Poorest Cities in United States of America

United States of America has 4% of the world population and carries 25% of global economic activity and it is world's largest richest country. Despite these facts, this country has so many cities which are left behind. Such cities are the poorest cities in the United States of America.

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01. Selma, Alabama

Over Half of the population of Selma, Alabama earn less than $25000 per year. Because of such low income, major population of the city depend upon Government support to pay for basic necessities. 

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02. Ketchikan, Alaska

Ketchikan Median household income: $56,372 per year. 

03. South Tucson, Arizona

South Median household income: $56,372 per year. South Tucson is one of the poorest town in Arizona and also in United States. 

04. Clear Lake, California

Clear Lake Median household income: $27,034 per year. 

05. Federal Heights, Colorado

Federal Heights Median household income: $38,328 per year. 

06. Willimantic, Connecticut

Willimantic Median household income: $33,564 per year. 

07. Claymont, Delaware

Claymont Median household income: $52,277 per year. 

08. Belle Glade, Florida

Belle Glade Median household income: $25,873 per year. 

09. Brunswick, Georgia

Brunswick Median household income: $24,417 per year. 

10. Bonners Fery, Idaho

Bonners Fery Median household income: $30,971 per year.