Counties in Texas by personal income

Harris County had the highest personal income of 254 counties in 2015, at $244.14 billion. Loving County had the lowest, at $4.08 million. The median was $735.92 million and the figure for Texas was $1.28 trillion. Source: the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

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Highest244,144.6Harris County
Lowest4.1Loving County
Median735.9254 counties
Texas1,281,474History

Map of counties, 2015

Anderson County: 1,848.3 USD millionAndrews County: 816.7 USD millionAngelina County: 3,317.5 USD millionAransas County: 1,192.3 USD millionArcher County: 408.2 USD millionArmstrong County: 79 USD millionAtascosa County: 1,770.3 USD millionAustin County: 1,479.7 USD millionBailey County: 308.7 USD millionBandera County: 890 USD millionBastrop County: 2,757.4 USD millionBaylor County: 151.4 USD millionBee County: 897.1 USD millionBell County: 13,887.8 USD millionBexar County: 80,428.8 USD millionBlanco County: 530.6 USD millionBorden County: 31.1 USD millionBosque County: 687.4 USD millionBowie County: 3,469.8 USD millionBrazoria County: 15,943 USD millionBrazos County: 7,697.7 USD millionBrewster County: 384 USD millionBriscoe County: 51.7 USD millionBrooks County: 247.8 USD millionBrown County: 1,344 USD millionBurleson County: 735.1 USD millionBurnet County: 1,974.2 USD millionCaldwell County: 1,288.8 USD millionCalhoun County: 829.5 USD millionCallahan County: 512.4 USD millionCameron County: 11,163.6 USD millionCamp County: 500.9 USD millionCarson County: 253.3 USD millionCass County: 1,040.5 USD millionCastro County: 565.9 USD millionChambers County: 2,004.2 USD millionCherokee County: 1,681.1 USD millionChildress County: 192.4 USD millionClay County: 420.9 USD millionCochran County: 93.8 USD millionCoke County: 126.4 USD millionColeman County: 327.7 USD millionCollin County: 55,820.8 USD millionCollingsworth County: 112.5 USD millionColorado County: 913.8 USD millionComal County: 7,061.3 USD millionComanche County: 492.5 USD millionConcho County: 90.1 USD millionCooke County: 1,909.2 USD millionCoryell County: 2,428.6 USD millionCottle County: 72.6 USD millionCrane County: 201.1 USD millionCrockett County: 136.3 USD millionCrosby County: 175.6 USD millionCulberson County: 89.4 USD millionDallam County: 521 USD millionDallas County: 132,429 USD millionDawson County: 422.7 USD millionDeaf Smith County: 1,035.2 USD millionDelta County: 186 USD millionDenton County: 40,300.6 USD millionDeWitt County: 1,238.1 USD millionDickens County: 68.2 USD millionDimmit County: 380.6 USD millionDonley County: 145 USD millionDuval County: 412.3 USD millionEastland County: 829.2 USD millionEctor County: 6,812.9 USD millionEdwards County: 77.8 USD millionEllis County: 6,626.9 USD millionEl Paso County: 27,383 USD millionErath County: 1,413.2 USD millionFalls County: 566.1 USD millionFannin County: 1,172.1 USD millionFayette County: 1,234 USD millionFisher County: 152.1 USD millionFloyd County: 200.5 USD millionFoard County: 48.5 USD millionFort Bend County: 44,626 USD millionFranklin County: 386.9 USD millionFreestone County: 731.8 USD millionFrio County: 570.3 USD millionGaines County: 755 USD millionGalveston County: 16,203.4 USD millionGarza County: 189.1 USD millionGillespie County: 1,440.6 USD millionGlasscock County: 102.6 USD millionGoliad County: 321.6 USD millionGonzales County: 969.1 USD millionGray County: 991.5 USD millionGrayson County: 4,906.2 USD millionGregg County: 5,505.7 USD millionGrimes County: 954.1 USD millionGuadalupe County: 6,432.8 USD millionHale County: 1,044.2 USD millionHall County: 98.4 USD millionHamilton County: 459.4 USD millionHansford County: 444.3 USD millionHardeman County: 151.6 USD millionHardin County: 2,392.9 USD millionHarris County: 244,144.6 USD millionHarrison County: 2,705 USD millionHartley County: 534.1 USD millionHaskell County: 204.4 USD millionHays County: 8,146.1 USD millionHemphill County: 312.1 USD millionHenderson County: 2,916.3 USD millionHidalgo County: 21,044.3 USD millionHill County: 1,299.8 USD millionHockley County: 903.5 USD millionHood County: 2,575.2 USD millionHopkins County: 1,341.2 USD millionHouston County: 813.1 USD millionHoward County: 1,310.7 USD millionHudspeth County: 122 USD millionHunt County: 3,191.4 USD millionHutchinson County: 875.1 USD millionIrion County: 106.2 USD millionJack County: 365.3 USD millionJackson County: 610.6 USD millionJasper County: 1,315.3 USD millionJeff Davis County: 84.6 USD millionJefferson County: 10,538.6 USD millionJim Hogg County: 159.5 USD millionJim Wells County: 1,635.8 USD millionJohnson County: 6,144.3 USD millionJones County: 572.6 USD millionKarnes County: 679.7 USD millionKaufman County: 4,502.1 USD millionKendall County: 3,147 USD millionKenedy County: 19.4 USD millionKent County: 32.4 USD millionKerr County: 2,367.8 USD millionKimble County: 188.9 USD millionKing County: 21.7 USD millionKinney County: 108.1 USD millionKleberg County: 1,162 USD millionKnox County: 137.8 USD millionLamar County: 1,861.9 USD millionLamb County: 524.5 USD millionLampasas County: 965.6 USD millionLa Salle County: 329.2 USD millionLavaca County: 1,024.1 USD millionLee County: 736.8 USD millionLeon County: 703.4 USD millionLiberty County: 2,825.5 USD millionLimestone County: 782 USD millionLipscomb County: 184.1 USD millionLive Oak County: 449.9 USD millionLlano County: 923.1 USD millionLoving County: 4.1 USD millionLubbock County: 11,836.2 USD millionLynn County: 184.9 USD millionMcCulloch County: 293.7 USD millionMcLennan County: 9,226.2 USD millionMcMullen County: 87.9 USD millionMadison County: 422.9 USD millionMarion County: 362 USD millionMartin County: 260.8 USD millionMason County: 175 USD millionMatagorda County: 1,511.6 USD millionMaverick County: 1,605.3 USD millionMedina County: 1,815 USD millionMenard County: 76.2 USD millionMidland County: 14,501.7 USD millionMilam County: 897.9 USD millionMills County: 184.6 USD millionMitchell County: 277.4 USD millionMontague County: 807.6 USD millionMontgomery County: 32,193.2 USD millionMoore County: 932.4 USD millionMorris County: 517.8 USD millionMotley County: 34.7 USD millionNacogdoches County: 2,326.4 USD millionNavarro County: 1,712.9 USD millionNewton County: 425.7 USD millionNolan County: 574.8 USD millionNueces County: 15,277.2 USD millionOchiltree County: 671.1 USD millionOldham County: 121.6 USD millionOrange County: 3,513.4 USD millionPalo Pinto County: 1,037.6 USD millionPanola County: 1,004.8 USD millionParker County: 6,258.7 USD millionParmer County: 605.2 USD millionPecos County: 526 USD millionPolk County: 1,778.6 USD millionPotter County: 4,818.9 USD millionPresidio County: 264.3 USD millionRains County: 358.2 USD millionRandall County: 5,980.3 USD millionReagan County: 168 USD millionReal County: 113.5 USD millionRed River County: 456.1 USD millionReeves County: 466.4 USD millionRefugio County: 332.7 USD millionRoberts County: 44.7 USD millionRobertson County: 686.4 USD millionRockwall County: 5,004.2 USD millionRunnels County: 385.3 USD millionRusk County: 1,906.7 USD millionSabine County: 354.7 USD millionSan Augustine County: 300.7 USD millionSan Jacinto County: 896 USD millionSan Patricio County: 2,847 USD millionSan Saba County: 205.1 USD millionSchleicher County: 125.7 USD millionScurry County: 769.3 USD millionShackelford County: 334.3 USD millionShelby County: 1,067.7 USD millionSherman County: 340.4 USD millionSmith County: 10,424.6 USD millionSomervell County: 378.8 USD millionStarr County: 1,553.9 USD millionStephens County: 392.5 USD millionSterling County: 73.9 USD millionStonewall County: 70 USD millionSutton County: 255.1 USD millionSwisher County: 423.3 USD millionTarrant County: 94,266.7 USD millionTaylor County: 5,755.2 USD millionTerrell County: 39.5 USD millionTerry County: 412.8 USD millionThrockmorton County: 67.2 USD millionTitus County: 1,094.6 USD millionTom Green County: 5,043.7 USD millionTravis County: 68,576.5 USD millionTrinity County: 484.3 USD millionTyler County: 659.8 USD millionUpshur County: 1,430.2 USD millionUpton County: 159.1 USD millionUvalde County: 1,047.2 USD millionVal Verde County: 1,663.7 USD millionVan Zandt County: 1,872.5 USD millionVictoria County: 4,187.6 USD millionWalker County: 1,881.2 USD millionWaller County: 1,811.7 USD millionWard County: 467.3 USD millionWashington County: 1,680.8 USD millionWebb County: 8,001.4 USD millionWharton County: 1,716.6 USD millionWheeler County: 248.4 USD millionWichita County: 5,248.5 USD millionWilbarger County: 504.1 USD millionWillacy County: 529 USD millionWilliamson County: 23,233.8 USD millionWilson County: 1,974.5 USD millionWinkler County: 318.9 USD millionWise County: 2,566.7 USD millionWood County: 1,591.4 USD millionYoakum County: 347.4 USD millionYoung County: 883.8 USD millionZapata County: 417.9 USD millionZavala County: 328.3 USD million
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USD million, 2015. Source: BEA, CAINC1: county annual personal income summary, personal income (published in thousands of dollars, shown in millions), individual counties and county equivalents. Boundaries: U.S. Census Bureau cartographic boundary files.

Top 40 counties, 2015

Harris County: 244,144.6 USD millionHarris County244,144.6Dallas County: 132,429 USD millionDallas County132,429Tarrant County: 94,266.7 USD millionTarrant County94,266.7Bexar County: 80,428.8 USD millionBexar County80,428.8Travis County: 68,576.5 USD millionTravis County68,576.5Collin County: 55,820.8 USD millionCollin County55,820.8Fort Bend County: 44,626 USD millionFort Bend County44,626Denton County: 40,300.6 USD millionDenton County40,300.6Montgomery County: 32,193.2 USD millionMontgomery County32,193.2El Paso County: 27,383 USD millionEl Paso County27,383Williamson County: 23,233.8 USD millionWilliamson County23,233.8Hidalgo County: 21,044.3 USD millionHidalgo County21,044.3Galveston County: 16,203.4 USD millionGalveston County16,203.4Brazoria County: 15,943 USD millionBrazoria County15,943Nueces County: 15,277.2 USD millionNueces County15,277.2Midland County: 14,501.7 USD millionMidland County14,501.7Bell County: 13,887.8 USD millionBell County13,887.8Lubbock County: 11,836.2 USD millionLubbock County11,836.2Cameron County: 11,163.6 USD millionCameron County11,163.6Jefferson County: 10,538.6 USD millionJefferson County10,538.6Smith County: 10,424.6 USD millionSmith County10,424.6McLennan County: 9,226.2 USD millionMcLennan County9,226.2Hays County: 8,146.1 USD millionHays County8,146.1Webb County: 8,001.4 USD millionWebb County8,001.4Brazos County: 7,697.7 USD millionBrazos County7,697.7Comal County: 7,061.3 USD millionComal County7,061.3Ector County: 6,812.9 USD millionEctor County6,812.9Ellis County: 6,626.9 USD millionEllis County6,626.9Guadalupe County: 6,432.8 USD millionGuadalupe County6,432.8Parker County: 6,258.7 USD millionParker County6,258.7Johnson County: 6,144.3 USD millionJohnson County6,144.3Randall County: 5,980.3 USD millionRandall County5,980.3Taylor County: 5,755.2 USD millionTaylor County5,755.2Gregg County: 5,505.7 USD millionGregg County5,505.7Wichita County: 5,248.5 USD millionWichita County5,248.5Tom Green County: 5,043.7 USD millionTom Green County5,043.7Rockwall County: 5,004.2 USD millionRockwall County5,004.2Grayson County: 4,906.2 USD millionGrayson County4,906.2Potter County: 4,818.9 USD millionPotter County4,818.9Kaufman County: 4,502.1 USD millionKaufman County4,502.1Harris County: 244,144.6 USD millionHarris County244,144.6Dallas County: 132,429 USD millionDallas County132,429Tarrant County: 94,266.7 USD millionTarrant County94,266.7Bexar County: 80,428.8 USD millionBexar County80,428.8Travis County: 68,576.5 USD millionTravis County68,576.5Collin County: 55,820.8 USD millionCollin County55,820.8Fort Bend County: 44,626 USD millionFort Bend County44,626Denton County: 40,300.6 USD millionDenton County40,300.6Montgomery County: 32,193.2 USD millionMontgomery County32,193.2El Paso County: 27,383 USD millionEl Paso County27,383Williamson County: 23,233.8 USD millionWilliamson County23,233.8Hidalgo County: 21,044.3 USD millionHidalgo County21,044.3Galveston County: 16,203.4 USD millionGalveston County16,203.4Brazoria County: 15,943 USD millionBrazoria County15,943Nueces County: 15,277.2 USD millionNueces County15,277.2Midland County: 14,501.7 USD millionMidland County14,501.7Bell County: 13,887.8 USD millionBell County13,887.8Lubbock County: 11,836.2 USD millionLubbock County11,836.2Cameron County: 11,163.6 USD millionCameron County11,163.6Jefferson County: 10,538.6 USD millionJefferson County10,538.6Smith County: 10,424.6 USD millionSmith County10,424.6McLennan County: 9,226.2 USD millionMcLennan County9,226.2Hays County: 8,146.1 USD millionHays County8,146.1Webb County: 8,001.4 USD millionWebb County8,001.4Brazos County: 7,697.7 USD millionBrazos County7,697.7Comal County: 7,061.3 USD millionComal County7,061.3Ector County: 6,812.9 USD millionEctor County6,812.9Ellis County: 6,626.9 USD millionEllis County6,626.9Guadalupe County: 6,432.8 USD millionGuadalupe County6,432.8Parker County: 6,258.7 USD millionParker County6,258.7Johnson County: 6,144.3 USD millionJohnson County6,144.3Randall County: 5,980.3 USD millionRandall County5,980.3Taylor County: 5,755.2 USD millionTaylor County5,755.2Gregg County: 5,505.7 USD millionGregg County5,505.7Wichita County: 5,248.5 USD millionWichita County5,248.5Tom Green County: 5,043.7 USD millionTom Green County5,043.7Rockwall County: 5,004.2 USD millionRockwall County5,004.2Grayson County: 4,906.2 USD millionGrayson County4,906.2Potter County: 4,818.9 USD millionPotter County4,818.9Kaufman County: 4,502.1 USD millionKaufman County4,502.1
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

RankCounties2015
USD million
Change on 2014
1Harris County244,144.6+0.8%
2Dallas County132,429+2.2%
3Tarrant County94,266.7+1.4%
4Bexar County80,428.8+3.1%
5Travis County68,576.5+3.5%
6Collin County55,820.8+7.4%
7Fort Bend County44,626+8.7%
8Denton County40,300.6+7.5%
9Montgomery County32,193.2-4.4%
10El Paso County27,383+2.9%
11Williamson County23,233.8+9.9%
12Hidalgo County21,044.3+3.5%
13Galveston County16,203.4+6%
14Brazoria County15,943+4.7%
15Nueces County15,277.2-1.8%
16Midland County14,501.7-23.5%
17Bell County13,887.8+5%
18Lubbock County11,836.2+2.8%
19Cameron County11,163.6+2.4%
20Jefferson County10,538.6+3%
21Smith County10,424.6-7.3%
22McLennan County9,226.2+5.3%
23Hays County8,146.1+12.1%
24Webb County8,001.4+1.3%
25Brazos County7,697.7+3.6%
26Comal County7,061.3+5.9%
27Ector County6,812.9-9%
28Ellis County6,626.9+6.1%
29Guadalupe County6,432.8+6.1%
30Parker County6,258.7+2.8%
31Johnson County6,144.3+2.6%
32Randall County5,980.3+3.9%
33Taylor County5,755.2-3.3%
34Gregg County5,505.7-6%
35Wichita County5,248.5-6.2%
36Tom Green County5,043.7-3.7%
37Rockwall County5,004.2+7.8%
38Grayson County4,906.2+3.5%
39Potter County4,818.9-3.7%
40Kaufman County4,502.1+6.8%
41Victoria County4,187.6-2.3%
42Orange County3,513.4+2.8%
43Bowie County3,469.8+4.7%
44Angelina County3,317.5+2.3%
45Hunt County3,191.4+5.5%
46Kendall County3,147+7.1%
47Henderson County2,916.3-0%
48San Patricio County2,847-0.3%
49Liberty County2,825.5+4.5%
50Bastrop County2,757.4+7.4%
51Harrison County2,705-1.5%
52Hood County2,575.2+2.1%
53Wise County2,566.7-2.2%
54Coryell County2,428.6+2.7%
55Hardin County2,392.9+3%
56Kerr County2,367.8+1.1%
57Nacogdoches County2,326.4+3.4%
58Chambers County2,004.2+6.9%
59Wilson County1,974.5-1.5%
60Burnet County1,974.2+3.1%
61Cooke County1,909.2-6.1%
62Rusk County1,906.7-2.7%
63Walker County1,881.2+2.2%
64Van Zandt County1,872.5+3%
65Lamar County1,861.9+4.8%
66Anderson County1,848.3+1.7%
67Medina County1,815+4.4%
68Waller County1,811.7+1.3%
69Polk County1,778.6+2.6%
70Atascosa County1,770.3-6.8%
71Wharton County1,716.6+1.4%
72Navarro County1,712.9+2.1%
73Cherokee County1,681.1+2.8%
74Washington County1,680.8-2.3%
75Val Verde County1,663.7+2.6%
76Jim Wells County1,635.8-9.4%
77Maverick County1,605.3+3.5%
78Wood County1,591.4+2.4%
79Starr County1,553.9+1.7%
80Matagorda County1,511.6+5.6%
81Austin County1,479.7+4.1%
82Gillespie County1,440.6+4.4%
83Upshur County1,430.2-0.7%
84Erath County1,413.2+0.4%
85Brown County1,344+3.1%
86Hopkins County1,341.2+1.2%
87Jasper County1,315.3+0.5%
88Howard County1,310.7-4.3%
89Hill County1,299.8+4%
90Caldwell County1,288.8+4.8%
91DeWitt County1,238.1+0.1%
92Fayette County1,234-4.6%
93Aransas County1,192.3+1.7%
94Fannin County1,172.1+5.6%
95Kleberg County1,162-1.6%
96Titus County1,094.6+4.3%
97Shelby County1,067.7+4.2%
98Uvalde County1,047.2-1.6%
99Hale County1,044.2-0.2%
100Cass County1,040.5+1.4%
101Palo Pinto County1,037.6-1.1%
102Deaf Smith County1,035.2+12.5%
103Lavaca County1,024.1-7.2%
104Panola County1,004.8-5.1%
105Gray County991.5-9%
106Gonzales County969.1+4.4%
107Lampasas County965.6+2.9%
108Grimes County954.1-0.1%
109Moore County932.4+8.4%
110Llano County923.1+3.4%
111Colorado County913.8+2.8%
112Hockley County903.5-9.5%
113Milam County897.9+3.7%
114Bee County897.1-10.5%
115San Jacinto County896+1%
116Bandera County890+1.7%
117Young County883.8-10.7%
118Hutchinson County875.1-0.4%
119Calhoun County829.5+0.4%
120Eastland County829.2-0.4%
121Andrews County816.7-13.5%
122Houston County813.1+2.5%
123Montague County807.6-8.6%
124Limestone County782-0.8%
125Scurry County769.3-11.6%
126Gaines County755-1.1%
127Lee County736.8-1.7%
128Burleson County735.1+1.4%
129Freestone County731.8-1.2%
130Leon County703.4+0.5%
131Bosque County687.4+1.1%
132Robertson County686.4+2%
133Karnes County679.7+0.9%
134Ochiltree County671.1-18.6%
135Tyler County659.8+2%
136Jackson County610.6-0.2%
137Parmer County605.2+17%
138Nolan County574.8-4%
139Jones County572.6-2.2%
140Frio County570.3+3.3%
141Falls County566.1+4.3%
142Castro County565.9+16%
143Hartley County534.1+31.5%
144Blanco County530.6+2.2%
145Willacy County529+2.8%
146Pecos County526-3%
147Lamb County524.50%
148Dallam County521+22.9%
149Morris County517.8-0.3%
150Callahan County512.4+0.8%
151Wilbarger County504.1-0.4%
152Camp County500.9+5%
153Comanche County492.5-2.8%
154Trinity County484.3+1.7%
155Ward County467.3-8.7%
156Reeves County466.4-0.9%
157Hamilton County459.4-1.5%
158Red River County456.1+2.7%
159Live Oak County449.9-13.7%
160Hansford County444.3+21.6%
161Newton County425.7+2.1%
162Swisher County423.3+21.6%
163Madison County422.9-4.8%
164Dawson County422.7-10.5%
165Clay County420.9-4.1%
166Zapata County417.9-12.8%
167Terry County412.8-1.4%
168Duval County412.3-7.4%
169Archer County408.2-9.3%
170Stephens County392.5-25.6%
171Franklin County386.9+3.5%
172Runnels County385.3+0.2%
173Brewster County384+0.7%
174Dimmit County380.6-2.2%
175Somervell County378.8+1%
176Jack County365.3-14.1%
177Marion County362-2.8%
178Rains County358.2+3.7%
179Sabine County354.7+4.2%
180Yoakum County347.4-12.5%
181Sherman County340.4+39.8%
182Shackelford County334.3-32.7%
183Refugio County332.7-5.9%
184La Salle County329.2-9%
185Zavala County328.3+1.3%
186Coleman County327.7-3%
187Goliad County321.6-8.4%
188Winkler County318.9-3.8%
189Hemphill County312.1-25.3%
190Bailey County308.7+4.5%
191San Augustine County300.7+4.2%
192McCulloch County293.7-2.1%
193Mitchell County277.4-4.1%
194Presidio County264.3-2.9%
195Martin County260.8-10.5%
196Sutton County255.1-19.7%
197Carson County253.3+0.7%
198Wheeler County248.4-19.9%
199Brooks County247.8+0.5%
200San Saba County205.1+7.3%
201Haskell County204.4-7.2%
202Crane County201.1-15.6%
203Floyd County200.5-0.6%
204Childress County192.4+2.6%
205Garza County189.1-22.3%
206Kimble County188.9+4.1%
207Delta County186+5.6%
208Lynn County184.9-0.4%
209Mills County184.6+5.6%
210Lipscomb County184.1-9.6%
211Crosby County175.6-3%
212Mason County175-3.8%
213Reagan County168-17.7%
214Jim Hogg County159.5-2.3%
215Upton County159.1-11.5%
216Fisher County152.1+2.3%
217Hardeman County151.6-2.4%
218Baylor County151.4+0.1%
219Donley County145+6.5%
220Knox County137.8-10.4%
221Crockett County136.3-13.4%
222Coke County126.4-4.7%
223Schleicher County125.7-9.1%
224Hudspeth County122+25.1%
225Oldham County121.6+12.5%
226Real County113.5+3.7%
227Collingsworth County112.5-2.3%
228Kinney County108.1+3.5%
229Irion County106.2-9.8%
230Glasscock County102.6-10%
231Hall County98.4+0.1%
232Cochran County93.8-3.8%
233Concho County90.1+1.3%
234Culberson County89.4+0.6%
235McMullen County87.9+1.9%
236Jeff Davis County84.6+4.2%
237Armstrong County79-1.3%
238Edwards County77.8+5.2%
239Menard County76.2+3.4%
240Sterling County73.9-21.3%
241Cottle County72.6+0.7%
242Stonewall County70+0.1%
243Dickens County68.2+1.4%
244Throckmorton County67.2-18.4%
245Briscoe County51.7-9.7%
246Foard County48.5-4.9%
247Roberts County44.7-9.2%
248Terrell County39.5-9.5%
249Motley County34.7-9.4%
250Kent County32.4-7.9%

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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.

How to cite

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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APA 7

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, 2015) [Data set]. Retrieved October 12, 2026, from https://apps.bea.gov/regional/zip/CAINC1.zip

MLA 9

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, 2015. 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?period=2015. Accessed 12 Oct. 2026.

Chicago (author-date)

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, 2015. 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?period=2015.

Harvard

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, 2015 [Dataset]. Available at: https://apps.bea.gov/regional/zip/CAINC1.zip, via Invokely: https://invokely.ai/rankings/personal-income/texas-counties?period=2015 (Accessed: 12 October 2026).

BibTeX
@misc{bureau_counties_in_texas_by_2015,
  author = {{U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis}},
  title = {{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, 2015}},
  year = {2026},
  howpublished = {Data set},
  url = {https://apps.bea.gov/regional/zip/CAINC1.zip},
  urldate = {2026-10-12},
  note = {Accessed via Invokely, https://invokely.ai/rankings/personal-income/texas-counties?period=2015. Publisher attribution: 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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Which county has the highest personal income?

Harris County, with $244.14 billion in 2015, according to the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

Which county has the lowest personal income?

Loving County, with $4.08 million in 2015.

Where does this ranking come from?

Every value comes from one source and one period, so the places are comparable: 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. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

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