Highest Income in Sindh

Top 100 cities ranked by highest income

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All Countries · Pakistan · Sindh

Highest Income — Sindh

1 Chuhar Jamali $1,500

2 Pir Jo Goth $1,500

3 Khairpur Mir’s $1,500

4 Adilpur $1,500

5 Warah $1,500

6 Ubauro $1,500

7 Thul $1,500

8 Thatta $1,500

9 Tharu Shah $1,500

10 Tangwani $1,500

11 Tando Muhammad Khan $1,500

12 Tando Jam $1,500

13 Tando Bago $1,500

14 Tando Allahyar $1,500

15 Tando Adam $1,500

16 Talhar $1,500

17 Sukkur $1,500

18 Sobhodero $1,500

19 Sita Road $1,500

20 Sinjhoro $1,500

21 Goth Shams Pir $1,500

22 Shahpur Chakar $1,500

23 Shahdadpur $1,500

24 Shahdad Kot $1,500

25 Sehwan $1,500

26 Sann $1,500

27 Sanghar $1,500

28 Samaro $1,500

29 Sakrand $1,500

30 Rustam $1,500

31 Rohri $1,500

32 Ratodero $1,500

33 Rajo Khanani $1,500

34 Goth Radhan $1,500

35 Qubo Saeed Khan $1,500

36 Kambar $1,500

37 Pithoro $1,500

38 Goth Phulji $1,500

39 Pano Aqil $1,500

40 Pad Idan $1,500

41 Nawabshah $1,500

42 Naushahro Firoz $1,500

43 Naudero $1,500

44 Naukot $1,500

45 Nabisar $1,500

46 Moro $1,500

47 Mithi $1,500

48 Mirwah Gorchani $1,500

49 Mirpur Sakro $1,500

50 Mirpur Mathelo $1,500

51 Mirpur Khas $1,500

52 Mirpur Bhtoro $1,500

53 Miro Khan $1,500

54 Mian Sahib $1,500

55 Mehar $1,500

56 Matli $1,500

57 Matiari $1,500

58 Manjhand $1,500

59 Malir Cantonment $1,500

60 Madeji $1,500

61 Larkana $1,500

62 Lakhi $1,500

63 Kunri $1,500

64 Kotri $1,500

65 Kot Diji $1,500

66 Khanpur Mahar $1,500

67 Khairpur Nathan Shah $1,500

68 Khairpur $1,500

69 Garhi Khairo $1,500

70 Khadro $1,500

71 Kashmor $1,500

72 Kario Ghanwar $1,500

73 Karaundi $1,500

74 Karachi $1,500

75 Kandiaro $1,500

76 Kandiari $1,500

77 Kandhkot $1,500

78 Kadhan $1,500

79 Johi $1,500

80 Jhol $1,500

81 Jacobabad $1,500

82 Islamkot $1,500

83 Hingorja $1,500

84 Hala $1,500

85 Ghotki $1,500

86 Ghauspur $1,500

87 Gharo $1,500

88 Garhiyasin $1,500

89 Goth Garelo $1,500

90 Gambat $1,500

91 Dokri $1,500

92 Diplo $1,500

93 Digri $1,500

94 Dhoro Naro $1,500

95 Daur $1,500

96 Darya Khan Marri $1,500

97 Daromehar $1,500

98 Dadu $1,500

99 Chhor $1,500

100 Chamber $1,500

The highest-income cities in Sindh represent areas where residents earn significantly above the national median. Chuhar Jamali leads with a median household income of $1,500. 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 Chuhar Jamali earn $1,500 — 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. 05 is well-represented with 10 cities in the top income rankings.

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