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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
Minnesota
$89,062
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Top and bottom zip codes in Minnesota

Zip codes with 1,000+ residents

Zip codes with the highest median income

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  1. 155424Minneapolis$250,000+
  2. 255386Victoria$192,458
  3. 355340Hamel$178,553
  4. 455391Wayzata$174,301
  5. 555446Minneapolis$170,625
  6. 655439Minneapolis$168,693
  7. 755331Excelsior$159,450
  8. 855054Elko New Market$157,096
  9. 955341Hanover$157,071
  10. 1055356Long Lake$156,622

Zip codes with the lowest median income

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  1. 155454Minneapolis$23,100
  2. 255404Minneapolis$41,940
  3. 355806Duluth$42,833
  4. 455805Duluth$43,100
  5. 556183Westbrook$45,536
  6. 655384Spring Park$48,315
  7. 755103Saint Paul$48,390
  8. 856671Redlake$48,625
  9. 956441Crosby$50,298
  10. 1056630Blackduck$50,333

Median household income by county in Minnesota

  1. 1Carver County$125,946
  2. 2Scott County$119,314
  3. 3Washington County$115,345
  4. 4Wright County$107,209
  5. 5Dakota County$106,318
  6. 6Sherburne County$105,466
  7. 7Anoka County$101,869
  8. 8Chisago County$99,400
  9. 9Hennepin County$97,653
  10. 10Dodge County$95,739
  11. 11Olmsted County$95,406
  12. 12Le Sueur County$94,968
  13. 13Isanti County$87,440
  14. 14Steele County$84,196
  15. 15Goodhue County$84,171
  16. 16Rice County$83,181
  17. 17Wabasha County$82,007
  18. 18Ramsey County$81,568
  19. 19Clay County$81,172
  20. 20Carlton County$80,573
  21. 21McLeod County$80,084
  22. 22Houston County$79,825
  23. 23Nicollet County$79,756
  24. 24Douglas County$79,043
  25. 25Sibley County$77,634
  26. 26Lake of the Woods County$77,546
  27. 27Fillmore County$77,512
  28. 28Pennington County$77,325
  29. 29Red Lake County$77,188
  30. 30Stearns County$77,066
  31. 31Kandiyohi County$76,592
  32. 32Waseca County$76,261
  33. 33Pope County$76,220
  34. 34Kittson County$76,100
  35. 35Jackson County$75,743
  36. 36Stevens County$75,733
  37. 37Lake County$75,541
  38. 38Meeker County$75,446
  39. 39Lyon County$75,303
  40. 40Blue Earth County$74,477
  41. 41Roseau County$74,474
  42. 42Lac qui Parle County$74,432
  43. 43Benton County$74,410
  44. 44Murray County$74,033
  45. 45Yellow Medicine County$74,000
  46. 46Grant County$73,917
  47. 47Polk County$73,107
  48. 48Mower County$73,074
  49. 49Cottonwood County$72,941
  50. 50Mille Lacs County$72,729
  51. 51Cook County$72,638
  52. 52Crow Wing County$72,589
  53. 53Marshall County$72,543
  54. 54Norman County$72,260
  55. 55Otter Tail County$72,255
  56. 56Hubbard County$71,995
  57. 57Watonwan County$71,699
  58. 58Kanabec County$71,460
  59. 59Chippewa County$71,458
  60. 60Wilkin County$71,410
  61. 61Becker County$71,388
  62. 62Rock County$71,295
  63. 63Pine County$71,146
  64. 64Freeborn County$71,023
  65. 65Winona County$70,744
  66. 66Renville County$70,625
  67. 67Big Stone County$70,400
  68. 68St. Louis County$70,069
  69. 69Lincoln County$69,694
  70. 70Pipestone County$69,628
  71. 71Morrison County$69,446
  72. 72Brown County$69,378
  73. 73Beltrami County$68,975
  74. 74Cass County$68,874
  75. 75Itasca County$68,603
  76. 76Redwood County$67,866
  77. 77Todd County$67,662
  78. 78Koochiching County$66,940
  79. 79Faribault County$66,815
  80. 80Nobles County$66,101
  81. 81Clearwater County$64,475
  82. 82Traverse County$62,989
  83. 83Wadena County$61,467
  84. 84Aitkin County$60,833
  85. 85Swift County$60,412
  86. 86Martin County$59,507
  87. 87Mahnomen County$59,441

Questions about this map

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

Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 55424 (Minneapolis, MN) has the highest: $250,000+.

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

55454 (Minneapolis, MN) has the lowest: $23,100.

What is the median household income for the United States?

$80,734; in Minnesota it is $89,062.

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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