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Census ACS 2023 · 82 counties

Richest Counties in Mississippi

Income varies significantly across Mississippi's 82 counties. DeSoto County leads with a median household income of $82,980. 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
1Yazoo County$40,97426,837
2Yalobusha County$49,17112,439
3Winston County$49,07117,609
4Wilkinson County$35,9308,376
5Webster County$59,9649,942
6Wayne County$36,79119,699
7Washington County$40,11743,674
8Warren County$56,64843,623
9Walthall County$45,44413,864
10Union County$56,80728,009
11Tunica County$38,4029,586
12Tishomingo County$46,25718,738
13Tippah County$51,14121,621
14Tate County$63,99528,135
15Tallahatchie County$37,38312,363
16Sunflower County$40,26525,328
17Stone County$59,30718,515
18Smith County$51,39614,193
19Simpson County$54,11125,817
20Sharkey County$35,7413,848
21Scott County$48,49227,754
22Rankin County$77,454158,218
23Quitman County$32,1315,908
24Prentiss County$51,46624,999
25Pontotoc County$52,74131,312
26Pike County$41,57839,930
27Perry County$50,43511,459
28Pearl River County$56,53556,781
29Panola County$43,99032,965
30Oktibbeha County$43,48251,473
31Noxubee County$38,81410,136
32Newton County$50,42621,151
33Neshoba County$53,08728,927
34Montgomery County$45,0579,708
35Monroe County$51,23133,928
36Marshall County$51,87533,899
37Marion County$42,32024,303
38Madison County$78,794110,303
39Lowndes County$54,46058,187
40Lincoln County$48,31634,830
41Leflore County$33,18827,432
42Lee County$67,14483,138
43Leake County$48,41821,288
44Lawrence County$43,36811,883
45Lauderdale County$50,03371,984
46Lamar County$69,10665,081
47Lafayette County$64,33456,920
48Kemper County$43,5958,855
49Jones County$51,14366,839
50Jefferson Davis County$37,18311,183
51Jefferson County$36,2077,127
52Jasper County$47,15716,211
53Jackson County$64,756144,437
54Itawamba County$59,50823,942
55Issaquena County$29,2711,095
56Humphreys County$32,9767,570
57Holmes County$29,43416,491
58Hinds County$49,966222,494
59Harrison County$57,233209,443
60Hancock County$67,72846,057
61Grenada County$47,99821,342
62Greene County$55,83813,595
63George County$54,82224,870
64Franklin County$45,6187,655
65Forrest County$52,82178,027
66DeSoto County$82,980188,598
67Covington County$47,00118,226
68Copiah County$47,99427,994
69Coahoma County$36,25920,808
70Clay County$39,90418,462
71Clarke County$46,05415,424
72Claiborne County$34,3718,908
73Choctaw County$48,3218,172
74Chickasaw County$43,04116,994
75Carroll County$55,2759,828
76Calhoun County$43,94213,029
77Bolivar County$37,31530,163
78Benton County$42,1397,592
79Attala County$48,09817,685
80Amite County$35,38512,611
81Alcorn County$49,40434,500
82Adams County$40,25029,098

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Frequently Asked Questions

DeSoto County is the #1 ranked county in Mississippi by median household income, with a value of $82,980 according to Census ACS 2023 data.

Mississippi has 82 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 Mississippi.