Rankings / Cities with the Highest Median Household Income / Georgia
Cities with the Highest Median Household Income in Georgia
Ranked by median household income, U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey.
1Milton$171,2952Johns Creek$160,0933Alpharetta$147,6124Roswell$128,6545Evans$125,0986Dunwoody$121,9037Brookhaven$117,6638Peachtree City$113,9879Sandy Springs$104,34010Woodstock$103,49611Smyrna$100,06112Duluth$95,33113Pooler$91,76614Atlanta$85,65215Chamblee$84,45216Kennesaw$83,35617South Fulton$82,32418Newnan$82,29219Peachtree Corners$82,13920Martinez$81,60221Tucker$80,31722Canton$80,09123Douglasville$79,10724Mableton$77,98025McDonough$75,34326Marietta$72,72527Stockbridge$70,13628East Point$68,59829Gainesville$66,97430Warner Robins$66,97031Redan$65,22732Stonecrest$64,59133Dalton$63,57734Lawrenceville$61,56135Hinesville$60,02836Columbus$58,07337Savannah$57,13738Augusta-Richmond County consolidated government (balance)$55,48539Rome$54,43540Carrollton$54,37941Athens-Clarke County unified government (balance)$52,97442Macon-Bibb County$51,23443Union City$49,54944Albany$47,24045Valdosta$45,92546Statesboro$44,73747LaGrange$43,708
Limited to cities with 25,000+ residents. Download CSV. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey.