Posted in Kansas
August 22, 2015
Here Are The 10 Poorest Counties In Kansas
Is it just me or does it seem like the world around us only focuses on money? Oh, it isn’t just me, you say? Good…I guess. Anyway, I like to believe that there is more to life than just money and that it doesn’t necessarily matter how much of it you have. Case in point: these 10 Kansas counties that might be slightly below others when it comes to finances, but make up for those shortcomings with personality, spirit, and pride. *All statistics are via the 2010 U.S. Census American Community Survey.*
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Cities include: Toronto, Neosho Falls and Yates (pictured) // Median Household Income: $30,385 // Per Capita Income: $23,986
Cities include: Bird City and St. Francis (pictured) // Median Household Income: $31,186 // Per Capita Income: $19,460
Cities include: Almena, Edmond and Norton (pictured) // Median Household Income: $32,016 // Per Capita Income: $19,080
Cities include: Elk Falls, Moline and Howard (pictured) // Median Household Income: $33,455 // Per Capita Income: $20,958
Cities include: Alton, Natoma and Osborne (pictured) // Median Household Income: $34,797 // Per Capita Income: $22,536
Cities include: Wilmore, Protection and Coldwater (pictured) // Median Household Income: $34,808 // Per Capita Income: $22,974
Cities include: Pittsburg, Mulberry and Girard (pictured) // Median Household Income: $35,286 // Per Capita Income: $19,753
Cities include: Clayton, Jennings and Oberlin (pictured) // Median Household Income: $35,383 // Per Capita Income: $21,966
Cities include: Glasco, Jamestown and Concordia (pictured) // Median Household Income: $35,838 // Per Capita Income: $18,690
Cities include: Chautauqua, Peru and Sedan (pictured) // Median Household Income: $35,848 // Per Capita Income: $21,613
Did any of the counties on the list surprise you?
