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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
- Missouri
- 0.465
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Zip codes with the most income inequality
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- 1Adair County0.551
- 2Pemiscot County0.519
- 3Morgan County0.513
- 4Ozark County0.511
- 5Douglas County0.505
- 6St. Louis city0.503
- 7Grundy County0.502
- 8New Madrid County0.498
- 9Cedar County0.495
- 10St. Louis County0.494
- 11Osage County0.483
- 12Washington County0.477
- 13Benton County0.476
- 14Boone County0.475
- 15Hickory County0.475
- 16Crawford County0.473
- 17Buchanan County0.473
- 18Dallas County0.470
- 19Taney County0.469
- 20Knox County0.467
- 21Gasconade County0.467
- 22Greene County0.465
- 23Camden County0.465
- 24Jackson County0.462
- 25Butler County0.461
- 26Scott County0.461
- 27Cape Girardeau County0.461
- 28Howell County0.461
- 29Jasper County0.460
- 30Madison County0.460
- 31Phelps County0.456
- 32Laclede County0.456
- 33Wright County0.455
- 34Perry County0.455
- 35Barry County0.455
- 36Dunklin County0.454
- 37Polk County0.454
- 38Clark County0.450
- 39Livingston County0.450
- 40Carroll County0.450
- 41Shelby County0.450
- 42Miller County0.450
- 43Atchison County0.449
- 44Oregon County0.448
- 45Stone County0.447
- 46St. Clair County0.446
- 47Daviess County0.446
- 48Putnam County0.445
- 49Dent County0.444
- 50Carter County0.444
- 51Saline County0.444
- 52Holt County0.443
- 53Newton County0.442
- 54Reynolds County0.441
- 55Monroe County0.441
- 56Ripley County0.441
- 57Henry County0.441
- 58Platte County0.439
- 59Dade County0.438
- 60Iron County0.438
- 61Ray County0.437
- 62Sullivan County0.437
- 63Clinton County0.437
- 64St. Francois County0.437
- 65Linn County0.436
- 66Barton County0.434
- 67Pike County0.433
- 68Mississippi County0.432
- 69Worth County0.431
- 70Lewis County0.431
- 71Nodaway County0.430
- 72Christian County0.429
- 73McDonald County0.429
- 74Caldwell County0.429
- 75Gentry County0.429
- 76Randolph County0.429
- 77Pettis County0.427
- 78Stoddard County0.426
- 79Cole County0.424
- 80Texas County0.422
- 81Wayne County0.422
- 82Montgomery County0.421
- 83Franklin County0.420
- 84Maries County0.418
- 85Audrain County0.418
- 86Clay County0.418
- 87Howard County0.417
- 88DeKalb County0.416
- 89Marion County0.416
- 90Callaway County0.415
- 91Chariton County0.414
- 92Bates County0.414
- 93Moniteau County0.413
- 94Ste. Genevieve County0.412
- 95Shannon County0.410
- 96Ralls County0.410
- 97Lawrence County0.409
- 98Pulaski County0.409
- 99Warren County0.409
- 100St. Charles County0.408
- 101Cass County0.407
- 102Cooper County0.406
- 103Harrison County0.406
- 104Webster County0.406
- 105Vernon County0.405
- 106Johnson County0.401
- 107Andrew County0.400
- 108Bollinger County0.400
- 109Scotland County0.395
- 110Jefferson County0.395
- 111Macon County0.395
- 112Lafayette County0.394
- 113Lincoln County0.393
- 114Mercer County0.388
- 115Schuyler County0.376
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest income inequality (gini) in Missouri?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 63108 (Saint Louis, MO) has the highest: 0.624.
Which zip code has the lowest income inequality (gini) in Missouri?
63452 (Lewistown, MO) has the lowest: 0.275.
What is the income inequality (gini) for the United States?
0.483; in Missouri it is 0.465.
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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