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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
Nebraska
$76,475
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Top and bottom zip codes in Nebraska

Zip codes with 1,000+ residents

Zip codes with the highest median income

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  1. 168022Elkhorn$148,111
  2. 268430Roca$145,729
  3. 368527Lincoln$145,357
  4. 468135Omaha$143,676
  5. 568028Gretna$143,604
  6. 668523Lincoln$141,786
  7. 768007Bennington$141,042
  8. 868133Papillion$134,426
  9. 968130Omaha$133,570
  10. 1068136Omaha$133,472

Zip codes with the lowest median income

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  1. 168508Lincoln$31,191
  2. 268110Omaha$39,813
  3. 369154Oshkosh$41,348
  4. 468111Omaha$42,185
  5. 568450Tecumseh$46,132
  6. 668131Omaha$48,925
  7. 768038Lyons$51,362
  8. 868376Humboldt$52,000
  9. 968714Bassett$52,031
  10. 1069358Morrill$52,159

Median household income by county in Nebraska

  1. 1Sarpy County$103,321
  2. 2Washington County$94,396
  3. 3Saunders County$94,066
  4. 4Cass County$91,836
  5. 5Hamilton County$83,994
  6. 6Colfax County$82,530
  7. 7Seward County$82,444
  8. 8Otoe County$82,188
  9. 9Stanton County$80,687
  10. 10Douglas County$80,391
  11. 11Saline County$79,910
  12. 12Butler County$79,268
  13. 13Clay County$78,986
  14. 14Banner County$78,839
  15. 15Kearney County$78,631
  16. 16York County$77,757
  17. 17Gosper County$77,500
  18. 18Howard County$76,767
  19. 19Fillmore County$76,295
  20. 20Arthur County$76,250
  21. 21Buffalo County$75,911
  22. 22Boone County$74,947
  23. 23Lancaster County$74,793
  24. 24Dodge County$74,329
  25. 25Logan County$74,271
  26. 26Nuckolls County$73,976
  27. 27Cedar County$73,578
  28. 28Perkins County$72,778
  29. 29Dixon County$72,454
  30. 30Pierce County$72,357
  31. 31Loup County$71,667
  32. 32Platte County$71,552
  33. 33Cuming County$71,104
  34. 34Harlan County$70,625
  35. 35Dakota County$70,329
  36. 36Wheeler County$70,250
  37. 37Grant County$70,147
  38. 38Frontier County$70,132
  39. 39Deuel County$70,096
  40. 40Dawson County$69,880
  41. 41Polk County$69,768
  42. 42Blaine County$69,583
  43. 43Hall County$69,251
  44. 44Hayes County$69,250
  45. 45Thurston County$69,177
  46. 46Phelps County$68,919
  47. 47Box Butte County$68,892
  48. 48Holt County$68,513
  49. 49Adams County$68,365
  50. 50Merrick County$68,354
  51. 51Chase County$68,173
  52. 52Custer County$67,906
  53. 53Gage County$67,247
  54. 54Boyd County$67,045
  55. 55Cherry County$66,270
  56. 56Wayne County$66,215
  57. 57Thayer County$66,213
  58. 58Antelope County$66,105
  59. 59Nance County$65,179
  60. 60Lincoln County$65,148
  61. 61Thomas County$65,000
  62. 62Knox County$64,636
  63. 63Webster County$64,347
  64. 64Keya Paha County$64,000
  65. 65Greeley County$63,929
  66. 66Red Willow County$63,697
  67. 67Burt County$63,685
  68. 68Scotts Bluff County$63,614
  69. 69Sherman County$63,578
  70. 70Madison County$63,128
  71. 71Garfield County$62,804
  72. 72Pawnee County$62,188
  73. 73Valley County$61,852
  74. 74Furnas County$61,048
  75. 75Nemaha County$60,924
  76. 76Keith County$60,645
  77. 77Cheyenne County$60,348
  78. 78Franklin County$60,195
  79. 79Sheridan County$60,121
  80. 80Richardson County$60,108
  81. 81Jefferson County$59,044
  82. 82Dundy County$58,922
  83. 83McPherson County$58,684
  84. 84Morrill County$58,500
  85. 85Rock County$58,125
  86. 86Johnson County$57,632
  87. 87Kimball County$56,712
  88. 88Dawes County$56,280
  89. 89Brown County$54,676
  90. 90Sioux County$53,929
  91. 91Hitchcock County$51,567
  92. 92Hooker County$49,464
  93. 93Garden County$41,882

Questions about this map

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

Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 68022 (Elkhorn, NE) has the highest: $148,111.

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

68508 (Lincoln, NE) has the lowest: $31,191.

What is the median household income for the United States?

$80,734; in Nebraska it is $76,475.

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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