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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
Mississippi
$40,605
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Top and bottom zip codes in Mississippi

Zip codes with 1,000+ residents

Zip codes where workers earn the most

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  1. 139110Madison$64,401
  2. 239232Flowood$60,573
  3. 338665Sarah$60,169
  4. 438651Nesbit$58,684
  5. 538632Hernando$57,794
  6. 638857Mooreville$56,660
  7. 739047Brandon$56,638
  8. 839039Benton$54,306
  9. 938870Smithville$53,777
  10. 1039751Mantee$53,470

Zip codes where workers earn the least

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  1. 138677University$4,938
  2. 239762Mississippi State$4,966
  3. 339406Hattiesburg$5,014
  4. 439217Jackson$6,866
  5. 539079Goodman$18,295
  6. 639423Beaumont$19,794
  7. 739363Stonewall$19,866
  8. 839203Jackson$21,000
  9. 938774Shelby$21,333
  10. 1038621Crenshaw$21,471

Median earnings per worker by county in Mississippi

  1. 1Madison County$51,912
  2. 2DeSoto County$49,476
  3. 3Rankin County$48,776
  4. 4Hancock County$45,957
  5. 5Smith County$45,854
  6. 6Tishomingo County$45,797
  7. 7George County$45,780
  8. 8Lamar County$45,758
  9. 9Walthall County$45,417
  10. 10Carroll County$45,104
  11. 11Webster County$43,870
  12. 12Tate County$43,482
  13. 13Jackson County$42,904
  14. 14Franklin County$42,903
  15. 15Greene County$42,586
  16. 16Stone County$42,239
  17. 17Issaquena County$42,130
  18. 18Lee County$42,119
  19. 19Amite County$41,680
  20. 20Warren County$41,598
  21. 21Itawamba County$41,597
  22. 22Winston County$41,241
  23. 23Prentiss County$41,220
  24. 24Monroe County$40,957
  25. 25Leake County$40,643
  26. 26Lowndes County$40,473
  27. 27Lincoln County$40,438
  28. 28Lafayette County$40,323
  29. 29Pontotoc County$40,276
  30. 30Marshall County$40,242
  31. 31Lauderdale County$40,233
  32. 32Harrison County$40,082
  33. 33Covington County$39,985
  34. 34Choctaw County$38,929
  35. 35Jones County$38,283
  36. 36Newton County$38,282
  37. 37Simpson County$38,175
  38. 38Tippah County$38,156
  39. 39Union County$38,151
  40. 40Adams County$38,066
  41. 41Yalobusha County$38,035
  42. 42Copiah County$38,008
  43. 43Wilkinson County$37,577
  44. 44Alcorn County$37,323
  45. 45Neshoba County$37,098
  46. 46Pearl River County$37,011
  47. 47Washington County$36,740
  48. 48Lawrence County$36,528
  49. 49Chickasaw County$36,502
  50. 50Clay County$36,458
  51. 51Grenada County$36,451
  52. 52Pike County$36,407
  53. 53Hinds County$36,353
  54. 54Attala County$35,636
  55. 55Noxubee County$35,430
  56. 56Tallahatchie County$35,283
  57. 57Perry County$35,237
  58. 58Clarke County$35,227
  59. 59Panola County$35,181
  60. 60Scott County$35,088
  61. 61Calhoun County$34,918
  62. 62Tunica County$34,736
  63. 63Montgomery County$34,363
  64. 64Jasper County$33,964
  65. 65Oktibbeha County$33,857
  66. 66Forrest County$33,676
  67. 67Bolivar County$33,672
  68. 68Sunflower County$33,509
  69. 69Yazoo County$33,093
  70. 70Marion County$32,745
  71. 71Quitman County$32,512
  72. 72Benton County$32,420
  73. 73Kemper County$32,204
  74. 74Coahoma County$31,832
  75. 75Leflore County$31,360
  76. 76Humphreys County$31,167
  77. 77Jefferson County$30,765
  78. 78Jefferson Davis County$30,751
  79. 79Wayne County$30,722
  80. 80Holmes County$29,237
  81. 81Claiborne County$27,306
  82. 82Sharkey County$26,915

Questions about this map

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

Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 39110 (Madison, MS) has the highest: $64,401.

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

38677 (University, MS) has the lowest: $4,938.

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

$49,666; in Mississippi it is $40,605.

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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