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What are the richest counties in Tennessee?

Williamson County ($135,594), Wilson County ($95,839) and Sumner County ($90,301) had the highest median household income in Tennessee in the 2020–24 survey.

Data as of 2024 · updated

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All 95 ranked Tennessee counties

Tennessee counties ranked by median household income
RankCountyMedian household income 2020–24Change since 2016–20Residents
1Williamson County$135,594+21.9%272,061
2Wilson County$95,839+21.4%175,033
3Sumner County$90,301+29.2%215,538
4Cheatham County$89,852+40.4%42,778
5Fayette County$88,456+39.0%45,071
6Rutherford County$85,470+24.4%386,352
7Loudon County$84,185+36.5%63,764
8Robertson County$83,047+25.7%80,175
9Davidson County$77,853+24.5%745,904
10Blount County$77,365+28.3%143,820
11Hamilton County$76,183+34.6%390,833
12Maury County$76,130+25.7%118,131
13Montgomery County$75,613+24.2%249,935
14Dickson County$75,003+29.8%58,662
15Knox County$74,222+25.3%511,453
16Tipton County$74,127+18.7%62,287
17Trousdale County$72,747+27.7%12,623
18Roane County$71,885+29.3%57,395
19Marshall County$71,049+28.5%38,071
20Hickman County$68,247+43.8%26,219
21Bedford County$67,225+26.9%55,273
22Bradley County$66,552+28.3%115,465
23Moore County$66,469+4.2%6,920
24Smith County$66,293+36.4%20,981
25Anderson County$66,183+26.5%82,066
26Jefferson County$66,114+27.4%60,024
27Morgan County$65,954+58.2%22,160
28Lincoln County$64,667+19.9%36,853
29Shelby County$63,767+22.4%910,226
30Franklin County$63,494+32.9%45,579
31Stewart County$63,114+27.4%14,439
32Washington County$62,809+28.4%141,199
33Gibson County$62,755+37.8%51,779
34Union County$62,727+39.0%21,450
35Sevier County$62,581+21.0%101,342
36Polk County$62,522+37.9%18,592
37Giles County$62,307+25.1%31,433
38Crockett County$62,165+30.7%14,006
39Marion County$61,824+23.5%29,804
40Coffee County$61,505+20.5%62,419
41McMinn County$61,470+31.1%57,404
42Meigs County$61,375+21.0%14,186
43Humphreys County$60,616+25.2%19,646
44Cumberland County$60,375+22.2%66,300
45Madison County$60,042+24.1%100,790
46Houston County$59,576+36.9%8,479
47Cannon County$59,443+13.2%15,296
48Chester County$59,341+11.3%17,994
49Macon County$59,177+55.4%27,663
50Putnam County$58,912+30.5%86,612
51Sullivan County$58,807+24.0%163,759
52Sequatchie County$58,750+32.9%17,861
53Dyer County$58,154+29.1%36,320
54Hawkins County$56,936+25.6%59,559
55Monroe County$56,895+24.8%49,730
56Lewis County$56,285+52.2%13,487
57Greene County$56,194+30.2%73,831
58Perry County$55,972+14.9%9,126
59Warren County$55,487+30.0%43,717
60Hamblen County$55,454+28.5%68,843
61Henderson County$55,136+23.8%28,518
62Rhea County$55,033+19.4%34,844
63Van Buren County$54,931+15.5%6,874
64Bledsoe County$54,720+10.8%15,920
65Lawrence County$54,706+25.1%46,914
66Obion County$54,613+36.6%30,067
67McNairy County$53,473+32.6%26,236
68DeKalb County$53,153+19.7%21,873
69Johnson County$53,129+39.5%18,718
70Wayne County$52,294+23.9%16,416
71Unicoi County$52,218+17.3%17,856
72White County$52,188+17.9%29,612
73Weakley County$51,880+25.0%33,261
74Carroll County$51,787+20.8%29,200
75Benton County$51,746+32.6%16,183
76Campbell County$51,557+23.4%40,290
77Fentress County$51,149+27.2%20,322
78Henry County$50,613+23.3%32,896
79Grainger County$50,538+13.1%25,739
80Haywood County$50,472+29.4%17,042
81Carter County$50,135+22.8%57,361
82Hardin County$49,956+18.1%27,983
83Lauderdale County$49,879+19.0%24,617
84Claiborne County$49,379+30.1%33,229
85Pickett County$49,030+13.7%5,219
86Overton County$48,959+34.2%23,787
87Cocke County$48,016+24.6%37,889
88Jackson County$47,951+33.6%12,466
89Grundy County$47,593+10.4%14,116
90Hardeman County$46,069+16.2%25,274
91Decatur County$45,375+12.3%11,820
92Scott County$44,711+20.4%22,671
93Clay County$39,972+24.7%7,821
94Hancock County$34,960+23.8%7,075
95Lake County$28,814−15.8%6,249

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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Questions

Which county in Tennessee has the highest median household income?

Williamson County: $135,594, ahead of Wilson County ($95,839) and Sumner County ($90,301), of 95 Tennessee counties ranked.

How is this ranking calculated?

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.

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