Pennsylvania Millionaires: By the Numbers

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Here is a look at the Pennsylvania counties that saw the greatest and least percentage change in the number of million-dollar earners from 2013 to 2017.

PennLive has done an analysis of Pennsylvania’s millionaires and where they live. Here are some interesting numbers in the Keystone State’s seven-figure club.

These 10 Pennsylvania counties saw the biggest increase in million-dollar earners - by percentage - from 2013 to 2017:

10. Lehigh County: 32.6%

9. Lackawanna County: 33.3%

8. Northampton County: 35.1%

7. York County: 36.4%

6. Northumberland County: 38.1%

5. Union County: 41.45

4. Carbon County: 43.5%

3. Monroe County: 46.7%

2. Armstrong County: 47.8%

1. Columbia County: 60.7%

Here are the 10 Pennsylvania counties with the slowest growth - or declines - in millionaires turn from 2013 to 2017:

10. Indiana County: 5.9%

9. Lycoming County: 5.7%

8. Schuylkill County: 5.3%

7. Clearfield County: 4.8%

6. Snyder County: no change

5. Bradford County: -6.3%

4. Wayne County: -18.2%

3. McKean County: -36.4%

2. Susquehanna County: -44.4%

1. Warren County: -56.3%

Note: The Department of Revenue provided millionaire counts in 2013 and 2017 for only 54 of the 67 counties since it does not release data for counties that have 10 or fewer million-dollar earners in any given year. Counties excluded from this list for that reason are Cameron, Clarion, Clinton, Forest, Fulton, Huntingdon, Juniata, Mifflin, Montour, Perry, Pike, Potter and Sullivan.

For the purposes of this list, the reference to million-dollar earners reflects only those who had incomes of $1 million or more in the given years, not including assets.

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