List of Idaho locations by per capita income

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Idaho's Per Capita Income Distribution by County
Total Idaho per capita income (wikidata:Q1221) = 29,494 US$ (2020 survey methodology)
(WD = Wikidata page)

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Idahoper. US$
1
Ada County, Idaho37,333 WD
2
Adams County, Idaho30,136 WD
3
Bannock County, Idaho25,044 WD
4
Bear Lake County, Idaho27,596 WD
5
Benewah County, Idaho24,737 WD
6
Bingham County, Idaho24,947 WD
7
Blaine County, Idaho36,232 WD
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Boise County, Idaho33,384 WD
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Bonner County, Idaho28,527 WD
10
Bonneville County, Idaho28,171 WD
11
Boundary County, Idaho26,796 WD
12
Butte County, Idaho31,659 WD
13
Camas County, Idaho31,291 WD
14
Canyon County, Idaho23,919 WD
15
Caribou County, Idaho26,640 WD
16
Cassia County, Idaho23,406 WD
17
Clark County, Idaho20,733 WD
18
Clearwater County, Idaho25,357 WD
19
Custer County, Idaho24,082 WD
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Elmore County, Idaho23,772 WD
21
Franklin County, Idaho25,825 WD
22
Fremont County, Idaho23,970 WD
23
Gem County, Idaho26,671 WD
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Gooding County, Idaho24,388 WD
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Idaho County, Idaho24,811 WD
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Jefferson County, Idaho25,639 WD
27
Jerome County, Idaho23,417 WD
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Kootenai County, Idaho30,912 WD
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Latah County, Idaho27,644 WD
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Lemhi County, Idaho25,417 WD
31
Lewis County, Idaho24,994 WD
32
Lincoln County, Idaho22,250 WD
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Madison County, Idaho21,943 WD
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Minidoka County, Idaho24,423 WD
35
Nez Perce County, Idaho30,103 WD
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Oneida County, Idaho24,294 WD
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Owyhee County, Idaho23,798 WD
38
Payette County, Idaho26,028 WD
39
Power County, Idaho24,775 WD
40
Shoshone County, Idaho24,564 WD
41
Teton County, Idaho34,905 WD
42
Twin Falls County, Idaho27,018 WD
43
Valley County, Idaho31,192 WD
44
Washington County, Idaho24,216 WD

The gross state product (state GDP) for Idaho was $128.1 billion in 2024,[1] and the state's per capita income that year was $61,836.[2] Idaho has the 46th highest GDP per capita in the United States of America.[3]

Idaho 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.[4][5]

Rank County Per capita
income 		Median
household
income 		Median
family
income 		Population Number of
households
1 Blaine $32,656 $61,854 $73,929 21,376 8,823
2 Ada $27,915 $55,835 $67,519 392,365 148,445
3 Valley $27,577 $50,851 $59,737 9,862 4,393
United States $27,334 $51,914 $62,982 308,745,538 116,716,292
4 Bonner $24,745 $41,943 $51,377 40,877 17,100
5 Kootenai $24,418 $46,336 $55,840 138,494 54,200
6 Boise $24,288 $48,789 $60,042 7,028 2,974
7 Nez Perce $23,899 $44,395 $55,180 39,265 16,241
8 Teton $23,633 $53,364 $56,791 10,170 3,651
9 Bonneville $23,218 $50,445 $58,346 104,234 36,629
10 Adams $22,730 $36,004 $45,590 3,976 1,748
11 Custer $22,625 $41,910 $56,710 4,368 1,936
Idaho $22,518 $46,423 $54,689 1,567,582 579,408
12 Lemhi $21,699 $36,411 $49,119 7,936 3,576
13 Bannock $21,275 $44,848 $54,650 82,839 30,682
14 Caribou $20,637 $44,958 $53,615 6,963 2,606
15 Clearwater $20,507 $41,835 $46,415 8,761 3,660
16 Gem $20,431 $42,794 $49,976 16,719 6,495
17 Butte $20,414 $39,413 $47,225 2,891 1,129
18 Elmore $20,388 $43,089 $50,840 27,038 10,140
19 Latah $20,218 $36,974 $54,172 37,244 14,708
20 Washington $20,015 $36,542 $46,970 10,198 4,034
21 Twin Falls $19,892 $42,455 $49,188 77,230 28,760
22 Clark $19,737 $40,909 $37,656 982 345
23 Camas $19,659 $44,145 $43,092 1,117 487
24 Bear Lake $19,284 $43,374 $47,092 5,986 2,281
25 Shoshone $19,020 $36,654 $44,685 12,765 5,605
26 Jefferson $19,019 $51,579 $55,705 26,140 8,146
27 Lincoln $19,011 $45,714 $50,543 5,208 1,705
28 Idaho $18,980 $34,536 $39,263 16,267 6,834
29 Payette $18,814 $43,559 $50,323 22,623 8,262
30 Bingham $18,633 $44,128 $51,750 45,607 14,999
31 Fremont $18,616 $42,523 $52,510 13,242 4,436
32 Lewis $18,580 $35,808 $41,250 3,821 1,657
33 Power $18,412 $40,843 $46,391 7,817 2,641
34 Canyon $18,366 $43,218 $48,219 188,923 63,604
35 Benewah $18,312 $37,500 $41,759 9,285 3,837
36 Boundary $18,011 $37,712 $43,562 10,972 4,421
37 Franklin $17,967 $45,682 $50,586 12,786 4,079
38 Oneida $17,950 $44,599 $51,371 4,286 1,545
39 Cassia $17,782 $39,866 $47,995 22,952 7,666
40 Minidoka $17,747 $40,350 $47,079 20,069 7,170
41 Gooding $17,694 $37,228 $45,369 15,464 5,531
42 Owyhee $17,373 $33,441 $36,405 11,526 4,076
43 Jerome $16,947 $39,188 $45,947 22,374 7,540
44 Madison $13,735 $35,461 $41,117 37,536 10,611

References

  1. ^ "GDP by State". GDP by State | U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA). Bureau of Economic Analysis. Retrieved 24 May 2024.
  2. ^ Account, Economic (2024-03-29). "Personal Income by State". U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA). Retrieved 2024-05-24.
  3. ^ Rao, Pallavi (2024-10-23). "Mapped: GDP per Capita, by U.S. State". Visual Capitalist. Retrieved 2025-05-02.
  4. ^ "SELECTED ECONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS 2006-2010 American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates". U.S. Census Bureau. Retrieved 2012-11-25.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: deprecated archival service (link)
  5. ^ "Profile of General Population and Housing Characteristics: 2010 Demographic Profile Data". U.S. Census Bureau. Retrieved 2012-11-25.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: deprecated archival service (link)
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