Counties in Georgia by area median family income (HUD)

Barrow County had the highest area median family income (HUD) of 159 counties in 2024, at $106,600. Randolph County had the lowest, at $37,000. The median was $71,200. Source: the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Office of Policy Development and Research.

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Highest106,600Barrow County
Lowest37,000Randolph County
Median71,200159 counties

Map of counties, 2024

Appling County: 57,400 USDAtkinson County: 54,200 USDBacon County: 59,600 USDBaker County: 52,000 USDBaldwin County: 79,300 USDBanks County: 84,900 USDBarrow County: 106,600 USDBartow County: 106,600 USDBen Hill County: 45,500 USDBerrien County: 65,200 USDBibb County: 70,700 USDBleckley County: 66,600 USDBrantley County: 77,000 USDBrooks County: 70,000 USDBryan County: 92,400 USDBulloch County: 71,200 USDBurke County: 86,800 USDButts County: 75,000 USDCalhoun County: 59,500 USDCamden County: 81,400 USDCandler County: 67,500 USDCarroll County: 106,600 USDCatoosa County: 92,100 USDCharlton County: 58,600 USDChatham County: 92,400 USDChattahoochee County: 68,200 USDChattooga County: 53,800 USDCherokee County: 106,600 USDClarke County: 90,900 USDClay County: 54,100 USDClayton County: 106,600 USDClinch County: 71,900 USDCobb County: 106,600 USDCoffee County: 61,800 USDColquitt County: 61,400 USDColumbia County: 86,800 USDCook County: 57,500 USDCoweta County: 106,600 USDCrawford County: 70,700 USDCrisp County: 64,700 USDDade County: 92,100 USDDawson County: 106,600 USDDecatur County: 59,400 USDDeKalb County: 106,600 USDDodge County: 59,500 USDDooly County: 76,100 USDDougherty County: 64,500 USDDouglas County: 106,600 USDEarly County: 60,600 USDEchols County: 70,000 USDEffingham County: 92,400 USDElbert County: 65,900 USDEmanuel County: 57,300 USDEvans County: 67,000 USDFannin County: 65,200 USDFayette County: 106,600 USDFloyd County: 73,500 USDForsyth County: 106,600 USDFranklin County: 67,700 USDFulton County: 106,600 USDGilmer County: 83,400 USDGlascock County: 80,400 USDGlynn County: 77,000 USDGordon County: 71,700 USDGrady County: 67,100 USDGreene County: 95,400 USDGwinnett County: 106,600 USDHabersham County: 78,800 USDHall County: 92,700 USDHancock County: 60,600 USDHaralson County: 82,900 USDHarris County: 68,200 USDHart County: 82,000 USDHeard County: 106,600 USDHenry County: 106,600 USDHouston County: 91,900 USDIrwin County: 72,300 USDJackson County: 98,100 USDJasper County: 106,600 USDJeff Davis County: 55,500 USDJefferson County: 59,400 USDJenkins County: 50,600 USDJohnson County: 60,300 USDJones County: 70,700 USDLamar County: 88,400 USDLanier County: 70,000 USDLaurens County: 62,800 USDLee County: 64,500 USDLiberty County: 79,900 USDLincoln County: 67,900 USDLong County: 71,200 USDLowndes County: 70,000 USDLumpkin County: 86,200 USDMcDuffie County: 86,800 USDMcIntosh County: 77,000 USDMacon County: 55,500 USDMadison County: 90,900 USDMarion County: 68,200 USDMeriwether County: 66,100 USDMiller County: 73,100 USDMitchell County: 59,500 USDMonroe County: 98,400 USDMontgomery County: 70,500 USDMorgan County: 99,400 USDMurray County: 73,900 USDMuscogee County: 68,200 USDNewton County: 106,600 USDOconee County: 90,900 USDOglethorpe County: 90,900 USDPaulding County: 106,600 USDPeach County: 85,000 USDPickens County: 106,600 USDPierce County: 69,700 USDPike County: 106,600 USDPolk County: 72,700 USDPulaski County: 58,300 USDPutnam County: 85,000 USDQuitman County: 62,600 USDRabun County: 76,400 USDRandolph County: 37,000 USDRichmond County: 86,800 USDRockdale County: 106,600 USDSchley County: 72,700 USDScreven County: 74,600 USDSeminole County: 64,100 USDSpalding County: 106,600 USDStephens County: 69,000 USDStewart County: 53,500 USDSumter County: 58,800 USDTalbot County: 61,700 USDTaliaferro County: 46,200 USDTattnall County: 69,200 USDTaylor County: 52,900 USDTelfair County: 55,200 USDTerrell County: 64,500 USDThomas County: 78,200 USDTift County: 68,800 USDToombs County: 65,700 USDTowns County: 73,300 USDTreutlen County: 67,900 USDTroup County: 87,600 USDTurner County: 59,100 USDTwiggs County: 70,700 USDUnion County: 84,300 USDUpson County: 65,300 USDWalker County: 92,100 USDWalton County: 106,600 USDWare County: 58,600 USDWarren County: 53,800 USDWashington County: 62,800 USDWayne County: 68,200 USDWebster County: 70,500 USDWheeler County: 59,400 USDWhite County: 87,600 USDWhitfield County: 73,200 USDWilcox County: 64,200 USDWilkes County: 69,800 USDWilkinson County: 60,100 USDWorth County: 64,500 USD
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  • 60K to 67K
  • 67K to 71K
  • 71K to 83K
  • 83K to 97K
  • 97K and over
USD, 2024. Source: HUD, HUD Section 8 income limits by county: area median family income, dollars. Boundaries: U.S. Census Bureau cartographic boundary files.

Top 40 counties, 2024

Barrow County: 106,600 USDBarrow County106,600Bartow County: 106,600 USDBartow County106,600Carroll County: 106,600 USDCarroll County106,600Cherokee County: 106,600 USDCherokee County106,600Clayton County: 106,600 USDClayton County106,600Cobb County: 106,600 USDCobb County106,600Coweta County: 106,600 USDCoweta County106,600Dawson County: 106,600 USDDawson County106,600DeKalb County: 106,600 USDDeKalb County106,600Douglas County: 106,600 USDDouglas County106,600Fayette County: 106,600 USDFayette County106,600Forsyth County: 106,600 USDForsyth County106,600Fulton County: 106,600 USDFulton County106,600Gwinnett County: 106,600 USDGwinnett County106,600Heard County: 106,600 USDHeard County106,600Henry County: 106,600 USDHenry County106,600Jasper County: 106,600 USDJasper County106,600Newton County: 106,600 USDNewton County106,600Paulding County: 106,600 USDPaulding County106,600Pickens County: 106,600 USDPickens County106,600Pike County: 106,600 USDPike County106,600Rockdale County: 106,600 USDRockdale County106,600Spalding County: 106,600 USDSpalding County106,600Walton County: 106,600 USDWalton County106,600Morgan County: 99,400 USDMorgan County99,400Monroe County: 98,400 USDMonroe County98,400Jackson County: 98,100 USDJackson County98,100Greene County: 95,400 USDGreene County95,400Hall County: 92,700 USDHall County92,700Bryan County: 92,400 USDBryan County92,400Chatham County: 92,400 USDChatham County92,400Effingham County: 92,400 USDEffingham County92,400Catoosa County: 92,100 USDCatoosa County92,100Dade County: 92,100 USDDade County92,100Walker County: 92,100 USDWalker County92,100Houston County: 91,900 USDHouston County91,900Clarke County: 90,900 USDClarke County90,900Madison County: 90,900 USDMadison County90,900Oconee County: 90,900 USDOconee County90,900Oglethorpe County: 90,900 USDOglethorpe County90,900Barrow County: 106,600 USDBarrow County106,600Bartow County: 106,600 USDBartow County106,600Carroll County: 106,600 USDCarroll County106,600Cherokee County: 106,600 USDCherokee County106,600Clayton County: 106,600 USDClayton County106,600Cobb County: 106,600 USDCobb County106,600Coweta County: 106,600 USDCoweta County106,600Dawson County: 106,600 USDDawson County106,600DeKalb County: 106,600 USDDeKalb County106,600Douglas County: 106,600 USDDouglas County106,600Fayette County: 106,600 USDFayette County106,600Forsyth County: 106,600 USDForsyth County106,600Fulton County: 106,600 USDFulton County106,600Gwinnett County: 106,600 USDGwinnett County106,600Heard County: 106,600 USDHeard County106,600Henry County: 106,600 USDHenry County106,600Jasper County: 106,600 USDJasper County106,600Newton County: 106,600 USDNewton County106,600Paulding County: 106,600 USDPaulding County106,600Pickens County: 106,600 USDPickens County106,600Pike County: 106,600 USDPike County106,600Rockdale County: 106,600 USDRockdale County106,600Spalding County: 106,600 USDSpalding County106,600Walton County: 106,600 USDWalton County106,600Morgan County: 99,400 USDMorgan County99,400Monroe County: 98,400 USDMonroe County98,400Jackson County: 98,100 USDJackson County98,100Greene County: 95,400 USDGreene County95,400Hall County: 92,700 USDHall County92,700Bryan County: 92,400 USDBryan County92,400Chatham County: 92,400 USDChatham County92,400Effingham County: 92,400 USDEffingham County92,400Catoosa County: 92,100 USDCatoosa County92,100Dade County: 92,100 USDDade County92,100Walker County: 92,100 USDWalker County92,100Houston County: 91,900 USDHouston County91,900Clarke County: 90,900 USDClarke County90,900Madison County: 90,900 USDMadison County90,900Oconee County: 90,900 USDOconee County90,900Oglethorpe County: 90,900 USDOglethorpe County90,900
USD. Source: HUD, HUD Section 8 income limits by county: area median family income, dollars. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

Full ranking

RankCounties2024
USD
Change on 2023
1Barrow County106,600+3%
1Bartow County106,600+3%
1Carroll County106,600+3%
1Cherokee County106,600+3%
1Clayton County106,600+3%
1Cobb County106,600+3%
1Coweta County106,600+3%
1Dawson County106,600+3%
1DeKalb County106,600+3%
1Douglas County106,600+3%
1Fayette County106,600+3%
1Forsyth County106,600+3%
1Fulton County106,600+3%
1Gwinnett County106,600+3%
1Heard County106,600+3%
1Henry County106,600+3%
1Jasper County106,600+3%
1Newton County106,600+3%
1Paulding County106,600+3%
1Pickens County106,600+3%
1Pike County106,600+3%
1Rockdale County106,600+3%
1Spalding County106,600+3%
1Walton County106,600+3%
25Morgan County99,400+3.6%
26Monroe County98,400+4.7%
27Jackson County98,100+9.6%
28Greene County95,400+5.9%
29Hall County92,700+6.1%
30Bryan County92,400+1%
30Chatham County92,400+1%
30Effingham County92,400+1%
33Catoosa County92,100+1.5%
33Dade County92,100+1.5%
33Walker County92,100+1.5%
36Houston County91,900+3.4%
37Clarke County90,900-9.2%
37Madison County90,900-9.2%
37Oconee County90,900-9.2%
37Oglethorpe County90,900-9.2%
41Lamar County88,400+6%
42Troup County87,600+25.5%
42White County87,600+1.7%
44Burke County86,800+11.3%
44Columbia County86,800+11.3%
44McDuffie County86,800+11.3%
44Richmond County86,800+11.3%
48Lumpkin County86,200+2.3%
49Peach County85,000+15.8%
49Putnam County85,000+5.2%
51Banks County84,900+8.8%
52Union County84,300+12.3%
53Gilmer County83,400+4.9%
54Haralson County82,900+5.3%
55Hart County82,000+8.3%
56Camden County81,400+2.8%
57Glascock County80,400+0.5%
58Liberty County79,900+38%
59Baldwin County79,300+3.5%
60Habersham County78,800+1.2%
61Thomas County78,200-0.8%
62Brantley County77,000+9.4%
62Glynn County77,000+9.4%
62McIntosh County77,000+9.4%
65Rabun County76,400+12.2%
66Dooly County76,100+10.3%
67Butts County75,000+2.2%
68Screven County74,600+2.3%
69Murray County73,900+5.6%
70Floyd County73,500-8.9%
71Towns County73,300+3.1%
72Whitfield County73,200-3.8%
73Miller County73,100+4.3%
74Polk County72,700+6%
74Schley County72,700+3.4%
76Irwin County72,300+2%
77Clinch County71,900+17.7%
78Gordon County71,700+8.5%
79Bulloch County71,200-5.1%
79Long County71,200+2.3%
81Bibb County70,700-6.2%
81Crawford County70,700-6.2%
81Jones County70,700-6.2%
81Twiggs County70,700-6.2%
85Montgomery County70,500+2.6%
85Webster County70,500+2%
87Brooks County70,000+6.2%
87Echols County70,000+6.2%
87Lanier County70,000+6.2%
87Lowndes County70,000+6.2%
91Wilkes County69,800+9.6%
92Pierce County69,700+3.7%
93Tattnall County69,200+1.5%
94Stephens County69,000-6.5%
95Tift County68,800+5.5%
96Chattahoochee County68,200-4.6%
96Harris County68,200-4.6%
96Marion County68,200-4.6%
96Muscogee County68,200-4.6%
96Wayne County68,200+2.6%
101Lincoln County67,900+13%
101Treutlen County67,900+5.6%
103Franklin County67,700+2.1%
104Candler County67,500+27.4%
105Grady County67,100-1.2%
106Evans County67,000+9.7%
107Bleckley County66,600+13.1%
108Meriwether County66,100+2.5%
109Elbert County65,900+19%
110Toombs County65,700+2.8%
111Upson County65,300+1.6%
112Berrien County65,200+3.3%
112Fannin County65,200-0.8%
114Crisp County64,700+6.8%
115Dougherty County64,500-10.4%
115Lee County64,500-10.4%
115Terrell County64,500-10.4%
115Worth County64,500-10.4%
119Wilcox County64,200+3.5%
120Seminole County64,100+3.4%
121Laurens County62,800+7.7%
121Washington County62,800+9.6%
123Quitman County62,600+10.2%
124Coffee County61,800+2.7%
125Talbot County61,700+6%
126Colquitt County61,400+4.1%
127Early County60,600+7.4%
127Hancock County60,600+0.3%
129Johnson County60,300-1.6%
130Wilkinson County60,100+3.6%
131Bacon County59,600+5.3%
132Calhoun County59,500+10%
132Dodge County59,500+1.7%
132Mitchell County59,500+14.2%
135Decatur County59,400+1.2%
135Jefferson County59,400-4.3%
135Wheeler County59,400-1.5%
138Turner County59,100+8.2%
139Sumter County58,800+2.6%
140Charlton County58,600-4.1%
140Ware County58,600+3.7%
142Pulaski County58,300-20.8%
143Cook County57,500+0.2%
144Appling County57,400-0.3%
145Emanuel County57,300+0.7%
146Jeff Davis County55,500-1.2%
146Macon County55,500+2.6%
148Telfair County55,200-7.8%
149Atkinson County54,200+3.8%
150Clay County54,100+32.6%
151Chattooga County53,800+3.1%
151Warren County53,800+6.3%
153Stewart County53,500+7.6%
154Taylor County52,900+1.9%
155Baker County52,000-7.6%
156Jenkins County50,600+3.9%
157Taliaferro County46,200-2.9%
158Ben Hill County45,5000%
159Randolph County37,000-11.1%

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Median annual family income, in US dollars, that the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) estimates for the HUD area that contains the county, for the fiscal year.

More on how it is measured
  • HUD bases it on American Community Survey family incomes, brought forward to the fiscal year, and uses it to set income limits for its programs: the very low income limit is 50 percent and the low income limit 80 percent of the area median for a family of four, with adjustments.
  • Often called AMI.

A program parameter, not a survey estimate for the county itself: it differs from the Census Bureau median household income and from the American Community Survey median family income of the county. HUD sets one value per HUD area, a metropolitan area (sometimes split into HUD Metro FMR Areas) or a non-metropolitan county, so every county of a metropolitan area shows the same figure. Counties in the six New England states have no value, because HUD defines their areas by town and a county can span several areas. Where HUD splits off part of a county, the county value is the rest of the county: Howard County, Maryland, without Columbia until FY2015, and Crawford County, Missouri, without its part of Sullivan. The year is HUD's federal fiscal year: FY2027 runs from 1 October 2026 to 30 September 2027.

Every value in the ranking comes from the same publisher and the same period, so the counties are compared on one definition. Equal values share a rank.

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U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, HUD USER. HUD Section 8 income limits by county: area median family income, dollars. https://www.huduser.gov/portal/datasets/il/il24/Section8-FY24.xlsx. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

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U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Office of Policy Development and Research. (2024). HUD Section 8 income limits by county: area median family income, dollars (Counties in Georgia by area median family income (HUD), 2024) [Data set]. Retrieved October 12, 2026, from https://www.huduser.gov/portal/datasets/il/il24/Section8-FY24.xlsx

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HUD Section 8 income limits by county: area median family income, dollars, Counties in Georgia by area median family income (HUD), 2024. U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Office of Policy Development and Research, 19 Mar. 2024, https://www.huduser.gov/portal/datasets/il/il24/Section8-FY24.xlsx. Invokely, https://invokely.ai/rankings/hud-area-median-family-income/georgia-counties?period=2024. Accessed 12 Oct. 2026.

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U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Office of Policy Development and Research. 2024. HUD Section 8 income limits by county: area median family income, dollars. Counties in Georgia by area median family income (HUD), 2024. Dataset. Accessed October 12, 2026. https://www.huduser.gov/portal/datasets/il/il24/Section8-FY24.xlsx. Also distributed by Invokely, https://invokely.ai/rankings/hud-area-median-family-income/georgia-counties?period=2024.

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  title = {{HUD Section 8 income limits by county: area median family income, dollars: Counties in Georgia by area median family income (HUD), 2024}},
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Which county has the highest area median family income (HUD)?

Barrow County, with $106,600 in 2024, according to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Office of Policy Development and Research.

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Randolph County, with $37,000 in 2024.

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