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Which cities have thegreatest income inequality?
Atlanta
2.
Boulder, Colorado
3.
New Orleans
4.
Columbia, South Carolina
5.
Miami
6.
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
7.
New York
8.
Tampa, Florida
9.
Cincinnati
10.
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
11.
Shreveport, Louisiana
12.
College Station, Texas
13.
Little Rock, Arkansas
14.
Boston
15.
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
16.
New Haven, Connecticut
17.
Houston
18.
Dallas
19.
Peoria, Illinois
20.
Berkeley, California
21.
Chicago
22.
Gainesville, Florida
23.
Los Angeles
24.
Sandy Springs, Georgia
25.
Ann Arbor, Michigan
26.
Tallahassee, Florida
27.
Memphis, Tennessee
28.
Wilmington, North Carolina
29.
Richmond, Virginia
30.
Macon, Georgia
31.
Birmingham, Alabama
32.
Philadelphia
33.
San Francisco
34.
Washington, D.C.
35.
Baltimore
36.
Cleveland
37.
Providence, Rhode Island
38.
Pittsburgh
39.
Lafayette, Louisiana
40.
Tulsa, Oklahoma
41.
Stamford, Connecticut
42.
Pasadena, California
43.
Scottsdale, Arizona
44.
Oakland, California
45.
Athens, Georgia
46.
Hartford, Connecticut
47.
West Palm Beach, Florida
48.
Detroit
49.
Jersey City, New Jersey
50.
For rankings only factor (1) was considered.
All data was sourced from the 2022 American Community Survey as conducted by the US Census Bureau.
All data was collected and up to date as of July 10, 2024.
Gini Index: The Gini Index is a summary measure of income inequality.
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