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