Alabama locations by per capita income

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Alabama has the thirty-eighth highest per capita income in the United States of America, at $18,189 (2000). Its personal per capita income is $26,338 (2003), the fortieth highest in the country. Its median household income is $34,135 (2000), ranked forty-second in the country, and its median family income is $41,657 (2000), the forty-second highest in the country. The median value of an owner-occupied housing unit is $85,100 (2000), ranked fortieth in the country.

Alabama 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]

Rank	County	Per capita income	Median household income 1,000,000	Median family income	Population	Number of households
1	Shelby	$33,978	$68,380	$81,406	195,085	74,072
2	Madison	$29,918	$55,851	$71,873	334,811	134,700
	United States	$27,334	$51,914	$62,982	308,745,538	116,716,292
3	Jefferson	$26,529	$45,244	$57,563	658,466	263,568
4	Baldwin	$26,469	$50,147	$58,429	182,265	73,180
5	Montgomery	$24,622	$43,725	$55,475	229,363	89,981
6	Autauga	$24,568	$53,255	$64,271	54,571	20,221
7	Limestone	$24,007	$46,682	$55,518	82,782	31,446
8	Morgan	$23,090	$44,349	$54,653	119,490	47,030
	Alabama	$22,984	$42,081	$52,863	4,779,736	1,883,791
9	Coffee	$22,797	$42,253	$54,929	49,948	19,849
10	Lee	$22,794	$40,894	$59,112	140,247	55,682
11	Houston	$22,725	$41,022	$51,741	101,547	40,969
12	Elmore	$22,640	$53,128	$62,870	79,303	28,301
13	Tuscaloosa	$22,546	$42,311	$58,756	194,656	76,141
14	Tallapoosa	$22,542	$36,904	$47,918	41,616	16,985
15	Lauderdale	$22,341	$39,345	$51,723	92,709	38,680
16	St. Clair	$22,192	$48,837	$56,107	83,593	31,624
17	Dale	$21,722	$43,353	$50,685	50,251	20,065
18	Mobile	$21,548	$40,996	$49,900	412,992	158,435
19	Cherokee	$21,322	$40,690	$47,365	25,989	10,626
20	Colbert	$21,079	$39,610	$50,675	54,428	22,773
21	Blount	$21,070	$45,549	$53,564	57,322	21,578
22	Calhoun	$20,574	$38,407	$49,532	118,572	47,331
23	Chilton	$20,517	$39,486	$48,886	43,643	16,558
24	Walker	$20,516	$37,191	$45,788	67,023	26,571
25	Etowah	$20,439	$36,422	$44,706	104,430	42,036
26	Bullock	$20,289	$31,602	$37,816	10,914	3,745
27	Cullman	$20,284	$38,567	$47,771	80,406	31,864
28	Bibb	$19,918	$41,770	$51,956	22,915	7,953
29	Marshall	$19,875	$37,661	$47,440	93,019	35,810
30	Randolph	$19,844	$34,593	$43,528	22,913	9,164
31	Covington	$19,822	$33,852	$43,468	37,765	15,531
32	Crenshaw	$19,793	$35,140	$47,685	13,906	5,652
33	Lamar	$19,789	$33,887	$42,492	14,564	6,103
34	Henry	$19,716	$38,379	$46,976	17,302	6,994
35	Lawrence	$19,370	$40,516	$48,425	34,339	13,654
36	Coosa	$19,209	$35,560	$47,451	11,539	4,794
37	Marion	$19,030	$32,769	$44,223	30,776	12,651
38	Pike	$19,013	$29,181	$41,570	32,899	13,210
39	Jackson	$18,905	$36,312	$45,423	53,227	21,513
40	Washington	$18,824	$36,431	$51,749	17,581	6,758
41	Talladega	$18,713	$36,948	$44,695	82,291	31,890
42	Geneva	$18,351	$34,140	$40,583	26,790	10,920
43	Clay	$18,332	$35,595	$43,392	13,932	5,670
44	Marengo	$18,323	$32,940	$43,709	21,027	8,535
45	DeKalb	$18,152	$35,065	$41,880	71,109	26,842
46	Franklin	$18,094	$33,942	$44,352	31,704	12,286
47	Winston	$18,055	$33,685	$39,784	24,484	10,163
48	Fayette	$17,711	$34,560	$42,063	17,241	7,100
49	Monroe	$17,652	$30,235	$38,778	23,068	9,214
50	Cleburne	$17,490	$36,077	$41,585	14,972	5,891
51	Russell	$17,415	$32,481	$38,572	52,947	21,229
52	Clarke	$17,372	$27,439	$43,323	25,833	10,337
53	Choctaw	$17,214	$31,076	$40,121	13,859	5,866
54	Butler	$16,916	$30,659	$37,458	20,947	8,491
55	Dallas	$16,646	$26,029	$36,516	43,820	17,064
56	Chambers	$16,626	$31,467	$39,475	34,215	13,933
57	Lowndes	$16,524	$29,714	$34,929	11,299	4,352
58	Hale	$16,523	$29,299	$38,345	15,760	6,273
59	Macon	$16,380	$27,544	$42,363	21,452	8,499
60	Pickens	$16,278	$28,280	$40,878	19,746	8,012
61	Escambia	$16,259	$31,927	$41,778	38,319	14,157
62	Barbour	$15,875	$33,219	$41,786	27,457	9,820
63	Conecuh	$15,755	$26,944	$40,022	13,228	5,625
64	Greene	$14,738	$22,222	$35,657	9,045	3,764
65	Sumter	$14,460	$25,338	$32,063	13,763	5,629
66	Perry	$13,433	$25,950	$30,898	10,591	3,947
67	Wilcox	$12,573	$23,491	$27,250	11,670	4,484

Alabama places ranked by per capita income

References

↑ "SELECTED ECONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS 2006-2010 American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates". U.S. Census Bureau. Retrieved 2012-11-25.
↑ "Profile of General Population and Housing Characteristics: 2010 Demographic Profile Data". U.S. Census Bureau. Retrieved 2012-11-25.

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