Rankings / Cities with the Highest Per Capita Income / Georgia
Cities with the Highest Per Capita Income in Georgia
Ranked by per capita income, U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey.
1Milton$88,9282Sandy Springs$83,1363Brookhaven$74,7594Alpharetta$73,5095Dunwoody$72,1296Johns Creek$68,4797Roswell$67,3868Atlanta$65,7189Smyrna$64,68910Peachtree City$58,58711Peachtree Corners$53,80412Woodstock$51,31113Evans$49,77314Duluth$49,41715Chamblee$48,65316Tucker$48,12817Marietta$44,68318Martinez$43,12219Newnan$42,92720Pooler$42,80621Kennesaw$42,17222Mableton$39,26923South Fulton$38,06124East Point$37,84625Douglasville$37,54826Stockbridge$35,75127Gainesville$34,50528Canton$34,47929Columbus$33,73930Rome$33,56031LaGrange$33,43932Warner Robins$33,17233Dalton$33,11534McDonough$33,04135Savannah$33,00736Carrollton$32,87337Redan$32,84038Athens-Clarke County unified government (balance)$32,49139Augusta-Richmond County consolidated government (balance)$31,91040Macon-Bibb County$31,69941Stonecrest$31,45142Union City$30,16943Lawrenceville$29,19544Hinesville$27,47345Valdosta$26,72146Albany$25,04047Statesboro$20,069
Limited to cities with 25,000+ residents. Download CSV. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey.