List of Colorado counties by per capita income

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Colorado is the fifth-richest state in the United States of America, with a per capita income of $24,049 (2000) and a personal per capita income of $34,283 (2003).

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Colorado counties ranked by per capita income

Note: Data is from the 2010 United States Census Data and the 2006-2010 American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates. [1] [2]

RankCountyPer capita
income
Median
household
income
Median
family
income
PopulationNumber of
households
1 Pitkin $64,381$64,502$103,43817,1488,152
2 Mineral $46,358$53,438$66,071712355
3 Hinsdale $43,293$74,659$88,920843362
4 Douglas $42,418$99,198$108,613285,465102,018
5 San Miguel $38,247$66,399$82,7087,3593,454
6 Boulder $36,947$64,839$87,860294,567119,300
7 Eagle $36,753$71,337$80,62152,19719,236
8 Broomfield $35,836$75,590$94,13555,88921,414
9 Summit $35,770$68,750$86,70127,99411,754
10 El Paso $34,782$78,958$83,074622,263235,959
11 Jefferson $34,714$66,075$81,136534,543218,160
12 Clear Creek $34,506$60,426$73,1349,0884,208
13 Gilpin $33,591$58,036$82,6325,4412,460
14 Routt $33,079$60,876$74,54723,5099,892
15 Arapahoe $31,898$58,719$72,459572,003224,011
16 Park $31,663$64,098$73,81516,2067,174
17 San Juan $31,232$43,783$62,917699344
18 Denver $30,806$45,501$57,182600,158263,107
Colorado $30,151$56,456$70,0465,029,1961,972,868
19 Grand $30,055$60,433$69,39514,8436,469
20 Larimer $30,046$56,447$73,771299,630120,295
21 Lake $29,836$56,422$69,08951,33421,100
22 Ouray $29,051$58,393$65,8044,4362,022
23 Teller $28,726$58,080$68,32823,3509,805
24 Gunnison $28,490$49,356$69,13915,3246,516
25 Garfield $28,457$64,902$70,12356,38920,359
26 Rio Blanco $28,382$57,992$68,3276,6662,647
27 Elbert $27,945$56,268$68,81323,0868,380
United States $27,334$51,914$62,982308,745,538116,716,292
28 Mesa $27,067$52,067$63,049146,72358,095
29 Custer $26,860$39,909$48,5054,2551,925
30 Chaffee $26,110$42,941$54,35317,8097,601
31 Archuleta $25,421$56,068$65,48912,0845,267
32 Weld $24,732$55,596$64,996252,82589,349
33 Montezuma $24,616$44,103$52,99925,53510,541
34 Moffat $24,563$53,587$62,07413,7955,465
35 Adams $23,999$54,666$62,864441,603153,764
36 Jackson $23,814$37,222$44,2861,394649
37 Montrose $23,613$46,590$52,64041,27616,484
38 Phillips $23,453$44,084$54,5834,4421,819
39 Lincoln $23,440$41,616$54,6435,4671,948
40 Huerfano $23,139$30,058$44,4016,7113,137
41 Washington $23,125$39,735$48,9654,8141,980
42 Cheyenne $22,999$47,125$68,1251,836786
43 Kiowa $22,877$40,089$58,5941,398619
44 Logan $22,564$40,961$52,16922,7098,047
45 Delta $22,080$40,451$48,39530,95212,703
46 Las Animas $21,887$38,134$49,34715,5076,384
47 Yuma $21,872$42,114$48,60210,0433,952
48 Sedgwick $21,652$37,625$52,2922,3791,093
49 Pueblo $21,609$40,699$50,503159,06362,972
50 Baca $21,472$36,017$43,4663,7881,685
51 Kit Carson $21,086$41,678$55,7428,2703,038
52 La Plata $20,437$41,103$44,9347,3102,953
53 Morgan $20,181$43,111$48,67328,15910,294
54 Dolores $19,244$43,058$49,1672,064899
55 Fremont $19,083$37,847$45,66446,82416,582
56 Crowley $18,966$38,189$44,0955,8231,306
57 Alamosa $18,820$35,935$45,74215,4455,995
58 Saguache $18,686$30,430$36,9886,1082,640
59 Prowers $18,429$33,969$47,05212,5514,935
60 Otero $18,056$34,142$41,26918,8317,729
61 Conejos $17,541$33,627$38,9508,2563,118
62 Rio Grande $17,199$39,871$48,11511,9824,779
63 Costilla $16,525$24,388$38,0053,5241,550
64 Bent $16,505$36,412$43,4726,4991,832

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References

  1. "SELECTED ECONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS 2006-2010 American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates". U.S. Census Bureau. Archived from the original on February 12, 2020. Retrieved November 25, 2012.
  2. "Profile of General Population and Housing Characteristics: 2010 Demographic Profile Data". U.S. Census Bureau. Archived from the original on May 21, 2019. Retrieved November 25, 2012.

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