GDP per Capita by County
Economic output per resident. High in counties that produce more than they house, office districts, mining and industrial areas, and low in commuter suburbs, whose residents produce elsewhere.
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Highest counties
| County | GDP per Capita |
|---|---|
| Loving County, Texas | $239,213,812 |
| Glasscock County, Texas | $4,260,735 |
| McMullen County, Texas | $3,916,384 |
| Martin County, Texas | $3,125,570 |
| Upton County, Texas | $2,415,870 |
| Borden County, Texas | $1,930,424 |
| Culberson County, Texas | $1,697,970 |
| Reagan County, Texas | $1,639,615 |
| Reeves County, Texas | $1,193,736 |
| Kenedy County, Texas | $808,324 |
| North Slope Borough, Alaska | $758,489 |
| Eureka County, Nevada | $691,236 |
Lowest counties
| County | GDP per Capita |
|---|---|
| Glascock County, Georgia | $13,714 |
| Echols County, Georgia | $14,571 |
| Long County, Georgia | $15,094 |
| Elliott County, Kentucky | $15,161 |
| Jackson County, Kentucky | $15,490 |
| Carroll County, Mississippi | $15,735 |
| Nicholas County, Kentucky | $16,709 |
| Greene County, Mississippi | $16,788 |
| Lincoln County, West Virginia | $17,205 |
| Issaquena County, Mississippi | $17,474 |
| Robertson County, Kentucky | $17,516 |
| Owsley County, Kentucky | $17,545 |