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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
- Missouri
- $45,780
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Top and bottom zip codes in Missouri
Zip codes with 1,000+ residents
Zip codes where workers earn the most
See allMedian earnings per worker by county in Missouri
- 1St. Charles County$59,077
- 2Platte County$54,680
- 3Clay County$52,850
- 4St. Louis County$52,538
- 5Cass County$51,068
- 6Jefferson County$49,487
- 7Lincoln County$48,810
- 8Ray County$48,094
- 9Christian County$47,658
- 10Jackson County$47,646
- 11St. Louis city$47,518
- 12Franklin County$47,395
- 13Cole County$47,109
- 14Andrew County$46,837
- 15DeKalb County$46,424
- 16Osage County$46,409
- 17Lafayette County$45,625
- 18Clinton County$45,372
- 19Putnam County$45,331
- 20Callaway County$45,017
- 21Warren County$44,878
- 22Boone County$44,618
- 23Pike County$44,523
- 24Caldwell County$44,267
- 25Ralls County$44,200
- 26Ste. Genevieve County$42,591
- 27Moniteau County$42,508
- 28Audrain County$42,506
- 29Webster County$42,490
- 30Livingston County$42,411
- 31Buchanan County$42,116
- 32Marion County$42,095
- 33Montgomery County$42,065
- 34Cooper County$42,062
- 35Schuyler County$41,970
- 36Grundy County$41,521
- 37Linn County$41,321
- 38Monroe County$41,218
- 39Lewis County$41,045
- 40Scotland County$41,007
- 41Howard County$40,994
- 42Macon County$40,958
- 43Chariton County$40,795
- 44Washington County$40,676
- 45Miller County$40,583
- 46St. Francois County$40,532
- 47Greene County$40,514
- 48Stoddard County$40,383
- 49Dallas County$40,204
- 50Polk County$40,162
- 51Carroll County$40,103
- 52Holt County$39,905
- 53Bates County$39,886
- 54Scott County$39,827
- 55Lawrence County$39,788
- 56Perry County$39,728
- 57Shelby County$39,676
- 58Newton County$39,600
- 59Camden County$39,574
- 60Crawford County$39,381
- 61Sullivan County$39,375
- 62Randolph County$39,311
- 63Henry County$39,276
- 64Mercer County$39,201
- 65Benton County$38,989
- 66Jasper County$38,807
- 67Gasconade County$38,787
- 68Cape Girardeau County$38,629
- 69Dunklin County$38,495
- 70Maries County$38,278
- 71Daviess County$38,201
- 72New Madrid County$38,196
- 73Johnson County$38,033
- 74Bollinger County$37,977
- 75Morgan County$37,743
- 76Iron County$37,527
- 77McDonald County$37,439
- 78Barry County$37,407
- 79Atchison County$37,405
- 80Stone County$37,400
- 81Pettis County$37,397
- 82Saline County$37,383
- 83Dent County$37,344
- 84Nodaway County$37,308
- 85St. Clair County$37,283
- 86Gentry County$37,177
- 87Adair County$37,154
- 88Douglas County$37,119
- 89Knox County$37,064
- 90Phelps County$37,057
- 91Laclede County$36,950
- 92Shannon County$36,848
- 93Pulaski County$36,814
- 94Mississippi County$36,769
- 95Harrison County$36,500
- 96Worth County$36,394
- 97Clark County$36,239
- 98Barton County$36,199
- 99Cedar County$35,824
- 100Wright County$35,542
- 101Pemiscot County$35,345
- 102Reynolds County$35,135
- 103Dade County$35,050
- 104Butler County$34,959
- 105Howell County$34,934
- 106Madison County$34,683
- 107Oregon County$34,563
- 108Texas County$34,375
- 109Vernon County$34,368
- 110Ripley County$34,023
- 111Ozark County$33,935
- 112Wayne County$32,731
- 113Taney County$32,457
- 114Hickory County$32,054
- 115Carter County$32,035
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest median earnings per worker in Missouri?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 63124 (Saint Louis, MO) has the highest: $121,771.
Which zip code has the lowest median earnings per worker in Missouri?
65726 (Point Lookout, MO) has the lowest: $5,424.
What is the median earnings per worker for the United States?
$49,666; in Missouri it is $45,780.
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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