List of Pennsylvania counties by per capita income
January 01, 1970
Pennsylvania has the 19th-highest per capita income in the nation at $35,804 annually and the 21st-highest median household income at $68,957 as of 2021.
Outside of the Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and Harrisburg metropolitan areas, Pennsylvania is a relatively poorer state, especially in the northern areas and the Appalachian Mountains; only 22% of Pennsylvania places have per capita incomes higher than the national per capita income, and 11.0% of the population lives below the poverty line.
Among Pennsylvania households, 1.9% have annual incomes exceeding $200,000 annually, and 10.3% have incomes of $100,000 or more annually. In the state, 9.7% have incomes less than $10,000, and 43.8% have incomes less than $34,999.
Pennsylvania counties ranked by per capita incomeedit
^"SELECTED ECONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS 2006-2010 American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates". U.S. Census Bureau. Archived from the original on February 12, 2020. Retrieved November 25, 2012.
^"Profile of General Population and Housing Characteristics: 2010 Demographic Profile Data". U.S. Census Bureau. Archived from the original on May 21, 2019. Retrieved November 25, 2012.
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U.S.Gov't Census Bureau Table P82 - Per Capita Income
January 01, 1970
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Pennsylvania has the 19th highest per capita income in the nation at 35 804 annually and the 21st highest median household income at 68 957 as of 2021 Contents 1 Wealthiest counties 2 Philadelphia Main Line 3 Other Pennsylvania locations 4 Pennsylvania counties ranked by per capita income 5 See also 6 References 7 SourcesWealthiest counties editThe wealthiest regions of Pennsylvania are the suburban counties bordering Philadelphia the state s most populous city As of 2020 the wealthiest county in Pennsylvania is Chester County with a 104 161 median household income followed by Montgomery County 93 518 and Bucks County 93 181 While there are wealthy locations in the suburbs of other cities they tend to be more condensend into small locations Philadelphia Main Line editMain article Philadelphia Main Line One area known for its historic wealth is the Philadelphia Main Line which includes Lower Merion Radnor Tredyffrin Easttown and Willistown townships Some of Pennsylvania s most affluent neighborhoods and priciest real estate are located in communities located in these townships including Ardmore Bala Cynwyd Gladwyne Haverford and Villanova Chestnut Hill is another wealthy area however no census data exists for it except for zip code data because it is part of Philadelphia The Northeast wealth corridor also runs through Montgomery County highest in the area of Whitpain Lower Gwynedd Plymouth Upper Dublin and Whitemarsh townships and into areas of Bucks County especially the area around New Hope such as Solebury Lower Makefield and Upper Makefield townships Other Pennsylvania locations edit nbsp Map of average income by location in Pennsylvania from the 2014 American Community Survey five year estimate Outside of the Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Harrisburg metropolitan areas Pennsylvania is a relatively poorer state especially in the northern areas and the Appalachian Mountains only 22 of Pennsylvania places have per capita incomes higher than the national per capita income and 11 0 of the population lives below the poverty line Among Pennsylvania households 1 9 have annual incomes exceeding 200 000 annually and 10 3 have incomes of 100 000 or more annually In the state 9 7 have incomes less than 10 000 and 43 8 have incomes less than 34 999 Pennsylvania counties ranked by per capita income editSee also List of United States counties by per capita income Note Data is from the 2010 United States Census Data and the 2006 2010 American Community Survey 5 Year Estimates 1 2 Rank County Per capitaincome Medianhouseholdincome Medianfamilyincome Population Number ofhouseholds 1 Chester 41 251 84 741 94 592 498 886 307 750 2 Montgomery 40 076 76 380 94 592 799 874 3 Bucks 35 687 74 828 90 274 625 249 234 849 4 Delaware 32 067 61 876 77 879 558 979 208 700 5 Cumberland 30 119 60 219 75 000 235 406 93 943 6 Allegheny 29 549 47 961 65 678 1 223 348 533 960 7 Butler 28 446 56 878 69 464 183 862 72 835 8 Northampton 28 362 58 762 70 457 297 735 113 565 9 Dauphin 27 727 52 371 66 023 268 100 110 435 10 Pike 27 564 56 843 62 982 57 369 21 925 United States 27 334 51 914 62 982 308 745 538 116 716 292 11 Lehigh 27 301 53 541 66 004 349 497 133 983 12 York 27 196 57 494 67 624 434 972 168 372 Pennsylvania 27 049 50 398 63 364 12 702 379 5 018 904 13 Montour 26 124 45 255 57 011 18 267 7 393 14 Washington 26 045 49 687 63 690 207 820 85 089 15 Lancaster 25 854 54 765 64 672 519 445 193 602 16 Westmoreland 25 845 47 689 60 987 365 169 153 650 17 Adams 25 606 56 529 66 222 101 407 38 013 18 Lebanon 25 525 52 356 62 174 133 568 52 258 19 Berks 25 518 53 470 63 724 411 442 154 356 20 Franklin 25 307 51 035 61 410 149 618 58 389 21 Monroe 24 824 56 733 64 763 169 842 61 091 22 Beaver 24 168 46 190 57 201 170 539 71 383 23 Lackawanna 24 152 43 673 57 846 214 437 87 226 24 Centre 23 744 47 016 65 121 153 990 57 573 25 Perry 23 701 52 659 61 221 45 969 17 903 26 Luzerne 23 245 42 224 54 843 320 918 131 932 27 Carbon 22 956 47 744 54 918 65 249 26 684 28 Wyoming 22 899 47 403 56 957 28 276 11 237 29 Blair 22 880 42 363 53 166 127 089 52 159 30 Elk 22 729 43 745 51 889 31 946 13 693 31 Erie 22 644 43 595 56 144 280 566 110 413 32 Wayne 22 525 45 930 53 665 52 822 20 625 33 Columbia 22 403 42 788 52 959 67 295 26 479 34 Susquehanna 22 173 43 457 51 151 43 356 17 798 35 Warren 22 170 41 286 52 587 41 815 17 767 36 Armstrong 21 828 42 752 52 085 68 941 28 713 37 Lycoming 21 802 42 689 52 124 116 111 46 700 38 Mercer 21 765 42 573 54 160 116 638 46 442 39 Fulton 21 739 45 240 54 946 14 845 6 014 40 Union 21 612 45 474 52 664 44 947 14 765 41 Lawrence 21 467 42 570 52 370 91 108 37 126 42 Schuylkill 21 408 42 315 53 083 148 289 60 192 43 Cameron 21 375 40 733 49 922 5 085 2 273 44 Cambria 21 278 39 574 50 900 143 679 58 950 45 Philadelphia 21 117 36 251 45 619 1 526 006 599 736 46 Snyder 21 072 44 713 51 715 39 702 14 750 47 McKean 21 022 40 097 50 000 43 450 17 183 48 Bradford 20 979 40 543 50 142 62 622 25 321 49 Juniata 20 682 44 276 52 489 24 636 9 476 50 Northumberland 20 654 38 387 48 708 94 528 39 242 51 Huntingdon 20 616 41 700 51 969 45 913 17 280 52 Potter 20 594 39 196 47 995 17 457 7 227 53 Indiana 20 587 40 225 51 227 88 880 35 005 54 Bedford 20 545 40 249 48 825 49 762 20 233 55 Venango 20 522 39 812 48 866 54 984 22 621 56 Crawford 20 383 38 924 48 557 88 765 35 028 57 Tioga 20 358 40 338 48 382 41 981 16 727 58 Jefferson 20 305 38 406 47 051 45 200 18 561 59 Clarion 20 259 40 028 50 697 39 988 16 128 60 Greene 20 258 40 498 49 488 38 686 14 724 61 Clearfield 20 142 37 130 46 735 81 642 32 288 62 Somerset 19 903 39 194 48 994 77 742 31 090 63 Sullivan 19 718 36 250 48 168 6 428 2 777 64 Clinton 19 261 39 354 50 055 39 238 15 151 65 Fayette 19 209 34 796 44 114 136 606 55 997 66 Mifflin 19 085 37 539 46 598 46 682 18 743 67 Forest 14 325 35 150 43 750 7 716 2 511See also editPennsylvaniaReferences edit SELECTED ECONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS 2006 2010 American Community Survey 5 Year Estimates U S Census Bureau Archived from the original on February 12 2020 Retrieved November 25 2012 Profile of General Population and Housing Characteristics 2010 Demographic Profile Data U S Census Bureau Archived from the original on May 21 2019 Retrieved November 25 2012 Sources editU S Gov t Census Bureau Table P82 Per Capita Income Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title List of Pennsylvania counties by per capita income amp oldid 1221078039, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
