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The middle yearly earnings of employed residents 16 and older (wages, salary and self-employment income), counting part-time workers. Lower than household income, which adds up everyone in a home.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024).

U.S.
$49,666
Colorado
$56,473
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Top and bottom zip codes in Colorado

Zip codes with 1,000+ residents

Zip codes where workers earn the most

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  1. 180125Littleton$100,832
  2. 280007Arvada$100,107
  3. 380540Lyons$100,026
  4. 480238Denver$98,390
  5. 580403Golden$93,737
  6. 680202Denver$90,654
  7. 780130Littleton$87,476
  8. 880209Denver$87,030
  9. 980211Denver$86,573
  10. 1080118Larkspur$86,450

Zip codes where workers earn the least

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  1. 180310Boulder$7,521
  2. 280930Colorado Springs$22,407
  3. 380833Rush$23,750
  4. 481131Crestone$24,754
  5. 580521Fort Collins$26,167
  6. 681019Colorado City$26,529
  7. 780302Boulder$30,518
  8. 881152San Luis$30,987
  9. 981415Crawford$31,223
  10. 1081067Rocky Ford$31,569

Median earnings per worker by county in Colorado

  1. 1Douglas County$78,137
  2. 2Broomfield County$71,516
  3. 3Elbert County$66,234
  4. 4Jefferson County$64,925
  5. 5Clear Creek County$64,556
  6. 6Denver County$64,420
  7. 7Pitkin County$63,054
  8. 8Gilpin County$63,011
  9. 9Park County$61,472
  10. 10Routt County$58,268
  11. 11Boulder County$58,130
  12. 12Arapahoe County$57,284
  13. 13Chaffee County$56,530
  14. 14Summit County$54,863
  15. 15Ouray County$54,713
  16. 16San Miguel County$54,177
  17. 17Weld County$53,001
  18. 18Eagle County$52,675
  19. 19Adams County$52,542
  20. 20Larimer County$52,017
  21. 21Teller County$51,570
  22. 22El Paso County$51,379
  23. 23Garfield County$51,094
  24. 24Lake County$50,979
  25. 25Custer County$50,734
  26. 26Dolores County$50,675
  27. 27Grand County$50,342
  28. 28Kit Carson County$49,461
  29. 29La Plata County$49,028
  30. 30Gunnison County$48,953
  31. 31Rio Grande County$48,550
  32. 32Phillips County$48,291
  33. 33Rio Blanco County$48,162
  34. 34Moffat County$47,357
  35. 35Mesa County$46,960
  36. 36Pueblo County$46,229
  37. 37Cheyenne County$45,833
  38. 38Hinsdale County$44,971
  39. 39Morgan County$44,528
  40. 40Lincoln County$44,381
  41. 41Yuma County$44,334
  42. 42Washington County$44,266
  43. 43Jackson County$44,205
  44. 44Montrose County$43,286
  45. 45Montezuma County$43,083
  46. 46Archuleta County$42,536
  47. 47Delta County$42,264
  48. 48Baca County$42,071
  49. 49Crowley County$42,036
  50. 50Saguache County$41,188
  51. 51Fremont County$40,881
  52. 52Las Animas County$40,588
  53. 53Huerfano County$40,400
  54. 54Kiowa County$40,052
  55. 55Logan County$38,785
  56. 56Conejos County$38,339
  57. 57Sedgwick County$37,875
  58. 58Otero County$37,403
  59. 59Prowers County$37,184
  60. 60Bent County$35,620
  61. 61Alamosa County$35,570
  62. 62Costilla County$34,167
  63. 63Mineral County$34,167
  64. 64San Juan County$33,542

Questions about this map

Which zip code has the highest median earnings per worker in Colorado?

Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 80125 (Littleton, CO) has the highest: $100,832.

Which zip code has the lowest median earnings per worker in Colorado?

80310 (Boulder, CO) has the lowest: $7,521.

What is the median earnings per worker for the United States?

$49,666; in Colorado it is $56,473.

Where does this data come from?

U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024). The middle yearly earnings of employed residents 16 and older (wages, salary and self-employment income), counting part-time workers. Lower than household income, which adds up everyone in a home.

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