US counties by personal income, 2024

Los Angeles County had the highest personal income of 3091 counties in 2024, at $818.51 billion. Loving County had the lowest, at $10.59 million. The median was $1.4 billion and the figure for the United States was $25.04 trillion. Source: the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

Highest818,509.3Los Angeles County
Lowest10.6Loving County
Median1,4043091 counties
United States25,035,751History

Top 40 counties, 2024

Los Angeles County: 818,509.3 USD millionLos Angeles County818,509.3Cook County: 414,425.1 USD millionCook County414,425.1Harris County: 400,697.3 USD millionHarris County400,697.3New York County: 360,487.9 USD millionNew York County360,487.9Maricopa County: 337,283.1 USD millionMaricopa County337,283.1Santa Clara County: 303,627.5 USD millionSanta Clara County303,627.5King County: 301,147.7 USD millionKing County301,147.7Orange County: 298,128.8 USD millionOrange County298,128.8San Diego County: 278,127.5 USD millionSan Diego County278,127.5Dallas County: 225,696.8 USD millionDallas County225,696.8Miami-Dade County: 223,009.6 USD millionMiami-Dade County223,009.6Palm Beach County: 200,686.8 USD millionPalm Beach County200,686.8Middlesex County: 186,942 USD millionMiddlesex County186,942Alameda County: 183,486.9 USD millionAlameda County183,486.9Kings County: 181,733.5 USD millionKings County181,733.5Clark County: 160,608 USD millionClark County160,608Tarrant County: 156,006.4 USD millionTarrant County156,006.4Nassau County: 152,332.5 USD millionNassau County152,332.5Broward County: 151,804 USD millionBroward County151,804Queens County: 144,438.6 USD millionQueens County144,438.6Riverside County: 142,697.4 USD millionRiverside County142,697.4San Francisco County: 141,918 USD millionSan Francisco County141,918Suffolk County: 141,477.4 USD millionSuffolk County141,477.4Westchester County: 137,298 USD millionWestchester County137,298Travis County: 134,937 USD millionTravis County134,937San Mateo County: 133,465.2 USD millionSan Mateo County133,465.2Bexar County: 130,132.7 USD millionBexar County130,132.7Hennepin County: 127,781.6 USD millionHennepin County127,781.6Contra Costa County: 126,945.2 USD millionContra Costa County126,945.2Oakland County: 121,361.4 USD millionOakland County121,361.4Fulton County: 121,288.8 USD millionFulton County121,288.8San Bernardino County: 119,552 USD millionSan Bernardino County119,552Montgomery County: 113,510.5 USD millionMontgomery County113,510.5Sacramento County: 112,291.6 USD millionSacramento County112,291.6Collin County: 112,276.7 USD millionCollin County112,276.7Hillsborough County: 107,082.1 USD millionHillsborough County107,082.1Wake County: 105,463.3 USD millionWake County105,463.3Western Connecticut Planning Region: 105,433.9 USD millionWestern Connecticut Planning Regi…105,433.9St. Louis County: 104,033.9 USD millionSt. Louis County104,033.9Bergen County: 103,942.3 USD millionBergen County103,942.3
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
1Los Angeles County818,509.3+6.8%
2Cook County414,425.1+4.6%
3Harris County400,697.3+4.8%
4New York County360,487.9+6.3%
5Maricopa County337,283.1+6.2%
6Santa Clara County303,627.5+7.1%
7King County301,147.7+6.9%
8Orange County298,128.8+5.6%
9San Diego County278,127.5+5.9%
10Dallas County225,696.8+4.3%
11Miami-Dade County223,009.6+6.3%
12Palm Beach County200,686.8+5.4%
13Middlesex County186,942+5.6%
14Alameda County183,486.9+7.2%
15Kings County181,733.5+4.6%
16Clark County160,608+6.5%
17Tarrant County156,006.4+4.7%
18Nassau County152,332.5+4.6%
19Broward County151,804+5.9%
20Queens County144,438.6+4.4%
21Riverside County142,697.4+6.8%
22San Francisco County141,918+6.7%
23Suffolk County141,477.4+4.6%
24Westchester County137,298+5%
25Travis County134,937+6.4%
26San Mateo County133,465.2+6.3%
27Bexar County130,132.7+5.3%
28Hennepin County127,781.6+4.9%
29Contra Costa County126,945.2+6.9%
30Oakland County121,361.4+4.7%
31Fulton County121,288.8+5.4%
32San Bernardino County119,552+7.1%
33Montgomery County113,510.5+5.7%
34Sacramento County112,291.6+7.7%
35Collin County112,276.7+7%
36Hillsborough County107,082.1+6.7%
37Wake County105,463.3+7.6%
38Western Connecticut Planning Region105,433.9n/a
39St. Louis County104,033.9+4.2%
40Bergen County103,942.3+5.3%
41Mecklenburg County103,858.5+7.1%
42Wayne County98,675.1+5.1%
43Orange County96,397.9+6.7%
44Philadelphia County96,312.5+2.7%
45Allegheny County95,693.2+4.2%
46DuPage County92,290.3+4.6%
47Montgomery County91,769.7+5.2%
48Salt Lake County91,748.3+5.6%
49Franklin County90,471.9+5.7%
50Cuyahoga County90,311.8+4.8%
51Norfolk County88,653.5+5.2%
52Denver County86,944.7+3.2%
53Suffolk County86,807+5.2%
54Denton County83,722.9+6.4%
55Capitol Planning Region82,016.5n/a
56District of Columbia78,079.5+6.5%
57Pinellas County75,615.7+5.5%
58Honolulu County74,587.7+6.1%
59Lake County74,408.9+4.6%
60Marion County73,623.6+5.2%
61Essex County73,053.2+5.9%
62Davidson County72,693.1+6.6%
63Fort Bend County72,574+6.7%
64Essex County71,560.9+4.9%
65Ventura County68,971.5+6.2%
66Middlesex County68,799.8+5.5%
67Monmouth County67,916.5+4.8%
68Snohomish County67,787.4+6.8%
69Baltimore County67,301.1+5.4%
70Duval County66,211.6+5.8%
71Hamilton County66,140.2+4.6%
72Pima County65,267.6+4.3%
73Bronx County64,786.9+4.4%
74Pierce County64,388.9+6.2%
75Worcester County63,369.3+5%
76Multnomah County62,854.1+5%
77Bucks County62,844.1+4.8%
78Cobb County62,674.3+5.9%
79Oklahoma County62,672.1+4.1%
80Morris County62,616.3+5.2%
81Collier County62,493.3+6%
82Chester County62,177.1+5.2%
83Erie County61,599.9+4.6%
84Hudson County60,966.6+5.8%
85Lee County60,550.5+6.5%
86Montgomery County60,353.2+7.1%
87Johnson County60,331+5.3%
88Shelby County59,592+3.2%
89Fresno County58,972.8+8.3%
90Tulsa County58,147.1+5.9%
91Prince George's County57,692.3+6.3%
92Gwinnett County57,512.5+7%
93Milwaukee County57,487.5+4.7%
94Arapahoe County56,108.7+4.3%
95Jefferson County56,084.9+5.5%
96Williamson County55,401.6+8.8%
97DeKalb County54,981.4+5.3%
98Macomb County53,843.6+4.7%
99Anne Arundel County52,774.2+5.4%
100El Paso County51,891.6+5.9%
101Douglas County51,604.8+4.4%
102San Joaquin County51,429+9.7%
103Jefferson County51,314.8+4.1%
104Union County50,593.8+5.9%
105Monroe County50,535.7+5.2%
106Jefferson County50,063.4+4.3%
107Will County49,923.9+5%
108Delaware County49,769.7+4.5%
109Washington County49,726.1+4.6%
110Kent County49,460.5+5%
111Marin County48,944.3+5.9%
112Dane County47,775.8+5.9%
113Plymouth County47,605+5%
114Loudoun County47,224.5+6.3%
115Kern County46,717.5+7.4%
116Sarasota County44,847.8+6%
117Utah County44,572.9+7%
118Washoe County43,950.3+6.3%
119Jackson County43,735.6+4.9%
120Somerset County43,268.5+5.7%
121El Paso County43,181.6+5.2%
122Sonoma County43,116.9+7%
123Ocean County42,716.5+5.1%
124South Central Connecticut Planning Region42,657.9n/a
125Brevard County42,250.3+7.3%
126Douglas County42,238+5.9%
127Bernalillo County42,209.7+5.6%
128Providence County41,257.6+5%
129Ada County41,214+8.1%
130New Castle County40,936.7+6.3%
131Bristol County40,655.9+4.5%
132Hamilton County39,596.7+7%
133Waukesha County39,547.2+5.3%
134Baltimore city39,530.9+5.1%
135Polk County39,466.3+6.4%
136Santa Barbara County39,270.2+6%
137Charleston County39,027.2+6.8%
138Pasco County38,977.7+8.3%
139Ramsey County38,900.1+4.5%
140Benton County38,779+6.8%
141Lancaster County38,657.4+5.1%
142Placer County38,068.3+6.8%
143Clark County37,976+5.6%
144Williamson County37,599.4+6.3%
145Burlington County37,195.5+5.6%
146Knox County36,911.6+6%
147Greenville County36,584.7+7%
148Summit County36,453.8+5%
149Kane County36,432+4.7%
150Camden County36,195.8+5.1%
151Polk County36,029.7+5.8%
152Greater Bridgeport Planning Region35,881.8n/a
153Clackamas County35,786.9+5.1%
154Volusia County35,719.5+6.4%
155Guilford County35,577.2+6.6%
156Dakota County35,294.3+4.9%
157Virginia Beach city34,723.1+5.2%
158Hillsborough County34,640.7+5.5%
159Boulder County34,614+4.2%
160Spokane County34,363.2+5.5%
161Richmond County34,253.5+4.6%
162Mercer County34,142.5+5.5%
163Sedgwick County33,935.6+5%
164Howard County33,887.6+5.9%
165Naugatuck Valley Planning Region33,498.9n/a
166Passaic County32,849+5.4%
167Adams County32,726.5+4.7%
168Montgomery County32,674.1+4.6%
169Seminole County32,510.4+5.6%
170Monterey County32,358.7+6.7%
171Rockingham County32,312.9+5.3%
172Hidalgo County32,283.9+4%
173East Baton Rouge Parish32,062.9+5.6%
174Stanislaus County31,603.2+7.9%
175Arlington County31,564.3+6.4%
176Onondaga County31,508.4+5.6%
177Manatee County31,399.3+7.5%
178St. Johns County31,174.9+7.6%
179Solano County30,830.3+8.1%
180Hampden County30,744.3+3.9%
181St. Charles County30,488.6+5.7%
182Washtenaw County29,811.2+4.4%
183York County29,637.4+4.9%
184Lake County29,384.3+4.3%
185Madison County29,227.4+6.9%
186Cumberland County28,287.5+6.2%
187Jefferson Parish28,066.8+5.5%
188Larimer County27,678.9+4.5%
189Berks County27,639.1+4.4%
190Henrico County27,452.5+5%
191Pulaski County27,177.9+4.7%
192Chesterfield County27,043+5.9%
193Midland County26,879.6+4.6%
194Albany County26,683.3+5.8%
195Hamilton County26,668+5.2%
196Pinal County26,089.1+9.2%
197Richland County26,089+7.4%
198Orange County26,005.2+5.1%
199Orleans Parish25,937.9+5.2%
200Lake County25,835.3+8.2%
201Lehigh County25,805.4+4.5%
202Lucas County25,700.2+4.4%
203Tulare County25,675.1+9.5%
204Forsyth County25,476.9+6.3%
205Rockland County25,390.2+5.3%
206Brazoria County25,082.7+5.9%
207Allen County25,042.5+5%
208Galveston County24,901.9+4.7%
209Lane County24,859.4+5.8%
210Davis County24,689.3+5.6%
211Forsyth County24,572.9+6.7%
212Santa Cruz County24,556+6.3%
213Washington County24,482.3+5.4%
214Anoka County24,459.1+5.2%
215Anchorage Municipality24,433.5+5.9%
216Butler County23,987.3+5%
217Durham County23,736.9+7.4%
218Frederick County23,624.7+6.8%
219Weld County23,542.3+6.1%
220Westmoreland County23,200.2+4%
221Delaware County22,981+6.8%
222Osceola County22,977.8+9%
223St. Tammany Parish22,875+5.5%
224McHenry County22,800.4+5.1%
225Fayette County22,752.5+5.6%
226Lancaster County22,725.2+5.7%
227Dutchess County22,554.1+5.6%
228Barnstable County22,505.4+5.3%
229Stark County22,430.1+5.2%
230Northampton County22,399.2+4.4%
231Horry County22,283.8+8%
232St. Lucie County22,256.7+8%
233Mobile County22,225.3+4.8%
234Bell County22,062.2+6.7%
235Rutherford County21,996+7.2%
236Cherokee County21,962.4+7.5%
237San Luis Obispo County21,860.8+5.8%
238Kitsap County21,828.1+6.9%
239Genesee County21,559.9+1.6%
240Gloucester County21,324+5.4%
241Marion County21,219.7+5.6%
242Marion County21,144.8+7.2%
243Thurston County20,984.8+6.8%
244Saratoga County20,871.1+5.9%
245Warren County20,746.5+5.9%
246Martin County20,658+4.8%
247Spartanburg County20,636.2+7.2%
248Nueces County20,513.3+3.9%
249Ottawa County20,419.1+5.4%
250Union County20,156.3+7.1%

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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, US counties 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/us-counties. Accessed 12 Oct. 2026.

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