Provinces of Spain by average net income per household

Name: Provinces of Spain by average net income per household, 2015
Creator: Instituto Nacional de Estadística
License: INE reuse terms (attribution required)

Madrid province had the highest average net income per household of 49 provinces in 2015, at €37,225. Cáceres province had the lowest, at €21,514. The median was €26,520. Source: the Instituto Nacional de Estadística.

Highest37,225Madrid province

Lowest21,514Cáceres province

Median26,52049 provinces

All provinces, 2015

CSV Chart (SVG)

EUR. Source: INE. Retrieved 2026-10-07.

Full ranking

Rank	Provinces	2015 EUR
1	Madrid province	37,225
2	Ceuta province	35,577
3	Melilla province	35,196
4	Biscay province	34,177
5	Barcelona province	33,620
6	Balearic Islands province	30,921
7	Zaragoza province	30,105
8	Girona province	29,514
9	Valladolid province	28,899
10	Burgos province	28,822
11	Guadalajara province	28,449
12	Huesca province	28,357
13	Lleida province	28,202
14	Cantabria province	28,197
15	Tarragona province	28,105
16	Asturias province	27,986
17	A Coruña province	27,947
18	Soria province	27,859
19	La Rioja province	27,471
20	Teruel province	27,027
21	Palencia province	26,887
22	Pontevedra province	26,877
23	Valencia province	26,655
24	Segovia province	26,594
25	Las Palmas province	26,520
26	León province	26,141
27	Murcia province	25,819
28	Castellón province	25,493
29	Seville province	25,099
30	Salamanca province	25,002
31	Lugo province	24,946
32	Santa Cruz de Tenerife province	24,738
33	Albacete province	24,100
34	Ourense province	23,787
35	Toledo province	23,767
36	Cádiz province	23,560
37	Ciudad Real province	23,119
38	Málaga province	23,102
39	Granada province	23,018
40	Córdoba province	22,879
41	Zamora province	22,664
42	Huelva province	22,595
43	Alicante province	22,536
44	Ávila province	22,442
45	Cuenca province	22,415
46	Almería province	22,039
47	Badajoz province	21,824
48	Jaén province	21,789
49	Cáceres province	21,514

Other periods

About this ranking

Average annual net income per household (INE household income distribution atlas).

Every value in the ranking comes from the same publisher and the same period, so the provinces are compared on one definition. 3 provinces with data in other periods have no value for 2015 and are left out rather than filled from another source. Equal values share a rank.

How to cite

Instituto Nacional de Estadística (INE). Atlas de distribución de renta de los hogares: renta neta media por hogar (tabla 53689). https://www.ine.es/jaxiT3/Tabla.htm?t=53689. Retrieved 2026-10-07.

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Questions

Which province has the highest average net income per household?

Madrid province, with €37,225 in 2015, according to the Instituto Nacional de Estadística.

Which province has the lowest average net income per household?

Cáceres province, with €21,514 in 2015.

Where does this ranking come from?

Every value comes from one source and one period, so the places are comparable: Instituto Nacional de Estadística, Atlas de distribución de renta de los hogares: renta neta media por hogar (tabla 53689). Retrieved 2026-10-07. 3 provinces have no value for 2015 and are not ranked.