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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
New York
$55,321
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Top and bottom zip codes in New York

Zip codes with 1,000+ residents

Zip codes where workers earn the most

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  1. 110282New York$221,389
  2. 210069New York$213,813
  3. 310007New York$158,475
  4. 410506Bedford$157,097
  5. 510004New York$149,385
  6. 610514Chappaqua$145,714
  7. 710583Scarsdale$137,255
  8. 810280New York$131,549
  9. 911109Long Island City$130,846
  10. 1010580Rye$128,930

Zip codes where workers earn the least

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  1. 112604Poughkeepsie$4,133
  2. 214627Rochester$4,669
  3. 314853Ithaca$5,228
  4. 413902Binghamton$5,643
  5. 511549Hempstead$6,120
  6. 613699Potsdam$6,443
  7. 713244Syracuse$6,462
  8. 814261Buffalo$6,519
  9. 914478Keuka Park$6,891
  10. 1011439Jamaica$7,206

Median earnings per worker by county in New York

  1. 1New York County$85,377
  2. 2Nassau County$70,913
  3. 3Westchester County$70,215
  4. 4Putnam County$66,680
  5. 5Saratoga County$62,363
  6. 6Suffolk County$61,833
  7. 7Richmond County$60,577
  8. 8Dutchess County$58,100
  9. 9Rensselaer County$57,260
  10. 10Albany County$55,983
  11. 11Kings County$55,843
  12. 12Rockland County$55,157
  13. 13Schenectady County$54,742
  14. 14Ulster County$53,889
  15. 15Orange County$53,618
  16. 16Columbia County$53,077
  17. 17Warren County$52,027
  18. 18Ontario County$51,939
  19. 19Onondaga County$51,724
  20. 20Queens County$51,200
  21. 21Monroe County$50,797
  22. 22Erie County$50,407
  23. 23Greene County$50,287
  24. 24Genesee County$49,749
  25. 25Wayne County$48,844
  26. 26Clinton County$48,463
  27. 27Hamilton County$48,068
  28. 28Oneida County$47,841
  29. 29Steuben County$47,730
  30. 30Fulton County$47,698
  31. 31Tioga County$47,609
  32. 32Madison County$47,591
  33. 33Niagara County$47,382
  34. 34Sullivan County$47,194
  35. 35Cayuga County$47,091
  36. 36Herkimer County$46,871
  37. 37Livingston County$46,749
  38. 38Schoharie County$46,736
  39. 39Schuyler County$46,669
  40. 40Washington County$46,415
  41. 41Seneca County$46,185
  42. 42Chenango County$46,034
  43. 43Essex County$45,999
  44. 44Lewis County$45,922
  45. 45Wyoming County$45,894
  46. 46Tompkins County$45,817
  47. 47Chemung County$45,684
  48. 48Montgomery County$45,280
  49. 49Franklin County$44,652
  50. 50Orleans County$44,600
  51. 51Oswego County$43,821
  52. 52Delaware County$43,757
  53. 53Cortland County$43,533
  54. 54Broome County$43,106
  55. 55Otsego County$42,860
  56. 56Cattaraugus County$42,398
  57. 57St. Lawrence County$42,271
  58. 58Yates County$41,948
  59. 59Jefferson County$41,851
  60. 60Chautauqua County$41,801
  61. 61Bronx County$40,484
  62. 62Allegany County$39,246

Questions about this map

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

Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 10282 (New York, NY) has the highest: $221,389.

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

12604 (Poughkeepsie, NY) has the lowest: $4,133.

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

$49,666; in New York it is $55,321.

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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