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Total income of everyone in the zip divided by the number of residents, including children. Lower than household income because it's per person.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024).
- U.S.
- $44,673
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- 1District of Columbia$77,348
- 2Massachusetts$57,897
- 3Connecticut$55,915
- 4New Jersey$54,253
- 5Washington$53,744
- 6Maryland$52,979
- 7New Hampshire$52,798
- 8Colorado$52,636
- 9New York$50,712
- 10Virginia$50,666
- 11California$49,513
- 12Minnesota$48,237
- 13Rhode Island$47,150
- 14Alaska$46,573
- 15Vermont$46,500
- 16Illinois$46,406
- 17Hawaii$46,005
- 18Oregon$45,612
- 19Delaware$45,375
- 20Pennsylvania$44,355
- 21Maine$43,742
- 22North Dakota$43,389
- 23Wisconsin$43,373
- 24Wyoming$42,668
- 25Florida$42,609
- 26Arizona$42,503
- 27Nebraska$41,751
- 28Montana$41,711
- 29North Carolina$41,385
- 30Nevada$41,354
- 31Kansas$40,978
- 32Georgia$40,924
- 33Iowa$40,877
- 34Utah$40,873
- 35Texas$40,752
- 36Michigan$40,735
- 37Ohio$40,552
- 38South Dakota$40,550
- 39Missouri$39,695
- 40Tennessee$39,437
- 41South Carolina$39,236
- 42Idaho$38,952
- 43Indiana$38,351
- 44New Mexico$36,218
- 45Alabama$36,087
- 46Kentucky$35,821
- 47Oklahoma$35,624
- 48Louisiana$35,038
- 49Arkansas$34,225
- 50West Virginia$34,203
- 51Mississippi$31,549
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest per capita income in the U.S.?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 33109 (Miami Beach, FL) has the highest: $302,761.
Which zip code has the lowest per capita income in the U.S.?
45699 (Lucasville, OH) has the lowest: $149.
What is the per capita income for the United States?
$44,673.
Where does this data come from?
U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024). Total income of everyone in the zip divided by the number of residents, including children. Lower than household income because it's per person.
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