American Community Survey 2019–2023

Midland area census tracts by median household income

Median household income is highest in Midland city (west-northwest 3) ($207,423). This table ranks 36 eligible mapped census tracts.

Median household income values are ACS five-year survey estimates. Percentage and median rankings exclude tracts below 500 residents; this reduces but does not eliminate sampling uncertainty.

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#	Census tract area	Median household income
1	Midland city (west-northwest 3)	$207,423
2	Midland city (northwest 6)	$189,955
3	Midland city (southeast 3)	$189,917
4	Midland city (east 2)	$152,242
5	Midland city (southeast 2)	$142,794
6	Midland city (east 3)	$137,765
7	Midland city (north-northwest 2)	$135,085
8	Midland city (north-northwest 1)	$127,200
9	Midland city (north-northeast)	$126,768
10	Midland city (northwest 5)	$126,339
11	Midland city (northeast 3)	$124,063
12	Midland city (north 2)	$117,794
13	Midland city (west 2)	$113,686
14	Midland city (north 1)	$106,953
15	Midland city (north-northwest 3)	$105,438
16	Midland city (northwest 2)	$102,772
17	Midland city (west-southwest 3)	$101,250
18	Midland city (south-southwest 2)	$95,892
19	Midland city (south-southeast)	$95,787
20	Midland city (northeast 4)	$95,195
21	Midland city (northeast 1)	$93,811
22	Midland city (west 1)	$91,141
23	Midland city (northeast 2)	$86,216
24	Midland city (west-southwest 1)	$81,039
25	Midland city (west-northwest 1)	$72,742
26	Midland city (west-southwest 2)	$72,427
27	Midland city (east-northeast 2)	$67,643
28	Midland city (northwest 3)	$65,574
29	Midland city (west-northwest 2)	$63,504
30	Midland city (northwest 1)	$59,952
31	Midland city (east-southeast)	$55,919
32	Midland city (southeast 1)	$55,268
33	Midland city (south-southwest 1)	$50,354
34	Midland city (northwest 4)	$49,732
35	Midland city (east-northeast 1)	$32,164
36	Midland city (east 1)	$30,265

Method and source

Values come from the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey 2019–2023 five-year estimates. Census tracts are small statistical areas, not necessarily neighbourhood boundaries. The result is a descriptive comparison of the mapped area, not a measure of individual households or a prediction. Read about the American Community Survey.