Rankings / Cities with the Highest Poverty Rate / Michigan
Cities with the Highest Poverty Rate in Michigan
Share of people below the federal poverty line, from the Census Bureau.
1Hamtramck39.9%2Inkster35.2%3Flint34.1%4Saginaw34.0%5East Lansing33.0%6Detroit32.7%7Allendale29.8%8Kalamazoo24.9%9Muskegon24.9%10Jackson24.6%11Pontiac24.4%12Dearborn24.3%13Ann Arbor23.8%14Port Huron22.6%15Dearborn Heights21.9%16Lincoln Park21.5%17Lansing20.1%18Bay City19.1%19Taylor18.4%20Battle Creek17.6%21Eastpointe17.5%22Grand Rapids16.9%23Burton16.1%24Warren14.8%25Okemos14.5%26Westland14.3%27Romulus13.5%28Roseville12.5%29Oak Park12.0%30Holt11.3%31Sterling Heights11.1%32Madison Heights10.8%33Garden City10.7%34Wyoming10.5%35Kentwood10.4%36Holland10.3%37Midland10.3%38Southfield10.3%39Southgate9.4%40St. Clair Shores8.4%41Walker7.6%42Farmington Hills7.6%43Portage7.1%44Allen Park6.9%45Royal Oak6.2%46Novi5.4%47Troy5.4%48Rochester Hills5.2%49Livonia4.7%50Forest Hills3.0%
Limited to cities with 25,000+ residents. Download CSV. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey.