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Cibola County ranked 24th in New Mexico for resident earnings in 2019

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Cibola County ranked 24th among counties in New Mexico by annual earnings per resident, according to data obtained from the U.S. Census Bureau.

The median income of Cibola County residents was $20,443 per year, adjusted for inflation. It had 8,708 households with a population of 26,891.

The county with the highest median resident income in the state was Los Alamos County with $66,708 per year after adjusting for inflation – $46,265 more than Cibola County. It had 7,931 households with a population of 18,625.

The county with the lowest median resident income in the state was Mora County with $14,398 per year after adjusting for inflation – $6,045 less than Cibola County. It had 1,713 households with a population of 4,536.

New Mexico counties by earnings per resident (2019)

RankCountyEarnings per resident
1Los Alamos County$66,708
2Santa Fe County$32,693
3Eddy County$30,903
4Sandoval County$30,199
5Bernalillo County$28,973
6Lea County$28,748
7Rio Arriba County$25,481
8San Juan County$24,798
9Valencia County$24,497
10Curry County$24,288
11De Baca County$23,838
12Lincoln County$23,730
13Union County$23,643
14Catron County$22,920
15Chaves County$22,812
16Colfax County$22,717
17Taos County$22,060
18Otero County$21,871
19Grant County$21,563
20Harding County$21,086
21Hidalgo County$20,866
22Dou00F1a Ana County$20,801
23Torrance County$20,651
24Cibola County$20,443
25Quay County$19,569
26Guadalupe County$19,409
27Roosevelt County$19,323
28San Miguel County$19,308
29McKinley County$17,490
30Sierra County$17,281
31Socorro County$16,986
32Luna County$16,620
33Mora County$14,398

* All values are inflation-adjusted

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