Highest Poverty in Argentina

Top 100 cities ranked by highest poverty

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Highest Poverty — Argentina

1 La Esperanza 10 1.0%

2 Open Door 01 1.0%

3 El Alcázar 14 1.0%

4 Villa Huidobro 05 1.0%

5 Cervantes 16 1.0%

6 Calilegua 10 1.0%

7 Tancacha 05 1.0%

8 Estación Camet 01 1.0%

9 Graneros 24 1.0%

10 Guatraché 11 1.0%

11 Las Higueras 05 1.0%

12 Palma Sola 10 1.0%

13 Beltrán 22 1.0%

14 Cerro Azul 14 1.0%

15 Palo Santo 09 1.0%

16 Gobernador Gregores 20 1.0%

17 Villa Hernandarias 08 1.0%

18 Caimancito 10 1.0%

19 Pozo del Molle 05 1.0%

20 Santo Pipó 14 1.0%

21 Campo Gallo 22 1.0%

22 Tilisarao 19 1.0%

23 Valle Hermoso 05 1.0%

24 Laborde 05 1.0%

25 General Levalle 05 1.0%

26 Monte Buey 05 1.0%

27 Sastre 21 1.0%

28 Margarita Belén 03 1.0%

29 Balnearia 05 1.0%

30 General Conesa 16 1.0%

31 Devoto 05 1.0%

32 Huerta Grande 05 1.0%

33 Chañar Ladeado 21 1.0%

34 Tilcara 10 1.0%

35 Despeñaderos 05 1.0%

36 Comandante Fontana 09 1.0%

37 Perugorría 06 1.0%

38 Gaiman 04 1.0%

39 Ingeniero Jacobacci 16 1.0%

40 Maciá 08 1.0%

41 Paso de la Patria 06 1.0%

42 Concepción del Bermejo 03 1.0%

43 Villa Ojo de Agua 22 1.0%

44 Capioví 14 1.0%

45 Villa General Belgrano 05 1.0%

46 Panambí 14 1.0%

47 Suncho Corral 22 1.0%

48 Mocoretá 06 1.0%

49 Puerto Libertad 14 1.0%

50 Puerto San Julián 20 1.0%

51 Larroque 08 1.0%

52 Rada Tilly 04 1.0%

53 Saujil 02 1.0%

54 Gobernador Roca 14 1.0%

55 Capayán 02 1.0%

56 Senillosa 15 1.0%

57 Trevelin 04 1.0%

58 Fray Luis Beltrán 16 1.0%

59 Salsipuedes 05 1.0%

60 Los Altos 02 1.0%

61 Adelia María 05 1.0%

62 Berrotarán 05 1.0%

63 San José 14 1.0%

64 Ingeniero Luis A. Huergo 16 1.0%

65 Victorica 11 1.0%

66 Tapalqué 01 1.0%

67 Los Frentones 03 1.0%

68 Yacimientos Río Turbio 20 1.0%

69 Río Turbio 20 1.0%

70 Alba Posse 14 1.0%

71 Trancas 24 1.0%

72 La Toma 19 1.0%

73 San Antonio 10 1.0%

74 San Benito 08 1.0%

75 Santa Rosa de Río Primero 05 1.0%

76 General Fernández Oro 16 1.0%

77 Avia Terai 03 1.0%

78 Mina Clavero 05 1.0%

79 Icaño 02 1.0%

80 Castelli 01 1.0%

81 Cruz Alta 05 1.0%

82 Villa San Agustín 18 1.0%

83 Montecristo 05 1.0%

84 Monte Maíz 05 1.0%

85 Arias 05 1.0%

86 Veinticinco de Mayo 11 1.0%

87 Sierra Grande 16 1.0%

88 Intendente Alvear 11 1.0%

89 Malabrigo 21 1.0%

90 La Cocha 24 1.0%

91 María Grande 08 1.0%

92 Villa del Totoral 05 1.0%

93 Laguna Larga 05 1.0%

94 Realicó 11 1.0%

95 General Conesa 01 1.0%

96 La Cumbre 05 1.0%

97 Sampacho 05 1.0%

98 Villa de Soto 05 1.0%

99 Río Primero 05 1.0%

100 San Miguel 06 1.0%

Cities with the highest poverty rates in Argentina face deep economic challenges affecting a significant portion of their population. La Esperanza has a poverty rate of 1.0%.

High poverty rates impact communities in multiple ways: reduced access to healthcare and healthy food, lower educational outcomes, higher crime rates, and deteriorating infrastructure. These challenges are interconnected and require comprehensive solutions.

Addressing poverty in these cities requires a multi-pronged approach including economic development, affordable housing, quality education, healthcare access, and workforce training programs targeting underserved populations.

Did You Know?

1. In La Esperanza, 1.0% of residents — roughly 1 in 100 people — live below the poverty line.
2. Child poverty rates in these cities are often even higher than the overall rate, sometimes exceeding 40%.
3. Poverty is measured by household income relative to family size — the threshold varies from $15,060 for an individual to $31,200 for a family of four.

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