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Census ACS 2023 · 95 counties

Richest Counties in Tennessee

Income varies significantly across Tennessee's 95 counties. Williamson County leads with a median household income of $131,202. 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
1Wilson County$94,048153,587
2Williamson County$131,202254,609
3White County$52,20627,764
4Weakley County$49,50232,959
5Wayne County$52,82416,251
6Washington County$61,051134,693
7Warren County$54,08841,587
8Van Buren County$60,2816,293
9Union County$61,85820,141
10Unicoi County$50,38117,779
11Trousdale County$63,19011,805
12Tipton County$71,73661,339
13Sumner County$86,005200,553
14Sullivan County$56,802159,693
15Stewart County$62,05213,859
16Smith County$62,79920,196
17Shelby County$62,337922,195
18Sevier County$63,82998,802
19Sequatchie County$52,26016,409
20Scott County$42,67921,969
21Rutherford County$82,588351,591
22Robertson County$78,43974,291
23Roane County$66,21854,403
24Rhea County$58,13333,299
25Putnam County$56,53781,366
26Polk County$60,22717,702
27Pickett County$44,5915,062
28Perry County$50,4898,561
29Overton County$46,15922,807
30Obion County$53,10230,570
31Morgan County$57,40821,193
32Moore County$66,6876,611
33Montgomery County$72,365227,957
34Monroe County$56,64847,054
35Meigs County$58,39513,076
36McNairy County$50,71425,933
37McMinn County$59,67454,135
38Maury County$74,162104,855
39Marshall County$70,82935,276
40Marion County$58,10329,010
41Madison County$58,18998,845
42Macon County$56,26925,793
43Loudon County$80,29656,996
44Lincoln County$63,11535,617
45Lewis County$49,47712,784
46Lawrence County$53,23344,901
47Lauderdale County$49,20524,933
48Lake County$30,5006,691
49Knox County$71,662487,401
50Johnson County$52,15218,073
51Jefferson County$63,08455,835
52Jackson County$41,47511,882
53Humphreys County$59,33319,074
54Houston County$54,4758,293
55Hickman County$57,22325,229
56Henry County$48,54032,345
57Henderson County$53,47127,906
58Haywood County$43,51317,672
59Hawkins County$55,27857,446
60Hardin County$49,14926,939
61Hardeman County$46,17325,477
62Hancock County$31,9956,790
63Hamilton County$72,568370,913
64Hamblen County$52,79464,930
65Grundy County$45,57313,665
66Greene County$54,07170,919
67Grainger County$51,35123,929
68Giles County$61,47630,442
69Gibson County$59,00950,610
70Franklin County$61,55343,478
71Fentress County$50,86518,948
72Fayette County$84,76442,653
73Dyer County$54,97336,681
74Dickson County$73,22355,197
75DeKalb County$48,48420,551
76Decatur County$46,19011,499
77Davidson County$75,664709,846
78Cumberland County$58,47562,529
79Crockett County$59,04913,937
80Coffee County$60,65658,940
81Cocke County$48,41636,503
82Clay County$44,7127,621
83Claiborne County$46,58732,221
84Chester County$60,54317,452
85Cheatham County$82,01541,500
86Carter County$48,43556,462
87Carroll County$50,39128,461
88Cannon County$58,09214,661
89Campbell County$50,26039,568
90Bradley County$63,789109,743
91Blount County$74,607137,747
92Bledsoe County$49,65514,905
93Benton County$50,43515,948
94Bedford County$62,19751,291
95Anderson County$63,17178,175

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Frequently Asked Questions

Williamson County is the #1 ranked county in Tennessee by median household income, with a value of $131,202 according to Census ACS 2023 data.

Tennessee has 95 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 Tennessee.