Top 30 ZIPs With Six-Figure Salaries

According to CNN Money the chart below shows the top 30 ZIP codes based on the percentage of residents earning $100,000 per year or more.

If you’re wondering why regions like Beverly Hills and other rich locations around Los Angeles, or regions in Manhattan like the Upper East Side, didn’t make the list, it’s because those ZIPs share residents who are significantly less affluent.

Here’s the chart:

60043	Kenilworth, IL	82.92%
22039	Fairfax Station, VA	79.20%
22066	Great Falls, VA	78.66%
94506	Danville, CA	78.24%
94027	Atherton, CA	78.04%
07078	Short Hills, NJ	76.70%
10577	Purchase, NY	75.73%
94028	Portola Valley, CA	75.56%
10506	Bedford, NY	74.82%
66221	Overland Park, KS	74.50%
92067	Rancho Santa Fe, CA	74.48%
20854	Potomac, MD	73.53%
76092	Southlake, TX	73.21%
10554	Chappaqua, NY	72.90%
10576	Pound Ridge, NY	72.80%
08550	Princeton Junction, NJ	72.62%
77094	Houston, TX	72.49%
60022	Glencoe, IL	70.91%
94507	Alamo, CA	70.90%
95970	Saratoga, CA	70.42%
08836	Martinsville, NJ	70.33%
02493	Weston, MA	70.09%
11568	Old Westbury, NY	70.23%
06883	Weston, CT	70.09%
07021	Essex Fells, NJ	70.06%
07046	Mountain Lakes, NJ	70.05%
21029	Clarksville, MD	70.00%
06897	Wilton, CT	69.88%
19035	Gladwyne, PA	69.80%
08502	Belle Mead, NJ	69.49%

Updated October 31, 2006 and originally published November 18, 2004. If you enjoyed this article, subscribe to the RSS feed or receive daily emails. Follow @flexo on Twitter and visit our Facebook page for more updates.

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