Counties in West Virginia by per capita personal income

Ohio County had the highest per capita personal income of 55 counties in 2023, at $67,571. Webster County had the lowest, at $34,842. The median was $48,253 and the figure for West Virginia was $52,526. Source: the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

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Highest67,571Ohio County
Lowest34,842Webster County
Median48,25355 counties
West Virginia52,526History

Map of counties, 2023

Barbour County: 42,850 USDBerkeley County: 54,106 USDBoone County: 44,861 USDBraxton County: 42,883 USDBrooke County: 52,499 USDCabell County: 54,316 USDCalhoun County: 44,877 USDClay County: 41,629 USDDoddridge County: 40,668 USDFayette County: 48,253 USDGilmer County: 38,394 USDGrant County: 48,290 USDGreenbrier County: 50,468 USDHampshire County: 46,580 USDHancock County: 53,765 USDHardy County: 43,495 USDHarrison County: 63,510 USDJackson County: 48,915 USDJefferson County: 66,662 USDKanawha County: 60,979 USDLewis County: 46,133 USDLincoln County: 39,467 USDLogan County: 47,522 USDMcDowell County: 36,880 USDMarion County: 51,853 USDMarshall County: 51,416 USDMason County: 44,420 USDMercer County: 48,452 USDMineral County: 49,795 USDMingo County: 41,131 USDMonongalia County: 58,800 USDMonroe County: 42,820 USDMorgan County: 46,774 USDNicholas County: 44,561 USDOhio County: 67,571 USDPendleton County: 53,199 USDPleasants County: 54,181 USDPocahontas County: 54,318 USDPreston County: 44,248 USDPutnam County: 58,052 USDRaleigh County: 53,204 USDRandolph County: 48,692 USDRitchie County: 56,202 USDRoane County: 41,650 USDSummers County: 46,368 USDTaylor County: 52,663 USDTucker County: 59,250 USDTyler County: 60,852 USDUpshur County: 46,034 USDWayne County: 44,689 USDWebster County: 34,842 USDWetzel County: 47,405 USDWirt County: 44,856 USDWood County: 58,862 USDWyoming County: 38,591 USD
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USD, 2023. Source: BEA, CAINC1: county annual personal income summary, per capita personal income, current dollars, individual counties and county equivalents. Boundaries: U.S. Census Bureau cartographic boundary files.

All counties, 2023

Ohio County: 67,571 USDOhio County67,571Jefferson County: 66,662 USDJefferson County66,662Harrison County: 63,510 USDHarrison County63,510Kanawha County: 60,979 USDKanawha County60,979Tyler County: 60,852 USDTyler County60,852Tucker County: 59,250 USDTucker County59,250Wood County: 58,862 USDWood County58,862Monongalia County: 58,800 USDMonongalia County58,800Putnam County: 58,052 USDPutnam County58,052Ritchie County: 56,202 USDRitchie County56,202Pocahontas County: 54,318 USDPocahontas County54,318Cabell County: 54,316 USDCabell County54,316Pleasants County: 54,181 USDPleasants County54,181Berkeley County: 54,106 USDBerkeley County54,106Hancock County: 53,765 USDHancock County53,765Raleigh County: 53,204 USDRaleigh County53,204Pendleton County: 53,199 USDPendleton County53,199Taylor County: 52,663 USDTaylor County52,663Brooke County: 52,499 USDBrooke County52,499Marion County: 51,853 USDMarion County51,853Marshall County: 51,416 USDMarshall County51,416Greenbrier County: 50,468 USDGreenbrier County50,468Mineral County: 49,795 USDMineral County49,795Jackson County: 48,915 USDJackson County48,915Randolph County: 48,692 USDRandolph County48,692Mercer County: 48,452 USDMercer County48,452Grant County: 48,290 USDGrant County48,290Fayette County: 48,253 USDFayette County48,253Logan County: 47,522 USDLogan County47,522Wetzel County: 47,405 USDWetzel County47,405Morgan County: 46,774 USDMorgan County46,774Hampshire County: 46,580 USDHampshire County46,580Summers County: 46,368 USDSummers County46,368Lewis County: 46,133 USDLewis County46,133Upshur County: 46,034 USDUpshur County46,034Calhoun County: 44,877 USDCalhoun County44,877Boone County: 44,861 USDBoone County44,861Wirt County: 44,856 USDWirt County44,856Wayne County: 44,689 USDWayne County44,689Nicholas County: 44,561 USDNicholas County44,561Mason County: 44,420 USDMason County44,420Preston County: 44,248 USDPreston County44,248Hardy County: 43,495 USDHardy County43,495Braxton County: 42,883 USDBraxton County42,883Barbour County: 42,850 USDBarbour County42,850Monroe County: 42,820 USDMonroe County42,820Roane County: 41,650 USDRoane County41,650Clay County: 41,629 USDClay County41,629Mingo County: 41,131 USDMingo County41,131Doddridge County: 40,668 USDDoddridge County40,668Lincoln County: 39,467 USDLincoln County39,467Wyoming County: 38,591 USDWyoming County38,591Gilmer County: 38,394 USDGilmer County38,394McDowell County: 36,880 USDMcDowell County36,880Webster County: 34,842 USDWebster County34,842Ohio County: 67,571 USDOhio County67,571Jefferson County: 66,662 USDJefferson County66,662Harrison County: 63,510 USDHarrison County63,510Kanawha County: 60,979 USDKanawha County60,979Tyler County: 60,852 USDTyler County60,852Tucker County: 59,250 USDTucker County59,250Wood County: 58,862 USDWood County58,862Monongalia County: 58,800 USDMonongalia County58,800Putnam County: 58,052 USDPutnam County58,052Ritchie County: 56,202 USDRitchie County56,202Pocahontas County: 54,318 USDPocahontas County54,318Cabell County: 54,316 USDCabell County54,316Pleasants County: 54,181 USDPleasants County54,181Berkeley County: 54,106 USDBerkeley County54,106Hancock County: 53,765 USDHancock County53,765Raleigh County: 53,204 USDRaleigh County53,204Pendleton County: 53,199 USDPendleton County53,199Taylor County: 52,663 USDTaylor County52,663Brooke County: 52,499 USDBrooke County52,499Marion County: 51,853 USDMarion County51,853Marshall County: 51,416 USDMarshall County51,416Greenbrier County: 50,468 USDGreenbrier County50,468Mineral County: 49,795 USDMineral County49,795Jackson County: 48,915 USDJackson County48,915Randolph County: 48,692 USDRandolph County48,692Mercer County: 48,452 USDMercer County48,452Grant County: 48,290 USDGrant County48,290Fayette County: 48,253 USDFayette County48,253Logan County: 47,522 USDLogan County47,522Wetzel County: 47,405 USDWetzel County47,405Morgan County: 46,774 USDMorgan County46,774Hampshire County: 46,580 USDHampshire County46,580Summers County: 46,368 USDSummers County46,368Lewis County: 46,133 USDLewis County46,133Upshur County: 46,034 USDUpshur County46,034Calhoun County: 44,877 USDCalhoun County44,877Boone County: 44,861 USDBoone County44,861Wirt County: 44,856 USDWirt County44,856Wayne County: 44,689 USDWayne County44,689Nicholas County: 44,561 USDNicholas County44,561Mason County: 44,420 USDMason County44,420Preston County: 44,248 USDPreston County44,248Hardy County: 43,495 USDHardy County43,495Braxton County: 42,883 USDBraxton County42,883Barbour County: 42,850 USDBarbour County42,850Monroe County: 42,820 USDMonroe County42,820Roane County: 41,650 USDRoane County41,650Clay County: 41,629 USDClay County41,629Mingo County: 41,131 USDMingo County41,131Doddridge County: 40,668 USDDoddridge County40,668Lincoln County: 39,467 USDLincoln County39,467Wyoming County: 38,591 USDWyoming County38,591Gilmer County: 38,394 USDGilmer County38,394McDowell County: 36,880 USDMcDowell County36,880Webster County: 34,842 USDWebster County34,842
USD. Source: BEA, CAINC1: county annual personal income summary, per capita personal income, current dollars, individual counties and county equivalents. Retrieved 2026-10-11.

Full ranking

RankCounties2023
USD
Change on 2022
1Ohio County67,571+5.3%
2Jefferson County66,662+6.1%
3Harrison County63,510+5.9%
4Kanawha County60,979+5.4%
5Tyler County60,852-0.5%
6Tucker County59,250+7.1%
7Wood County58,862+4.8%
8Monongalia County58,800+5.9%
9Putnam County58,052+6.6%
10Ritchie County56,202+2.1%
11Pocahontas County54,318+5.6%
12Cabell County54,316+6.5%
13Pleasants County54,181+7%
14Berkeley County54,106+5.2%
15Hancock County53,765+4.9%
16Raleigh County53,204+7.6%
17Pendleton County53,199-3.3%
18Taylor County52,663+6.1%
19Brooke County52,499+3.3%
20Marion County51,853+3.8%
21Marshall County51,416+2.6%
22Greenbrier County50,468+6.6%
23Mineral County49,795+4.3%
24Jackson County48,915+5.8%
25Randolph County48,692+6%
26Mercer County48,452+6.7%
27Grant County48,290+0.9%
28Fayette County48,253+6.8%
29Logan County47,522+6.2%
30Wetzel County47,405+2.1%
31Morgan County46,774+6.5%
32Hampshire County46,580+3.5%
33Summers County46,368+6.2%
34Lewis County46,133+4.6%
35Upshur County46,034+9.2%
36Calhoun County44,877+8.1%
37Boone County44,861+7.3%
38Wirt County44,856+8.8%
39Wayne County44,689+6%
40Nicholas County44,561+8.8%
41Mason County44,420+6.5%
42Preston County44,248+4.6%
43Hardy County43,495-4.3%
44Braxton County42,883+5.8%
45Barbour County42,850+3.3%
46Monroe County42,820+5.9%
47Roane County41,650+5.4%
48Clay County41,629+6.2%
49Mingo County41,131+7.1%
50Doddridge County40,668+3.5%
51Lincoln County39,467+7.1%
52Wyoming County38,591+6%
53Gilmer County38,394+4.7%
54McDowell County36,880+6.4%
55Webster County34,842+5.8%

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Personal income of the residents of a place divided by its resident population at mid-year, in current US dollars.

More on how it is measured
  • Personal income is income from work, own businesses, property and government benefits, before income taxes.
  • United States: Bureau of Economic Analysis regional accounts, tables SAINC1 for the nation and states and CAINC1 for counties.

An average, not a median: high incomes pull it up. It includes employer contributions to pensions and health insurance and government benefits, so it is higher than wages or household cash income. For the typical household use median_household_income. Not the same as gdp_per_capita_usd.

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. Bureau of Economic Analysis. CAINC1: county annual personal income summary, per capita personal income, current dollars, individual counties and county equivalents. https://apps.bea.gov/regional/zip/CAINC1.zip. Retrieved 2026-10-11.

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U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis. (2026). CAINC1: county annual personal income summary, per capita personal income, current dollars, individual counties and county equivalents (Counties in West Virginia by per capita personal income, 2023) [Data set]. Retrieved October 11, 2026, from https://apps.bea.gov/regional/zip/CAINC1.zip

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CAINC1: county annual personal income summary, per capita personal income, current dollars, individual counties and county equivalents, Counties in West Virginia by per capita personal income, 2023. U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, 5 Feb. 2026, https://apps.bea.gov/regional/zip/CAINC1.zip. Invokely, https://invokely.ai/rankings/per-capita-personal-income/west-virginia-counties?period=2023. Accessed 11 Oct. 2026.

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U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis (2026) CAINC1: county annual personal income summary, per capita personal income, current dollars, individual counties and county equivalents, Counties in West Virginia by per capita personal income, 2023 [Dataset]. Available at: https://apps.bea.gov/regional/zip/CAINC1.zip, via Invokely: https://invokely.ai/rankings/per-capita-personal-income/west-virginia-counties?period=2023 (Accessed: 11 October 2026).

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Which county has the highest per capita personal income?

Ohio County, with $67,571 in 2023, according to the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

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Webster County, with $34,842 in 2023.

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