List of Colorado Counties by Human Development Index

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This is a list of Colorado counties by Human Development Index (HDI) 2024. Ouray (0.992) and Pitkin (0.992) had the highest HDI, largely due to their resort-driven economies, high household incomes, and better health care. Other top counties include San Miguel (0.991), Summit (0.989), Eagle (0.985), and Routt (0.985), all supported by prosperous tourism economies. At the lower end, Costilla (0.872), Crowley (0.874), and Otero (0.878) recorded the lowest HDIs, mainly because of persistent rural poverty and reliance on low-wage agriculture. Colorado overall had an HDI of 0.958 .

List

Human Development Index (HDI) of Colorado Counties
Rank	County	HDI
1	Ouray	0.992
2	Pitkin	0.992
3	San Miguel	0.991
4	Summit	0.989
5	Eagle	0.985
6	Routt	0.985
7	Grand	0.982
8	Douglas	0.981
9	Park	0.980
10	Gunnison	0.979
11	Boulder	0.978
12	Clear Creek	0.976
13	Broomfield	0.975
14	Hinsdale	0.969
15	Larimer	0.967
16	La Plata	0.967
17	Lake	0.965
18	Elbert	0.963
19	Chaffee	0.961
20	Gilpin	0.961
Colorado		0.958
21	Archuleta	0.957
22	Jefferson	0.957
23	Custer	0.957
24	Arapahoe	0.956
25	Garfield	0.952
26	Denver	0.951
27	Teller	0.951
28	Weld	0.947
29	Montrose	0.946
30	Mineral	0.944
31	Rio Blanco	0.942
32	El Paso	0.940
33	Adams	0.934
34	Yuma	0.934
35	Mesa	0.933
36	Cheyenne	0.932
37	Phillips	0.926
38	Lincoln	0.926
39	Saguache	0.924
40	Morgan	0.921
41	Jackson	0.921
42	Montezuma	0.919
43	San Juan	0.916
44	Delta	0.916
45	Dolores	0.915
46	Kit Carson	0.915
47	Moffat	0.914
48	Washington	0.913
49	Fremont	0.913
50	Kiowa	0.912
51	Logan	0.909
52	Rio Grande	0.908
53	Sedgwick	0.908
54	Pueblo	0.906
55	Huerfano	0.900
56	Las Animas	0.900
57	Alamosa	0.898
58	Prowers	0.895
59	Bent	0.888
60	Conejos	0.884
61	Baca	0.882
62	Otero	0.878
63	Crowley	0.874
64	Costilla	0.872