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New York is the sixth richest state in the United States of America, with a per capita income of $40,272.29 (2004).[1]

New York counties ranked by per capita income

See also: United States counties by per capita income

Note: Data is from the 2010 United States Census Data and the 2006-2010 American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates.[2][3]

Rank County Per capita
income 		Median
household
income 		Median
family
income 		Population Number of
households
1 New York County $111,386 $64,971 $75,629 1,585,873 763,846
2 Westchester $73,159 $79,619 $100,863 949,113 347,232
3 Nassau $41,387 $93,613 $107,934 1,339,532 448,528
4 Putnam $37,915 $89,218 $101,576 99,710 35,041
5 Suffolk $35,755 $84,506 $96,220 1,493,350 499,922
6 Rockland $34,304 $82,534 $96,836 311,687 99,242
7 Saratoga $32,186 $65,100 $81,251 219,607 88,296
8 Columbia $31,844 $55,546 $69,132 63,096 25,906
9 Dutchess $31,642 $69,838 $83,599 297,488 107,965
New York State $30,948 $55,603 $67,405 19,378,102 7,317,755
10 Albany $30,863 $56,090 $76,159 304,204 126,251
11 Richmond $30,843 $71,084 $83,264 468,730 165,516
12 Hamilton $29,965 $49,557 $59,911 4,836 2,262
13 Ulster $28,954 $57,584 $70,513 182,493 71,049
14 Ontario $28,950 $56,468 $69,877 107,931 43,019
15 Orange $28,944 $69,523 $82,480 372,813 125,925
16 Warren $27,744 $51,619 $64,195 65,707 27,990
17 Schenectady $27,500 $55,188 $70,712 154,727 62,886
18 Rensselaer $27,457 $54,152 $68,390 159,429 64,702
United States $27,334 $51,914 $62,982 308,745,538 116,716,292
19 Onondaga $27,037 $50,676 $65,929 467,026 187,686
20 Monroe $26,999 $51,303 $65,240 744,344 300,422
21 Erie $26,378 $47,372 $63,404 919,040 383,164
22 Tompkins $25,737 $48,655 $72,231 101,564 38,967
23 Queens $25,553 $55,291 $62,459 2,230,722 780,117
24 Schoharie $25,105 $50,864 $61,828 32,749 13,166
25 Tioga $24,596 $51,948 $59,907 51,125 20,350
26 Essex $24,390 $45,216 $55,781 39,370 16,262
27 Genesee $24,323 $49,750 $60,127 60,079 23,728
28 Broome $24,314 $44,457 $57,545 200,600 82,167
29 Madison $24,311 $53,345 $61,828 73,442 27,754
30 Niagara $24,224 $45,964 $59,471 216,469 90,556
31 Wayne $24,092 $52,562 $60,324 93,772 36,585
32 Kings $23,605 $43,567 $48,777 2,504,700 916,856
33 Greene $23,461 $46,235 $55,260 49,221 19,823
34 Oneida $23,458 $46,708 $58,017 234,878 93,028
35 Chemung $23,457 $44,502 $55,246 88,830 35,462
36 Sullivan $23,422 $48,103 $57,388 77,547 30,139
37 Steuben $23,279 $43,867 $52,867 98,990 40,344
38 Yates $23,255 $46,822 $56,538 25,348 9,517
39 Fulton $23,147 $43,240 $50,425 55,531 22,554
40 Cayuga $22,959 $48,415 $58,761 80,026 31,445
41 Delaware $22,928 $42,967 $53,590 47,980 19,898
42 Livingston $22,923 $51,690 $63,539 65,393 24,409
43 Otsego $22,902 $45,268 $56,797 62,259 24,620
44 Clinton $22,660 $47,489 $60,280 82,128 31,582
45 Montgomery $22,347 $42,603 $53,476 50,219 20,272
46 Washington $22,347 $48,327 $57,360 63,216 24,142
47 Schuyler $22,123 $47,404 $54,322 18,343 7,530
48 Cortland $22,078 $45,338 $57,743 49,336 18,671
49 Chenango $22,036 $43,943 $52,229 50,477 20,436
50 Herkimer $21,908 $42,318 $53,288 64,519 26,324
51 Jefferson $21,823 $43,410 $51,834 116,229 43,451
52 Seneca $21,818 $46,707 $53,857 35,251 13,393
53 Oswego $21,604 $45,333 $56,364 122,109 46,400
54 Chautauqua $21,033 $40,639 $51,031 134,905 54,244
55 Lewis $20,970 $42,846 $49,554 27,087 10,514
56 Cattaraugus $20,824 $42,466 $51,227 80,317 32,263
57 Orleans $20,812 $48,063 $58,535 42,883 16,119
58 Wyoming $20,605 $50,075 $58,009 42,155 15,501
59 St. Lawrence $20,143 $42,303 $50,384 111,944 41,605
60 Allegany $20,058 $41,305 $49,864 48,946 18,208
61 Franklin $19,807 $42,050 $50,816 51,599 19,054
62 Bronx $17,575 $34,264 $38,431 1,385,108 483,449

References

  1. ^ Economy Statistics > Personal income (per capita) by state at statemaster.com
  2. ^ "SELECTED ECONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS 2006-2010 American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates". U.S. Census Bureau. Archived from the original on 2020-02-12. Retrieved 2012-11-25.
  3. ^ "Profile of General Population and Housing Characteristics: 2010 Demographic Profile Data". U.S. Census Bureau. Archived from the original on 2019-05-21. Retrieved 2012-11-25.
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