Rankings / Cities with the Highest Per Capita Income / Washington

Cities with the Highest Per Capita Income in Washington

Ranked by per capita income, U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey.

1Mercer Island$128,615 2Sammamish$98,874 3Bellevue$97,015 4Kirkland$95,367 5Issaquah$95,118 6Redmond$92,776 7Seattle$86,095 8Edmonds$78,708 9Bothell$72,775 10Mill Creek East$67,712 11Camas$63,719 12Shoreline$62,714 13Maple Valley$55,299 14Richland$52,563 15Renton$51,528 16University Place$51,517 17Lake Stevens$49,103 18Burien$49,093 19Tumwater$46,975 20South Hill$46,140 21Puyallup$46,096 22Olympia$45,674 23Tacoma$45,650 24Vancouver$45,636 25Everett$45,488 26Lakewood$44,695 27Orchards$44,625 28Des Moines$43,717 29Marysville$43,234 30Bellingham$42,947 31Kent$42,664 32Auburn$42,587 33Lynnwood$42,390 34Lacey$42,173 35Graham$41,701 36Bremerton$41,685 37Federal Way$40,975 38Spokane$40,080 39Spanaway$39,332 40Wenatchee$39,053 41SeaTac$38,330 42Mount Vernon$37,069 43Spokane Valley$36,791 44Kennewick$35,776 45Walla Walla$35,638 46Moses Lake$35,449 47Longview$34,290 48Parkland$34,072 49Pasco$33,707 50Pullman$31,584 51Yakima$30,483

Limited to cities with 25,000+ residents. Download CSV. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey.

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