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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
- Tennessee
- $39,437
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Zip codes with 1,000+ residents
Zip codes with the highest per capita income
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- 1Williamson County$66,219
- 2Davidson County$50,640
- 3Wilson County$46,888
- 4Hamilton County$45,341
- 5Sumner County$44,761
- 6Loudon County$44,316
- 7Fayette County$43,490
- 8Knox County$43,351
- 9Cheatham County$42,536
- 10Blount County$41,373
- 11Dickson County$39,457
- 12Roane County$39,403
- 13Rutherford County$39,158
- 14Shelby County$39,083
- 15Robertson County$38,646
- 16Maury County$38,025
- 17Dyer County$37,772
- 18Marshall County$37,448
- 19Anderson County$37,400
- 20Jefferson County$37,086
- 21Washington County$36,806
- 22Moore County$35,949
- 23Giles County$35,909
- 24Sullivan County$35,877
- 25Polk County$35,592
- 26Lewis County$35,518
- 27Lincoln County$35,371
- 28Montgomery County$34,949
- 29Tipton County$34,731
- 30Sevier County$34,476
- 31Franklin County$34,060
- 32Cumberland County$33,918
- 33Madison County$33,572
- 34Bradley County$33,571
- 35Smith County$33,386
- 36Crockett County$32,864
- 37McMinn County$32,494
- 38Hickman County$32,417
- 39Morgan County$32,330
- 40Bedford County$32,163
- 41Marion County$32,016
- 42Putnam County$31,985
- 43Stewart County$31,960
- 44Greene County$31,898
- 45Houston County$31,793
- 46Meigs County$31,614
- 47Humphreys County$31,596
- 48Gibson County$31,270
- 49Overton County$31,070
- 50Cannon County$30,960
- 51Coffee County$30,787
- 52Hamblen County$30,437
- 53Obion County$30,429
- 54Unicoi County$30,307
- 55Rhea County$30,273
- 56Hawkins County$30,267
- 57Henry County$30,246
- 58Jackson County$30,172
- 59DeKalb County$30,133
- 60Carter County$30,064
- 61Benton County$30,044
- 62Monroe County$29,835
- 63Claiborne County$29,547
- 64Warren County$29,524
- 65Union County$29,443
- 66Grainger County$29,350
- 67Trousdale County$29,345
- 68White County$29,308
- 69Campbell County$29,300
- 70Perry County$29,109
- 71Lawrence County$28,990
- 72Pickett County$28,930
- 73Hardin County$28,881
- 74Johnson County$28,841
- 75Macon County$28,670
- 76Chester County$28,454
- 77Cocke County$28,260
- 78Henderson County$28,236
- 79Sequatchie County$28,059
- 80Haywood County$28,041
- 81Weakley County$28,035
- 82McNairy County$27,905
- 83Van Buren County$27,757
- 84Carroll County$27,343
- 85Wayne County$27,272
- 86Decatur County$26,884
- 87Lauderdale County$26,653
- 88Bledsoe County$25,573
- 89Grundy County$25,175
- 90Clay County$24,731
- 91Scott County$24,452
- 92Hancock County$24,337
- 93Fentress County$24,226
- 94Hardeman County$23,153
- 95Lake County$16,062
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest per capita income in Tennessee?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 37220 (Nashville, TN) has the highest: $115,658.
Which zip code has the lowest per capita income in Tennessee?
37315 (Collegedale, TN) has the lowest: $3,892.
What is the per capita income for the United States?
$44,673; in Tennessee it is $39,437.
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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