Lowest Poverty in Odesa

Top 52 cities ranked by lowest poverty

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All Countries · Ukraine · Odesa

Lowest Poverty — Odesa

1 Shevchenkove 24.1%

2 Velykyi Dalnyk 24.1%

3 Oleksandrivka 24.1%

4 Lymanske 24.1%

5 Shabo 24.1%

6 Chornomorske 24.1%

7 Dobroslav 24.1%

8 Kubey 24.1%

9 Shyryayeve 24.1%

10 Savran 24.1%

11 Fontanka 24.1%

12 Mayaky 24.1%

13 Bessarabske 24.1%

14 Vypasne 24.1%

15 Avanhard 24.1%

16 Zorya 24.1%

17 Ozerne 24.1%

18 Serhiyivka 24.1%

19 Velyka Mykhaylivka 24.1%

20 Okny 24.1%

21 Plakhtiyivka 24.1%

22 Krasnosilka 24.1%

23 Troyitske 24.1%

24 Zakharivka 24.1%

25 Starokozache 24.1%

26 Horodnye 24.1%

27 Lymanka 24.1%

28 Izmail 24.1%

29 Chornomors’k 24.1%

30 Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi 24.1%

31 Podilsk 24.1%

32 Pivdenne 24.1%

33 Kiliya 24.1%

34 Reni 24.1%

35 Balta 24.1%

36 Rozdilna 24.1%

37 Bolhrad 24.1%

38 Artsyz 24.1%

39 Velykodolynske 24.1%

40 Odesa 24.1%

41 Bilyayivka 24.1%

42 Ovidiopol 24.1%

43 Tatarbunary 24.1%

44 Teplodar 24.1%

45 Berezivka 24.1%

46 Lyubashivka 24.1%

47 Nerubayske 24.1%

48 Dachne 24.1%

49 Kodyma 24.1%

50 Usatove 24.1%

51 Ananyiv 24.1%

52 Vylkove 24.1%

Cities with the lowest poverty rates in Odesa demonstrate strong economic conditions where most residents have adequate financial resources. Shevchenkove has a poverty rate of just 24.1%.

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 24.1% of residents in Shevchenkove 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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