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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
Georgia
$40,924
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Top and bottom zip codes in Georgia

Zip codes with 1,000+ residents

Zip codes with the highest per capita income

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  1. 130327Atlanta$145,112
  2. 230363Atlanta$136,466
  3. 330326Atlanta$118,577
  4. 430305Atlanta$113,122
  5. 530309Atlanta$101,314
  6. 630306Atlanta$95,982
  7. 730342Atlanta$95,856
  8. 830307Atlanta$93,458
  9. 931411Savannah$89,637
  10. 1030319Atlanta$86,932

Zip codes with the lowest per capita income

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  1. 131207Macon$2,957
  2. 230602Athens$3,051
  3. 330609Athens$3,548
  4. 430597Dahlonega$4,611
  5. 531698Valdosta$4,734
  6. 630322Atlanta$5,423
  7. 730149Mount Berry$6,128
  8. 830332Atlanta$6,228
  9. 930118Carrollton$6,747
  10. 1031599Jesup$7,322

Per capita income by county in Georgia

  1. 1Fulton County$63,269
  2. 2Greene County$60,218
  3. 3Forsyth County$58,249
  4. 4Oconee County$57,550
  5. 5Fayette County$55,125
  6. 6Cobb County$52,646
  7. 7Cherokee County$48,727
  8. 8Putnam County$48,458
  9. 9DeKalb County$46,998
  10. 10Dawson County$46,095
  11. 11Bryan County$45,011
  12. 12Harris County$44,650
  13. 13Coweta County$44,463
  14. 14Rabun County$43,928
  15. 15Columbia County$43,717
  16. 16Monroe County$42,843
  17. 17Glynn County$42,622
  18. 18Towns County$42,549
  19. 19Morgan County$42,437
  20. 20Union County$41,194
  21. 21Fannin County$41,106
  22. 22Pickens County$40,871
  23. 23Chatham County$40,342
  24. 24Effingham County$38,913
  25. 25Gwinnett County$38,906
  26. 26Paulding County$38,871
  27. 27Hall County$38,556
  28. 28Lee County$38,135
  29. 29Spalding County$37,466
  30. 30Houston County$37,138
  31. 31Walton County$37,047
  32. 32Jackson County$37,040
  33. 33Rockdale County$36,897
  34. 34Henry County$36,804
  35. 35Catoosa County$36,562
  36. 36Bartow County$36,075
  37. 37Douglas County$36,042
  38. 38Pike County$35,851
  39. 39Jones County$35,815
  40. 40Lumpkin County$35,798
  41. 41Camden County$35,737
  42. 42White County$35,713
  43. 43Gilmer County$35,067
  44. 44Oglethorpe County$34,476
  45. 45McIntosh County$34,457
  46. 46Dade County$34,347
  47. 47Heard County$34,343
  48. 48Haralson County$34,293
  49. 49Floyd County$34,181
  50. 50Peach County$34,046
  51. 51Burke County$33,957
  52. 52Hart County$33,856
  53. 53Muscogee County$33,739
  54. 54Thomas County$33,700
  55. 55Troup County$33,649
  56. 56Pierce County$33,633
  57. 57Barrow County$33,600
  58. 58Banks County$33,366
  59. 59Crawford County$33,346
  60. 60Lamar County$33,296
  61. 61Newton County$33,172
  62. 62Baldwin County$33,156
  63. 63Carroll County$33,089
  64. 64Jasper County$32,661
  65. 65Gordon County$32,658
  66. 66Clarke County$32,642
  67. 67Wilkes County$32,364
  68. 68Clay County$32,259
  69. 69Habersham County$32,241
  70. 70Walker County$32,130
  71. 71Richmond County$31,825
  72. 72Laurens County$31,751
  73. 73Elbert County$31,738
  74. 74Bibb County$31,699
  75. 75Whitfield County$31,618
  76. 76Bleckley County$31,579
  77. 77Upson County$31,521
  78. 78Bulloch County$31,259
  79. 79Lowndes County$31,086
  80. 80Murray County$30,470
  81. 81Miller County$30,453
  82. 82Twiggs County$30,439
  83. 83Schley County$30,247
  84. 84Seminole County$30,138
  85. 85Screven County$30,102
  86. 86Franklin County$30,074
  87. 87Tift County$29,963
  88. 88Madison County$29,716
  89. 89Grady County$29,603
  90. 90Chattahoochee County$29,560
  91. 91Butts County$29,546
  92. 92Marion County$29,446
  93. 93Meriwether County$29,411
  94. 94Lincoln County$29,291
  95. 95McDuffie County$29,258
  96. 96Baker County$29,148
  97. 97Treutlen County$29,014
  98. 98Talbot County$28,882
  99. 99Crisp County$28,809
  100. 100Polk County$28,773
  101. 101Berrien County$28,442
  102. 102Stephens County$28,424
  103. 103Early County$28,367
  104. 104Liberty County$28,215
  105. 105Montgomery County$28,166
  106. 106Worth County$28,145
  107. 107Brantley County$27,944
  108. 108Decatur County$27,882
  109. 109Clayton County$27,759
  110. 110Dooly County$27,589
  111. 111Irwin County$27,578
  112. 112Pulaski County$27,575
  113. 113Dougherty County$27,422
  114. 114Cook County$27,361
  115. 115Sumter County$27,246
  116. 116Jefferson County$27,127
  117. 117Long County$27,099
  118. 118Colquitt County$26,964
  119. 119Charlton County$26,867
  120. 120Mitchell County$26,645
  121. 121Toombs County$26,501
  122. 122Terrell County$26,489
  123. 123Clinch County$26,435
  124. 124Appling County$26,411
  125. 125Bacon County$26,299
  126. 126Taliaferro County$26,230
  127. 127Taylor County$26,145
  128. 128Quitman County$26,057
  129. 129Lanier County$25,942
  130. 130Brooks County$25,859
  131. 131Wayne County$25,788
  132. 132Echols County$25,726
  133. 133Evans County$25,725
  134. 134Candler County$25,409
  135. 135Wilkinson County$25,403
  136. 136Washington County$25,101
  137. 137Dodge County$24,997
  138. 138Johnson County$24,994
  139. 139Emanuel County$24,843
  140. 140Macon County$24,614
  141. 141Atkinson County$24,557
  142. 142Warren County$24,522
  143. 143Coffee County$24,431
  144. 144Chattooga County$24,268
  145. 145Webster County$23,991
  146. 146Glascock County$23,751
  147. 147Jeff Davis County$23,749
  148. 148Wilcox County$23,511
  149. 149Ware County$23,230
  150. 150Ben Hill County$23,130
  151. 151Turner County$23,092
  152. 152Tattnall County$22,986
  153. 153Stewart County$22,784
  154. 154Jenkins County$22,748
  155. 155Randolph County$21,770
  156. 156Calhoun County$21,477
  157. 157Telfair County$20,994
  158. 158Hancock County$19,746
  159. 159Wheeler County$16,802

Questions about this map

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

Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 30327 (Atlanta, GA) has the highest: $145,112.

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

31207 (Macon, GA) has the lowest: $2,957.

What is the per capita income for the United States?

$44,673; in Georgia it is $40,924.

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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