Lowest Poverty in Hungary

Top 100 cities ranked by lowest poverty

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Lowest Poverty — Hungary

1 Körösladány 03 0.9%

2 Kemecse 18 0.9%

3 Átány 11 0.9%

4 Tiszaalpár 01 0.9%

5 Bókaytelep 05 0.9%

6 Örkény 16 0.9%

7 Devecser 23 0.9%

8 Miklóstelep 05 0.9%

9 Martonvásár 08 0.9%

10 Rakamaz 18 0.9%

11 Fonyód 17 0.9%

12 Csenger 18 0.9%

13 Kenderes 20 0.9%

14 Algyő 06 0.9%

15 Csákvár 08 0.9%

16 Laposdűlő 05 0.9%

17 Lábatlan 12 0.9%

18 Lakatos-lakótelep 05 0.9%

19 Emőd 04 0.9%

20 Bugyi 16 0.9%

21 Mórahalom 06 0.9%

22 Vámospércs 10 0.9%

23 Elek 03 0.9%

24 Páty 16 0.9%

25 Hosszúpályi 10 0.9%

26 Zsámbék 16 0.9%

27 Rákóczifalva 20 0.9%

28 Őrbottyán 16 0.9%

29 Tiszalúc 04 0.9%

30 Egyek 10 0.9%

31 Tát 12 0.9%

32 Tápiószentmárton 16 0.9%

33 Újkígyós 03 0.9%

34 Nagyszénás 03 0.9%

35 Csorvás 03 0.9%

36 Csurgó 17 0.9%

37 Jászkisér 20 0.9%

38 Csepel-Kertváros 05 0.9%

39 Mélykút 01 0.9%

40 Kondoros 03 0.9%

41 Berhida 23 0.9%

42 Kunmadaras 20 0.9%

43 Kisbér 12 0.9%

44 Nagyhalász 18 0.9%

45 Dömsöd 16 0.9%

46 Szikszó 04 0.9%

47 Balatonboglár 17 0.9%

48 Kerekegyháza 01 0.9%

49 Erdőkertes 16 0.9%

50 Kartal 16 0.9%

51 Soroksár-Ujtelep 05 0.9%

52 Alsózsolca 04 0.9%

53 Orbánhegy 05 0.9%

54 Lőrinci 11 0.9%

55 Komádi 10 0.9%

56 Izsák 01 0.9%

57 Tiszalök 18 0.9%

58 Taksony 16 0.9%

59 Diósd 16 0.9%

60 Aszód 16 0.9%

61 Tápiószele 16 0.9%

62 Jászladány 20 0.9%

63 Mezőhegyes 03 0.9%

64 Jánossomorja 09 0.9%

65 Téglás 10 0.9%

66 Pusztaszabolcs 08 0.9%

67 Kaba 10 0.9%

68 Népszínháznegyed 05 0.9%

69 Füzesgyarmat 03 0.9%

70 Szécsény 14 0.9%

71 Piliscsaba 16 0.9%

72 Tótkomlós 03 0.9%

73 Mezőcsát 04 0.9%

74 Polgárdi 08 0.9%

75 Cinkota 05 0.9%

76 Battonya 03 0.9%

77 Szabadszállás 01 0.9%

78 Tápiószecső 16 0.9%

79 Gloriett-telep 05 0.9%

80 Sümeg 23 0.9%

81 Balkány 18 0.9%

82 Bátaszék 21 0.9%

83 Újszász 20 0.9%

84 Mezőkovácsháza 03 0.9%

85 Ibrány 18 0.9%

86 Encs 04 0.9%

87 Nagyecsed 18 0.9%

88 Fegyvernek 20 0.9%

89 Solt 01 0.9%

90 Szent Imre-kertváros 05 0.9%

91 Felsőzsolca 04 0.9%

92 Újlak 05 0.9%

93 Szentlőrinc 02 0.9%

94 Nyírtelek 18 0.9%

95 Létavértes 10 0.9%

96 Enying 08 0.9%

97 Ács 12 0.9%

98 Gellérthegy 05 0.9%

99 Mindszent 06 0.9%

100 Halásztelek 16 0.9%

Cities with the lowest poverty rates in Hungary demonstrate strong economic conditions where most residents have adequate financial resources. Körösladány has a poverty rate of just 0.9%.

Low poverty rates typically reflect a combination of strong job markets, educated populations, and higher wage levels. These communities often feature well-funded public services, good school systems, and active civic engagement.

While low poverty rates are encouraging, some of these cities maintain their statistics partly through high costs of living that effectively price out lower-income residents, raising questions about housing equity and economic diversity.

Did You Know?

1. Only 0.9% of residents in Körösladány live below the poverty line.
2. The federal poverty line for a family of four is approximately $31,200 per year (2024).
3. Cities with the lowest poverty rates tend to also rank high in education, income, and safety metrics.

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