Rankings / Cities with the Highest Poverty Rate / Georgia
Cities with the Highest Poverty Rate in Georgia
Share of people below the federal poverty line, from the Census Bureau.
1Statesboro36.0%2Albany27.5%3Athens-Clarke County unified government (balance)26.5%4Valdosta26.1%5Carrollton25.4%6Macon-Bibb County24.7%7LaGrange22.9%8Rome20.6%9Gainesville20.1%10Augusta-Richmond County consolidated government (balance)20.1%11East Point19.9%12Savannah19.7%13Columbus19.0%14Dalton18.6%15Chamblee18.0%16Atlanta16.9%17Stonecrest16.7%18Lawrenceville15.4%19Warner Robins14.2%20Union City14.2%21Hinesville14.0%22Mableton13.5%23Canton12.9%24Marietta12.8%25Stockbridge12.3%26Redan11.4%27Douglasville10.7%28McDonough10.6%29Smyrna10.6%30Tucker10.6%31Brookhaven10.3%32Kennesaw10.3%33Martinez10.0%34South Fulton9.1%35Duluth8.9%36Newnan8.6%37Sandy Springs8.5%38Peachtree Corners7.9%39Roswell7.5%40Pooler7.4%41Evans6.6%42Woodstock6.6%43Dunwoody6.1%44Peachtree City5.7%45Alpharetta5.6%46Milton4.3%47Johns Creek4.2%
Limited to cities with 25,000+ residents. Download CSV. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey.