City Of Falls Church Among Nation's Wealthiest Areas

FALLS CHURCH, VA—The Census Bureau latest estimates show once again, DC suburbs dominate the list of the most affluent places in the United States, WTOP reports.

Falls Church is included among these counties in the Census Bureau's latest estimates. The City of Falls Church again ranked second with a median income of $122,092.

Nearby, Loudoun County again took the number one spot with a median income of $125,900 and Fairfax County came in third with $112,844. Arlington County was eighth with $104,354, Fairfax City 15th with $99,671 and Prince William County 16th with $99,206.

The average nationwide income was $55,755 in 2015, and the top three (Loudoun County, Falls Church, and Fairfax County) made more than double that number. (Sign up for real time alerts and a newsletter. iPhone users can download the Patch app in the App Store. Plus, like Falls Church Patch on Facebook.)

Here are the top 20, according to Census estimates:

1. Loudoun County, Virginia $125,900
2. Falls Church City, Virginia $122,092
3. Fairfax County, Virginia $112,844
4. Howard County, Maryland $110,224
5. Douglas County, Colorado $109, 926
6. Los Alamos County, New Mexico $107,126
7. Williamson County, Tennessee $104,367
8. Arlington County, Virginia $104,354
9. Hunterdon County, New Jersey $102,797
10. Santa Clara County, California $102,191
11. Nassau County, New York $101,568
12. Morris County, New Jersey $101,754
13. San Mateo County, California $101,133
14. Marin County, California $99,868
15. Fairfax City, Virginia $99,671
16. Prince William County, Virginia $99,206
17. Somerset County, New Jersey $99,059
18. Calvert County, Maryland $98,937
19. Montgomery County, Maryland $98,314
20. Forsyth County, Georgia $97,886

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