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Census ACS 2023 · 33 counties

Richest Counties in New Mexico

Income varies significantly across New Mexico's 33 counties. Los Alamos County leads with a median household income of $143,188. 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
1Valencia County$58,33377,382
2Union County$45,3194,039
3Torrance County$46,25015,290
4Taos County$58,90834,516
5Socorro County$47,55616,308
6Sierra County$37,84011,511
7Santa Fe County$74,689155,175
8Sandoval County$84,053151,538
9San Miguel County$47,40027,036
10San Juan County$53,020121,178
11Roosevelt County$52,44519,002
12Rio Arriba County$53,90140,165
13Quay County$43,6988,616
14Otero County$52,71768,235
15Mora County$50,1784,176
16McKinley County$44,49671,172
17Luna County$37,91725,420
18Los Alamos County$143,18819,374
19Lincoln County$51,64320,227
20Lea County$68,75073,154
21Hidalgo County$49,0764,097
22Harding County$41,250748
23Guadalupe County$40,1494,379
24Grant County$45,92127,856
25Eddy County$79,60561,114
26Doña Ana County$55,663221,665
27De Baca County$40,8041,580
28Curry County$56,25947,932
29Colfax County$52,69012,336
30Cibola County$51,76527,059
31Chaves County$52,02964,446
32Catron County$46,4393,685
33Bernalillo County$66,514674,357

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Frequently Asked Questions

Los Alamos County is the #1 ranked county in New Mexico by median household income, with a value of $143,188 according to Census ACS 2023 data.

New Mexico has 33 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 New Mexico.