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The middle household income: half of households earn more, half less. Includes all earners in the home. The Census caps reporting at $250,000+.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024).

U.S.
$80,734
Colorado
$95,470
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Top and bottom zip codes in Colorado

Zip codes with 1,000+ residents

Zip codes with the highest median income

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  1. 180108Castle Rock$181,049
  2. 280238Denver$180,940
  3. 380547Timnath$180,492
  4. 480125Littleton$179,983
  5. 580007Arvada$176,122
  6. 680126Littleton$169,882
  7. 780516Erie$168,725
  8. 880927Colorado Springs$163,803
  9. 980132Monument$161,670
  10. 1080130Littleton$158,741

Zip codes with the lowest median income

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  1. 181152San Luis$31,875
  2. 281019Colorado City$38,056
  3. 381424Nucla$39,960
  4. 480833Rush$42,139
  5. 581047Holly$43,050
  6. 681151Sanford$43,417
  7. 781003Pueblo$43,705
  8. 881131Crestone$45,156
  9. 981133Fort Garland$45,833
  10. 1081140La Jara$46,781

Median household income by county in Colorado

  1. 1Douglas County$149,594
  2. 2Elbert County$132,685
  3. 3Broomfield County$123,874
  4. 4Jefferson County$110,656
  5. 5Summit County$109,773
  6. 6Routt County$106,489
  7. 7Eagle County$104,096
  8. 8Boulder County$103,994
  9. 9Park County$103,670
  10. 10Pitkin County$102,645
  11. 11Arapahoe County$101,087
  12. 12Weld County$97,097
  13. 13Lake County$96,575
  14. 14Gilpin County$95,361
  15. 15Denver County$94,718
  16. 16Clear Creek County$94,577
  17. 17Adams County$94,571
  18. 18Larimer County$93,765
  19. 19Garfield County$91,131
  20. 20Ouray County$91,020
  21. 21El Paso County$90,363
  22. 22Grand County$88,612
  23. 23La Plata County$86,056
  24. 24Teller County$85,361
  25. 25Gunnison County$84,527
  26. 26Chaffee County$84,132
  27. 27Archuleta County$83,065
  28. 28San Miguel County$79,024
  29. 29San Juan County$77,824
  30. 30Hinsdale County$75,972
  31. 31Moffat County$73,849
  32. 32Mesa County$73,658
  33. 33Morgan County$73,278
  34. 34Custer County$72,674
  35. 35Montrose County$72,120
  36. 36Cheyenne County$70,865
  37. 37Kit Carson County$70,259
  38. 38Washington County$67,167
  39. 39Rio Blanco County$65,473
  40. 40Montezuma County$65,244
  41. 41Dolores County$64,907
  42. 42Phillips County$64,674
  43. 43Rio Grande County$64,411
  44. 44Pueblo County$64,010
  45. 45Lincoln County$62,861
  46. 46Fremont County$62,664
  47. 47Yuma County$60,545
  48. 48Kiowa County$58,618
  49. 49Delta County$57,774
  50. 50Mineral County$56,250
  51. 51Alamosa County$55,397
  52. 52Otero County$54,037
  53. 53Prowers County$53,508
  54. 54Huerfano County$52,526
  55. 55Sedgwick County$52,386
  56. 56Las Animas County$52,074
  57. 57Logan County$51,829
  58. 58Conejos County$50,978
  59. 59Bent County$50,179
  60. 60Saguache County$50,082
  61. 61Crowley County$48,826
  62. 62Jackson County$47,667
  63. 63Baca County$46,215
  64. 64Costilla County$36,861

Questions about this map

Which zip code has the highest median household income in Colorado?

Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 80108 (Castle Rock, CO) has the highest: $181,049.

Which zip code has the lowest median household income in Colorado?

81152 (San Luis, CO) has the lowest: $31,875.

What is the median household income for the United States?

$80,734; in Colorado it is $95,470.

Where does this data come from?

U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024). The middle household income: half of households earn more, half less. Includes all earners in the home. The Census caps reporting at $250,000+.

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