Highest Income Cities in Tennessee.

Cities in Tennessee with the highest median household income.

65 cities ranked · See the national list

#CityMedian Income
1Brentwood$182,088
2Nolensville$177,148
3Germantown$149,920
4Farragut$142,093
5Collierville$138,598
6Arlington$135,105
7Franklin$119,528
8Lakeland$116,250
9Spring Hill$112,013
10Mount Juliet$107,068
11Bartlett$102,070
12Hendersonville$97,200
13Middle Valley$95,000
14White House$90,019
15Atoka$89,663
16Seymour$82,855
17Powell$82,434
18Maryville$81,963
19Smyrna$81,926
20La Vergne$81,313
21Murfreesboro$80,108
22Gallatin$77,518
23Nashville$77,371
24Soddy-Daisy$75,113
25Lebanon$72,848
26Hartsville$72,747
27Portland$72,647
28Oak Ridge$72,311
29Goodlettsville$70,758
30Collegedale$70,246
31Dickson$69,678
32Clarksville$69,303
33Clinton$68,882
34Lenoir City$67,259
35Alcoa$65,714
36Chattanooga$64,523
37Red Bank$63,983
38Columbia$63,719
39East Ridge$62,247
40Tullahoma$60,979
41Springfield$59,465
42Cleveland$58,559
43Bristol$58,162
44Manchester$57,500
45Johnson City$57,254
46Shelbyville$55,073
47Knoxville$54,039
48Athens$53,929
49Jackson$53,032
50Kingsport$52,490
51Sevierville$52,421
52Dyersburg$52,064
53Memphis$51,736
54Cookeville$51,375
55Union City$50,870
56Millington$49,979
57Greeneville$49,889
58Crossville$48,802
59Lewisburg$48,341
60Morristown$47,917
61McMinnville$47,179
62Elizabethton$46,975
63Martin$43,381
64Lawrenceburg$42,343
65Paris$41,012