Maine has the thirty-fourth highest per capita income in the United States of America. In 2000, the state's average personal per capita income was $26,699. By 2003, that figure had risen to $29,851. By 2011, it was $38,299
Maine 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. Rank County Per capitaincome Medianhouseholdincome Medianfamilyincome Population Number ofhouseholds 1 Cumberland $31,041 $55,658 $71,335 281,674 117,339 2 Lincoln $28,003 $47,678 $58,028 34,457 15,149 United States $27,334 $51,914 $62,982 308,745,538 116,716,292 3 York $27,137 $55,008 $65,077 197,131 81,009 4 Sagadahoc $26,983 $55,486 $66,650 35,293 15,088 5 Hancock $26,876 $47,533 $60,092 54,418 24,221 Maine $25,385 $46,933 $58,185 1,328,361 557,219 6 Knox $25,291 $45,264 $55,830 39,736 17,258 7 Kennebec $24,656 $45,973 $56,853 122,151 51,128 8 Penobscot $22,977 $42,658 $54,271 153,923 62,966 9 Androscoggin $22,752 $44,470 $55,045 107,702 44,315 10 Waldo $22,213 $41,312 $50,222 38,786 16,431 11 Oxford $21,254 $39,748 $48,000 57,833 24,300 12 Franklin $20,838 $39,831 $48,634 30,768 13,000 13 Somerset $20,709 $36,647 $47,177 52,228 21,927 14 Aroostook $20,251 $36,574 $47,114 71,870 30,961 15 Piscataquis $19,870 $34,016 $43,821 17,535 7,825 16 Washington $19,401 $34,859 $43,612 32,856 14,302
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