Counties in Georgia by median household income

Forsyth County had the highest median household income of 159 counties in 2022, at $131,660. Randolph County had the lowest, at $24,638. The median was $53,350 and the figure for Georgia was $71,355. Source: the U.S. Census Bureau.

Highest131,660Forsyth County
Lowest24,638Randolph County
Median53,350159 counties
Georgia71,355History

Top 40 counties, 2022

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Forsyth CountyForsyth County: 131,660 USD131,660Oconee CountyOconee County: 116,221 USD116,221Fayette CountyFayette County: 105,910 USD105,910Cherokee CountyCherokee County: 100,824 USD100,824Cobb CountyCobb County: 94,244 USD94,244Columbia CountyColumbia County: 92,571 USD92,571Bryan CountyBryan County: 90,627 USD90,627Coweta CountyCoweta County: 90,031 USD90,031Paulding CountyPaulding County: 89,237 USD89,237Fulton CountyFulton County: 86,267 USD86,267Harris CountyHarris County: 85,936 USD85,936Dawson CountyDawson County: 84,516 USD84,516Pike CountyPike County: 83,866 USD83,866Lee CountyLee County: 83,632 USD83,632Gwinnett CountyGwinnett County: 82,296 USD82,296Jackson CountyJackson County: 82,056 USD82,056Morgan CountyMorgan County: 81,524 USD81,524Henry CountyHenry County: 79,663 USD79,663Effingham CountyEffingham County: 79,474 USD79,474Walton CountyWalton County: 79,425 USD79,425Greene CountyGreene County: 77,527 USD77,527Houston CountyHouston County: 76,968 USD76,968Douglas CountyDouglas County: 76,930 USD76,930DeKalb CountyDeKalb County: 76,044 USD76,044Barrow CountyBarrow County: 75,053 USD75,053Monroe CountyMonroe County: 74,867 USD74,867Bartow CountyBartow County: 74,812 USD74,812Hall CountyHall County: 74,153 USD74,153Pickens CountyPickens County: 72,558 USD72,558Newton CountyNewton County: 70,732 USD70,732Gilmer CountyGilmer County: 70,334 USD70,334Banks CountyBanks County: 69,096 USD69,096Rockdale CountyRockdale County: 68,999 USD68,999Catoosa CountyCatoosa County: 68,896 USD68,896Camden CountyCamden County: 68,104 USD68,104Lumpkin CountyLumpkin County: 67,592 USD67,592Carroll CountyCarroll County: 66,895 USD66,895Oglethorpe CountyOglethorpe County: 66,672 USD66,672Jones CountyJones County: 66,288 USD66,288White CountyWhite County: 66,256 USD66,256
USD. Source: U.S. Census Bureau. Retrieved 2026-10-08.

Full ranking

RankCounties2022
USD
Change on 2021
1Forsyth County131,660+8.8%
2Oconee County116,221+9.5%
3Fayette County105,910+10.2%
4Cherokee County100,824+11.2%
5Cobb County94,244+9.6%
6Columbia County92,571+7.7%
7Bryan County90,627+11.8%
8Coweta County90,031+7.8%
9Paulding County89,237+11.2%
10Fulton County86,267+11.1%
11Harris County85,936+4.5%
12Dawson County84,516+8.9%
13Pike County83,866+10.1%
14Lee County83,632+11.6%
15Gwinnett County82,296+8.5%
16Jackson County82,056+11.7%
17Morgan County81,524+14.8%
18Henry County79,663+8.4%
19Effingham County79,474+10%
20Walton County79,425+10.8%
21Greene County77,527+17.9%
22Houston County76,968+9.5%
23Douglas County76,930+13.6%
24DeKalb County76,044+9.5%
25Barrow County75,053+9.8%
26Monroe County74,867+11.5%
27Bartow County74,812+14.1%
28Hall County74,153+9.7%
29Pickens County72,558+1.3%
30Newton County70,732+9.2%
31Gilmer County70,334+16.2%
32Banks County69,096+19.4%
33Rockdale County68,999+7.4%
34Catoosa County68,896+9.9%
35Camden County68,104+10.5%
36Lumpkin County67,592+5.3%
37Carroll County66,895+7%
38Oglethorpe County66,672+13.4%
39Jones County66,288+7.4%
40White County66,256+2.4%
41Chatham County66,171+8.4%
42Glynn County65,970+8.5%
43Haralson County65,940+14.2%
44Lamar County64,966+20.8%
45Heard County62,965+13.2%
46Hart County61,765+13.3%
47Habersham County61,292+8.1%
48Echols County61,184+35.5%
49Peach County60,940+14.5%
50Putnam County60,825+9.1%
51Murray County60,617+12.6%
52Glascock County60,469+13.8%
53Butts County60,076+12.1%
54Union County59,783+13.9%
55Whitfield County59,659+13.8%
56Dade County59,531+24.9%
57Floyd County57,868+10.5%
58Gordon County57,555+13.9%
59Jasper County57,374+9.7%
60Spalding County57,367+10.4%
61Rabun County57,261+17.7%
62Crawford County56,948+7.2%
63Long County56,819+7.7%
64Worth County56,496+3.1%
65Clayton County56,207+8.2%
66Bleckley County56,021+14.8%
67Thomas County55,958+7%
68Towns County55,574+4.7%
69Evans County55,222+12%
70Liberty County55,149+9%
71Pierce County54,861+8%
72Fannin County54,857+10.1%
73McDuffie County54,752+7.9%
74Baldwin County54,699+8.5%
75Muscogee County54,561+8%
76Dooly County54,109+36.5%
77Bulloch County53,675+6.1%
78Madison County53,626+3.4%
79Troup County53,599+9.3%
80Clinch County53,350+11.7%
81Schley County53,274+5.3%
82Chattahoochee County52,943+5.8%
83Stephens County52,901+5.4%
84Lowndes County52,821+8.5%
85Franklin County52,597+6%
86Tift County52,561+13.7%
87Meriwether County52,392+12%
88Walker County52,276+7.5%
89Miller County52,132+0.3%
90Polk County51,956+6.1%
91Grady County51,929+8.8%
92Tattnall County51,868+3.8%
93Wilkes County51,780+18.1%
94McIntosh County51,262+2.6%
95Lincoln County50,754+15.1%
96Richmond County50,605+9.4%
97Twiggs County50,446+10.1%
98Burke County50,321+5.2%
99Screven County49,941+15.7%
100Wayne County49,847+10.5%
101Montgomery County49,138+0.9%
102Bibb County48,897+11.5%
103Marion County48,836+3.4%
104Upson County48,740+12.7%
105Clarke County48,692+10.5%
106Berrien County48,670+8.4%
107Calhoun County48,663+11.7%
108Coffee County48,398+8.9%
109Early County48,355+21.9%
110Elbert County48,190+20.8%
111Talbot County48,065+18%
112Emanuel County47,905+11.7%
113Johnson County47,796+3.2%
114Crisp County47,463+14.1%
115Decatur County47,383+5%
116Toombs County47,310+10.1%
117Colquitt County47,235+13.5%
118Jefferson County46,865+11%
119Laurens County46,776+10.5%
120Wilcox County46,759+12.9%
121Cook County46,706+2.2%
122Irwin County46,383+9.6%
123Dodge County46,091+11.4%
124Seminole County46,063+13.5%
125Mitchell County45,966+5.8%
126Taliaferro County45,881+15.7%
127Charlton County45,770+0.6%
128Dougherty County45,640+8.1%
129Candler County45,519+23.8%
130Baker County45,417+35.9%
131Warren County45,091+20.9%
132Ware County44,138+12%
133Bacon County43,938+8.8%
134Washington County43,810+11.3%
135Chattooga County43,556+14.8%
136Terrell County43,507+11.9%
137Appling County43,268+9.3%
138Clay County43,264+20.5%
139Stewart County43,094+10.4%
140Pulaski County42,545-5.3%
141Brooks County42,263+6.3%
142Telfair County41,801-2.7%
143Jeff Davis County41,780+5.3%
144Wilkinson County40,757+17.5%
145Taylor County40,727+12.2%
146Brantley County40,166+5.1%
147Lanier County39,971+17.7%
148Turner County39,666+10.7%
149Sumter County38,899+6%
150Quitman County38,889+23.1%
151Treutlen County38,641+9%
152Ben Hill County38,255+11%
153Atkinson County38,007+6.3%
154Wheeler County36,354+35.8%
155Webster County35,000+9.1%
156Macon County33,960+2.4%
157Hancock County31,767-6.4%
158Jenkins County31,463+8.3%
159Randolph County24,638-14.7%

Other periods

About this ranking

Household income in the past 12 months at the middle of the distribution, in US dollars adjusted to the last year of the period. United States: American Community Survey five-year estimate, where the period shown is the last year of the five-year span.

US dollars. For Spanish places use net_income_per_household (average, EUR).

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. Census Bureau. American Community Survey 5-year estimates, table B19013: median household income in the past 12 months. https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/acs/summary_file/2022/table-based-SF/data/5YRData/acsdt5y2022-b19013.dat. Retrieved 2026-10-08.

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Which county has the highest median household income?

Forsyth County, with $131,660 in 2022, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.

Which county has the lowest median household income?

Randolph County, with $24,638 in 2022.

Where does this ranking come from?

Every value comes from one source and one period, so the places are comparable: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates, table B19013: median household income in the past 12 months. Retrieved 2026-10-08.

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