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Median Household Income in Washington, by County

Median Household Income for every county in Washington, ranked. The highest is King County at $124,746 and the lowest is Whitman County at $55,406.

Washington: $98,141 · United States: $80,734 · median county in Washington: $74,202

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#County Median Household Income
1King County$124,746
2Snohomish County$111,246
3Kitsap County$104,158
4Pierce County$99,564
5Clark County$97,536
6Thurston County$96,563
7Skamania County$93,265
8Island County$90,551
9Benton County$89,874
10Skagit County$89,263
11Franklin County$86,714
12San Juan County$84,800
13Mason County$83,270
14Chelan County$82,381
15Whatcom County$81,784
16Douglas County$80,363
17Spokane County$78,582
18Cowlitz County$76,531
19Lewis County$74,796
20Walla Walla County$74,202
21Jefferson County$74,048
22Kittitas County$73,804
23Grant County$73,267
24Asotin County$72,283
25Columbia County$71,810
26Lincoln County$71,512
27Klickitat County$71,042
28Yakima County$70,656
29Clallam County$70,370
30Stevens County$69,327
31Pend Oreille County$67,436
32Pacific County$67,081
33Adams County$66,136
34Garfield County$64,884
35Grays Harbor County$64,414
36Okanogan County$63,207
37Wahkiakum County$62,653
38Ferry County$55,614
39Whitman County$55,406

Half of households earn more than this and half earn less. Medians resist distortion by a few very high earners in a way averages do not.

Source: ACS 2020-2024 5-Year Estimates, 2024.

Washington ranks 8th of 52 states for median household income.

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