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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
Colorado
$52,636
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Top and bottom zip codes in Colorado

Zip codes with 1,000+ residents

Zip codes with the highest per capita income

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  1. 180202Denver$118,895
  2. 281611Aspen$115,065
  3. 381615Snowmass Village$110,529
  4. 480209Denver$108,343
  5. 581657Vail$105,358
  6. 681131Crestone$94,240
  7. 780121Littleton$93,252
  8. 880206Denver$91,666
  9. 980547Timnath$91,198
  10. 1080211Denver$90,186

Zip codes with the lowest per capita income

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  1. 180310Boulder$5,279
  2. 281334Towaoc$14,181
  3. 381062Olney Springs$15,673
  4. 481063Ordway$18,029
  5. 580840Usaf Academy$19,629
  6. 681054Las Animas$20,270
  7. 781226Florence$22,944
  8. 881003Pueblo$23,249
  9. 981067Rocky Ford$23,743
  10. 1080623Gilcrest$24,049

Per capita income by county in Colorado

  1. 1Pitkin County$105,496
  2. 2San Miguel County$76,078
  3. 3Douglas County$69,608
  4. 4Routt County$68,776
  5. 5Clear Creek County$66,540
  6. 6Broomfield County$64,288
  7. 7Denver County$64,163
  8. 8Park County$64,157
  9. 9Summit County$63,743
  10. 10Boulder County$62,436
  11. 11Eagle County$62,205
  12. 12Jefferson County$60,827
  13. 13Gilpin County$59,765
  14. 14Elbert County$59,151
  15. 15Ouray County$54,268
  16. 16Arapahoe County$53,774
  17. 17Gunnison County$52,685
  18. 18Grand County$51,664
  19. 19Larimer County$51,165
  20. 20Teller County$50,784
  21. 21Lake County$50,466
  22. 22Phillips County$50,419
  23. 23La Plata County$49,353
  24. 24Chaffee County$48,535
  25. 25Custer County$48,232
  26. 26Mineral County$47,304
  27. 27El Paso County$46,133
  28. 28Archuleta County$45,172
  29. 29Hinsdale County$45,001
  30. 30Garfield County$44,160
  31. 31San Juan County$43,597
  32. 32Weld County$43,312
  33. 33Adams County$42,206
  34. 34Cheyenne County$42,194
  35. 35Kit Carson County$41,926
  36. 36Saguache County$41,682
  37. 37Dolores County$41,013
  38. 38Mesa County$40,076
  39. 39Rio Grande County$39,615
  40. 40Montrose County$38,321
  41. 41Montezuma County$36,828
  42. 42Washington County$36,774
  43. 43Huerfano County$36,579
  44. 44Moffat County$35,967
  45. 45Delta County$35,658
  46. 46Pueblo County$34,777
  47. 47Rio Blanco County$34,099
  48. 48Jackson County$34,012
  49. 49Yuma County$33,902
  50. 50Prowers County$32,455
  51. 51Morgan County$32,280
  52. 52Fremont County$32,082
  53. 53Kiowa County$31,796
  54. 54Sedgwick County$31,741
  55. 55Logan County$30,922
  56. 56Baca County$30,779
  57. 57Las Animas County$30,125
  58. 58Alamosa County$29,946
  59. 59Conejos County$29,929
  60. 60Lincoln County$29,111
  61. 61Otero County$28,645
  62. 62Costilla County$28,445
  63. 63Bent County$22,556
  64. 64Crowley County$19,968

Questions about this map

Which zip code has the highest per capita income in Colorado?

Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 80202 (Denver, CO) has the highest: $118,895.

Which zip code has the lowest per capita income in Colorado?

80310 (Boulder, CO) has the lowest: $5,279.

What is the per capita income for the United States?

$44,673; in Colorado it is $52,636.

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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