What are the richest counties in Indiana?

Hamilton County ($121,530), Boone County ($111,250) and Hendricks County ($101,144) had the highest median household income in Indiana in the 2020–24 survey.

Data as of 2024 · updated November 5, 2026

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Indiana counties ranked by median household income
Rank	County	Median household income 2020–24	Change since 2016–20	Residents
1	Hamilton County	$121,530	+22.9%	387,036
2	Boone County	$111,250	+24.4%	80,689
3	Hendricks County	$101,144	+19.3%	193,510
4	Hancock County	$93,186	+23.2%	90,969
5	Johnson County	$90,454	+24.0%	174,262
6	Warrick County	$89,844	+13.6%	66,803
7	Porter County	$87,972	+21.8%	176,049
8	Dearborn County	$84,735	+19.7%	51,609
9	LaGrange County	$84,487	+21.9%	41,305
10	Warren County	$82,425	+25.6%	8,474
11	Bartholomew County	$79,901	+19.3%	85,729
12	Floyd County	$79,704	+17.9%	82,153
13	Morgan County	$79,429	+17.4%	74,967
14	Brown County	$78,528	+17.5%	15,777
15	Putnam County	$78,378	+27.4%	37,876
16	Posey County	$78,129	+20.2%	24,988
17	Whitley County	$78,083	+20.1%	35,046
18	Franklin County	$78,074	+14.5%	23,286
19	Jasper County	$77,314	+24.9%	33,894
20	Union County	$76,424	+38.3%	6,863
21	Tipton County	$76,156	+10.8%	15,319
22	Dubois County	$75,979	+20.9%	44,016
23	Newton County	$75,481	+30.4%	14,188
24	Kosciusko County	$75,317	+20.0%	80,892
25	Steuben County	$74,911	+27.2%	34,799
26	Spencer County	$74,506	+30.9%	20,061
27	Harrison County	$74,475	+25.9%	40,437
28	DeKalb County	$74,331	+27.2%	44,535
29	Clark County	$74,214	+29.9%	130,451
30	Shelby County	$72,190	+20.9%	45,882
31	Wells County	$71,957	+25.0%	28,883
32	Marshall County	$71,808	+32.5%	46,599
33	Noble County	$71,723	+21.7%	47,937
34	Lake County	$71,493	+24.3%	504,612
35	Montgomery County	$71,479	+26.7%	38,954
36	Pike County	$71,334	+29.6%	12,003
37	LaPorte County	$71,055	+24.6%	111,294
38	Allen County	$70,737	+23.9%	402,329
39	Ripley County	$70,573	+17.5%	29,434
40	Ohio County	$70,392	+10.6%	5,994
41	Jackson County	$70,262	+27.5%	47,370
42	Clay County	$70,010	+17.9%	26,410
43	Decatur County	$69,783	+14.8%	26,576
44	Jennings County	$69,322	+12.5%	27,622
45	Martin County	$68,594	+23.9%	9,856
46	Elkhart County	$68,561	+17.2%	208,774
47	Daviess County	$68,503	+27.3%	34,209
48	Parke County	$68,485	+22.6%	16,642
49	Gibson County	$67,573	+19.3%	33,091
50	White County	$67,303	+24.9%	25,164
51	St. Joseph County	$66,868	+22.8%	272,861
52	Wabash County	$66,806	+18.1%	30,713
53	Rush County	$66,473	+17.0%	16,767
54	Lawrence County	$66,468	+15.1%	45,568
55	Marion County	$66,346	+29.5%	992,196
56	Huntington County	$66,301	+22.1%	37,224
57	Benton County	$65,875	+25.1%	8,883
58	Orange County	$65,873	+26.3%	19,834
59	Monroe County	$65,868	+26.1%	143,345
60	Carroll County	$65,645	+16.9%	20,655
61	Switzerland County	$65,343	+27.4%	10,037
62	Adams County	$65,289	+23.9%	36,650
63	Clinton County	$65,019	+21.0%	33,322
64	Washington County	$64,641	+28.1%	28,383
65	Jefferson County	$64,577	+24.2%	33,279
66	Howard County	$64,027	+13.5%	83,904
67	Starke County	$63,960	+28.7%	23,425
68	Henry County	$63,150	+23.6%	49,137
69	Madison County	$63,037	+22.5%	135,088
70	Pulaski County	$62,792	+27.8%	12,463
71	Fountain County	$62,542	+19.5%	17,013
72	Owen County	$62,464	+19.7%	21,886
73	Greene County	$62,094	+19.9%	31,165
74	Vanderburgh County	$61,648	+20.5%	181,995
75	Fulton County	$61,360	+21.3%	20,091
76	Knox County	$61,237	+29.2%	35,652
77	Perry County	$61,151	+18.7%	19,389
78	Miami County	$61,139	+20.8%	34,487
79	Randolph County	$60,791	+14.0%	24,438
80	Tippecanoe County	$60,636	+16.8%	190,456
81	Vermillion County	$60,200	+10.7%	15,488
82	Fayette County	$59,321	+25.0%	23,533
83	Delaware County	$58,127	+26.6%	113,106
84	Cass County	$56,403	+15.1%	37,836
85	Scott County	$56,352	+24.9%	25,053
86	Sullivan County	$56,204	+13.7%	20,831
87	Wayne County	$55,692	+16.6%	66,169
88	Jay County	$54,969	+19.9%	20,118
89	Grant County	$53,522	+14.1%	66,524
90	Vigo County	$52,976	+12.1%	106,512
91	Blackford County	$51,326	+15.8%	11,730
92	Crawford County	$49,640	+18.9%	10,509

How this is ranked

Median household income from the Census Bureau's American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–24). Survey estimates carry margins of error, so counties a few hundred dollars apart may not really differ. Counties with fewer than 1,000 residents, or without a figure for the same period as the others, are not ranked.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates. Figures come from public federal statistics and are informational only, not investment advice. Check the source before relying on a number. Methodology: how ranks and figures are built. More on every layer: data sources and licences.

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Which county in Indiana has the highest median household income?

Hamilton County: $121,530, ahead of Boone County ($111,250) and Hendricks County ($101,144), of 92 Indiana counties ranked.

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