Ranking · Idaho

Richest and poorest places in Idaho

Hidden Springs has the highest median household income of Idaho's 90 ranked places ($163,203), within the margin of error of Sun Valley; Kamiah has the lowest ($36,071). 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 Idaho, first to fifth: Hidden Springs ($163,203), Sun Valley ($125,987), Eagle ($122,894), Robie Creek ($106,250) and Meridian ($100,795).

Richest places in Idaho, 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 Hidden Springswithin the marginCDP $163,203±$45,335 3,378Ada County
2 Sun Valleywithin the margincity $125,987±$30,565 1,776Blaine County
3 Eaglewithin the margincity $122,894±$5,881 34,658Ada County
4 Robie Creekwithin the marginCDP $106,250±$15,887 1,213Boise County
5 Meridianwithin the margincity $100,795±$2,565 142,988Ada County
6 Starwithin the margincity $97,936±$12,836 20,874Ada County and 1 more
7 Kimberlywithin the margincity $97,799±$34,495 5,798Twin Falls County
8 Kunawithin the margincity $96,219±$7,221 31,525Ada County
9 Driggswithin the margincity $95,392±$16,799 2,403Teton County
10 Tyheewithin the marginCDP $93,125±$18,951 1,568Bannock County
11 Ketchumwithin the margincity $93,046±$5,469 3,643Blaine County
12 Haileywithin the margincity $90,760±$25,410 10,053Blaine County
13 Uconwithin the margincity $89,079±$24,492 1,196Bonneville County
14 Middletonwithin the margincity $89,013±$15,429 12,600Canyon County
15 Rathdrumwithin the margincity $86,563±$13,161 13,227Kootenai County
16 Ammonwithin the margincity $86,121±$11,321 20,119Bonneville County
17 Geneseewithin the margincity $85,673±$18,112 1,094Latah County
18 Rigbywithin the margincity $85,056±$11,436 5,757Jefferson County
19 Ionawithin the margincity $84,914±$26,032 3,179Bonneville County
20 Lincolnwithin the marginCDP $84,280±$8,737 4,002Bonneville County
21 Boise Citywithin the margincity $83,904±$2,392 238,429Ada County
22 Chubbuckwithin the margincity $82,977±$9,273 16,823Bannock County
23 Haydenwithin the margincity $82,958±$13,514 17,363Kootenai County
24 Aberdeenwithin the margincity $82,619±$21,453 1,852Bingham County
25 Post Fallscity $82,183±$7,061 46,715Kootenai 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 Idaho, first to fifth: Kamiah ($36,071), Gooding ($41,899), Salmon ($42,844), Fort Hall ($44,514) and Weiser ($45,292).

Poorest places in Idaho, by median household income, ACS 2020-2024 5-year estimates.
RankPlaceTypeMedian household incomeResidentsCounty
90 Kamiahwithin the margincity $36,071±$7,199 1,134Lewis County and 1 more
89 Goodingwithin the margincity $41,899±$14,165 3,855Gooding County
88 Salmonwithin the margincity $42,844±$9,544 3,286Lemhi County
87 Fort Hallwithin the marginCDP $44,514±$12,193 2,654Bannock County and 1 more
86 Weiserwithin the margincity $45,292±$4,323 6,249Washington County
85 Parmawithin the margincity $49,231±$10,396 2,203Canyon County
84 Hansenwithin the margincity $50,083±$11,218 1,109Twin Falls County
83 Rexburgwithin the margincity $50,617±$4,891 40,334Madison County
82 Kelloggwithin the margincity $50,625±$14,354 2,456Shoshone County
81 Osburnwithin the margincity $50,673±$12,880 1,673Shoshone County
80 Ponderaywithin the margincity $51,346±$9,978 2,024Bonner County
79 Glenns Ferrywithin the margincity $51,840±$9,300 1,256Elmore County
78 Bonners Ferrywithin the margincity $52,500±$12,023 2,797Boundary County
77 St. Anthonywithin the margincity $53,152±$9,900 3,990Fremont County
76 Orofinowithin the margincity $53,438±$12,110 3,259Clearwater County
75 Cascadewithin the margincity $53,750±$8,007 1,018Valley County
74 Plummerwithin the margincity $54,306±$8,546 1,130Benewah County
73 Rupertwithin the margincity $54,741±$10,988 6,460Minidoka County
72 Wilderwithin the margincity $55,117±$9,363 1,734Canyon County
71 Payettewithin the margincity $55,208±$5,636 8,813Payette County
70 Buhlwithin the margincity $55,568±$14,375 4,801Twin Falls County
69 Moscowwithin the margincity $57,022±$3,950 26,721Latah County
68 Wendellwithin the margincity $57,266±$20,828 3,090Gooding County
67 Soda Springswithin the margincity $57,361±$13,756 3,165Caribou County
66 Lapwaicity $57,439±$10,268 1,251Nez Perce County

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 Idaho 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: Sun Valley has the highest estimate, $111,793 per resident (±$29,979), but it is within the margin of error of Ketchum ($79,197): the survey cannot say which is higher.

Highest per capita income in Idaho, ACS 2020-2024 5-year estimates. "Within the margin": the survey cannot tell it from the next one.
RankPlaceTypePer capita income
1 Sun Valleywithin the margincity$111,793±$29,979
2 Ketchumwithin the margincity$79,197±$25,236
3 Eaglewithin the margincity$69,666±$4,562
4 Hidden SpringsCDP$68,513±$13,212
5 Meridianwithin the margincity$50,506±$2,889
6 Boise Citywithin the margincity$49,861±$1,406
7 Dalton Gardenswithin the margincity$47,448±$8,413
8 Uconwithin the margincity$46,838±$13,240
9 Garden Citywithin the margincity$46,354±$4,567
10 Haileycity$45,285±$6,524

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