Counties in Texas by personal income, 2024

Harris County had the highest personal income of 254 counties in 2024, at $400.7 billion. Loving County had the lowest, at $10.59 million. The median was $1.12 billion and the figure for Texas was $2.2 trillion. Source: the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

Highest400,697.3Harris County
Lowest10.6Loving County
Median1,121.5254 counties
Texas2,198,104.8History

Top 40 counties, 2024

Harris County: 400,697.3 USD millionHarris County400,697.3Dallas County: 225,696.8 USD millionDallas County225,696.8Tarrant County: 156,006.4 USD millionTarrant County156,006.4Travis County: 134,937 USD millionTravis County134,937Bexar County: 130,132.7 USD millionBexar County130,132.7Collin County: 112,276.7 USD millionCollin County112,276.7Denton County: 83,722.9 USD millionDenton County83,722.9Fort Bend County: 72,574 USD millionFort Bend County72,574Montgomery County: 60,353.2 USD millionMontgomery County60,353.2Williamson County: 55,401.6 USD millionWilliamson County55,401.6El Paso County: 43,181.6 USD millionEl Paso County43,181.6Hidalgo County: 32,283.9 USD millionHidalgo County32,283.9Midland County: 26,879.6 USD millionMidland County26,879.6Brazoria County: 25,082.7 USD millionBrazoria County25,082.7Galveston County: 24,901.9 USD millionGalveston County24,901.9Bell County: 22,062.2 USD millionBell County22,062.2Nueces County: 20,513.3 USD millionNueces County20,513.3Hays County: 19,709 USD millionHays County19,709Lubbock County: 18,270 USD millionLubbock County18,270Smith County: 17,413.4 USD millionSmith County17,413.4Cameron County: 17,270.5 USD millionCameron County17,270.5Comal County: 16,019.6 USD millionComal County16,019.6McLennan County: 15,370 USD millionMcLennan County15,370Ellis County: 13,656.5 USD millionEllis County13,656.5Parker County: 13,538.1 USD millionParker County13,538.1Jefferson County: 13,487.4 USD millionJefferson County13,487.4Brazos County: 13,222.6 USD millionBrazos County13,222.6Webb County: 12,058.7 USD millionWebb County12,058.7Guadalupe County: 12,024.2 USD millionGuadalupe County12,024.2Johnson County: 11,975.8 USD millionJohnson County11,975.8Rockwall County: 10,797.3 USD millionRockwall County10,797.3Ector County: 10,596.6 USD millionEctor County10,596.6Kaufman County: 10,573.5 USD millionKaufman County10,573.5Randall County: 9,536.4 USD millionRandall County9,536.4Taylor County: 9,180.5 USD millionTaylor County9,180.5Grayson County: 8,723.6 USD millionGrayson County8,723.6Tom Green County: 8,117.1 USD millionTom Green County8,117.1Gregg County: 7,890.1 USD millionGregg County7,890.1Wichita County: 7,520.2 USD millionWichita County7,520.2Potter County: 6,786.8 USD millionPotter County6,786.8
USD million. Source: BEA, CAINC1: county annual personal income summary, personal income (published in thousands of dollars, shown in millions), individual counties and county equivalents. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

Full ranking

RankCounties2024
USD million
Change on 2023
1Harris County400,697.3+4.8%
2Dallas County225,696.8+4.3%
3Tarrant County156,006.4+4.7%
4Travis County134,937+6.4%
5Bexar County130,132.7+5.3%
6Collin County112,276.7+7%
7Denton County83,722.9+6.4%
8Fort Bend County72,574+6.7%
9Montgomery County60,353.2+7.1%
10Williamson County55,401.6+8.8%
11El Paso County43,181.6+5.2%
12Hidalgo County32,283.9+4%
13Midland County26,879.6+4.6%
14Brazoria County25,082.7+5.9%
15Galveston County24,901.9+4.7%
16Bell County22,062.2+6.7%
17Nueces County20,513.3+3.9%
18Hays County19,709+8.7%
19Lubbock County18,270+4%
20Smith County17,413.4+3.8%
21Cameron County17,270.5+4.3%
22Comal County16,019.6+8.5%
23McLennan County15,370+5.5%
24Ellis County13,656.5+7.4%
25Parker County13,538.1+6.8%
26Jefferson County13,487.4+5.5%
27Brazos County13,222.6+5.9%
28Webb County12,058.7+4.6%
29Guadalupe County12,024.2+7.7%
30Johnson County11,975.8+6.5%
31Rockwall County10,797.3+7.3%
32Ector County10,596.6+5.9%
33Kaufman County10,573.5+9.2%
34Randall County9,536.4+6.1%
35Taylor County9,180.5+5.5%
36Grayson County8,723.6+5.3%
37Tom Green County8,117.1+6.1%
38Gregg County7,890.1+2.8%
39Wichita County7,520.2+3.8%
40Potter County6,786.8+3.1%
41Hunt County6,049.5+6.6%
42Kendall County5,930.4+7%
43Bastrop County5,730.3+7.7%
44Victoria County5,607.8+2.8%
45Liberty County5,092.4+7.5%
46Bowie County4,960.3+4.6%
47Wise County4,883.9+6.6%
48Henderson County4,809+4.1%
49Hood County4,777.1+5.9%
50Orange County4,728.7+6.3%
51Angelina County4,719.5+3.7%
52Kerr County3,974.3+5.9%
53San Patricio County3,906.9+4.9%
54Burnet County3,823.2+5.7%
55Chambers County3,756.5+7%
56Harrison County3,727.8+3.1%
57Waller County3,582.8+4.9%
58Coryell County3,557.1+5.5%
59Hardin County3,508.7+7.4%
60Wilson County3,401+6.4%
61Nacogdoches County3,398.1+2.2%
62Van Zandt County3,242.1+4.5%
63Walker County3,091.1+5.5%
64Medina County3,035.3+4.5%
65Cooke County2,873.6+4.6%
66Polk County2,844.6+4.4%
67Anderson County2,772.1+1.9%
68Navarro County2,764.8+3.9%
69Gillespie County2,750.3+5.1%
70Washington County2,747.3+3.7%
71Lamar County2,744.7+3.1%
72Atascosa County2,646.5+4.3%
73Wood County2,589+4.8%
74Rusk County2,577.1+2.9%
75Cherokee County2,572.2+4.2%
76Erath County2,541.3+7.4%
77Val Verde County2,499.2+4.6%
78Wharton County2,456.7+3.2%
79Caldwell County2,427+7.9%
80Maverick County2,416.4+2%
81Hopkins County2,284.1+6.6%
82Starr County2,276+3.5%
83Austin County2,194.3+5.2%
84Hill County2,140.3+6.3%
85Howard County2,128.9+4.6%
86Upshur County2,121.2+4%
87Jim Wells County2,063.8+2.7%
88Matagorda County2,031.5+3.5%
89Fayette County2,004.1+6.2%
90Brown County2,000.8+2.6%
91Fannin County1,970.4+4.6%
92Jasper County1,838.5+5.3%
93Aransas County1,806.1+5.9%
94Llano County1,750.2+5.4%
95Titus County1,724.9+4.8%
96Palo Pinto County1,702.5+3.9%
97Shelby County1,701.7+8.1%
98Lampasas County1,546.4+6%
99Kleberg County1,544.8+2.6%
100DeWitt County1,530.2+0.7%
101Grimes County1,512.4+4.7%
102Bandera County1,505.1+5.7%
103Lavaca County1,497.7+2.7%
104Cass County1,463.7+3.7%
105Hale County1,439.1-0.3%
106Gonzales County1,431.8+9.2%
107Panola County1,424.7+3.2%
108San Jacinto County1,419.6+3.4%
109Uvalde County1,415.1+2.4%
110Colorado County1,408.8+2.3%
111Deaf Smith County1,405.2-2.3%
112Milam County1,383.2+3.8%
113Moore County1,356.1+1.8%
114Young County1,289.3+4%
115Karnes County1,261.2+4.7%
116Burleson County1,251.9+6.2%
117Houston County1,247+3.8%
118Limestone County1,239.2+4.1%
119Gaines County1,223-4.4%
120Bee County1,183.5+3.7%
121Calhoun County1,174+3.2%
122Hockley County1,171+1%
123Bosque County1,156.5+5%
124Gray County1,150.2-0.2%
125Lee County1,148.7+9.4%
126Andrews County1,139.2+4.9%
127Montague County1,133.3+3.6%
128Leon County1,109.7+5.9%
129Blanco County1,102+7.6%
130Hutchinson County1,094+1.4%
131Robertson County1,068.5+5%
132Freestone County1,052.2+4.9%
133Reeves County1,016.7+12.3%
134Eastland County1,005.9+0.1%
135Tyler County965.7+4.6%
136Scurry County927.5+2.5%
137Jones County854.9+0.2%
138Nolan County854.3+5.7%
139Jackson County848.7+2.4%
140Wilbarger County845.1+1.5%
141Ward County840.4+9.3%
142Falls County839.9+0.6%
143Comanche County839.8+6.4%
144Callahan County822.7+4.1%
145Lamb County805.6-0.8%
146Castro County791.8-2.1%
147Frio County782.9+2.5%
148Parmer County753-0.6%
149Willacy County744.6+1.2%
150Pecos County736.6+1.7%
151Trinity County735+4.6%
152Camp County691.5+3.8%
153Franklin County671.7+8.5%
154Ochiltree County665.4-7.6%
155Red River County664.5+2.2%
156Madison County650.4+2.5%
157Hamilton County643.6+4.4%
158Morris County642.9+4.7%
159Archer County636.8+4.5%
160Somervell County634.7+2.6%
161Winkler County633.1+12%
162Clay County626.8+3.6%
163Rains County626.3+6.2%
164Dawson County623.4-7.4%
165Hartley County616.7+3.1%
166Dallam County616.6-0.9%
167Brewster County610.7+7.7%
168Live Oak County598.1+3.5%
169Martin County571.8+3%
170Newton County564+3.5%
171Runnels County563.6+0.6%
172Swisher County561-7.2%
173Terry County551.3-5.7%
174Marion County531.7+3.7%
175Duval County506.8-1.5%
176Sabine County502+4.6%
177Coleman County488.5-0%
178Hansford County484.7-11.5%
179Zapata County478.4-0%
180San Augustine County476.9+2.5%
181Stephens County476.3+0.6%
182Dimmit County471.5-2.1%
183Jack County467.7+0.2%
184Goliad County458.9+3.4%
185Yoakum County451.5-2.5%
186Sherman County431.8-11.5%
187Zavala County419.4-5.5%
188Bailey County416.1+2.8%
189Presidio County413.7+6%
190Lipscomb County402.20%
191Refugio County400.8+3.5%
192McCulloch County391.3-1.6%
193Mitchell County378.8+2.1%
194Lynn County338.9-10.5%
195Carson County337.7-6.3%
196La Salle County336.6+2.6%
197Shackelford County315.8+2.4%
198Brooks County305.8-2.5%
199Childress County303.1-1.1%
200Upton County300.4+7.9%
201Delta County292.6+3.9%
202Hemphill County289.9+0.4%
203San Saba County284.4+0.3%
204Crane County279.2+3%
205Mills County274+1.4%
206Kimble County264.2-0.6%
207Haskell County263.9-8.8%
208Floyd County258.9-5.4%
209Wheeler County257.3-2.1%
210Mason County255.1+1.8%
211Crosby County248.6-10.5%
212Reagan County239.4+3.5%
213Culberson County226.2+6.3%
214Baylor County225.8+1.1%
215Sutton County225.5-6.9%
216Fisher County222-2.2%
217Garza County221.9-2.4%
218Jim Hogg County210.5-1.1%
219Hardeman County204.9-3.6%
220Coke County198+4.3%
221Crockett County196.2-0.6%
222Real County180.2+2.3%
223Donley County173.4-0.8%
224Knox County169.4-3%
225Oldham County163+0.5%
226Glasscock County162.1+7.1%
227Collingsworth County151.1-1.9%
228Concho County148.7+4.7%
229Schleicher County148.7-1.3%
230Hudspeth County148.4+2.5%
231Cottle County147.1+5.3%
232Kinney County145.1+1.1%
233Jeff Davis County137+8.3%
234Cochran County136.2+4.7%
235Irion County133.1-0.7%
236Hall County129.7-6.8%
237Armstrong County127.9-2.3%
238Stonewall County114.7-4%
239Sterling County103.1+2.3%
240Edwards County102-7.8%
241Menard County100.9-4%
242Dickens County99.5-0.5%
243Briscoe County85.5-7.2%
244Throckmorton County78.4-6.5%
245Borden County75.8-18.7%
246Foard County69.9-1.2%
247McMullen County67.1+3.4%
248Motley County54.9-6.8%
249Roberts County54-1.4%
250Terrell County46.8+4.4%

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Total income received by the residents of a place from work, own businesses, property and government benefits, before income taxes, in millions of current US dollars. United States: Bureau of Economic Analysis regional accounts, table SAINC1 line 1 for the nation and states and CAINC1 line 1 for counties.

Counted where people live, not where they work. The national figure is the total of the states, which differs slightly from personal income in the national accounts. Divided by BEA population it gives per_capita_personal_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. Bureau of Economic Analysis. CAINC1: county annual personal income summary, personal income (published in thousands of dollars, shown in millions), individual counties and county equivalents. https://apps.bea.gov/regional/zip/CAINC1.zip. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

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CAINC1: county annual personal income summary, personal income (published in thousands of dollars, shown in millions), individual counties and county equivalents, Counties in Texas by personal income, 2024. U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, 5 Feb. 2026, https://apps.bea.gov/regional/zip/CAINC1.zip. Invokely, https://invokely.ai/rankings/personal-income/texas-counties. Accessed 12 Oct. 2026.

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U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis. 2026. CAINC1: county annual personal income summary, personal income (published in thousands of dollars, shown in millions), individual counties and county equivalents. Counties in Texas by personal income, 2024. Dataset. Accessed October 12, 2026. https://apps.bea.gov/regional/zip/CAINC1.zip. Also distributed by Invokely, https://invokely.ai/rankings/personal-income/texas-counties.

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Which county has the highest personal income?

Harris County, with $400.7 billion in 2024, according to the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

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Loving County, with $10.59 million in 2024.

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