Vermont has the twenty-fifth-highest per capita income in the United States of America, at $20,625 (2000). Its personal per capita income is $30,740 (2003).
Vermont counties ranked by per capita income
Note: Data is from the 2010 United States Census Data and the 2006-2010 American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates.
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! Rank
! County
! Per capita<br>income
! Median<br>household<br>income
! Median<br>family<br>income
! Population
! Number of<br>households
|-
| 1
| Chittenden
| $31,095
| $59,878
| $78,283
| 156,545
| 61,827
|-
| 2
| Grand Isle
| $30,499
| $57,436
| $66,686
| 6,970
| 2,902
|-
| 3
| Windsor
| $29,053
| $50,893
| $63,387
| 56,670
| 24,753
|-
| 4
| Washington
| $28,337
| $55,313
| $66,968
| 59,534
| 25,027
|-
| 5
| Bennington
| $27,962
| $47,396
| $60,642
| 37,125
| 15,470
|-
|
| Vermont
| $27,478
| $51,841
| $64,135
| 625,741
| 256,442
|-
|
| United States
| $27,334
| $51,914
| $62,982
| 308,745,538
| 116,716,292
|-
| 6
| Windham
| $27,247
| $46,714
| $58,814
| 44,513
| 19,290
|-
| 7
| Lamoille
| $27,164
| $52,232
| $62,364
| 24,475
| 10,014
|-
| 8
| Addison
| $26,599
| $55,800
| $67,721
| 36,821
| 14,084
|-
| 9
| Orange
| $25,951
| $52,079
| $61,221
| 28,936
| 11,887
|-
| 10
| Rutland
| $25,426
| $47,027
| $58,790
| 61,642
| 25,984
|-
| 11
| Franklin
| $24,767
| $53,623
| $63,009
| 47,746
| 18,513
|-
| 12
| Caledonia
| $22,504
| $42,706
| $51,503
| 31,227
| 12,553
|-
| 13
| Orleans
| $20,652
| $40,202
| $48,845
| 27,231
| 11,320
|-
| 14
| Essex
| $20,040
| $37,734
| $46,263
| 6,306
| 2,818
|-
|}