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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
Nebraska
0.456
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Top and bottom zip codes in Nebraska

Zip codes with 1,000+ residents

Zip codes with the most income inequality

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  1. 168770Ponca0.594
  2. 268939Franklin0.577
  3. 368114Omaha0.561
  4. 468949Holdrege0.554
  5. 568102Omaha0.553
  6. 668526Lincoln0.542
  7. 768450Tecumseh0.539
  8. 868132Omaha0.535
  9. 968632David City0.534
  10. 1068069Waterloo0.522

Zip codes with the least income inequality

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  1. 168401Mc Cool Junction0.281
  2. 268462Waverly0.297
  3. 368301Adams0.305
  4. 468524Lincoln0.313
  5. 568372Hickman0.320
  6. 668065Valparaiso0.324
  7. 768832Doniphan0.328
  8. 868358Firth0.333
  9. 968133Papillion0.333
  10. 1068418Palmyra0.333

Income inequality (Gini) by county in Nebraska

  1. 1Phelps County0.520
  2. 2Brown County0.508
  3. 3Wheeler County0.508
  4. 4Harlan County0.506
  5. 5Deuel County0.503
  6. 6Franklin County0.503
  7. 7Blaine County0.491
  8. 8Holt County0.490
  9. 9Logan County0.489
  10. 10Douglas County0.484
  11. 11Butler County0.482
  12. 12Gosper County0.475
  13. 13Dixon County0.475
  14. 14Madison County0.474
  15. 15Johnson County0.474
  16. 16Kearney County0.470
  17. 17Richardson County0.467
  18. 18Sheridan County0.466
  19. 19Dawes County0.466
  20. 20Nemaha County0.465
  21. 21Fillmore County0.461
  22. 22Adams County0.461
  23. 23Keya Paha County0.460
  24. 24Red Willow County0.458
  25. 25Hall County0.454
  26. 26Dundy County0.453
  27. 27Lancaster County0.453
  28. 28Merrick County0.452
  29. 29Rock County0.450
  30. 30Scotts Bluff County0.448
  31. 31Chase County0.447
  32. 32Valley County0.447
  33. 33Grant County0.446
  34. 34Morrill County0.446
  35. 35Wayne County0.444
  36. 36Cheyenne County0.443
  37. 37Kimball County0.443
  38. 38Pawnee County0.442
  39. 39Otoe County0.442
  40. 40Furnas County0.441
  41. 41Dawson County0.436
  42. 42Buffalo County0.435
  43. 43Garfield County0.434
  44. 44York County0.433
  45. 45Boone County0.433
  46. 46Hitchcock County0.432
  47. 47Antelope County0.431
  48. 48Jefferson County0.431
  49. 49Stanton County0.430
  50. 50Burt County0.429
  51. 51Clay County0.428
  52. 52Washington County0.427
  53. 53Cedar County0.426
  54. 54Cuming County0.424
  55. 55Gage County0.424
  56. 56Knox County0.423
  57. 57Howard County0.423
  58. 58Thurston County0.422
  59. 59Dakota County0.421
  60. 60Keith County0.421
  61. 61Webster County0.421
  62. 62Arthur County0.420
  63. 63Nance County0.420
  64. 64Platte County0.419
  65. 65Sherman County0.418
  66. 66Custer County0.417
  67. 67Greeley County0.417
  68. 68Thayer County0.416
  69. 69Loup County0.415
  70. 70Sioux County0.415
  71. 71Garden County0.414
  72. 72Cherry County0.414
  73. 73Boyd County0.409
  74. 74Hayes County0.409
  75. 75Lincoln County0.408
  76. 76Perkins County0.408
  77. 77Dodge County0.405
  78. 78Nuckolls County0.405
  79. 79Pierce County0.405
  80. 80McPherson County0.404
  81. 81Saunders County0.403
  82. 82Cass County0.403
  83. 83Polk County0.401
  84. 84Sarpy County0.399
  85. 85Box Butte County0.395
  86. 86Saline County0.391
  87. 87Seward County0.391
  88. 88Frontier County0.382
  89. 89Colfax County0.381
  90. 90Hooker County0.371
  91. 91Hamilton County0.366
  92. 92Banner County0.353
  93. 93Thomas County0.320

Questions about this map

Which zip code has the highest income inequality (gini) in Nebraska?

Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 68770 (Ponca, NE) has the highest: 0.594.

Which zip code has the lowest income inequality (gini) in Nebraska?

68401 (Mc Cool Junction, NE) has the lowest: 0.281.

What is the income inequality (gini) for the United States?

0.483; in Nebraska it is 0.456.

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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