Lowest Income in Punjab

Top 100 cities ranked by lowest income

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Lowest Income — Punjab

1 Gil $2,800

2 Budhlāda $2,800

3 Bhulath Gharbi $2,800

4 Bhogpur $2,800

5 Bhikkiwind Uttār $2,800

6 Bhīkhi $2,800

7 Bhawānīgarh $2,800

8 Bathinda $2,800

9 Bhādson $2,800

10 Bhadaur $2,800

11 Begowāl $2,800

12 Batāla $2,800

13 Basi $2,800

14 Barnāla $2,800

15 Banūr $2,800

16 Banga $2,800

17 Bālāchor $2,800

18 Bagha Purana $2,800

19 Badhni Kalān $2,800

20 Bāba Bakāla $2,800

21 Anandpur $2,800

22 Amritsar $2,800

23 Amloh $2,800

24 Alāwalpur $2,800

25 Akālgarh $2,800

26 Ajnāla $2,800

27 Abohar $2,800

28 Adampur $2,800

29 Mullānwāla $2,800

30 Zerakpur $2,800

31 Dappar $2,800

32 Mīrpur $2,800

33 Bhankarpur $2,800

34 Mohali $2,800

35 Kotkapura $2,800

36 Bhagta $2,800

37 Zira $2,800

38 Longowal $2,800

39 Patran $2,800

40 Lohiān $2,800

41 Jalandhar Cantonment $2,800

42 Kaurānwāli $2,800

43 Baruwāli $2,800

44 Mahna $2,800

45 Rāman $2,800

46 Bhucho Mandi $2,800

47 Mūllānpur $2,800

48 Baddowāl $2,800

49 Bhattiān $2,800

50 Pratāp Singhwāla $2,800

51 Tharīke $2,800

52 Fateh Nangal $2,800

53 Tapa $2,800

54 Chīma $2,800

55 Jalālābād $2,800

56 Naya Gaon $2,800

57 Ahmedgarh $2,800

58 Bareta $2,800

59 Sufipind $2,800

60 Rail $2,800

61 Sarai Khas $2,800

62 Dhin $2,800

63 Khambra on Nakodar Road $2,800

64 Lehragaga $2,800

65 Moonak $2,800

66 Rampura Phul $2,800

67 Kathāniān $2,800

68 Nangli $2,800

69 Nāg $2,800

70 Balaungi $2,800

71 Gobindgarh $2,800

72 Gorāya $2,800

73 Apra $2,800

74 Khotran $2,800

75 Behjoga $2,800

76 Husainpur $2,800

77 Budha Thēh $2,800

78 Bahrāmpur $2,800

79 Bhamiān Kalān $2,800

80 Sānehwāl $2,800

81 Goniāna Mandi $2,800

82 Chuhal $2,800

83 Pakhi Khanauri $2,800

84 Amargarh $2,800

85 Lāhauran Bara $2,800

86 Rurki $2,800

87 Mulānpur $2,800

88 Nīlpur $2,800

89 Lālru $2,800

90 Boh $2,800

91 Thariāl $2,800

92 Rāya $2,800

93 Satiāwāla $2,800

94 Mamun $2,800

95 Kot $2,800

96 Jugiāl $2,800

97 Manwāl $2,800

98 Tibri $2,800

99 Daulatpur $2,800

100 Bungal $2,800

Cities with the lowest median incomes in Punjab face economic challenges that affect residents' quality of life and access to opportunities. Gil has a median household income of $2,800.

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 Gil earns $2,800 — 96% 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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