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Minnesota is the tenth richest state in the United States of America, with a per capita income of $23,198 (2000).
Note: Data is from the 2010 United States Census Data and the 2006-2010 American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates. [1] [2]
Rank | County | Per capita income | Median household income | Median family income | Population | Number of households |
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1 | Washington | $36,248 | $79,109 | $92,087 | 238,136 | 87,859 |
2 | Hennepin | $35,902 | $61,328 | $81,043 | 1,152,425 | 475,913 |
3 | Carver | $35,807 | $80,280 | $92,412 | 91,042 | 32,891 |
4 | Dakota | $34,142 | $72,850 | $87,445 | 398,552 | 152,060 |
5 | Scott | $33,612 | $82,190 | $92,408 | 129,928 | 45,108 |
6 | Olmsted | $32,704 | $64,090 | $79,422 | 144,248 | 57,080 |
Minnesota | $29,582 | $57,243 | $71,307 | 5,303,925 | 2,087,227 | |
7 | Anoka | $29,347 | $69,028 | $78,603 | 330,844 | 121,227 |
8 | Ramsey | $28,956 | $51,915 | $69,079 | 508,640 | 202,691 |
9 | Cook | $28,873 | $49,162 | $56,146 | 5,176 | 2,494 |
10 | Wright | $28,454 | $67,963 | $76,641 | 124,700 | 44,473 |
11 | McLeod | $27,590 | $58,544 | $69,289 | 36,651 | 14,639 |
12 | Goodhue | $27,472 | $56,366 | $68,217 | 46,183 | 18,730 |
13 | Sherburne | $27,376 | $71,704 | $79,789 | 88,499 | 30,212 |
United States | $27,334 | $51,914 | $62,982 | 308,745,538 | 116,716,292 | |
14 | Lake of the Woods | $27,192 | $46,080 | $51,161 | 4,045 | 1,784 |
15 | Dodge | $26,969 | $64,438 | $75,170 | 20,087 | 7,460 |
16 | Chisago | $26,576 | $64,726 | $72,093 | 53,887 | 19,470 |
17 | Wabasha | $26,282 | $51,112 | $62,917 | 21,676 | 8,822 |
18 | Lake | $26,087 | $46,765 | $57,462 | 10,866 | 4,825 |
19 | Le Sueur | $25,958 | $57,477 | $68,053 | 27,703 | 10,758 |
20 | Pope | $25,935 | $47,196 | $58,581 | 10,995 | 4,736 |
21 | Kandiyohi | $25,844 | $49,512 | $60,812 | 42,239 | 16,732 |
22 | Nicollet | $25,656 | $57,540 | $69,653 | 32,727 | 12,201 |
23 | Douglas | $25,633 | $46,789 | $59,953 | 36,009 | 15,289 |
24 | Martin | $25,321 | $43,960 | $57,139 | 20,840 | 9,035 |
25 | Isanti | $25,165 | $57,260 | $66,806 | 37,816 | 13,972 |
26 | Jackson | $25,144 | $46,869 | $59,238 | 10,266 | 4,429 |
27 | Steele | $25,062 | $55,321 | $67,105 | 36,576 | 14,330 |
28 | Kittson | $25,030 | $47,568 | $61,890 | 4,552 | 1,986 |
29 | Saint Louis | $25,014 | $44,941 | $60,136 | 200,226 | 84,783 |
30 | Lincoln | $24,922 | $44,672 | $58,953 | 5,896 | 2,574 |
31 | Houston | $24,865 | $50,855 | $63,523 | 19,027 | 7,849 |
32 | Stearns | $24,816 | $51,779 | $65,475 | 150,642 | 56,232 |
33 | Rice | $24,678 | $58,771 | $69,796 | 64,142 | 22,315 |
34 | Brown | $24,591 | $47,696 | $60,078 | 25,893 | 10,782 |
35 | Stevens | $24,585 | $47,055 | $65,283 | 9,726 | 3,726 |
36 | Koochiching | $24,576 | $39,571 | $57,963 | 13,311 | 5,874 |
37 | Marshall | $24,552 | $48,565 | $61,300 | 9,439 | 3,981 |
38 | Wilkin | $24,447 | $48,692 | $57,973 | 6,576 | 2,690 |
39 | Hubbard | $24,413 | $45,066 | $53,876 | 20,428 | 8,661 |
40 | Becker | $24,385 | $46,056 | $55,907 | 32,504 | 13,224 |
41 | Cass | $24,348 | $42,445 | $51,063 | 28,567 | 11,948 |
42 | Lac qui Parle | $24,291 | $45,550 | $54,522 | 7,259 | 3,155 |
43 | Crow Wing | $24,282 | $44,659 | $55,554 | 62,500 | 26,033 |
44 | Traverse | $24,188 | $41,287 | $54,485 | 3,558 | 1,524 |
45 | Sibley | $24,073 | $51,449 | $60,948 | 15,226 | 6,034 |
46 | Murray | $24,045 | $45,657 | $54,647 | 8,725 | 3,717 |
47 | Renville | $23,956 | $47,623 | $56,568 | 15,730 | 6,564 |
48 | Carlton | $23,932 | $52,858 | $61,425 | 35,386 | 13,538 |
49 | Meeker | $23,839 | $51,173 | $59,495 | 23,300 | 9,176 |
50 | Fillmore | $23,758 | $45,888 | $59,034 | 20,866 | 8,545 |
51 | Lyon | $23,755 | $46,872 | $63,793 | 25,857 | 10,227 |
52 | Big Stone | $23,746 | $42,870 | $54,034 | 5,269 | 2,293 |
53 | Mower | $23,740 | $44,497 | $58,476 | 39,163 | 15,828 |
54 | Blue Earth | $23,691 | $47,871 | $63,702 | 64,013 | 24,445 |
55 | Benton | $23,648 | $50,848 | $63,566 | 38,451 | 15,079 |
56 | Freeborn | $23,645 | $43,090 | $56,774 | 31,255 | 13,177 |
57 | Chippewa | $23,610 | $43,956 | $58,769 | 12,441 | 5,241 |
58 | Redwood | $23,548 | $44,181 | $55,829 | 16,059 | 6,580 |
59 | Itasca | $23,465 | $45,621 | $56,890 | 45,058 | 18,773 |
60 | Otter Tail | $23,445 | $43,478 | $53,391 | 57,303 | 24,055 |
61 | Grant | $23,233 | $41,697 | $52,599 | 6,018 | 2,601 |
62 | Red Lake | $23,171 | $47,835 | $56,210 | 4,089 | 1,737 |
63 | Yellow Medicine | $23,171 | $50,288 | $58,491 | 10,438 | 4,292 |
64 | Cottonwood | $23,162 | $40,292 | $51,705 | 11,687 | 4,857 |
65 | Waseca | $23,121 | $50,552 | $60,975 | 19,136 | 7,281 |
66 | Polk | $23,105 | $47,233 | $62,601 | 31,600 | 12,704 |
67 | Rock | $23,079 | $45,411 | $58,147 | 9,687 | 3,918 |
68 | Clay | $23,011 | $50,057 | $65,678 | 58,999 | 22,279 |
69 | Roseau | $22,975 | $49,400 | $55,962 | 15,629 | 6,300 |
70 | Aitkin | $22,966 | $40,226 | $47,074 | 16,202 | 7,299 |
71 | Morrison | $22,934 | $47,085 | $56,481 | 33,198 | 13,080 |
72 | Norman | $22,817 | $41,784 | $53,530 | 6,852 | 2,863 |
73 | Pennington | $22,687 | $44,926 | $56,820 | 13,930 | 5,836 |
74 | Faribault | $22,667 | $41,631 | $53,946 | 14,553 | 6,236 |
75 | Watonwan | $22,334 | $44,228 | $55,104 | 11,211 | 4,520 |
76 | Pipestone | $22,289 | $40,589 | $55,609 | 9,596 | 4,054 |
77 | Winona | $21,864 | $44,217 | $62,679 | 51,461 | 19,554 |
78 | Mille Lacs | $21,744 | $45,273 | $55,523 | 26,097 | 10,166 |
79 | Swift | $21,571 | $41,486 | $55,278 | 9,783 | 4,236 |
80 | Pine | $21,328 | $43,938 | $51,504 | 29,750 | 11,373 |
81 | Kanabec | $21,304 | $45,672 | $51,856 | 16,239 | 6,413 |
82 | Beltrami | $21,016 | $43,394 | $54,781 | 44,442 | 16,846 |
83 | Todd | $21,014 | $42,927 | $50,755 | 24,895 | 9,756 |
84 | Nobles | $20,953 | $43,040 | $52,356 | 21,378 | 7,946 |
85 | Clearwater | $20,913 | $39,310 | $46,566 | 8,695 | 3,527 |
86 | Wadena | $19,344 | $34,686 | $47,898 | 13,843 | 5,705 |
87 | Mahnomen | $17,999 | $38,523 | $45,265 | 5,413 | 2,019 |
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