Rankings / Cities with the Highest Per Capita Income / Virginia
Cities with the Highest Per Capita Income in Virginia
Ranked by per capita income, U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey.
1McLean$131,0682Arlington$90,7863Tysons$82,3904Reston$81,6565Oakton$80,9746Alexandria$79,4747Short Pump$71,6938South Riding$70,3189Ashburn$70,18510Fair Oaks$68,29311Burke$66,03512Tuckahoe$64,01513Leesburg$61,17514Centreville$60,22015Linton Hall$58,23916West Falls Church$58,00617Annandale$54,01118Springfield$52,50019Lake Ridge$52,15520Charlottesville$51,54021Cave Spring$49,72522Virginia Beach$48,73623Fredericksburg$47,50224Sterling$46,48125Suffolk$45,81926Richmond$45,79027Mechanicsville$45,23128Chesapeake$44,98529Manassas$44,65630Dale City$42,33131Woodbridge$41,16332Norfolk$39,45733Salem$39,37034Newport News$38,77335Hampton$37,70636Staunton$36,60837Winchester$36,58838Roanoke$36,57639Portsmouth$33,56840Blacksburg$31,89941Lynchburg$29,93742Petersburg$29,41843Harrisonburg$28,85744Danville$28,824
Limited to cities with 25,000+ residents. Download CSV. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey.