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Census ACS 2023 · 99 counties

Richest Counties in Iowa

Income varies significantly across Iowa's 99 counties. Dallas County leads with a median household income of $102,349. County-level income data reveals economic disparities within the state that statewide averages can mask — affluent suburban counties often have incomes 2-3x higher than rural counties in the same state. These differences affect school funding, public services, and quality of life.

Source: Census ACS 2023 5-Year Estimates

#CountyMedian IncomePopulation
1Wright County$64,03312,817
2Worth County$76,8757,380
3Woodbury County$70,147105,760
4Winneshiek County$75,65219,972
5Winnebago County$63,71910,648
6Webster County$68,05436,848
7Wayne County$59,1186,518
8Washington County$71,33922,539
9Warren County$92,99053,484
10Wapello County$60,03435,265
11Van Buren County$60,1837,236
12Union County$56,81312,038
13Taylor County$67,2795,901
14Tama County$67,95516,982
15Story County$69,00698,592
16Sioux County$84,73635,984
17Shelby County$67,69011,757
18Scott County$76,363174,302
19Sac County$70,9919,759
20Ringgold County$69,8214,664
21Poweshiek County$64,83718,582
22Pottawattamie County$71,44693,407
23Polk County$81,621497,441
24Pocahontas County$63,4237,040
25Plymouth County$81,60025,699
26Palo Alto County$68,9638,902
27Page County$57,75215,168
28Osceola County$69,1386,114
29O'Brien County$68,21614,103
30Muscatine County$69,51242,735
31Montgomery County$63,19010,254
32Monroe County$72,5187,546
33Monona County$62,9448,619
34Mitchell County$68,70410,548
35Mills County$87,81014,563
36Marshall County$72,78539,971
37Marion County$78,05933,551
38Mahaska County$69,01922,045
39Madison County$89,54216,760
40Lyon County$72,88112,087
41Lucas County$67,9218,685
42Louisa County$80,22310,710
43Linn County$76,421229,463
44Lee County$59,80333,175
45Kossuth County$65,65614,610
46Keokuk County$60,8569,964
47Jones County$73,07120,799
48Johnson County$74,721154,881
49Jefferson County$56,82415,676
50Jasper County$70,12837,864
51Jackson County$71,60519,429
52Iowa County$72,18516,547
53Ida County$62,8416,944
54Humboldt County$66,9949,573
55Howard County$67,3369,459
56Henry County$64,60420,228
57Harrison County$77,02714,645
58Hardin County$64,90616,729
59Hancock County$70,21210,718
60Hamilton County$71,75014,893
61Guthrie County$79,98110,646
62Grundy County$83,61712,352
63Greene County$59,1598,722
64Fremont County$73,7506,570
65Franklin County$63,6489,977
66Floyd County$64,50015,502
67Fayette County$58,76419,393
68Emmet County$65,1819,316
69Dubuque County$75,91998,948
70Dickinson County$74,57017,844
71Des Moines County$60,66238,597
72Delaware County$76,20517,549
73Decatur County$57,1467,669
74Davis County$79,5059,127
75Dallas County$102,349104,136
76Crawford County$65,03916,289
77Clinton County$65,17746,383
78Clayton County$62,32617,069
79Clay County$64,08216,446
80Clarke County$66,8219,690
81Chickasaw County$73,42111,868
82Cherokee County$64,47811,587
83Cerro Gordo County$65,53742,785
84Cedar County$79,08018,427
85Cass County$61,65713,115
86Carroll County$68,52820,677
87Calhoun County$66,8759,858
88Butler County$69,65114,301
89Buena Vista County$66,56420,684
90Buchanan County$78,43020,645
91Bremer County$83,34325,118
92Boone County$79,74126,669
93Black Hawk County$64,581130,693
94Benton County$84,74225,698
95Audubon County$54,1525,622
96Appanoose County$51,14612,242
97Allamakee County$66,00014,038
98Adams County$68,8283,641
99Adair County$66,1767,471

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Frequently Asked Questions

Dallas County is the #1 ranked county in Iowa by median household income, with a value of $102,349 according to Census ACS 2023 data.

Iowa has 99 counties tracked in Census ACS 2023 data.

All data comes from the American Community Survey (ACS) 2023 5-Year estimates by the US Census Bureau.

Data from the American Community Survey 2023 5-Year estimates. Covers all counties in Iowa.