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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
- Tennessee
- $45,229
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Zip codes with 1,000+ residents
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See allMedian earnings per worker by county in Tennessee
- 1Williamson County$69,653
- 2Wilson County$54,944
- 3Cheatham County$51,626
- 4Davidson County$51,155
- 5Sumner County$50,843
- 6Fayette County$49,791
- 7Trousdale County$48,687
- 8Maury County$48,591
- 9Tipton County$48,529
- 10Robertson County$48,452
- 11Hamilton County$48,303
- 12Rutherford County$47,681
- 13Dickson County$47,588
- 14Marshall County$46,115
- 15Loudon County$45,996
- 16Knox County$45,855
- 17Blount County$45,837
- 18Anderson County$45,738
- 19Morgan County$45,596
- 20Polk County$45,577
- 21Roane County$45,356
- 22Perry County$45,211
- 23Cannon County$44,961
- 24Smith County$44,892
- 25Shelby County$44,634
- 26Montgomery County$44,448
- 27Dyer County$43,727
- 28Lincoln County$43,541
- 29Chester County$43,140
- 30Giles County$42,904
- 31Houston County$42,823
- 32Gibson County$42,814
- 33Meigs County$42,387
- 34Marion County$42,238
- 35Hickman County$42,022
- 36Bedford County$41,926
- 37Lauderdale County$41,859
- 38Sullivan County$41,617
- 39Franklin County$41,370
- 40Henderson County$41,294
- 41McMinn County$41,284
- 42Bradley County$41,141
- 43Crockett County$41,114
- 44Moore County$40,943
- 45Unicoi County$40,934
- 46McNairy County$40,898
- 47Union County$40,831
- 48Madison County$40,806
- 49Hawkins County$40,688
- 50Decatur County$40,498
- 51Washington County$40,480
- 52Lawrence County$40,434
- 53Coffee County$40,292
- 54Carroll County$40,213
- 55Campbell County$40,129
- 56Jefferson County$40,115
- 57Wayne County$40,094
- 58Rhea County$40,009
- 59Hamblen County$39,987
- 60Humphreys County$39,898
- 61Benton County$39,890
- 62Obion County$39,805
- 63DeKalb County$39,798
- 64Monroe County$39,710
- 65Jackson County$39,616
- 66Lewis County$39,302
- 67Warren County$39,134
- 68Clay County$38,423
- 69Stewart County$38,295
- 70Cumberland County$38,182
- 71Overton County$38,096
- 72Greene County$37,845
- 73Weakley County$37,485
- 74Macon County$37,467
- 75Sevier County$37,304
- 76Haywood County$37,229
- 77Henry County$37,172
- 78Putnam County$37,132
- 79Van Buren County$37,112
- 80Johnson County$37,006
- 81Claiborne County$36,958
- 82White County$36,884
- 83Hardeman County$36,786
- 84Scott County$36,736
- 85Carter County$36,658
- 86Cocke County$36,280
- 87Grainger County$36,048
- 88Hardin County$35,348
- 89Sequatchie County$35,317
- 90Grundy County$35,315
- 91Pickett County$35,276
- 92Fentress County$34,062
- 93Bledsoe County$32,756
- 94Lake County$28,707
- 95Hancock County$26,095
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest median earnings per worker in Tennessee?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 38139 (Germantown, TN) has the highest: $103,333.
Which zip code has the lowest median earnings per worker in Tennessee?
37315 (Collegedale, TN) has the lowest: $3,877.
What is the median earnings per worker for the United States?
$49,666; in Tennessee it is $45,229.
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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