Provinces of Spain by average net income per person

Name: Provinces of Spain by average net income per person, 2018
Creator: Instituto Nacional de Estadística
License: INE reuse terms (attribution required)

Gipuzkoa province had the highest average net income per person of 50 provinces in 2018, at €15,891. Almería province had the lowest, at €9,072. The median was €11,455. Source: the Instituto Nacional de Estadística.

Highest15,891Gipuzkoa province

Lowest9,072Almería province

Median11,45550 provinces

All provinces, 2018

CSV Chart (SVG)

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

Full ranking

Rank	Provinces	2018 EUR	Change on 2017
1	Gipuzkoa province	15,891	+3.4%
2	Madrid province	15,153	+4.8%
3	Biscay province	15,047	+3%
4	Barcelona province	14,198	+4.2%
5	Burgos province	13,316	+4.8%
6	Zaragoza province	13,063	+3.7%
7	Asturias province	12,923	+3.5%
8	Soria province	12,907	+4.3%
9	Valladolid province	12,905	+4.1%
10	Balearic Islands province	12,893	+4.8%
11	Palencia province	12,525	+4.2%
12	Huesca province	12,513	+4.7%
13	La Rioja province	12,460	+4.6%
14	Cantabria province	12,389	+4.3%
15	Girona province	12,355	+4.3%
16	León province	12,222	+4.4%
17	A Coruña province	12,207	+4.3%
18	Lleida province	12,124	+4.3%
19	Guadalajara province	12,083	+4.2%
20	Tarragona province	12,011	+4.4%
21	Teruel province	11,991	+4.9%
22	Segovia province	11,922	+4.8%
23	Salamanca province	11,762	+4.3%
24	Valencia province	11,634	+5.4%
25	Castellón province	11,461	+4.6%
26	Ceuta province	11,448	+6.3%
27	Lugo province	11,335	+4.2%
28	Ourense province	11,230	+4.7%
29	Pontevedra province	11,220	+4.6%
30	Zamora province	10,971	+5.2%
31	Melilla province	10,925	+5.9%
32	Las Palmas province	10,862	+5.2%
33	Ávila province	10,822	+5.2%
34	Albacete province	10,351	+5.1%
35	Santa Cruz de Tenerife province	10,233	+5.1%
36	Cuenca province	10,212	+5%
37	Seville province	10,083	+5.2%
38	Cáceres province	10,009	+4.9%
39	Ciudad Real province	10,001	+5.5%
40	Toledo province	9,955	+4.7%
41	Murcia province	9,948	+4.5%
42	Granada province	9,885	+4.7%
43	Málaga province	9,832	+5.6%
44	Alicante province	9,736	+4.5%
45	Córdoba province	9,710	+4.5%
46	Cádiz province	9,509	+5.3%
47	Badajoz province	9,417	+5%
47	Jaén province	9,417	+4.1%
49	Huelva province	9,416	+5.2%
50	Almería province	9,072	+5.9%

Other periods

About this ranking

Average annual net income per person, from tax and social security records (INE household income distribution atlas). Reference year is the income year.

Every value in the ranking comes from the same publisher and the same period, so the provinces are compared on one definition. 2 provinces with data in other periods have no value for 2018 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 persona (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 person?

Gipuzkoa province, with €15,891 in 2018, according to the Instituto Nacional de Estadística.

Which province has the lowest average net income per person?

Almería province, with €9,072 in 2018.

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 persona (tabla 53689). Retrieved 2026-10-07. 2 provinces have no value for 2018 and are not ranked.