Ranking of New Mexico Counties By Average Household Income in 2021 (ACS-5Yrs)

Updated on March 13, 2025.

Based on the US Census ACS-5Yrs estimates, in 2021, the Average Household Income for New Mexico was $74,363. Among all New Mexico counties, Los Alamos County had the highest average household income ($150,770), followed by Harding County ($142,117), and Santa Fe County ($91,563). On the other hand, the following 3 counties had the lowest average household income: Luna County ($46,849), Catron County ($47,055), and Quay County ($48,637).

The chart below shows the top 10 New Mexico counties with high average household income, and the table below shows the ranking of all New Mexico counties.

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Data Source: US Census Bureau.
Ranking of New Mexico Counties By Average Household Income in 2021
Los Alamos County
Harding County
Santa Fe County
Sandoval County
Eddy County
Lea County
Bernalillo County
Taos County
Guadalupe County
Valencia County
Ranking of New Mexico Counties By Average Household Income in 2021
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Rank County Average Household Income ($)
1 Los Alamos County 150770
2 Harding County 142117
3 Santa Fe County 91563
4 Sandoval County 86286
5 Eddy County 85725
6 Lea County 80434
7 Bernalillo County 78695
8 Taos County 73881
9 Guadalupe County 71402
10 Valencia County 68805
11 Lincoln County 66430
12 Doña Ana County 65405
13 Chaves County 65324
14 Curry County 65159
15 San Juan County 64489
16 Cibola County 64401
17 Rio Arriba County 63388
18 Roosevelt County 61638
19 Otero County 61586
20 Grant County 59877
21 Union County 57454
22 Hidalgo County 57121
23 McKinley County 56484
24 Socorro County 55650
25 Torrance County 55303
26 Sierra County 54952
27 Colfax County 53985
28 San Miguel County 53784
29 Mora County 51182
30 De Baca County 49765
31 Quay County 48637
32 Catron County 47055
33 Luna County 46849