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Lowest Income in Negeri Sembilan

Top 22 cities ranked by lowest income

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Lowest Income — Negeri Sembilan

1 Bandar Sri Sendayan $13,400
2 Titi $13,400
3 Pasir Panjang $13,400
4 Seremban 3 $13,400
5 Bandar Springhill $13,400
6 Bandar Baru Enstek $13,400
7 Gemencheh $13,400
8 Lenggeng $13,400
9 Lukut $13,400
10 Kampung Teluk Kemang $13,400
11 Kuala Pilah $13,400
12 Seremban $13,400
13 Tampin $13,400
14 Rembau $13,400
15 Gemas $13,400
16 Taman Seremban Jaya $13,400
17 Bahau $13,400
18 Kampung Baharu Nilai $13,400
19 Rompin $13,400
20 Seremban 2 $13,400
21 Taman Senawang Indah $13,400
22 Port Dickson $13,400

Cities with the lowest median incomes in Negeri Sembilan face economic challenges that affect residents' quality of life and access to opportunities. Bandar Sri Sendayan has a median household income of $13,400.

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 Bandar Sri Sendayan earns $13,400 — 82% 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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