Loving County, with $32,464,628 in 2014, according to BEA.

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

Issaquena County, with $8,302 in 2014.

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Every value comes from one source and one period, so the places are comparable: Invokely, GDP in current dollars (BEA SAGDP2 and CAGDP1) divided by mid-year population (BEA SAINC1 and CAINC1). Retrieved 2026-10-09. 11 counties have no value for 2014 and are not ranked.

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