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Census ACS 2023 · 93 counties

Richest Counties in Nebraska

Income varies significantly across Nebraska's 93 counties. Sarpy County leads with a median household income of $101,402. 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
1York County$74,05814,231
2Wheeler County$55,893785
3Webster County$65,1973,385
4Wayne County$67,6879,786
5Washington County$90,18820,989
6Valley County$58,9024,094
7Thurston County$64,8386,666
8Thomas County$72,708626
9Thayer County$63,0954,938
10Stanton County$78,2755,835
11Sioux County$54,0761,197
12Sherman County$61,9352,974
13Sheridan County$56,9005,058
14Seward County$81,12217,636
15Scotts Bluff County$60,96035,937
16Saunders County$89,39522,761
17Sarpy County$101,402194,051
18Saline County$77,02714,642
19Rock County$57,5001,335
20Richardson County$55,5787,797
21Red Willow County$60,00010,611
22Polk County$71,7715,209
23Platte County$72,33534,358
24Pierce County$75,9387,312
25Phelps County$65,9888,983
26Perkins County$67,5002,835
27Pawnee County$54,9262,539
28Otoe County$81,43016,075
29Nuckolls County$70,2014,089
30Nemaha County$60,1327,035
31Nance County$65,4383,342
32Morrill County$59,7734,544
33Merrick County$62,8497,696
34McPherson County$61,316463
35Madison County$64,63735,535
36Loup County$60,156564
37Logan County$71,650812
38Lincoln County$64,34234,122
39Lancaster County$72,625323,673
40Knox County$64,8218,362
41Kimball County$59,4383,348
42Keya Paha County$60,313939
43Keith County$58,1328,239
44Kearney County$79,1676,697
45Johnson County$59,4575,263
46Jefferson County$60,5687,155
47Howard County$74,5086,492
48Hooker County$45,854613
49Holt County$67,22510,093
50Hitchcock County$52,0162,601
51Hayes County$60,313854
52Harlan County$70,5363,006
53Hamilton County$79,8849,438
54Hall County$67,54962,431
55Greeley County$58,8942,211
56Grant County$69,063695
57Gosper County$79,1451,929
58Garfield County$68,6111,797
59Garden County$44,7771,620
60Gage County$64,42621,646
61Furnas County$60,6254,605
62Frontier County$68,2072,562
63Franklin County$57,6922,868
64Fillmore County$76,3545,551
65Dundy County$56,5631,811
66Douglas County$79,081585,461
67Dodge County$71,29437,146
68Dixon County$69,1565,561
69Deuel County$61,4381,865
70Dawson County$65,38324,020
71Dawes County$54,3818,212
72Dakota County$71,65521,331
73Custer County$66,31010,544
74Cuming County$70,7088,976
75Colfax County$79,72010,541
76Clay County$75,9386,084
77Cheyenne County$57,5949,478
78Cherry County$63,7505,468
79Chase County$62,7823,639
80Cedar County$73,9778,344
81Cass County$88,25526,963
82Butler County$82,6038,413
83Burt County$57,3036,730
84Buffalo County$74,57050,323
85Brown County$51,5382,739
86Boyd County$58,9841,704
87Box Butte County$68,77810,754
88Boone County$71,3675,366
89Blaine County$61,250385
90Banner County$71,250657
91Arthur County$67,500540
92Antelope County$63,7506,302
93Adams County$65,68031,034

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Frequently Asked Questions

Sarpy County is the #1 ranked county in Nebraska by median household income, with a value of $101,402 according to Census ACS 2023 data.

Nebraska has 93 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 Nebraska.