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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
Michigan
$47,178
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Top and bottom zip codes in Michigan

Zip codes with 1,000+ residents

Zip codes where workers earn the most

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  1. 148374Novi$111,172
  2. 248025Franklin$108,076
  3. 348069Pleasant Ridge$105,159
  4. 448168Northville$103,327
  5. 548302Bloomfield Hills$101,947
  6. 648009Birmingham$98,551
  7. 748301Bloomfield Hills$96,835
  8. 848306Rochester$95,073
  9. 948070Huntington Woods$93,125
  10. 1048304Bloomfield Hills$93,086

Zip codes where workers earn the least

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  1. 148824East Lansing$3,795
  2. 248109Ann Arbor$4,874
  3. 348825East Lansing$5,551
  4. 448859Mount Pleasant$6,089
  5. 548502Flint$9,753
  6. 649931Houghton$17,536
  7. 749401Allendale$24,215
  8. 849006Kalamazoo$25,344
  9. 948604Saginaw$28,038
  10. 1048823East Lansing$29,389

Median earnings per worker by county in Michigan

  1. 1Oakland County$61,646
  2. 2Livingston County$59,035
  3. 3Clinton County$53,975
  4. 4Washtenaw County$51,850
  5. 5Midland County$50,719
  6. 6Monroe County$50,567
  7. 7Eaton County$48,895
  8. 8Kent County$48,850
  9. 9Allegan County$48,683
  10. 10Macomb County$48,681
  11. 11Ottawa County$48,396
  12. 12Barry County$48,245
  13. 13Leelanau County$48,012
  14. 14Grand Traverse County$46,840
  15. 15Kalamazoo County$46,820
  16. 16Cass County$46,718
  17. 17Lapeer County$46,625
  18. 18Charlevoix County$46,328
  19. 19Jackson County$46,225
  20. 20Van Buren County$46,109
  21. 21Presque Isle County$45,989
  22. 22St. Clair County$45,000
  23. 23Emmet County$44,932
  24. 24Menominee County$44,856
  25. 25Wayne County$44,724
  26. 26Alger County$44,496
  27. 27Kalkaska County$44,478
  28. 28Ionia County$44,325
  29. 29Dickinson County$43,758
  30. 30Shiawassee County$43,721
  31. 31Otsego County$43,484
  32. 32Calhoun County$43,305
  33. 33Lenawee County$42,910
  34. 34Tuscola County$42,820
  35. 35Berrien County$42,744
  36. 36Genesee County$42,511
  37. 37Missaukee County$42,412
  38. 38Wexford County$42,402
  39. 39Ingham County$42,068
  40. 40St. Joseph County$42,048
  41. 41Muskegon County$42,008
  42. 42Antrim County$42,003
  43. 43Branch County$41,989
  44. 44Newaygo County$41,957
  45. 45Mason County$41,905
  46. 46Schoolcraft County$41,854
  47. 47Saginaw County$41,818
  48. 48Bay County$41,672
  49. 49Gladwin County$41,518
  50. 50Luce County$41,440
  51. 51Montcalm County$41,399
  52. 52Osceola County$41,181
  53. 53Benzie County$41,100
  54. 54Roscommon County$41,054
  55. 55Hillsdale County$40,882
  56. 56Huron County$40,785
  57. 57Gratiot County$40,735
  58. 58Mackinac County$40,659
  59. 59Manistee County$40,631
  60. 60Sanilac County$40,631
  61. 61Delta County$39,902
  62. 62Ogemaw County$39,851
  63. 63Iron County$39,340
  64. 64Arenac County$39,338
  65. 65Crawford County$39,338
  66. 66Oceana County$39,171
  67. 67Baraga County$39,049
  68. 68Alpena County$38,968
  69. 69Gogebic County$38,355
  70. 70Alcona County$37,765
  71. 71Ontonagon County$37,425
  72. 72Montmorency County$37,383
  73. 73Chippewa County$37,096
  74. 74Cheboygan County$36,574
  75. 75Mecosta County$36,255
  76. 76Iosco County$36,204
  77. 77Marquette County$36,128
  78. 78Keweenaw County$36,094
  79. 79Clare County$36,071
  80. 80Houghton County$34,710
  81. 81Oscoda County$34,438
  82. 82Lake County$32,334
  83. 83Isabella County$32,118

Questions about this map

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

Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 48374 (Novi, MI) has the highest: $111,172.

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

48824 (East Lansing, MI) has the lowest: $3,795.

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

$49,666; in Michigan it is $47,178.

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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