Ranking of Tennessee Counties By Average Weekly Wage in 2010 Q4

Updated on January 20, 2025.

According to data from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, in 2010 Q4, the average weekly wage for Tennessee was $878. Among all Tennessee counties, Williamson County had the highest average weekly wage ($1.11K), followed by Davidson County ($1.05K), and Anderson County ($1.03K).

On the other hand, Hancock County had the lowest average weekly wage ($466), followed by Grundy County ($476), and Lake County ($484).

The chart below shows the top 10 counties with high average weekly wage, and the table below shows the ranking of all Tennessee counties.

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Ranking of Tennessee Counties By Average Weekly Wage in 2010 Q4
Williamson
$1.11K
Davidson
$1.05K
Anderson
$1.03K
Roane
$1.02K
Shelby
$1.01K
Sullivan
$894
Wilson
$875
Hamilton
$864
Rutherford
$861
Stewart
$856
Ranking of Tennessee Counties By Average Weekly Wage in 2010 Q4
Rank
County
Average Weekly Wage ($)
1 Williamson County 1,111
2 Davidson County 1,051
3 Anderson County 1,028
4 Roane County 1,017
5 Shelby County 1,010
6 Sullivan County 894
7 Wilson County 875
8 Hamilton County 864
9 Rutherford County 861
10 Stewart County 856
11 Humphreys County 854
12 Knox County 847
13 Blount County 819
14 Coffee County 798
14 Obion County 798
15 Unicoi County 793
16 Bradley County 765
17 Madison County 763
17 Maury County 763
18 Rhea County 760
19 Sumner County 759
20 Hamblen County 742
20 Hawkins County 742
21 Hardin County 735
21 Washington County 735
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