Highest Income in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Top 100 cities ranked by highest income

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Highest Income — Bosnia and Herzegovina

1 Šturlić 01 $7,500

2 Kačuni 01 $7,500

3 Mahala 01 $7,500

4 Kotor Varoš 02 $7,500

5 Rodoč 01 $7,500

6 Ćoralići 01 $7,500

7 Jelah 01 $7,500

8 Mejdan - Obilićevo 02 $7,500

9 Ostrožac 01 $7,500

10 Janja 02 $7,500

11 Donja Mahala 01 $7,500

12 Orahovica Donja 01 $7,500

13 Bosansko Grahovo 01 $7,500

14 Sanica 01 $7,500

15 Tešanjka 01 $7,500

16 Blatnica 02 $7,500

17 Čitluk 01 $7,500

18 Željezno Polje 01 $7,500

19 Crnići 01 $7,500

20 Podhum 01 $7,500

21 Gostovići 01 $7,500

22 Ilijaš 01 $7,500

23 Mala Kladuša 01 $7,500

24 Višegrad 02 $7,500

25 Jablanica 01 $7,500

26 Posušje 01 $7,500

27 Šekovići 02 $7,500

28 Teslić 02 $7,500

29 Kovači 01 $7,500

30 Gromiljak 01 $7,500

31 Laktaši 02 $7,500

32 Omarska 02 $7,500

33 Pećigrad 01 $7,500

34 Varoška Rijeka 01 $7,500

35 Tojšići 01 $7,500

36 Otoka 01 $7,500

37 Tržačka Raštela 01 $7,500

38 Podzvizd 01 $7,500

39 Čelinac 02 $7,500

40 Srebrenik 01 $7,500

41 Kladanj 01 $7,500

42 Vrnograč 01 $7,500

43 Kneževo 02 $7,500

44 Gornji Vakuf 01 $7,500

45 Prnjavor 02 $7,500

46 Hadžići 01 $7,500

47 Vareš 01 $7,500

48 Banovići 01 $7,500

49 Bužim 01 $7,500

50 Ključ 01 $7,500

51 Divičani 01 $7,500

52 Nevesinje 02 $7,500

53 Srbac 02 $7,500

54 Maglaj 01 $7,500

55 Pale 02 $7,500

56 Tešanj 01 $7,500

57 Trn 02 $7,500

58 Stolac 01 $7,500

59 Tomislavgrad 01 $7,500

60 Čapljina 01 $7,500

61 Donji Vakuf 01 $7,500

62 Zvornik 02 $7,500

63 Vitez 01 $7,500

64 Vogošća 01 $7,500

65 Milići 02 $7,500

66 Fojnica 01 $7,500

67 Potoci 01 $7,500

68 Kiseljak 01 $7,500

69 Žepče 01 $7,500

70 Mionica 01 $7,500

71 Sokolac 02 $7,500

72 Novi Grad 02 $7,500

73 Modriča 02 $7,500

74 Brod 02 $7,500

75 Široki Brijeg 01 $7,500

76 Todorovo 01 $7,500

77 Jajce 01 $7,500

78 Derventa 02 $7,500

79 Kozarska Dubica 02 $7,500

80 Ljubuški 01 $7,500

81 Novi Travnik 01 $7,500

82 Prozor 01 $7,500

83 Šipovo 02 $7,500

84 Stijena 01 $7,500

85 Odžak 01 $7,500

86 Livno 01 $7,500

87 Sapna 01 $7,500

88 Kakanj 01 $7,500

89 Bileća 02 $7,500

90 Gradiška 02 $7,500

91 Sanski Most 01 $7,500

92 Živinice 01 $7,500

93 Zavidovići 01 $7,500

94 Breza 01 $7,500

95 Foča 02 $7,500

96 Mrkonjić Grad 02 $7,500

97 Bosanska Krupa 01 $7,500

98 Gradačac 01 $7,500

99 Gračanica 01 $7,500

100 Konjic 01 $7,500

The highest-income cities in Bosnia and Herzegovina represent areas where residents earn significantly above the national median. Šturlić leads with a median household income of $7,500. These cities are often home to concentrations of high-paying industries including technology, finance, and healthcare.

High median incomes typically correlate with strong local economies, educated workforces, and proximity to major employment centers. Many of these cities are suburbs or satellite communities of larger metro areas, where professionals live while commuting to nearby urban cores.

While high incomes are attractive, they often come with correspondingly higher costs of living, particularly in housing. The gap between income and housing costs varies significantly across these top-earning communities.

Did You Know?

1. Households in Šturlić earn $7,500 — that's -90% above the national median of $75,000.
2. Median household income has grown faster in suburban communities than in urban cores over the past decade.
3. High-income cities often correlate with higher education levels — most of these cities have college attainment rates above 50%.
4. 01 is well-represented with 7 cities in the top income rankings.

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