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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
- Washington
- $53,744
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Top and bottom zip codes in Washington
Zip codes with 1,000+ residents
Zip codes with the highest per capita income
See allPer capita income by county in Washington
- 1King County$74,100
- 2San Juan County$63,950
- 3Snohomish County$54,628
- 4Kitsap County$53,544
- 5Jefferson County$51,695
- 6Clark County$48,520
- 7Skamania County$47,949
- 8Pierce County$47,648
- 9Island County$47,282
- 10Thurston County$46,136
- 11Whatcom County$45,361
- 12Skagit County$45,140
- 13Chelan County$44,369
- 14Kittitas County$43,661
- 15Pacific County$43,397
- 16Benton County$42,435
- 17Clallam County$42,433
- 18Spokane County$41,897
- 19Klickitat County$41,542
- 20Asotin County$40,742
- 21Columbia County$40,579
- 22Douglas County$39,767
- 23Mason County$39,551
- 24Lincoln County$39,071
- 25Walla Walla County$38,208
- 26Cowlitz County$38,105
- 27Stevens County$37,568
- 28Pend Oreille County$36,670
- 29Lewis County$36,049
- 30Wahkiakum County$35,882
- 31Garfield County$35,385
- 32Whitman County$34,326
- 33Grays Harbor County$34,290
- 34Franklin County$33,959
- 35Okanogan County$33,889
- 36Grant County$33,242
- 37Ferry County$31,438
- 38Yakima County$30,448
- 39Adams County$28,514
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest per capita income in Washington?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 98039 (Medina, WA) has the highest: $171,315.
Which zip code has the lowest per capita income in Washington?
98195 (Seattle, WA) has the lowest: $5,895.
What is the per capita income for the United States?
$44,673; in Washington it is $53,744.
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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