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Census ACS 2023 · 87 counties

Richest Counties in Minnesota

Income varies significantly across Minnesota's 87 counties. Carver County leads with a median household income of $123,144. 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
1Yellow Medicine County$71,5739,509
2Wright County$106,666145,270
3Winona County$70,19849,705
4Wilkin County$69,6356,413
5Watonwan County$70,59311,169
6Washington County$114,457272,298
7Waseca County$75,05218,958
8Wadena County$56,88214,135
9Wabasha County$80,13321,519
10Traverse County$65,9313,279
11Todd County$63,03925,402
12Swift County$62,6019,787
13Stevens County$71,0609,686
14Steele County$83,44837,413
15Stearns County$76,447159,358
16St. Louis County$69,455200,056
17Sibley County$76,08214,933
18Sherburne County$102,96599,178
19Scott County$120,247152,957
20Roseau County$73,61115,301
21Rock County$70,6989,628
22Rice County$82,79267,389
23Renville County$69,08614,587
24Redwood County$67,02415,383
25Red Lake County$77,5003,922
26Ramsey County$81,004544,438
27Pope County$72,20511,363
28Polk County$69,13630,905
29Pipestone County$66,0739,352
30Pine County$69,66629,411
31Pennington County$72,56113,877
32Otter Tail County$70,91260,281
33Olmsted County$93,494163,425
34Norman County$69,8336,411
35Nobles County$65,50922,067
36Nicollet County$80,36234,350
37Murray County$74,4758,119
38Mower County$71,49540,069
39Morrison County$68,64034,131
40Mille Lacs County$71,45526,912
41Meeker County$75,03723,422
42McLeod County$78,46836,771
43Martin County$62,96919,864
44Marshall County$71,7018,961
45Mahnomen County$53,9255,371
46Lyon County$72,76125,498
47Lincoln County$67,7155,594
48Le Sueur County$90,21828,936
49Lake of the Woods County$70,0913,800
50Lake County$75,62110,911
51Lac qui Parle County$71,6396,694
52Koochiching County$69,11511,950
53Kittson County$69,6154,163
54Kandiyohi County$75,09743,757
55Kanabec County$71,91516,261
56Jackson County$69,9559,964
57Itasca County$66,38045,141
58Isanti County$86,57341,934
59Hubbard County$70,62221,700
60Houston County$77,08718,768
61Hennepin County$96,3391,268,903
62Grant County$72,9576,108
63Goodhue County$82,74947,844
64Freeborn County$69,01230,752
65Fillmore County$75,22521,346
66Faribault County$64,39113,909
67Douglas County$77,26439,354
68Dodge County$92,94320,962
69Dakota County$105,212442,204
70Crow Wing County$71,34367,113
71Cottonwood County$68,23911,458
72Cook County$71,6435,633
73Clearwater County$64,9348,579
74Clay County$77,66465,628
75Chisago County$98,26057,434
76Chippewa County$69,19212,388
77Cass County$64,93730,688
78Carver County$123,144108,622
79Carlton County$80,04236,457
80Brown County$68,69025,826
81Blue Earth County$72,62369,386
82Big Stone County$65,4755,152
83Benton County$71,48041,458
84Beltrami County$67,25746,421
85Becker County$71,11735,260
86Anoka County$98,764367,095
87Aitkin County$59,49815,930

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Frequently Asked Questions

Carver County is the #1 ranked county in Minnesota by median household income, with a value of $123,144 according to Census ACS 2023 data.

Minnesota has 87 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 Minnesota.