Forbes released yesterday its annual list of the world’s billionaires. Of the 1,226 names on the list worth a collective $4.6 trillion—both all-time records, by the way—14 of them live in the greater Washington area.

Washington Business Journal sorted out the billionaires with local ties. Topping the list was candy-bar heiress Jacqueline Mars. The 72-year-old Mars, who lives in The Plains, Va., is worth $13.8 billion, making her the fourth-wealthiest woman on the planet and 52nd overall, a rank she shares with her brothers, John and Forrest.

Other names making the list include manufacturing conglomerate brothers Mitchell and Steven Rales, Carlyle Group founder and ancient document enthusiast David Rubenstein, AOL founder Steven Case and Redskins owner Dan Snyder, who is tied at $1.1 billion with Under Amour founder Kevin Plank and Chevy Chase Bank founder Bernard Saul.

But of the 14 local billionaires, Steven Rales is the only one to keep a residence inside the District, according to Forbes’ database.

Via Washington Business Journal, the D.C. area’s 14 billionaires:

No. 52 Jacqueline Mars $13.8 billion

No. 296 Mitchell Rales $3.7 billion

No. 344 Ted Lerner $3.3 billion

No. 344 Steven Rales $3.3 billion

No. 418 William Conway, Jr. $2.8 billion

No. 418 Daniel D’Aniello $2.8 billion

No. 418 David Rubenstein $2.8 billion

No. 764 Richard Marriott $1.7 billion

No. 804 Bill Marriott, Jr. $1.6 billion

No. 854 Steve Case $1.5 billion

No. 913 Stephen Bisciotti $1.4 billion

No. 1075 Kevin Plank $1.1 billion

No. 1075 Bernard Saul II $1.1 billion

No. 1075 Dan Snyder $1.1 billion.