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Highest Income in Jammu and Kashmir

Top 100 cities ranked by highest income

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Highest Income — Jammu and Kashmir

1 Pūnch $1,800
2 Yechagām $1,800
3 Uri $1,800
4 Udhampur $1,800
5 Tsrār Sharīf $1,800
6 Trāl $1,800
7 Thanna Mandi $1,800
8 Tangdhār $1,800
9 Sumbal $1,800
10 Srinagar $1,800
11 Sopur $1,800
12 Sogām $1,800
13 Shopian $1,800
14 Safāpūr $1,800
15 Riāsi $1,800
16 Rāmnagar $1,800
17 Rāmgarh $1,800
18 Rāmban $1,800
19 Rajaori $1,800
20 Qāzigund $1,800
21 Pulwama $1,800
22 Pattan $1,800
23 Parol $1,800
24 Pāmpur $1,800
25 Pahalgam $1,800
26 Nawānshahr $1,800
27 Nāushahra $1,800
28 Nagrota $1,800
29 Māgām $1,800
30 Kulgam $1,800
31 Kishtwār $1,800
32 Khreuh $1,800
33 Khaur $1,800
34 Katra $1,800
35 Kathua $1,800
36 Jammu $1,800
37 Hirānagar $1,800
38 Handwāra $1,800
39 Hājan $1,800
40 Ganderbal $1,800
41 Doda $1,800
42 Bishnāh $1,800
43 Bijbehara $1,800
44 Bhadarwāh $1,800
45 Bāramūla $1,800
46 Bandipura $1,800
47 Badgām $1,800
48 Awantipur $1,800
49 Norīa $1,800
50 Anantnag $1,800
51 Akhnūr $1,800
52 Aish Maqām $1,800
53 Achhībal $1,800
54 Badāmibāgh $1,800
55 Majhiāri $1,800
56 Soyībug $1,800
57 Watargām $1,800
58 Bhulwāl $1,800
59 Brāhmanān di Bāri $1,800
60 Ratnu Chak $1,800
61 Bīrpur $1,800
62 Kupwāra $1,800
63 Buna Hir $1,800
64 Gulgam $1,800
65 Kopawor $1,800
66 Dārapur $1,800
67 Surankōt $1,800
68 Krālapur $1,800
69 Prisal $1,800
70 Yāripur $1,800
71 Patha Deōsar $1,800
72 Bunjwah $1,800
73 Kokernag $1,800
74 Vijaypur $1,800
75 Chadoora $1,800
76 Dooru Verinag $1,800
77 Shangus $1,800
78 Abbaspur $1,800
79 Talwara $1,800
80 Bashohli $1,800
81 Ashmuji Khalsa $1,800
82 Nowangabra $1,800
83 Bhore $1,800
84 Rathian $1,800
85 Sunderbani $1,800
86 Khore $1,800
87 Rehambal $1,800
88 Nagam $1,800
89 Rakh Gadi Garh $1,800
90 Seer Hamdan $1,800
91 Wail $1,800
92 Mattan $1,800
93 Mehmood Pora $1,800
94 Arwani $1,800
95 Drug Mulla $1,800
96 Quimoh $1,800
97 R.S. Pora $1,800
98 Raipur Domana $1,800
99 Jammu Cantonment $1,800
100 Fārward Kahūta $1,800

The highest-income cities in Jammu and Kashmir represent areas where residents earn significantly above the national median. Pūnch leads with a median household income of $1,800. 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 Pūnch earn $1,800 — that's -98% 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. 12 is well-represented with 10 cities in the top income rankings.

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