Rankings / Cities with the Highest Poverty Rate / Indiana
Cities with the Highest Poverty Rate in Indiana
Share of people below the federal poverty line, from the Census Bureau.
1West Lafayette37.3%2Gary33.1%3Bloomington29.8%4Marion29.6%5Muncie29.2%6East Chicago26.3%7Richmond25.4%8Terre Haute24.7%9Anderson21.0%10South Bend20.8%11Michigan City19.7%12Hammond19.1%13New Albany18.9%14Evansville18.4%15Elkhart18.2%16Lafayette17.8%17Goshen17.1%18Kokomo17.1%19Mishawaka16.4%20Fort Wayne16.0%21Indianapolis city (balance)15.8%22Valparaiso14.9%23Merrillville12.6%24Portage11.6%25Columbus11.3%26Jeffersonville11.2%27Franklin11.0%28Hobart10.0%29Lawrence8.7%30Plainfield8.1%31Schererville7.7%32Brownsburg7.5%33Greenwood7.4%34Crown Point6.8%35Noblesville5.3%36Granger4.7%37Fishers4.0%38Carmel3.9%39Westfield3.6%40Zionsville3.1%
Limited to cities with 25,000+ residents. Download CSV. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey.