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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
New York
$50,712
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Top and bottom zip codes in New York

Zip codes with 1,000+ residents

Zip codes with the highest per capita income

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  1. 111005Floral Park$218,922
  2. 210007New York$212,686
  3. 310282New York$205,317
  4. 410014New York$175,458
  5. 510013New York$174,304
  6. 610280New York$172,563
  7. 710028New York$165,387
  8. 810069New York$165,146
  9. 910022New York$162,996
  10. 1010005New York$157,447

Zip codes with the lowest per capita income

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  1. 113902Binghamton$2,167
  2. 212977Ray Brook$2,459
  3. 313024Auburn$3,100
  4. 414853Ithaca$3,201
  5. 512733Fallsburg$3,361
  6. 612821Comstock$3,853
  7. 713244Syracuse$4,318
  8. 814261Buffalo$5,075
  9. 914627Rochester$5,168
  10. 1014109Niagara University$5,593

Per capita income by county in New York

  1. 1New York County$95,980
  2. 2Westchester County$72,705
  3. 3Nassau County$64,198
  4. 4Saratoga County$57,380
  5. 5Suffolk County$57,164
  6. 6Putnam County$56,593
  7. 7Columbia County$54,996
  8. 8Dutchess County$53,683
  9. 9Albany County$48,210
  10. 10Warren County$47,932
  11. 11Ulster County$47,778
  12. 12Kings County$47,575
  13. 13Ontario County$46,303
  14. 14Rensselaer County$46,000
  15. 15Rockland County$45,570
  16. 16Monroe County$44,107
  17. 17Greene County$44,090
  18. 18Richmond County$44,071
  19. 19Hamilton County$43,752
  20. 20Schenectady County$43,516
  21. 21Onondaga County$43,166
  22. 22Orange County$43,052
  23. 23Erie County$42,777
  24. 24Essex County$42,694
  25. 25Sullivan County$42,334
  26. 26Queens County$42,146
  27. 27Tompkins County$41,808
  28. 28Tioga County$41,785
  29. 29Madison County$40,197
  30. 30Niagara County$38,904
  31. 31Schoharie County$38,809
  32. 32Clinton County$38,591
  33. 33Schuyler County$38,429
  34. 34Wayne County$38,259
  35. 35Fulton County$38,043
  36. 36Oneida County$37,903
  37. 37Yates County$37,848
  38. 38Steuben County$37,718
  39. 39Seneca County$37,704
  40. 40Genesee County$37,602
  41. 41Livingston County$37,593
  42. 42Delaware County$37,564
  43. 43Chemung County$37,273
  44. 44Herkimer County$37,228
  45. 45Cayuga County$36,905
  46. 46Otsego County$36,840
  47. 47Washington County$36,806
  48. 48Wyoming County$36,783
  49. 49Jefferson County$36,025
  50. 50Broome County$35,860
  51. 51Oswego County$35,765
  52. 52Orleans County$35,307
  53. 53Cortland County$34,752
  54. 54Chenango County$33,901
  55. 55Lewis County$33,677
  56. 56St. Lawrence County$33,177
  57. 57Montgomery County$33,117
  58. 58Chautauqua County$32,691
  59. 59Franklin County$32,684
  60. 60Cattaraugus County$31,747
  61. 61Allegany County$29,954
  62. 62Bronx County$27,421

Questions about this map

Which zip code has the highest per capita income in New York?

Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 11005 (Floral Park, NY) has the highest: $218,922.

Which zip code has the lowest per capita income in New York?

13902 (Binghamton, NY) has the lowest: $2,167.

What is the per capita income for the United States?

$44,673; in New York it is $50,712.

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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