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Share of residents whose family income is below the federal poverty line (about $31,200 for a family of four). Lower is better.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024).
- U.S.
- 12.5%
- Indiana
- 12.3%
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- 1Crawford County22.9%
- 2Grant County19.8%
- 3Monroe County19.7%
- 4Delaware County19.6%
- 5Tippecanoe County19.2%
- 6Vigo County19.2%
- 7Fayette County17.9%
- 8Wayne County17.9%
- 9Scott County16.6%
- 10Martin County16.3%
- 11Blackford County16.2%
- 12Parke County16.2%
- 13Randolph County15.8%
- 14Fulton County15.3%
- 15Marion County15.3%
- 16Vermillion County15.3%
- 17Miami County15.1%
- 18Perry County15%
- 19Jay County14.4%
- 20Washington County14.4%
- 21Lake County14.3%
- 22Vanderburgh County14.3%
- 23St. Joseph County14.2%
- 24Newton County14%
- 25Benton County13.9%
- 26Sullivan County13.9%
- 27Knox County13.7%
- 28Henry County13.6%
- 29LaPorte County13.6%
- 30Howard County13.4%
- 31Madison County13.4%
- 32Orange County13.4%
- 33Starke County13.4%
- 34Cass County13.2%
- 35Shelby County13%
- 36Greene County12.8%
- 37Jennings County12.6%
- 38Switzerland County12.6%
- 39Allen County12.5%
- 40Elkhart County12.4%
- 41Fountain County12.4%
- 42Jackson County12.3%
- 43Jefferson County12.3%
- 44Owen County12.3%
- 45Lawrence County12.2%
- 46Pulaski County12.1%
- 47Rush County11.9%
- 48Clay County11.7%
- 49Daviess County11.7%
- 50Marshall County11.7%
- 51Adams County11.2%
- 52Tipton County11.2%
- 53Wabash County11.1%
- 54Dubois County11%
- 55Warren County11%
- 56Gibson County10.8%
- 57Pike County10.7%
- 58Bartholomew County10.5%
- 59Montgomery County10.5%
- 60Floyd County10.3%
- 61Clark County10.2%
- 62Decatur County10.2%
- 63White County10.2%
- 64Posey County10.1%
- 65Ripley County10.1%
- 66Huntington County9.9%
- 67Whitley County9.9%
- 68Clinton County9.8%
- 69Kosciusko County9.8%
- 70Porter County9.6%
- 71DeKalb County9.5%
- 72Morgan County9.3%
- 73Steuben County9.3%
- 74Noble County9.2%
- 75Carroll County8.8%
- 76Putnam County8.7%
- 77Union County8.5%
- 78Jasper County8.4%
- 79Ohio County8.1%
- 80Brown County7.8%
- 81Dearborn County7.6%
- 82Spencer County7.5%
- 83Johnson County7.4%
- 84Harrison County7.2%
- 85Wells County7.2%
- 86Warrick County7%
- 87Franklin County6.9%
- 88LaGrange County5.9%
- 89Hendricks County5.3%
- 90Hancock County4.7%
- 91Boone County4.5%
- 92Hamilton County4.4%
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest poverty rate in Indiana?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 47406 (Bloomington, IN) has the highest: 55.3%.
Which zip code has the lowest poverty rate in Indiana?
47234 (Flat Rock, IN) has the lowest: 0%.
What is the poverty rate for the United States?
12.5%; in Indiana it is 12.3%.
Where does this data come from?
U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024). Share of residents whose family income is below the federal poverty line (about $31,200 for a family of four). Lower is better.
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