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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
- Nebraska
- $47,319
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See allMedian earnings per worker by county in Nebraska
- 1Washington County$58,745
- 2Sarpy County$55,547
- 3Cass County$54,592
- 4Saunders County$53,147
- 5Douglas County$50,798
- 6Harlan County$50,450
- 7Butler County$49,840
- 8Stanton County$49,583
- 9Otoe County$49,285
- 10Howard County$48,893
- 11Hamilton County$48,341
- 12Seward County$48,322
- 13Gosper County$48,016
- 14Clay County$47,835
- 15Cuming County$47,439
- 16Colfax County$47,079
- 17Dodge County$46,055
- 18Kearney County$45,952
- 19Arthur County$45,917
- 20Custer County$45,845
- 21Dawson County$45,636
- 22Hall County$45,633
- 23Phelps County$45,254
- 24Furnas County$45,156
- 25Platte County$44,966
- 26Deuel County$44,844
- 27Antelope County$44,756
- 28Lancaster County$44,737
- 29Thomas County$44,659
- 30Polk County$44,633
- 31York County$44,598
- 32Cedar County$44,362
- 33Burt County$44,292
- 34Dakota County$44,271
- 35Chase County$44,200
- 36Hooker County$44,141
- 37Box Butte County$44,082
- 38Sherman County$44,041
- 39Merrick County$43,989
- 40Saline County$43,836
- 41Gage County$43,830
- 42Scotts Bluff County$43,785
- 43Madison County$43,703
- 44Johnson County$43,674
- 45Jefferson County$43,635
- 46Banner County$43,617
- 47Fillmore County$43,457
- 48Pierce County$43,423
- 49Logan County$43,333
- 50Thurston County$43,287
- 51Wheeler County$42,946
- 52Greeley County$42,917
- 53Keith County$42,685
- 54Holt County$42,583
- 55Richardson County$42,433
- 56Blaine County$42,330
- 57Pawnee County$42,229
- 58Valley County$42,217
- 59Nuckolls County$42,174
- 60Buffalo County$42,173
- 61Dundy County$42,163
- 62Franklin County$41,989
- 63Lincoln County$41,983
- 64Nemaha County$41,926
- 65Dixon County$41,836
- 66Adams County$41,640
- 67Red Willow County$41,580
- 68Cheyenne County$41,461
- 69Thayer County$41,442
- 70Sheridan County$41,433
- 71Boone County$41,318
- 72Perkins County$41,206
- 73Frontier County$41,179
- 74Webster County$40,893
- 75Knox County$40,684
- 76Nance County$40,027
- 77Kimball County$39,850
- 78Sioux County$39,500
- 79Rock County$39,211
- 80Hayes County$38,365
- 81Grant County$37,386
- 82Keya Paha County$37,344
- 83Loup County$37,188
- 84Cherry County$36,915
- 85Boyd County$36,650
- 86Wayne County$35,160
- 87Hitchcock County$34,784
- 88Morrill County$34,612
- 89Brown County$32,917
- 90Garden County$32,176
- 91Garfield County$31,875
- 92Dawes County$30,711
- 93McPherson County$30,069
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest median earnings per worker in Nebraska?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 68404 (Martell, NE) has the highest: $85,455.
Which zip code has the lowest median earnings per worker in Nebraska?
68178 (Omaha, NE) has the lowest: $5,525.
What is the median earnings per worker for the United States?
$49,666; in Nebraska it is $47,319.
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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