Median Household Income in Vermont

ACS 2024 5-Year Estimates

Median Household Income
$81,203 +8.1% vs nat'l
Rank #20 of 52
63th %ile

How Vermont Compares

Vermont
$81,203
National
$75,149
8.1% above

State Ranking

Rank State Value
#17 Delaware $84,954
#18 Illinois $83,390
#19 Oregon $83,011
#20 Vermont $81,203
#21 Arizona $79,964
#22 Texas $78,476
#23 Nevada $78,260
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Highest Income Counties in Vermont

# County Income
1 Grand Isle County $97,396
2 Chittenden County $96,759
3 Addison County $89,639
4 Washington County $83,449
5 Orange County $82,232
6 Franklin County $81,313
7 Windsor County $77,594
8 Lamoille County $74,908
9 Bennington County $73,325
10 Windham County $72,217

Lowest Income Counties in Vermont

# County Income
14 Essex County $59,294
13 Rutland County $68,616
12 Caledonia County $69,970
11 Orleans County $70,103
10 Windham County $72,217
9 Bennington County $73,325
8 Lamoille County $74,908
7 Windsor County $77,594
6 Franklin County $81,313
5 Orange County $82,232

Median Household Income in Vermont

Vermont has a median household income of $81,203, ranking #20 of 52 among all 52 states and territories. This is 8.1% above the national value of $75,149.

Across Vermont's 14 counties, median household income ranges from $59,294 to $97,396. The county with the highest value is Grand Isle County at $97,396.

The median annual income for all households, including wages, investments, and government transfers.

About this data

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates (2024). All values are estimates derived from survey samples and are subject to margin of error. For more information, see our methodology.