Counties in Texas by area median family income (HUD)

Glasscock County had the highest area median family income (HUD) of 254 counties in 2015, at $105,600. Hudspeth County had the lowest, at $27,700. The median was $56,900. Source: the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Office of Policy Development and Research.

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Highest105,600Glasscock County
Lowest27,700Hudspeth County
Median56,900254 counties

Map of counties, 2015

Anderson County: 55,000 USDAndrews County: 72,700 USDAngelina County: 47,000 USDAransas County: 56,100 USDArcher County: 59,300 USDArmstrong County: 59,400 USDAtascosa County: 54,600 USDAustin County: 65,200 USDBailey County: 50,000 USDBandera County: 63,400 USDBastrop County: 76,800 USDBaylor County: 58,300 USDBee County: 51,100 USDBell County: 59,100 USDBexar County: 63,400 USDBlanco County: 67,100 USDBorden County: 84,400 USDBosque County: 58,100 USDBowie County: 50,000 USDBrazoria County: 80,400 USDBrazos County: 62,000 USDBrewster County: 62,400 USDBriscoe County: 52,700 USDBrooks County: 29,100 USDBrown County: 52,700 USDBurleson County: 62,000 USDBurnet County: 61,600 USDCaldwell County: 76,800 USDCalhoun County: 57,900 USDCallahan County: 57,700 USDCameron County: 35,400 USDCamp County: 46,300 USDCarson County: 59,400 USDCass County: 49,300 USDCastro County: 43,100 USDChambers County: 69,300 USDCherokee County: 49,900 USDChildress County: 57,400 USDClay County: 59,300 USDCochran County: 48,400 USDCoke County: 57,500 USDColeman County: 40,600 USDCollin County: 70,400 USDCollingsworth County: 48,800 USDColorado County: 56,600 USDComal County: 63,400 USDComanche County: 50,800 USDConcho County: 60,600 USDCooke County: 61,100 USDCoryell County: 59,100 USDCottle County: 43,600 USDCrane County: 58,700 USDCrockett County: 54,700 USDCrosby County: 56,100 USDCulberson County: 45,800 USDDallam County: 52,000 USDDallas County: 70,400 USDDawson County: 55,700 USDDeaf Smith County: 52,400 USDDelta County: 70,400 USDDenton County: 70,400 USDDeWitt County: 57,100 USDDickens County: 53,000 USDDimmit County: 41,300 USDDonley County: 59,200 USDDuval County: 40,100 USDEastland County: 45,800 USDEctor County: 65,400 USDEdwards County: 50,400 USDEllis County: 70,400 USDEl Paso County: 47,600 USDErath County: 53,900 USDFalls County: 44,800 USDFannin County: 55,500 USDFayette County: 60,300 USDFisher County: 56,100 USDFloyd County: 50,200 USDFoard County: 43,400 USDFort Bend County: 69,300 USDFranklin County: 63,900 USDFreestone County: 58,200 USDFrio County: 43,400 USDGaines County: 59,600 USDGalveston County: 69,300 USDGarza County: 56,900 USDGillespie County: 67,000 USDGlasscock County: 105,600 USDGoliad County: 63,300 USDGonzales County: 46,800 USDGray County: 57,800 USDGrayson County: 62,600 USDGregg County: 56,900 USDGrimes County: 60,400 USDGuadalupe County: 63,400 USDHale County: 49,800 USDHall County: 45,700 USDHamilton County: 49,700 USDHansford County: 59,700 USDHardeman County: 40,000 USDHardin County: 58,700 USDHarris County: 69,300 USDHarrison County: 56,200 USDHartley County: 75,100 USDHaskell County: 52,600 USDHays County: 76,800 USDHemphill County: 75,900 USDHenderson County: 49,800 USDHidalgo County: 37,500 USDHill County: 53,300 USDHockley County: 62,600 USDHood County: 67,900 USDHopkins County: 54,400 USDHouston County: 46,300 USDHoward County: 59,000 USDHudspeth County: 27,700 USDHunt County: 70,400 USDHutchinson County: 57,600 USDIrion County: 61,200 USDJack County: 61,700 USDJackson County: 63,500 USDJasper County: 51,400 USDJeff Davis County: 55,300 USDJefferson County: 58,700 USDJim Hogg County: 43,400 USDJim Wells County: 50,100 USDJohnson County: 70,500 USDJones County: 57,700 USDKarnes County: 50,800 USDKaufman County: 70,400 USDKendall County: 89,100 USDKenedy County: 61,600 USDKent County: 55,700 USDKerr County: 59,600 USDKimble County: 56,500 USDKing County: 81,600 USDKinney County: 41,000 USDKleberg County: 50,200 USDKnox County: 47,400 USDLamar County: 51,600 USDLamb County: 45,500 USDLampasas County: 60,100 USDLa Salle County: 39,600 USDLavaca County: 55,800 USDLee County: 65,700 USDLeon County: 57,900 USDLiberty County: 69,300 USDLimestone County: 56,500 USDLipscomb County: 65,900 USDLive Oak County: 50,300 USDLlano County: 61,800 USDLoving County: 69,400 USDLubbock County: 56,100 USDLynn County: 53,500 USDMcCulloch County: 48,500 USDMcLennan County: 55,500 USDMcMullen County: 57,900 USDMadison County: 50,100 USDMarion County: 46,200 USDMartin County: 55,300 USDMason County: 61,100 USDMatagorda County: 53,700 USDMaverick County: 35,700 USDMedina County: 64,200 USDMenard County: 46,700 USDMidland County: 72,500 USDMilam County: 53,300 USDMills County: 52,300 USDMitchell County: 55,900 USDMontague County: 59,000 USDMontgomery County: 69,300 USDMoore County: 54,800 USDMorris County: 50,800 USDMotley County: 42,500 USDNacogdoches County: 49,600 USDNavarro County: 53,500 USDNewton County: 49,500 USDNolan County: 52,900 USDNueces County: 58,800 USDOchiltree County: 62,300 USDOldham County: 65,300 USDOrange County: 58,700 USDPalo Pinto County: 56,000 USDPanola County: 60,500 USDParker County: 70,500 USDParmer County: 50,400 USDPecos County: 53,500 USDPolk County: 47,100 USDPotter County: 59,400 USDPresidio County: 36,500 USDRains County: 58,100 USDRandall County: 59,400 USDReagan County: 61,200 USDReal County: 38,500 USDRed River County: 47,000 USDReeves County: 48,200 USDRefugio County: 50,400 USDRoberts County: 77,000 USDRobertson County: 62,000 USDRockwall County: 70,400 USDRunnels County: 48,000 USDRusk County: 59,200 USDSabine County: 39,900 USDSan Augustine County: 43,600 USDSan Jacinto County: 69,300 USDSan Patricio County: 58,800 USDSan Saba County: 47,500 USDSchleicher County: 68,100 USDScurry County: 60,700 USDShackelford County: 59,700 USDShelby County: 45,800 USDSherman County: 59,700 USDSmith County: 58,400 USDSomervell County: 67,300 USDStarr County: 28,900 USDStephens County: 51,500 USDSterling County: 56,500 USDStonewall County: 60,000 USDSutton County: 68,300 USDSwisher County: 53,300 USDTarrant County: 70,500 USDTaylor County: 57,700 USDTerrell County: 52,400 USDTerry County: 46,900 USDThrockmorton County: 45,600 USDTitus County: 51,000 USDTom Green County: 61,200 USDTravis County: 76,800 USDTrinity County: 49,100 USDTyler County: 43,300 USDUpshur County: 56,900 USDUpton County: 59,200 USDUvalde County: 41,200 USDVal Verde County: 46,900 USDVan Zandt County: 53,200 USDVictoria County: 63,300 USDWalker County: 56,000 USDWaller County: 69,300 USDWard County: 51,800 USDWashington County: 59,100 USDWebb County: 43,200 USDWharton County: 55,800 USDWheeler County: 62,500 USDWichita County: 59,300 USDWilbarger County: 50,800 USDWillacy County: 33,900 USDWilliamson County: 76,800 USDWilson County: 63,400 USDWinkler County: 56,100 USDWise County: 66,600 USDWood County: 54,300 USDYoakum County: 58,500 USDYoung County: 59,500 USDZapata County: 33,400 USDZavala County: 30,200 USD
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USD, 2015. 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, 2015

Glasscock County: 105,600 USDGlasscock County105,600Kendall County: 89,100 USDKendall County89,100Borden County: 84,400 USDBorden County84,400King County: 81,600 USDKing County81,600Brazoria County: 80,400 USDBrazoria County80,400Roberts County: 77,000 USDRoberts County77,000Bastrop County: 76,800 USDBastrop County76,800Caldwell County: 76,800 USDCaldwell County76,800Hays County: 76,800 USDHays County76,800Travis County: 76,800 USDTravis County76,800Williamson County: 76,800 USDWilliamson County76,800Hemphill County: 75,900 USDHemphill County75,900Hartley County: 75,100 USDHartley County75,100Andrews County: 72,700 USDAndrews County72,700Midland County: 72,500 USDMidland County72,500Johnson County: 70,500 USDJohnson County70,500Parker County: 70,500 USDParker County70,500Tarrant County: 70,500 USDTarrant County70,500Collin County: 70,400 USDCollin County70,400Dallas County: 70,400 USDDallas County70,400Delta County: 70,400 USDDelta County70,400Denton County: 70,400 USDDenton County70,400Ellis County: 70,400 USDEllis County70,400Hunt County: 70,400 USDHunt County70,400Kaufman County: 70,400 USDKaufman County70,400Rockwall County: 70,400 USDRockwall County70,400Loving County: 69,400 USDLoving County69,400Chambers County: 69,300 USDChambers County69,300Fort Bend County: 69,300 USDFort Bend County69,300Galveston County: 69,300 USDGalveston County69,300Harris County: 69,300 USDHarris County69,300Liberty County: 69,300 USDLiberty County69,300Montgomery County: 69,300 USDMontgomery County69,300San Jacinto County: 69,300 USDSan Jacinto County69,300Waller County: 69,300 USDWaller County69,300Sutton County: 68,300 USDSutton County68,300Schleicher County: 68,100 USDSchleicher County68,100Hood County: 67,900 USDHood County67,900Somervell County: 67,300 USDSomervell County67,300Blanco County: 67,100 USDBlanco County67,100Glasscock County: 105,600 USDGlasscock County105,600Kendall County: 89,100 USDKendall County89,100Borden County: 84,400 USDBorden County84,400King County: 81,600 USDKing County81,600Brazoria County: 80,400 USDBrazoria County80,400Roberts County: 77,000 USDRoberts County77,000Bastrop County: 76,800 USDBastrop County76,800Caldwell County: 76,800 USDCaldwell County76,800Hays County: 76,800 USDHays County76,800Travis County: 76,800 USDTravis County76,800Williamson County: 76,800 USDWilliamson County76,800Hemphill County: 75,900 USDHemphill County75,900Hartley County: 75,100 USDHartley County75,100Andrews County: 72,700 USDAndrews County72,700Midland County: 72,500 USDMidland County72,500Johnson County: 70,500 USDJohnson County70,500Parker County: 70,500 USDParker County70,500Tarrant County: 70,500 USDTarrant County70,500Collin County: 70,400 USDCollin County70,400Dallas County: 70,400 USDDallas County70,400Delta County: 70,400 USDDelta County70,400Denton County: 70,400 USDDenton County70,400Ellis County: 70,400 USDEllis County70,400Hunt County: 70,400 USDHunt County70,400Kaufman County: 70,400 USDKaufman County70,400Rockwall County: 70,400 USDRockwall County70,400Loving County: 69,400 USDLoving County69,400Chambers County: 69,300 USDChambers County69,300Fort Bend County: 69,300 USDFort Bend County69,300Galveston County: 69,300 USDGalveston County69,300Harris County: 69,300 USDHarris County69,300Liberty County: 69,300 USDLiberty County69,300Montgomery County: 69,300 USDMontgomery County69,300San Jacinto County: 69,300 USDSan Jacinto County69,300Waller County: 69,300 USDWaller County69,300Sutton County: 68,300 USDSutton County68,300Schleicher County: 68,100 USDSchleicher County68,100Hood County: 67,900 USDHood County67,900Somervell County: 67,300 USDSomervell County67,300Blanco County: 67,100 USDBlanco County67,100
USD. Source: HUD, HUD Section 8 income limits by county: area median family income, dollars. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

Full ranking

RankCounties2015
USD
Change on 2014
1Glasscock County105,600+9.5%
2Kendall County89,100+2.5%
3Borden County84,400+26.3%
4King County81,600-5.9%
5Brazoria County80,400+6.1%
6Roberts County77,000-9.4%
7Bastrop County76,800+1.9%
7Caldwell County76,800+1.9%
7Hays County76,800+1.9%
7Travis County76,800+1.9%
7Williamson County76,800+1.9%
12Hemphill County75,900-4.3%
13Hartley County75,100-7.4%
14Andrews County72,700+14.8%
15Midland County72,500+3.3%
16Johnson County70,500+7.1%
16Parker County70,500+7.1%
16Tarrant County70,500+7.1%
19Collin County70,400+3.7%
19Dallas County70,400+3.7%
19Delta County70,400+3.7%
19Denton County70,400+3.7%
19Ellis County70,400+3.7%
19Hunt County70,400+3.7%
19Kaufman County70,400+3.7%
19Rockwall County70,400+3.7%
27Loving County69,400-12.5%
28Chambers County69,300+4.1%
28Fort Bend County69,300+4.1%
28Galveston County69,300+4.1%
28Harris County69,300+4.1%
28Liberty County69,300+4.1%
28Montgomery County69,300+4.1%
28San Jacinto County69,300+4.1%
28Waller County69,300+4.1%
36Sutton County68,300+2.9%
37Schleicher County68,100+13.5%
38Hood County67,900+4%
39Somervell County67,300+6.8%
40Blanco County67,100+0.1%
41Gillespie County67,000+2.1%
42Wise County66,600-5.4%
43Lipscomb County65,900+8.4%
44Lee County65,700+6%
45Ector County65,400+8.5%
46Oldham County65,300-5.9%
47Austin County65,200-3.4%
48Medina County64,200+3.2%
49Franklin County63,900+4.6%
50Jackson County63,500-0.3%
51Bandera County63,400+7.8%
51Bexar County63,400+7.8%
51Comal County63,400+7.8%
51Guadalupe County63,400+7.8%
51Wilson County63,400+7.8%
56Goliad County63,300+16.8%
56Victoria County63,300+16.8%
58Grayson County62,600+6.6%
58Hockley County62,600+8.5%
60Wheeler County62,500+0.6%
61Brewster County62,400+4.7%
62Ochiltree County62,300-0.2%
63Brazos County62,000+7.8%
63Burleson County62,000+7.8%
63Robertson County62,000+7.8%
66Llano County61,800+0.3%
67Jack County61,700-3.7%
68Burnet County61,600+3.7%
68Kenedy County61,600+2%
70Irion County61,200+9.1%
70Reagan County61,200-0.2%
70Tom Green County61,200+9.1%
73Cooke County61,100+0.3%
73Mason County61,100-2.7%
75Scurry County60,7000%
76Concho County60,600+2.7%
77Panola County60,500+6.5%
78Grimes County60,400+12.3%
79Fayette County60,300+1%
80Lampasas County60,100+1.7%
81Stonewall County60,000+1.2%
82Hansford County59,700-2.9%
82Shackelford County59,700+2.2%
82Sherman County59,700-2.9%
85Gaines County59,600+10.6%
85Kerr County59,600+2.1%
87Young County59,500+10.8%
88Armstrong County59,400-6.3%
88Carson County59,400-6.3%
88Potter County59,400-6.3%
88Randall County59,400-6.3%
92Archer County59,300+8%
92Clay County59,300+8%
92Wichita County59,300+8%
95Donley County59,200-7.5%
95Rusk County59,200+0.9%
95Upton County59,200-0.3%
98Bell County59,100+0.3%
98Coryell County59,100+0.3%
98Washington County59,100-1.3%
101Howard County59,000+2.1%
101Montague County59,000+1.7%
103Nueces County58,800+11.8%
103San Patricio County58,800+11.8%
105Crane County58,700+1.7%
105Hardin County58,700+8.9%
105Jefferson County58,700+8.9%
105Orange County58,700+8.9%
109Yoakum County58,500+4.7%
110Smith County58,400+7%
111Baylor County58,300+5.2%
112Freestone County58,200-0.2%
113Bosque County58,100+4.5%
113Rains County58,100+7.6%
115Calhoun County57,900+4.3%
115Leon County57,900+6%
115McMullen County57,900+14.2%
118Gray County57,800+4.1%
119Callahan County57,700+9.9%
119Jones County57,700+9.9%
119Taylor County57,700+9.9%
122Hutchinson County57,600+3.6%
123Coke County57,500+2.5%
124Childress County57,400+0.3%
125DeWitt County57,100+2.1%
126Garza County56,900+6.2%
126Gregg County56,900+2.9%
126Upshur County56,900+2.9%
129Colorado County56,600+0.4%
130Kimble County56,500+9.9%
130Limestone County56,500+1.8%
130Sterling County56,500+5%
133Harrison County56,200+2.9%
134Aransas County56,100+2.2%
134Crosby County56,100-4.8%
134Fisher County56,100+0.9%
134Lubbock County56,100-4.8%
134Winkler County56,100+2.9%
139Palo Pinto County56,000+12.2%
139Walker County56,000-7.1%
141Mitchell County55,900-0.2%
142Lavaca County55,800-1.4%
142Wharton County55,800+3.3%
144Dawson County55,700+16.5%
144Kent County55,700-1.1%
146Fannin County55,500-0.9%
146McLennan County55,500+7.4%
148Jeff Davis County55,300-0.9%
148Martin County55,300+5.5%
150Anderson County55,000+1.5%
151Moore County54,800-1.4%
152Crockett County54,700+1.7%
153Atascosa County54,600+3.8%
154Hopkins County54,400-0.9%
155Wood County54,300+1.5%
156Erath County53,900-1.6%
157Matagorda County53,700+1.7%
158Lynn County53,500+3.5%
158Navarro County53,500+0.8%
158Pecos County53,500+6.4%
161Hill County53,300-1.1%
161Milam County53,300+1.9%
161Swisher County53,300+8.3%
164Van Zandt County53,200-0.9%
165Dickens County53,000+2.1%
166Nolan County52,900+5.4%
167Briscoe County52,700+25.8%
167Brown County52,700+2.9%
169Haskell County52,600+2.1%
170Deaf Smith County52,400+0.2%
170Terrell County52,400+12.9%
172Mills County52,300+2.5%
173Dallam County52,000-4.6%
174Ward County51,800+1%
175Lamar County51,600-1.7%
176Stephens County51,500+5.5%
177Jasper County51,400+3.4%
178Bee County51,100+11.1%
179Titus County51,000+6.7%
180Comanche County50,8000%
180Karnes County50,800-4.9%
180Morris County50,800-1%
180Wilbarger County50,800+2%
184Edwards County50,400+7%
184Parmer County50,400+7.2%
184Refugio County50,400-8.4%
187Live Oak County50,300-7.4%
188Floyd County50,200+9.4%
188Kleberg County50,200-0.6%
190Jim Wells County50,100+10.6%
190Madison County50,100+2.9%
192Bailey County50,000-8.3%
192Bowie County50,000-6.2%
194Cherokee County49,900+3.7%
195Hale County49,800+2.3%
195Henderson County49,800-1.4%
197Hamilton County49,700-8.8%
198Nacogdoches County49,600-11.3%
199Newton County49,500+4.2%
200Cass County49,300+2.3%
201Trinity County49,100-3.3%
202Collingsworth County48,800+4.9%
203McCulloch County48,500-3.4%
204Cochran County48,400-0.6%
205Reeves County48,200+5.5%
206Runnels County48,000+1.5%
207El Paso County47,600+6.3%
208San Saba County47,500-3.8%
209Knox County47,400+2.2%
210Polk County47,100+6.3%
211Angelina County47,000+2.4%
211Red River County47,000-0.6%
213Terry County46,900-5.1%
213Val Verde County46,900+6.8%
215Gonzales County46,800-1.5%
216Menard County46,700-18.8%
217Camp County46,300+2%
217Houston County46,300-4.3%
219Marion County46,200+6.2%
220Culberson County45,800+5.3%
220Eastland County45,800-2.1%
220Shelby County45,800+5.3%
223Hall County45,700+18.1%
224Throckmorton County45,600-0.4%
225Lamb County45,500+3.4%
226Falls County44,800+1.1%
227Cottle County43,600-0.9%
227San Augustine County43,600+1.2%
229Foard County43,400+2.4%
229Frio County43,400+1.6%
229Jim Hogg County43,400+8%
232Tyler County43,300+0.2%
233Webb County43,200+10.8%
234Castro County43,100+1.2%
235Motley County42,500+3.7%
236Dimmit County41,300+18%
237Uvalde County41,200+2%
238Kinney County41,000+12.6%
239Coleman County40,600+7.7%
240Duval County40,100+3.6%
241Hardeman County40,000-6.5%
242Sabine County39,900+3.6%
243La Salle County39,600+10.9%
244Real County38,500+23.4%
245Hidalgo County37,500+7.1%
246Presidio County36,500+5.2%
247Maverick County35,700+5.3%
248Cameron County35,400-1.7%
249Willacy County33,900+18.9%
250Zapata County33,400+16.4%

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About this ranking

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.

How to cite

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/il15/Section8_Rev.xlsx. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

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U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Office of Policy Development and Research. (2015). HUD Section 8 income limits by county: area median family income, dollars (Counties in Texas by area median family income (HUD), 2015) [Data set]. Retrieved October 12, 2026, from https://www.huduser.gov/portal/datasets/il/il15/Section8_Rev.xlsx

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HUD Section 8 income limits by county: area median family income, dollars, Counties in Texas by area median family income (HUD), 2015. U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Office of Policy Development and Research, 10 Mar. 2015, https://www.huduser.gov/portal/datasets/il/il15/Section8_Rev.xlsx. Invokely, https://invokely.ai/rankings/hud-area-median-family-income/texas-counties?period=2015. Accessed 12 Oct. 2026.

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U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Office of Policy Development and Research. 2015. HUD Section 8 income limits by county: area median family income, dollars. Counties in Texas by area median family income (HUD), 2015. Dataset. Accessed October 12, 2026. https://www.huduser.gov/portal/datasets/il/il15/Section8_Rev.xlsx. Also distributed by Invokely, https://invokely.ai/rankings/hud-area-median-family-income/texas-counties?period=2015.

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U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Office of Policy Development and Research (2015) HUD Section 8 income limits by county: area median family income, dollars, Counties in Texas by area median family income (HUD), 2015 [Dataset]. Available at: https://www.huduser.gov/portal/datasets/il/il15/Section8_Rev.xlsx, via Invokely: https://invokely.ai/rankings/hud-area-median-family-income/texas-counties?period=2015 (Accessed: 12 October 2026).

BibTeX
@misc{department_counties_in_texas_by_2015,
  author = {{U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Office of Policy Development and Research}},
  title = {{HUD Section 8 income limits by county: area median family income, dollars: Counties in Texas by area median family income (HUD), 2015}},
  year = {2015},
  howpublished = {Data set},
  url = {https://www.huduser.gov/portal/datasets/il/il15/Section8_Rev.xlsx},
  urldate = {2026-10-12},
  note = {Accessed via Invokely, https://invokely.ai/rankings/hud-area-median-family-income/texas-counties?period=2015. Publisher attribution: 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/il15/Section8\_Rev.xlsx. Retrieved 2026-10-12.},
}
RIS
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TI  - HUD Section 8 income limits by county: area median family income, dollars: Counties in Texas by area median family income (HUD), 2015
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DA  - 2015/03/10
PB  - U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Office of Policy Development and Research
DB  - Invokely
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L2  - https://invokely.ai/rankings/hud-area-median-family-income/texas-counties?period=2015
Y2  - 2026/10/12
N1  - Accessed via Invokely, https://invokely.ai/rankings/hud-area-median-family-income/texas-counties?period=2015.
N1  - Publisher attribution: 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/il15/Section8_Rev.xlsx. Retrieved 2026-10-12.
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Which county has the highest area median family income (HUD)?

Glasscock County, with $105,600 in 2015, according to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Office of Policy Development and Research.

Which county has the lowest area median family income (HUD)?

Hudspeth County, with $27,700 in 2015.

Where does this ranking come from?

Every value comes from one source and one period, so the places are comparable: U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Office of Policy Development and Research, HUD Section 8 income limits by county: area median family income, dollars. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

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