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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
Minnesota
$54,389
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Top and bottom zip codes in Minnesota

Zip codes with 1,000+ residents

Zip codes where workers earn the most

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  1. 155424Minneapolis$120,612
  2. 255446Minneapolis$104,088
  3. 355356Long Lake$99,741
  4. 455386Victoria$97,846
  5. 555439Minneapolis$97,013
  6. 655042Lake Elmo$96,037
  7. 755340Hamel$95,436
  8. 855415Minneapolis$94,850
  9. 955419Minneapolis$93,232
  10. 1055001Afton$92,045

Zip codes where workers earn the least

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  1. 155455Minneapolis$6,074
  2. 256563Moorhead$8,587
  3. 356321Collegeville$9,513
  4. 455454Minneapolis$24,767
  5. 555414Minneapolis$26,206
  6. 655812Duluth$26,717
  7. 755805Duluth$31,007
  8. 855771Orr$31,198
  9. 955753Keewatin$32,500
  10. 1056655Longville$34,609

Median earnings per worker by county in Minnesota

  1. 1Carver County$69,607
  2. 2Washington County$65,045
  3. 3Scott County$62,423
  4. 4Dakota County$62,223
  5. 5Hennepin County$61,640
  6. 6Wright County$60,681
  7. 7Olmsted County$58,970
  8. 8Sherburne County$58,657
  9. 9Chisago County$56,667
  10. 10Anoka County$56,574
  11. 11Dodge County$55,092
  12. 12Houston County$53,615
  13. 13Le Sueur County$53,240
  14. 14Steele County$52,253
  15. 15Koochiching County$52,186
  16. 16Carlton County$52,035
  17. 17Lake County$51,619
  18. 18Benton County$51,481
  19. 19Ramsey County$51,472
  20. 20Isanti County$51,433
  21. 21Red Lake County$51,250
  22. 22Marshall County$51,200
  23. 23Goodhue County$51,082
  24. 24Wabasha County$51,050
  25. 25Roseau County$50,177
  26. 26Jackson County$50,024
  27. 27Sibley County$50,004
  28. 28Clay County$49,988
  29. 29Wilkin County$49,341
  30. 30Pennington County$49,100
  31. 31Waseca County$49,076
  32. 32McLeod County$49,075
  33. 33Swift County$48,485
  34. 34Douglas County$48,353
  35. 35Polk County$48,279
  36. 36Kittson County$48,199
  37. 37Meeker County$48,199
  38. 38Brown County$48,113
  39. 39Norman County$48,103
  40. 40Mower County$47,597
  41. 41Lake of the Woods County$47,381
  42. 42Pope County$47,362
  43. 43Mille Lacs County$47,185
  44. 44Morrison County$47,162
  45. 45Nicollet County$47,133
  46. 46Rock County$46,965
  47. 47Kandiyohi County$46,816
  48. 48Crow Wing County$46,742
  49. 49Fillmore County$46,737
  50. 50Lac qui Parle County$46,723
  51. 51Otter Tail County$46,641
  52. 52Freeborn County$46,605
  53. 53Lyon County$46,286
  54. 54Murray County$46,085
  55. 55Yellow Medicine County$45,944
  56. 56Pine County$45,654
  57. 57Grant County$45,653
  58. 58Kanabec County$45,645
  59. 59Lincoln County$45,634
  60. 60Nobles County$45,557
  61. 61Stearns County$45,354
  62. 62Renville County$45,288
  63. 63Watonwan County$45,277
  64. 64Rice County$45,276
  65. 65Redwood County$45,135
  66. 66Itasca County$45,133
  67. 67St. Louis County$44,959
  68. 68Clearwater County$44,928
  69. 69Traverse County$44,839
  70. 70Becker County$44,585
  71. 71Hubbard County$44,461
  72. 72Stevens County$44,294
  73. 73Martin County$44,283
  74. 74Pipestone County$44,283
  75. 75Todd County$44,005
  76. 76Big Stone County$43,704
  77. 77Cook County$43,138
  78. 78Mahnomen County$43,058
  79. 79Aitkin County$42,955
  80. 80Beltrami County$42,849
  81. 81Faribault County$42,785
  82. 82Cottonwood County$42,639
  83. 83Cass County$42,003
  84. 84Chippewa County$41,881
  85. 85Wadena County$41,813
  86. 86Blue Earth County$41,647
  87. 87Winona County$41,056

Questions about this map

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

Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 55424 (Minneapolis, MN) has the highest: $120,612.

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

55455 (Minneapolis, MN) has the lowest: $6,074.

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

$49,666; in Minnesota it is $54,389.

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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