Lowest Income in Georgia

Top 100 cities ranked by lowest income

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All Countries · United States · Georgia

Lowest Income — Georgia

1 Camilla $26,720

2 Cordele $31,564

3 Cedartown $32,064

4 Brunswick $34,021

5 Adel $35,897

6 Waynesboro $36,156

7 Fitzgerald $36,515

8 Thomaston $36,571

9 Waycross $37,398

10 Douglas $37,979

11 Americus $39,527

12 Milledgeville $39,669

13 Fort Valley $39,714

14 LaFayette $39,820

15 Dublin $40,417

16 Cairo $40,496

17 LaGrange $41,491

18 Bainbridge $41,531

19 Garden City $41,735

20 Forest Park $42,286

21 Statesboro $42,884

22 Moultrie $42,900

23 Thomson $43,376

24 Monroe $43,991

25 Griffin $44,021

26 Tifton $44,324

27 Jackson $44,508

28 Sandersville $44,724

29 Albany $45,201

30 Conley $45,598

31 Swainsboro $45,621

32 Valdosta $45,849

33 Eastman $46,214

34 Clarkston $46,495

35 Union City $47,635

36 Covington $47,797

37 Jesup $48,306

38 Thomasville $48,464

39 College Park $48,505

40 Dock Junction $48,600

41 Glennville $48,681

42 Toccoa $48,706

43 Panthersville $48,984

44 Stone Mountain $49,661

45 Jonesboro $50,060

46 Macon-Bibb County $50,747

47 Fort Oglethorpe $50,902

48 Fort Stewart $51,090

49 Rome $51,106

50 McRae-Helena $51,296

51 Calhoun $51,439

52 Carrollton $51,553

53 Athens-Clarke County $51,655

54 Blakely $52,656

55 Eatonton $52,989

56 Augusta-Richmond County $53,134

57 Vidalia $53,393

58 Rockmart $53,854

59 Lithia Springs $54,982

60 Columbus $56,622

61 Savannah $56,782

62 Lilburn $57,266

63 Conyers $58,141

64 Barnesville $58,317

65 Lawrenceville $58,606

66 East Point $58,983

67 Hinesville $59,216

68 Cusseta-Chattahoochee County unified government $59,221

69 Country Club Estates $59,387

70 Sylvester $59,808

71 Winder $59,944

72 Doraville $60,618

73 Fairview $60,714

74 Oakwood $61,191

75 Morrow $61,215

76 Dalton $61,236

77 Commerce $61,286

78 Irondale $61,454

79 Fair Oaks $61,681

80 Candler-McAfee $62,299

81 Riverdale $62,627

82 Stonecrest $62,939

83 Redan $63,226

84 Hapeville $63,673

85 Gainesville $64,636

86 Warner Robins $65,715

87 St. Marys $67,271

88 Austell $67,500

89 Lovejoy $67,872

90 Belvedere Park $68,900

91 Marietta $70,086

92 Gresham Park $70,101

93 Stockbridge $70,579

94 Buford $71,598

95 Locust Grove $72,563

96 Grovetown $72,612

97 Dallas $73,387

98 Dahlonega $74,500

99 Dacula $74,900

100 Norcross $75,068

Cities with the lowest median incomes in Georgia face economic challenges that affect residents' quality of life and access to opportunities. Camilla has a median household income of $26,720.

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 Camilla earns $26,720 — 64% 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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