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Nevada counties

Compare all 17 counties and county equivalents in Nevada by income, housing, employment, education, health, and population.

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Every row uses county-level ACS, LAUS, and County Health Rankings data. Standalone profiles still open only above the publication gate.

17 counties Publication gate: population ≥ 100,000 or largest in state
RankCountyPopulationIncome Home valueUnemploymentDegree+Life exp.Profile
#1 Clark County 2,329,548 $76,472 $431,000 5.8% 27.8% 76.6 yrs Open
#2 Washoe County 497,200 $88,096 $539,900 4.7% 34.2% 76.8 yrs Open
#3 Lyon County 61,680 $80,812 $366,100 5.4% 17% 74.2 yrs Data row
#4 Carson city 58,384 $72,355 $453,000 4.7% 23.7% 73.4 yrs Data row
#5 Nye County 54,344 $60,714 $290,900 7.5% 13.3% 73.3 yrs Data row
#6 Elko County 54,047 $86,487 $301,400 4.1% 17.8% 75.4 yrs Data row
#7 Douglas County 49,623 $90,754 $615,400 4.9% 31.6% 79.1 yrs Data row
#8 Churchill County 25,805 $79,163 $329,900 5% 17.7% 73.4 yrs Data row
#9 Humboldt County 17,289 $81,073 $278,300 4.3% 19.3% 74.1 yrs Data row
#10 White Pine County 8,735 $72,865 $220,000 4.4% 12.4% 76.6 yrs Data row
#11 Pershing County 6,487 $66,902 $179,500 5.3% 6.1% 76.9 yrs Data row
#12 Lander County 5,770 $89,014 $213,800 5.4% 19.3% 75.2 yrs Data row
#13 Mineral County 4,542 $54,855 $156,200 9.2% 13.2% 68.4 yrs Data row
#14 Lincoln County 4,405 $72,307 $219,500 5.2% 20.4% 77 yrs Data row
#15 Storey County 4,140 $93,409 $426,400 6% 31.2% 83.8 yrs Data row
#16 Eureka County 1,585 $70,473 $82,600 7% 17.1% 69.7 yrs Data row
#17 Esmeralda County 1,028 $41,715 $108,900 8.1% 21.1% Data row

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Every county stays available in this directory, but a standalone profile is published only when population is at least 100,000 or the county is the largest in its state. This keeps smaller counties comparable without producing thousands of thin pages.

Five-digit FIPS—not the county name—is the join key. ACS supplies income, housing, population, and education; BLS LAUS supplies annual employment; County Health Rankings supplies health outcomes and access.