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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
- Idaho
- $38,952
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Top and bottom zip codes in Idaho
Zip codes with 1,000+ residents
Zip codes with the highest per capita income
See allPer capita income by county in Idaho
- 1Blaine County$57,942
- 2Teton County$52,000
- 3Ada County$49,757
- 4Valley County$42,367
- 5Kootenai County$40,981
- 6Bonner County$40,813
- 7Boise County$38,748
- 8Nez Perce County$38,311
- 9Adams County$36,243
- 10Latah County$36,063
- 11Camas County$36,038
- 12Bonneville County$35,922
- 13Twin Falls County$35,344
- 14Lemhi County$34,545
- 15Bear Lake County$34,260
- 16Clearwater County$34,062
- 17Gem County$33,907
- 18Bannock County$33,866
- 19Idaho County$33,585
- 20Boundary County$33,579
- 21Minidoka County$33,008
- 22Oneida County$32,848
- 23Fremont County$32,810
- 24Canyon County$32,651
- 25Elmore County$32,615
- 26Benewah County$32,105
- 27Cassia County$32,041
- 28Caribou County$32,018
- 29Lewis County$31,902
- 30Bingham County$31,839
- 31Custer County$31,839
- 32Jefferson County$31,834
- 33Franklin County$31,818
- 34Payette County$31,280
- 35Washington County$30,783
- 36Gooding County$29,826
- 37Shoshone County$29,688
- 38Lincoln County$29,550
- 39Jerome County$29,353
- 40Owyhee County$28,436
- 41Butte County$28,232
- 42Power County$26,209
- 43Madison County$23,958
- 44Clark County$22,561
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest per capita income in Idaho?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 83353 (Sun Valley, ID) has the highest: $112,060.
Which zip code has the lowest per capita income in Idaho?
83844 (Moscow, ID) has the lowest: $7,905.
What is the per capita income for the United States?
$44,673; in Idaho it is $38,952.
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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