Personal Income by U.S. County mapped

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IIn 2020, personal income increased in 3,040 U.S. counties, decreased in 69, and was unaffected in 3. Personal revenue grew 6.4% in the metropolitan part of the U.S. and rose 7.6% in the nonmetropolitan part.

Below is the map created by Reddit user malxredleader using Bureau of Economic Analysis and U.S. Census Bureau data that shows the highest per capita personal income in each U.S. county in 2020.

This map includes data for government subsidies in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Highest per capita personal income in each U.S. county

State	County
Alabama	Shelby	59.6
Alaska	Bristol Bay	152.7
Arizona	Maricopa	53.5
Arkansas	Benton	94.3
California	Marin	145.6
Colorado	Pitkin	155.1
Connecticut	Fairfield	120.2
Delaware	New Castle	60
D.C.		86.6
Florida	Monroe	106.6
Georgia	Fulton	95.7
Hawaii	Honolulu	62.8
Idaho	Blaine	117.7
Illinois	Lake	85.2
Indiana	Hamilton	80.4
Iowa	Dallas	70.9
Kansas	Greeley	89.7
Kentucky	Oldham	69
Louisiana	St. Tammany	70.2
Maine	Cumberland	68.2
Maryland	Montgomery	89.6
Massachusetts	Nantucket	114.8
Michigan	Oakland	76.9
Minnesota	Hennepin	79.2
Mississippi	Madison	68.4
Missouri	St. Louis	78.8
Montana	Treasure	66.7
Nebraska	Dundy	86.4
Nevada	Douglas	78.4
New Hampshire	Rockingham	80.2
New Jersey	Somerset	112.8
New Mexico	Los Alamos	76.1
New York	New York	191.2
North Carolina	Orange	67.1
North Dakota	Cavalier	88.7
Ohio	Delaware	79.4
Oklahoma	Cimarron	68.4
Oregon	Gilliam	67.8
Pennsylvania	Chester	91.9
Rhode Island	Bristol	83.1
South Carolina	Charleston	66.7
South Dakota	Union	123
Tennessee	Williamson	94.7
Texas	Midland	126.6
Utah	Summit	156.5
Vermont	Washington	65
Virginia	Goochland	105.6
Washington	King	96.6
West Virginia	Ohio	61.5
Wisconsin	Ozaukee	87.4
Wyoming	Teton	220.6