Counties in Minnesota by median household income (US single-year estimate)

Carver County had the highest median household income (US single-year estimate) of 87 counties in 2023, at $129,437. Mahnomen County had the lowest, at $54,177. The median was $71,573 and the figure for Minnesota was $85,070. Source: the U.S. Census Bureau.

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Highest129,437Carver County
Lowest54,177Mahnomen County
Median71,57387 counties
Minnesota85,070History

Map of counties, 2023

Aitkin County: 59,844 USDAnoka County: 96,661 USDBecker County: 71,719 USDBeltrami County: 65,855 USDBenton County: 74,677 USDBig Stone County: 62,245 USDBlue Earth County: 67,236 USDBrown County: 71,884 USDCarlton County: 75,512 USDCarver County: 129,437 USDCass County: 61,490 USDChippewa County: 75,774 USDChisago County: 91,338 USDClay County: 72,172 USDClearwater County: 62,435 USDCook County: 62,435 USDCottonwood County: 63,898 USDCrow Wing County: 74,540 USDDakota County: 100,012 USDDodge County: 87,661 USDDouglas County: 76,508 USDFaribault County: 65,264 USDFillmore County: 69,157 USDFreeborn County: 66,215 USDGoodhue County: 83,979 USDGrant County: 72,935 USDHennepin County: 93,642 USDHouston County: 77,043 USDHubbard County: 72,166 USDIsanti County: 85,799 USDItasca County: 65,386 USDJackson County: 72,413 USDKanabec County: 70,384 USDKandiyohi County: 69,160 USDKittson County: 72,224 USDKoochiching County: 64,009 USDLac qui Parle County: 67,947 USDLake County: 71,573 USDLake of the Woods County: 65,778 USDLe Sueur County: 78,885 USDLincoln County: 65,021 USDLyon County: 69,161 USDMcLeod County: 75,691 USDMahnomen County: 54,177 USDMarshall County: 69,843 USDMartin County: 59,843 USDMeeker County: 75,351 USDMille Lacs County: 70,512 USDMorrison County: 68,639 USDMower County: 66,578 USDMurray County: 74,801 USDNicollet County: 74,482 USDNobles County: 63,576 USDNorman County: 62,716 USDOlmsted County: 89,431 USDOtter Tail County: 69,107 USDPennington County: 73,104 USDPine County: 69,619 USDPipestone County: 69,117 USDPolk County: 68,136 USDPope County: 64,480 USDRamsey County: 77,764 USDRed Lake County: 70,019 USDRedwood County: 71,012 USDRenville County: 70,098 USDRice County: 81,824 USDRock County: 71,923 USDRoseau County: 74,057 USDSt. Louis County: 67,311 USDScott County: 111,370 USDSherburne County: 101,487 USDSibley County: 76,019 USDStearns County: 75,116 USDSteele County: 78,500 USDStevens County: 74,512 USDSwift County: 69,245 USDTodd County: 60,951 USDTraverse County: 67,634 USDWabasha County: 81,349 USDWadena County: 55,449 USDWaseca County: 70,833 USDWashington County: 111,118 USDWatonwan County: 64,868 USDWilkin County: 75,073 USDWinona County: 71,907 USDWright County: 104,303 USDYellow Medicine County: 69,009 USD
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USD, 2023. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Small Area Income and Poverty Estimates (SAIPE): median household income, nation, states and counties. Boundaries: U.S. Census Bureau cartographic boundary files.

Top 40 counties, 2023

Carver County: 129,437 USDCarver County129,437Scott County: 111,370 USDScott County111,370Washington County: 111,118 USDWashington County111,118Wright County: 104,303 USDWright County104,303Sherburne County: 101,487 USDSherburne County101,487Dakota County: 100,012 USDDakota County100,012Anoka County: 96,661 USDAnoka County96,661Hennepin County: 93,642 USDHennepin County93,642Chisago County: 91,338 USDChisago County91,338Olmsted County: 89,431 USDOlmsted County89,431Dodge County: 87,661 USDDodge County87,661Isanti County: 85,799 USDIsanti County85,799Goodhue County: 83,979 USDGoodhue County83,979Rice County: 81,824 USDRice County81,824Wabasha County: 81,349 USDWabasha County81,349Le Sueur County: 78,885 USDLe Sueur County78,885Steele County: 78,500 USDSteele County78,500Ramsey County: 77,764 USDRamsey County77,764Houston County: 77,043 USDHouston County77,043Douglas County: 76,508 USDDouglas County76,508Sibley County: 76,019 USDSibley County76,019Chippewa County: 75,774 USDChippewa County75,774McLeod County: 75,691 USDMcLeod County75,691Carlton County: 75,512 USDCarlton County75,512Meeker County: 75,351 USDMeeker County75,351Stearns County: 75,116 USDStearns County75,116Wilkin County: 75,073 USDWilkin County75,073Murray County: 74,801 USDMurray County74,801Benton County: 74,677 USDBenton County74,677Crow Wing County: 74,540 USDCrow Wing County74,540Stevens County: 74,512 USDStevens County74,512Nicollet County: 74,482 USDNicollet County74,482Roseau County: 74,057 USDRoseau County74,057Pennington County: 73,104 USDPennington County73,104Grant County: 72,935 USDGrant County72,935Jackson County: 72,413 USDJackson County72,413Kittson County: 72,224 USDKittson County72,224Clay County: 72,172 USDClay County72,172Hubbard County: 72,166 USDHubbard County72,166Rock County: 71,923 USDRock County71,923Carver County: 129,437 USDCarver County129,437Scott County: 111,370 USDScott County111,370Washington County: 111,118 USDWashington County111,118Wright County: 104,303 USDWright County104,303Sherburne County: 101,487 USDSherburne County101,487Dakota County: 100,012 USDDakota County100,012Anoka County: 96,661 USDAnoka County96,661Hennepin County: 93,642 USDHennepin County93,642Chisago County: 91,338 USDChisago County91,338Olmsted County: 89,431 USDOlmsted County89,431Dodge County: 87,661 USDDodge County87,661Isanti County: 85,799 USDIsanti County85,799Goodhue County: 83,979 USDGoodhue County83,979Rice County: 81,824 USDRice County81,824Wabasha County: 81,349 USDWabasha County81,349Le Sueur County: 78,885 USDLe Sueur County78,885Steele County: 78,500 USDSteele County78,500Ramsey County: 77,764 USDRamsey County77,764Houston County: 77,043 USDHouston County77,043Douglas County: 76,508 USDDouglas County76,508Sibley County: 76,019 USDSibley County76,019Chippewa County: 75,774 USDChippewa County75,774McLeod County: 75,691 USDMcLeod County75,691Carlton County: 75,512 USDCarlton County75,512Meeker County: 75,351 USDMeeker County75,351Stearns County: 75,116 USDStearns County75,116Wilkin County: 75,073 USDWilkin County75,073Murray County: 74,801 USDMurray County74,801Benton County: 74,677 USDBenton County74,677Crow Wing County: 74,540 USDCrow Wing County74,540Stevens County: 74,512 USDStevens County74,512Nicollet County: 74,482 USDNicollet County74,482Roseau County: 74,057 USDRoseau County74,057Pennington County: 73,104 USDPennington County73,104Grant County: 72,935 USDGrant County72,935Jackson County: 72,413 USDJackson County72,413Kittson County: 72,224 USDKittson County72,224Clay County: 72,172 USDClay County72,172Hubbard County: 72,166 USDHubbard County72,166Rock County: 71,923 USDRock County71,923
USD. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Small Area Income and Poverty Estimates (SAIPE): median household income, nation, states and counties. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

Full ranking

RankCounties2023
USD
Change on 2022
1Carver County129,437+10.1%
2Scott County111,370-3.7%
3Washington County111,118+3.2%
4Wright County104,303+9.5%
5Sherburne County101,487+3.6%
6Dakota County100,012+2.3%
7Anoka County96,661+4.8%
8Hennepin County93,642+4.7%
9Chisago County91,338-7%
10Olmsted County89,431+1.6%
11Dodge County87,661-1.5%
12Isanti County85,799+3.1%
13Goodhue County83,979+2.3%
14Rice County81,824+5%
15Wabasha County81,349+3%
16Le Sueur County78,885-9.2%
17Steele County78,500+4%
18Ramsey County77,764+3.6%
19Houston County77,043+1.1%
20Douglas County76,508+4.1%
21Sibley County76,019+0.6%
22Chippewa County75,774+22.5%
23McLeod County75,691-6.4%
24Carlton County75,512-3.8%
25Meeker County75,351-1.5%
26Stearns County75,116+3.8%
27Wilkin County75,073+4.4%
28Murray County74,801+8.9%
29Benton County74,677+4.5%
30Crow Wing County74,540+10.6%
31Stevens County74,512+7.7%
32Nicollet County74,482-4.6%
33Roseau County74,057+3.2%
34Pennington County73,104-4.3%
35Grant County72,935+6.7%
36Jackson County72,413+8.6%
37Kittson County72,224+10.7%
38Clay County72,172-9.1%
39Hubbard County72,166+6.4%
40Rock County71,923+3%
41Winona County71,907+9.4%
42Brown County71,884+12.2%
43Becker County71,719+6.3%
44Lake County71,573-2.9%
45Redwood County71,012+6.7%
46Waseca County70,833-1%
47Mille Lacs County70,512+8%
48Kanabec County70,384+1.1%
49Renville County70,098+5.3%
50Red Lake County70,019-5.5%
51Marshall County69,843-1.1%
52Pine County69,619+6.9%
53Swift County69,245+3.1%
54Lyon County69,161-2.5%
55Kandiyohi County69,160-4.3%
56Fillmore County69,157-4%
57Pipestone County69,117+5.5%
58Otter Tail County69,107+6.2%
59Yellow Medicine County69,009+2.2%
60Morrison County68,639+6.3%
61Polk County68,136-2%
62Lac qui Parle County67,947+0.6%
63Traverse County67,634+5.8%
64St. Louis County67,311+6.6%
65Blue Earth County67,236-1.5%
66Mower County66,578-3.1%
67Freeborn County66,215+0.9%
68Beltrami County65,855+10%
69Lake of the Woods County65,778+5.8%
70Itasca County65,386-2.3%
71Faribault County65,264-3%
72Lincoln County65,021+0.2%
73Watonwan County64,868+5.8%
74Pope County64,480-6.4%
75Koochiching County64,009+1.5%
76Cottonwood County63,898+6.5%
77Nobles County63,576-2.8%
78Norman County62,716-2.5%
79Clearwater County62,435-3.5%
79Cook County62,435-9.9%
81Big Stone County62,245+7.7%
82Cass County61,490-8.4%
83Todd County60,951-8.1%
84Aitkin County59,844+1.3%
85Martin County59,843-3%
86Wadena County55,449-3.6%
87Mahnomen County54,177+2.4%

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Household income at the middle of the distribution for one year, in US dollars of that year. United States: Census Bureau Small Area Income and Poverty Estimates (SAIPE) for the nation, states and counties.

A model-based estimate that combines the one-year American Community Survey with federal tax records and other administrative data, so every county gets a figure for a single year. The national figure is the one-year ACS estimate. Not adjusted for inflation between years. The Census Bureau advises comparing years from 2006 on only. For the five-year ACS median, which also covers cities, use median_household_income.

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. Census Bureau. Small Area Income and Poverty Estimates (SAIPE): median household income, nation, states and counties. https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/saipe/datasets/2023/2023-state-and-county/est23all.txt. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

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U.S. Census Bureau. (2026). Small Area Income and Poverty Estimates (SAIPE): median household income, nation, states and counties (Counties in Minnesota by median household income (US single-year estimate), 2023) [Data set]. Retrieved October 12, 2026, from https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/saipe/datasets/2023/2023-state-and-county/est23all.txt

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Small Area Income and Poverty Estimates (SAIPE): median household income, nation, states and counties, Counties in Minnesota by median household income (US single-year estimate), 2023. U.S. Census Bureau, 27 Jan. 2026, https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/saipe/datasets/2023/2023-state-and-county/est23all.txt. Invokely, https://invokely.ai/rankings/median-household-income-single-year-us/minnesota-counties?period=2023. Accessed 12 Oct. 2026.

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U.S. Census Bureau (2026) Small Area Income and Poverty Estimates (SAIPE): median household income, nation, states and counties, Counties in Minnesota by median household income (US single-year estimate), 2023 [Dataset]. Available at: https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/saipe/datasets/2023/2023-state-and-county/est23all.txt, via Invokely: https://invokely.ai/rankings/median-household-income-single-year-us/minnesota-counties?period=2023 (Accessed: 12 October 2026).

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Which county has the highest median household income (US single-year estimate)?

Carver County, with $129,437 in 2023, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.

Which county has the lowest median household income (US single-year estimate)?

Mahnomen County, with $54,177 in 2023.

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