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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
- Georgia
- $77,353
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Zip codes with 1,000+ residents
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- 1Forsyth County$143,784
- 2Oconee County$121,217
- 3Fayette County$111,978
- 4Cherokee County$108,115
- 5Bryan County$103,408
- 6Cobb County$102,738
- 7Paulding County$98,031
- 8Harris County$97,302
- 9Columbia County$95,592
- 10Coweta County$95,548
- 11Fulton County$95,292
- 12Dawson County$92,991
- 13Jackson County$89,544
- 14Lee County$89,168
- 15Effingham County$88,438
- 16Gwinnett County$87,890
- 17Pike County$86,719
- 18Greene County$86,272
- 19Walton County$84,945
- 20Monroe County$83,183
- 21Henry County$83,146
- 22Douglas County$82,984
- 23Bartow County$82,243
- 24Hall County$80,901
- 25Houston County$80,698
- 26Barrow County$80,653
- 27DeKalb County$80,644
- 28Pickens County$78,930
- 29Morgan County$78,111
- 30Lumpkin County$77,448
- 31Rockdale County$77,247
- 32Newton County$77,179
- 33Banks County$77,063
- 34Jones County$75,500
- 35Oglethorpe County$75,034
- 36Catoosa County$74,639
- 37Gilmer County$74,499
- 38Camden County$74,378
- 39Carroll County$73,714
- 40Haralson County$72,127
- 41Putnam County$72,096
- 42Peach County$71,293
- 43Chatham County$71,097
- 44White County$70,666
- 45Glynn County$69,799
- 46Murray County$69,253
- 47Butts County$69,241
- 48Long County$68,808
- 49Rabun County$67,493
- 50Habersham County$67,309
- 51Crawford County$67,116
- 52Whitfield County$67,070
- 53Lamar County$67,062
- 54Union County$66,176
- 55Heard County$65,868
- 56Floyd County$65,565
- 57Dade County$64,568
- 58Gordon County$63,650
- 59Spalding County$62,071
- 60Bleckley County$62,008
- 61Madison County$61,963
- 62Charlton County$61,276
- 63Chattahoochee County$61,042
- 64Dooly County$60,987
- 65Thomas County$60,736
- 66Pierce County$60,517
- 67Liberty County$60,456
- 68Jasper County$60,134
- 69Clayton County$59,806
- 70Echols County$59,489
- 71Walker County$59,469
- 72Hart County$59,385
- 73Towns County$59,135
- 74Grady County$58,980
- 75Bulloch County$58,810
- 76Worth County$58,694
- 77Lowndes County$58,541
- 78Polk County$58,515
- 79Elbert County$58,450
- 80Brantley County$58,239
- 81Muscogee County$58,073
- 82Mitchell County$57,613
- 83Meriwether County$57,340
- 84Fannin County$57,073
- 85Lincoln County$56,907
- 86Schley County$56,875
- 87Troup County$56,776
- 88McDuffie County$56,733
- 89Twiggs County$56,324
- 90Richmond County$55,637
- 91Treutlen County$55,518
- 92Upson County$55,429
- 93Laurens County$55,010
- 94Glascock County$54,934
- 95Stephens County$54,754
- 96Baldwin County$54,403
- 97Wilcox County$54,138
- 98Early County$54,083
- 99Cook County$53,651
- 100Clarke County$53,625
- 101Wayne County$53,427
- 102Decatur County$53,317
- 103Evans County$53,259
- 104Tift County$53,255
- 105Franklin County$53,046
- 106Burke County$53,014
- 107Jefferson County$53,014
- 108Berrien County$52,876
- 109Screven County$52,792
- 110Emanuel County$52,772
- 111Toombs County$52,621
- 112Taliaferro County$52,500
- 113Wilkes County$52,043
- 114Montgomery County$51,941
- 115Marion County$51,667
- 116Dodge County$51,587
- 117Miller County$51,425
- 118Irwin County$51,384
- 119Bibb County$51,234
- 120Johnson County$51,028
- 121Telfair County$50,929
- 122Tattnall County$50,747
- 123Coffee County$50,683
- 124Pulaski County$50,406
- 125Chattooga County$50,285
- 126McIntosh County$50,273
- 127Candler County$49,581
- 128Seminole County$49,495
- 129Colquitt County$49,341
- 130Clay County$49,147
- 131Dougherty County$49,044
- 132Ware County$47,448
- 133Lanier County$47,186
- 134Calhoun County$46,940
- 135Brooks County$46,807
- 136Webster County$46,792
- 137Appling County$46,651
- 138Terrell County$46,171
- 139Washington County$46,023
- 140Baker County$46,012
- 141Clinch County$45,847
- 142Wilkinson County$45,465
- 143Crisp County$45,105
- 144Bacon County$44,694
- 145Jenkins County$44,389
- 146Warren County$44,289
- 147Sumter County$42,653
- 148Atkinson County$42,347
- 149Taylor County$41,788
- 150Ben Hill County$41,758
- 151Talbot County$41,597
- 152Macon County$41,031
- 153Wheeler County$40,539
- 154Jeff Davis County$40,283
- 155Quitman County$40,179
- 156Hancock County$40,082
- 157Turner County$36,799
- 158Stewart County$33,250
- 159Randolph County$28,380
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest median household income in Georgia?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 30327 (Atlanta, GA) has the highest: $189,250.
Which zip code has the lowest median household income in Georgia?
39840 (Cuthbert, GA) has the lowest: $22,540.
What is the median household income for the United States?
$80,734; in Georgia it is $77,353.
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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