Rankings / Cities with the Highest Per Capita Income / Maryland
Cities with the Highest Per Capita Income in Maryland
Ranked by per capita income, U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey.
1Bethesda$120,3632Potomac$115,7823North Bethesda$81,8454Annapolis$69,5205Severna Park$69,3786Ellicott City$67,8227Olney$67,3518Rockville$64,9009Columbia$64,25510Pikesville$64,16511Ilchester$63,26612Crofton$62,45713Towson$61,91214Bowie$61,56415Clarksburg$58,94516Severn$58,51917Eldersburg$58,11518Fort Washington$58,04419Silver Spring$57,63520Odenton$57,30121Pasadena$56,17822Bel Air South$55,97523Bel Air North$55,55724Gaithersburg$54,86125Catonsville$54,80026Elkridge$54,69127Clinton$54,57128Perry Hall$51,05629Germantown$50,87930Laurel$49,88631Frederick$49,82332Waldorf$48,92933Fairland$46,99734Aspen Hill$46,46435Carney$46,39836Montgomery Village$45,91637Owings Mills$45,22938Reisterstown$44,17639Randallstown$43,56440Wheaton$43,48041South Laurel$43,07042Glen Burnie$42,68743Suitland$41,42444Baltimore$40,60445Middle River$40,48646Parkville$39,46347Woodlawn CDP (Baltimore County)$38,32148Lochearn$38,14249Milford Mill$36,50750Essex$35,84951Edgewood$35,84852Chillum$32,82153Dundalk$32,37654Hagerstown$30,46155Salisbury$30,17056College Park$26,314
Limited to cities with 25,000+ residents. Download CSV. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey.