Ranking · Georgia

Richest and poorest places in Georgia

Milton has the highest median household income of Georgia's 348 ranked places ($171,295), within the margin of error of Berkeley Lake; Quitman has the lowest ($19,324). Ranked: places with 1,000 or more residents in the 2020 Census and an estimate whose coefficient of variation is 40% or less.

Which are the richest places?

Richest places in Georgia, first to fifth: Milton ($171,295), Berkeley Lake ($165,909), Dutch Island ($160,536), Johns Creek ($160,093) and Lookout Mountain ($158,000).

Richest places in Georgia, by median household income, ACS 2020-2024 5-year estimates. "Within the margin": the survey cannot tell this place from the next one.
RankPlaceTypeMedian household incomeResidentsCounty
1 Miltonwithin the margincity $171,295±$18,779 41,266Fulton County
2 Berkeley Lakewithin the margincity $165,909±$14,577 2,034Gwinnett County
3 Dutch Islandwithin the marginCDP $160,536±$103,461 1,225Chatham County
4 Johns Creekwithin the margincity $160,093±$7,573 80,401Fulton County
5 Lookout Mountainwithin the margincity $158,000±$19,038 1,662Walker County
6 Alpharettawithin the margincity $147,612±$9,158 66,921Fulton County
7 Buckhead, Bryan Countywithin the marginCDP $144,864±$26,300 4,702Bryan County
8 Decaturwithin the margincity $139,397±$8,882 25,276DeKalb County
9 Skidaway Islandwithin the marginCDP $136,156±$17,991 9,315Chatham County
10 Tyronewithin the margintown $135,691±$19,831 8,091Fayette County
11 Clermontwithin the margintown $135,500±$26,970 1,165Hall County
12 Graysonwithin the margincity $131,293±$5,208 5,569Gwinnett County
13 Druid Hillswithin the marginCDP $130,139±$19,862 8,169DeKalb County
14 Roswellwithin the margincity $128,654±$9,864 91,505Fulton County
15 Evanswithin the marginCDP $125,098±$10,955 36,998Columbia County
16 Senoiawithin the margincity $124,964±$23,117 6,276Coweta County
17 Cataulawithin the marginCDP $123,920±$62,053 1,522Harris County
18 Avondale Estateswithin the margincity $123,795±$12,167 3,543DeKalb County
19 Dunwoodywithin the margincity $121,903±$7,327 51,792DeKalb County
20 Braseltonwithin the margintown $120,984±$12,732 18,496Jackson County and 3 more
21 Tybee Islandwithin the margincity $120,479±$24,889 3,156Chatham County
22 Fairplaywithin the marginCDP $119,667±$16,820 1,881Douglas County
23 Ball Groundwithin the margincity $117,829±$7,875 3,470Cherokee County
24 Brookhavenwithin the margincity $117,663±$10,248 59,643DeKalb County
25 Holly Springscity $113,992±$5,016 20,261Cherokee County

Source: American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates, U.S. Census Bureau (released January 2026) · Check it at data.census.gov

Which are the poorest places?

Poorest places in Georgia, first to fifth: Quitman ($19,324), Cuthbert ($22,447), Marshallville ($23,068), Broxton ($24,851) and Remerton ($26,824).

Poorest places in Georgia, by median household income, ACS 2020-2024 5-year estimates.
RankPlaceTypeMedian household incomeResidentsCounty
348 Quitmanwithin the margincity $19,324±$2,630 4,032Brooks County
347 Cuthbertwithin the margincity $22,447±$5,824 3,026Randolph County
346 Marshallvillewithin the margincity $23,068±$8,142 978Macon County
345 Broxtonwithin the margincity $24,851±$8,930 1,080Coffee County
344 Remertonwithin the margincity $26,824±$9,079 1,291Lowndes County
343 Dawsonwithin the margincity $28,533±$8,482 4,131Terrell County
342 Buena Vistawithin the margincity $28,878±$7,950 1,583Marion County
341 Tennillewithin the margincity $29,250±$10,701 1,805Washington County
340 Edisonwithin the margincity $29,375±$11,418 1,145Calhoun County
339 Ashburnwithin the margincity $29,583±$3,676 4,211Turner County
338 Baxleywithin the margincity $29,880±$7,259 5,058Appling County
337 Lakelandwithin the margincity $31,147±$5,178 3,062Lanier County
336 Young Harriswithin the margincity $31,316±$18,486 797Towns County
335 Pearsonwithin the margincity $32,286±$5,442 1,908Atkinson County
334 Summervillewithin the margincity $32,662±$6,084 4,440Chattooga County
333 Claxtonwithin the margincity $32,692±$14,884 2,560Evans County
332 Willacoocheewithin the margincity $32,750±$12,605 1,256Atkinson County
331 Mount Vernonwithin the margincity $32,933±$8,995 1,925Montgomery County
330 Sopertonwithin the margincity $33,146±$5,588 2,994Treutlen County
329 Experimentwithin the marginCDP $33,333±$3,939 3,387Spalding County
328 Cochranwithin the margincity $33,456±$7,632 4,986Bleckley County
327 Cordelewithin the margincity $33,800±$6,784 9,652Crisp County
326 Warrentonwithin the margincity $34,103±$6,353 1,926Warren County
325 Douglaswithin the margincity $34,408±$5,028 11,864Coffee County
324 Roystoncity $34,435±$3,470 2,693Franklin County and 2 more

Source: American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates, U.S. Census Bureau (released January 2026) · Check it at data.census.gov

Which places in Georgia have the highest income per person?

The survey publishes income per person without a top code, so it gives a figure even for the richest places: Isle of Hope has the highest estimate, $119,581 per resident (±$60,645), but it is within the margin of error of Druid Hills ($92,011): the survey cannot say which is higher.

Highest per capita income in Georgia, ACS 2020-2024 5-year estimates. "Within the margin": the survey cannot tell it from the next one.
RankPlaceTypePer capita income
1 Isle of Hopewithin the marginCDP$119,581±$60,645
2 Druid Hillswithin the marginCDP$92,011±$13,055
3 Miltonwithin the margincity$88,928±$7,698
4 Skidaway Islandwithin the marginCDP$88,914±$7,710
5 Sandy Springswithin the margincity$83,136±$3,310
6 Chattahoochee Hillswithin the margincity$76,684±$24,835
7 Avondale Estateswithin the margincity$75,338±$10,563
8 Viningswithin the marginCDP$75,015±$7,601
9 Brookhavenwithin the margincity$74,759±$3,809
10 St. SimonsCDP$74,563±$6,765

Source: American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates, U.S. Census Bureau (released January 2026) · Check it at data.census.gov

How is this ranking made?

Each place's median household income is read from the 2020-2024 American Community Survey. A place enters the ranking if it had 1,000 or more residents in the 2020 Census and its estimate has a coefficient of variation of 40% or less. Ties in the published figure share a rank. This is a measurement of one figure, not a judgment of a place.

Source: PlainCities ranking method applied to the American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates, U.S. Census Bureau (released January 2026) · How ranks are computed

How these figures are made: methodology and release checks · reading a margin of error · every state · corrections