Lowest Income in Central African Republic

Top 46 cities ranked by lowest income

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All Countries · Central African Republic

Lowest Income — Central African Republic

1 Mbrés 15 $496

2 Carnot 19 $496

3 Damara 17 $496

4 Dekoa 06 $496

5 Gamboula 04 $496

6 Grimari 11 $496

7 Ippy 11 $496

8 Kabo 20 $496

9 Kaga-Bandoro 15 $496

10 Kembé 02 $496

11 Kouango 11 $496

12 Mbaïki 07 $496

13 Bria 03 $496

14 Mobaye 02 $496

15 Mongoumba 07 $496

16 Ndélé 01 $496

17 Nola 16 $496

18 Obo 05 $496

19 Ouadda 03 $496

20 Paoua 21 $496

21 Sibut 06 $496

22 Yaloké 17 $496

23 Zemio 05 $496

24 Birao 14 $496

25 Baboua 09 $496

26 Bambari 11 $496

27 Bamingui 01 $496

28 Bangassou 08 $496

29 Bangui 18 $496

30 Baoro 09 $496

31 Batangafo 20 $496

32 Bayanga 16 $496

33 Bégoua 17 $496

34 Berbérati 04 $496

35 Bimbo 17 $496

36 Alindao 02 $496

37 Boali 17 $496

38 Bobangui 07 $496

39 Bocaranga 13 $496

40 Boda 07 $496

41 Bossangoa 12 $496

42 Bossembélé 17 $496

43 Bossemtele I 13 $496

44 Bouar 09 $496

45 Bouca 20 $496

46 Bozoum 13 $496

Cities with the lowest median incomes in Central African Republic face economic challenges that affect residents' quality of life and access to opportunities. Mbrés has a median household income of $496.

Lower incomes in these cities may reflect limited local job markets, reliance on specific industries, or historical economic factors. However, many of these communities also have lower costs of living, which can partially offset the income difference.

Economic development initiatives, workforce training programs, and infrastructure investments are key strategies being pursued in many of these communities to raise income levels and attract new employers.

Did You Know?

1. The median household in Mbrés earns $496 — 99% below the national median.
2. Lower incomes don't always mean lower quality of life — many of these cities have significantly lower costs of living.
3. College towns often appear on this list because student populations bring down the median household income statistics.

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