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Income inequality on a 0-to-1 scale. 0 means every household earns the same; higher means income is concentrated among fewer households. The U.S. scores about 0.48. Lower is more equal.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024).
- U.S.
- 0.483
- Iowa
- 0.444
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- 1Adams County0.503
- 2Johnson County0.498
- 3Van Buren County0.488
- 4Jefferson County0.480
- 5Wayne County0.478
- 6Montgomery County0.472
- 7Story County0.469
- 8Wright County0.467
- 9Cass County0.465
- 10Fremont County0.465
- 11Adair County0.460
- 12Humboldt County0.459
- 13Page County0.458
- 14Audubon County0.458
- 15Cerro Gordo County0.456
- 16Franklin County0.456
- 17Scott County0.452
- 18Calhoun County0.452
- 19Cherokee County0.451
- 20Appanoose County0.451
- 21Fayette County0.450
- 22Black Hawk County0.449
- 23Ringgold County0.448
- 24Linn County0.447
- 25Mitchell County0.447
- 26Shelby County0.447
- 27Lee County0.447
- 28Poweshiek County0.446
- 29Jackson County0.446
- 30Dickinson County0.446
- 31Clinton County0.445
- 32Winneshiek County0.444
- 33Jasper County0.444
- 34Dubuque County0.443
- 35Webster County0.443
- 36Wapello County0.443
- 37Winnebago County0.442
- 38Keokuk County0.441
- 39Clarke County0.441
- 40Dallas County0.440
- 41Delaware County0.440
- 42Des Moines County0.438
- 43Hamilton County0.438
- 44Polk County0.437
- 45Carroll County0.436
- 46Ida County0.436
- 47Woodbury County0.436
- 48Osceola County0.434
- 49Guthrie County0.434
- 50Marion County0.433
- 51Lucas County0.433
- 52Floyd County0.433
- 53Decatur County0.429
- 54Washington County0.429
- 55Crawford County0.428
- 56Pottawattamie County0.428
- 57Clayton County0.428
- 58Bremer County0.427
- 59Howard County0.425
- 60Hardin County0.424
- 61Mahaska County0.424
- 62Henry County0.424
- 63Buena Vista County0.422
- 64Taylor County0.421
- 65Union County0.419
- 66Kossuth County0.418
- 67Muscatine County0.417
- 68Clay County0.417
- 69Allamakee County0.417
- 70Hancock County0.417
- 71Palo Alto County0.416
- 72Greene County0.415
- 73Lyon County0.415
- 74Mills County0.414
- 75Monona County0.413
- 76Sac County0.413
- 77Iowa County0.413
- 78Chickasaw County0.413
- 79Sioux County0.409
- 80Emmet County0.409
- 81Plymouth County0.407
- 82Louisa County0.403
- 83Boone County0.400
- 84Cedar County0.399
- 85Davis County0.398
- 86Worth County0.398
- 87Benton County0.397
- 88Harrison County0.397
- 89Tama County0.397
- 90Pocahontas County0.395
- 91Grundy County0.394
- 92Warren County0.394
- 93O'Brien County0.392
- 94Madison County0.391
- 95Jones County0.391
- 96Butler County0.389
- 97Buchanan County0.385
- 98Marshall County0.385
- 99Monroe County0.383
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest income inequality (gini) in Iowa?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 52553 (Eddyville, IA) has the highest: 0.579.
Which zip code has the lowest income inequality (gini) in Iowa?
52242 (Iowa City, IA) has the lowest: 0.285.
What is the income inequality (gini) for the United States?
0.483; in Iowa it is 0.444.
Where does this data come from?
U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024). Income inequality on a 0-to-1 scale. 0 means every household earns the same; higher means income is concentrated among fewer households. The U.S. scores about 0.48. Lower is more equal.
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