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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
- Indiana
- $71,957
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- 1Hamilton County$121,530
- 2Boone County$111,250
- 3Hendricks County$101,144
- 4Hancock County$93,186
- 5Johnson County$90,454
- 6Warrick County$89,844
- 7Porter County$87,972
- 8Dearborn County$84,735
- 9LaGrange County$84,487
- 10Warren County$82,425
- 11Bartholomew County$79,901
- 12Floyd County$79,704
- 13Morgan County$79,429
- 14Brown County$78,528
- 15Putnam County$78,378
- 16Posey County$78,129
- 17Whitley County$78,083
- 18Franklin County$78,074
- 19Jasper County$77,314
- 20Union County$76,424
- 21Tipton County$76,156
- 22Dubois County$75,979
- 23Newton County$75,481
- 24Kosciusko County$75,317
- 25Steuben County$74,911
- 26Spencer County$74,506
- 27Harrison County$74,475
- 28DeKalb County$74,331
- 29Clark County$74,214
- 30Shelby County$72,190
- 31Wells County$71,957
- 32Marshall County$71,808
- 33Noble County$71,723
- 34Lake County$71,493
- 35Montgomery County$71,479
- 36Pike County$71,334
- 37LaPorte County$71,055
- 38Allen County$70,737
- 39Ripley County$70,573
- 40Ohio County$70,392
- 41Jackson County$70,262
- 42Clay County$70,010
- 43Decatur County$69,783
- 44Jennings County$69,322
- 45Martin County$68,594
- 46Elkhart County$68,561
- 47Daviess County$68,503
- 48Parke County$68,485
- 49Gibson County$67,573
- 50White County$67,303
- 51St. Joseph County$66,868
- 52Wabash County$66,806
- 53Rush County$66,473
- 54Lawrence County$66,468
- 55Marion County$66,346
- 56Huntington County$66,301
- 57Benton County$65,875
- 58Orange County$65,873
- 59Monroe County$65,868
- 60Carroll County$65,645
- 61Switzerland County$65,343
- 62Adams County$65,289
- 63Clinton County$65,019
- 64Washington County$64,641
- 65Jefferson County$64,577
- 66Howard County$64,027
- 67Starke County$63,960
- 68Henry County$63,150
- 69Madison County$63,037
- 70Pulaski County$62,792
- 71Fountain County$62,542
- 72Owen County$62,464
- 73Greene County$62,094
- 74Vanderburgh County$61,648
- 75Fulton County$61,360
- 76Knox County$61,237
- 77Perry County$61,151
- 78Miami County$61,139
- 79Randolph County$60,791
- 80Tippecanoe County$60,636
- 81Vermillion County$60,200
- 82Fayette County$59,321
- 83Delaware County$58,127
- 84Cass County$56,403
- 85Scott County$56,352
- 86Sullivan County$56,204
- 87Wayne County$55,692
- 88Jay County$54,969
- 89Grant County$53,522
- 90Vigo County$52,976
- 91Blackford County$51,326
- 92Crawford County$49,640
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest median household income in Indiana?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 46077 (Zionsville, IN) has the highest: $177,679.
Which zip code has the lowest median household income in Indiana?
47807 (Terre Haute, IN) has the lowest: $24,706.
What is the median household income for the United States?
$80,734; in Indiana it is $71,957.
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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