How does your income rank across Argentina, region by region?

Same paycheck, 20 different answers. Pick your region, type your income, see where it puts you.

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How far does your paycheck reach?

The same income tells very different stories depending on where you live. Enter yours to see how many regions you'd outrank — and which ones you wouldn't.

In the richest region, Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires, the median household earns ARS 825.000. In the lowest, Chaco, it's ARS 268.000 — 3.1× less for the same country, same passport.

National median
ARS 450.000
Richest region — Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires
ARS 825.000
Lowest region — Chaco
ARS 268.000

Your income vs. every region's median

Each bar shows the published median household income for one region. Sorted from richest to poorest so the spread is immediate.

Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos AiresARS 825.000
Tierra del FuegoARS 700.000
NeuquénARS 666.667
La PampaARS 517.333
ChubutARS 507.500
Santa CruzARS 502.500
CórdobaARS 501.250
Río NegroARS 500.000
Santa FeARS 500.000
Buenos AiresARS 450.000
MendozaARS 433.333
Entre RíosARS 400.000
MisionesARS 390.000
San LuisARS 383.574
San JuanARS 365.000
JujuyARS 345.000
TucumánARS 340.667
CorrientesARS 325.000
CatamarcaARS 322.500
Santiago del EsteroARS 311.400
SaltaARS 302.000
FormosaARS 293.933
La RiojaARS 285.714
ChacoARS 268.000

What the regional data actually says

Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires earns 3.1× what Chaco earns
Same Argentina, same laws, same currency — but ARS 825.000 vs. ARS 268.000 for the median household. Geography is a salary multiplier.
Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires: the top of the country
Median household income here is ARS 825.000. A family earning ARS 825.000 feels middle-class in Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires — and wealthy almost everywhere else.
Chaco: where the median is ARS 268.000
In Chaco, half of households earn less than this. The same income elsewhere would feel very different.
The national median is ARS 450.000
It's the single number the country is built around — but it hides the fact that most people don't actually earn close to it.