Highest Income in Central Java

Top 80 cities ranked by highest income

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Highest Income — Central Java

1 Wiradesa $4,800

2 Jaten $4,800

3 Mlonggo $4,800

4 Lebaksiu $4,800

5 Wangon $4,800

6 Karangnongko $4,800

7 Jekulo $4,800

8 Wonopringgo $4,800

9 Buaran $4,800

10 Majenang $4,800

11 Kutoarjo $4,800

12 Juwana $4,800

13 Baturaden $4,800

14 Gebog $4,800

15 Rembangan $4,800

16 Ketanggungan $4,800

17 Muntilan $4,800

18 Candi Prambanan $4,800

19 Banyumas $4,800

20 Gatak $4,800

21 Bulakamba $4,800

22 Kebonarun $4,800

23 Kroya $4,800

24 Trucuk $4,800

25 Ngemplak $4,800

26 Delanggu $4,800

27 Welahan $4,800

28 Colomadu $4,800

29 Tayu $4,800

30 Demak $4,800

31 Jatiroto $4,800

32 Margasari $4,800

33 Mranggen $4,800

34 Jogonalan $4,800

35 Balapulang $4,800

36 Randudongkal $4,800

37 Ceper $4,800

38 Lasem $4,800

39 Selogiri $4,800

40 Sidareja $4,800

41 Purwodadi $4,800

42 Wonosobo $4,800

43 Dukuhturi $4,800

44 Grogol $4,800

45 Pati $4,800

46 Kedungwuni $4,800

47 Magelang $4,800

48 Klaten $4,800

49 Adiwerna $4,800

50 Batang $4,800

51 Kudus $4,800

52 Ungaran $4,800

53 Pemalang $4,800

54 Salatiga $4,800

55 Purwokerto $4,800

56 Cilacap $4,800

57 Tegal $4,800

58 Pekalongan $4,800

59 Surakarta $4,800

60 Jepara $4,800

61 Baki $4,800

62 Gombong $4,800

63 Karanganom $4,800

64 Comal $4,800

65 Blora $4,800

66 Cepu $4,800

67 Wedi $4,800

68 Purbalingga $4,800

69 Baekrajan $4,800

70 Weleri $4,800

71 Semarang $4,800

72 Boyolali $4,800

73 Pecangaan $4,800

74 Slawi $4,800

75 Ambarawa $4,800

76 Sokaraja $4,800

77 Mertoyudan $4,800

78 Sragen $4,800

79 Tarub $4,800

80 Kartasura $4,800

The highest-income cities in Central Java represent areas where residents earn significantly above the national median. Wiradesa leads with a median household income of $4,800. 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 Wiradesa earn $4,800 — that's -94% 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. 07 is well-represented with 10 cities in the top income rankings.

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