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Washington County Rhode Island Household Income

The Census ACS 1-year survey reports that the median household income for the Washington County Rhode Island area was $90,427 in 2021, the latest figures available. Washington County median household income is $16,419 higher than the median Rhode Island household income and $20,710 greater than the US median household income. 2022 county income data (including Washington County median household income) will be released in September of 2023. Median family and per capita income for Washington County are shown below.

Note: 2020 data is interpolated as the ACS release for the year was incomplete due to data gathering issues related to the pandemic.

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Real Median Household Income for Washington County Rhode Island

2021 1 Year Change 3 Year Change
US $69,717 -1.64% +4.32%
Rhode Island $74,008 -2.59% +6.61%
Washington County $90,427 -4.24% -6.72%

Trends in Washington County, RI Real Median Household Income since 2005

The current median household income for Washington is $90,427. Real median household income peaked in 2018 at $96,942 and is now $6,515 (6.72%) lower.

Real Median Household Income: Washington County, Rhode Island, National

Historical Inflation Adjusted Median Household Income for Washington County

Date US Rhode Island Washington County
2021 $69,717 $74,008 $90,427
2020 $70,877 $75,978 $94,428
2019 $69,638 $75,421 $95,381
2018 $66,828 $69,421 $96,942
2017 $66,687 $70,593 $87,729
2016 $65,052 $68,415 $87,853
2015 $63,784 $66,412 $82,856
2014 $61,468 $62,882 $81,598
2013 $60,869 $65,124 $82,052
2012 $60,732 $64,494 $83,522
2011 $60,969 $64,752 $83,938

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Washington County Family Income

The ACS 1-year data shows the median family income for Washington County was $110,109 in 2021. Compared to the median Rhode Island family income, Washington County median family income is $12,805 higher. As with the median household income data, 2022 family income data for Washington County will be released in September of 2023.

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Real Median Family Income for Washington County Rhode Island

2021 1 Year Change 3 Year Change
US $85,806 -1.68% +4.09%
Rhode Island $97,304 -0.40% +7.09%
Washington County $110,109 -6.37% +0.20%

Trends in Washington County, RI Real Median Family Income since 2005

The current median family income for Washington is $110,109. Real median family income peaked in 2019 at $121,441 and is now $11,332 (9.33%) lower.

Real Median Family Income: Washington County, Rhode Island, National

Historical Inflation Adjusted Median Family Income for Washington County

Date US Rhode Island Washington County
2021 $85,806 $97,304 $110,109
2020 $87,269 $97,697 $117,598
2019 $85,780 $94,713 $121,441
2018 $82,434 $90,862 $109,884
2017 $81,669 $93,457 $117,061
2016 $80,231 $87,997 $114,145
2015 $78,061 $87,625 $106,047
2014 $75,505 $81,579 $102,372
2013 $74,593 $83,421 $101,338
2012 $73,920 $84,284 $105,853
2011 $74,192 $84,030 $104,248

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Washington County Per Capita Income

The ACS 1-year survey shows the per capita income for Washington County was $46,861 in 2021. Compared to the median Rhode Island per capita income, Washington County median per capita income is $6,479 higher. As with the median household and median family income numbers above, 2022 per capita income data for Washington County will be released in September of 2023.

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Real Per Capita Income for Washington County Rhode Island

2021 1 Year Change 3 Year Change
US $38,332 -1.03% +5.01%
Rhode Island $40,382 -0.96% +6.94%
Washington County $46,861 -2.42% -0.36%

Trends in Washington County, RI Real Per Capita Income since 2005

The current per capita income for Washington is $46,861. Real per capita income peaked in 2020 at $48,023 and is now $1,162 (2.42%) lower.

Real Per Capita Income: Washington County, Rhode Island, National

Historical Real Per Capita Income for Washington County

Date US Rhode Island Washington County
2021 $38,332 $40,382 $46,861
2020 $38,730 $40,773 $48,023
2019 $37,803 $39,767 $47,582
2018 $36,503 $37,763 $47,029
2017 $35,807 $38,144 $46,022
2016 $35,145 $37,267 $44,946
2015 $34,284 $36,467 $41,368
2014 $33,094 $35,318 $39,914
2013 $32,833 $35,820 $42,790
2012 $32,297 $34,744 $41,804
2011 $32,243 $35,345 $43,264

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