Alabama poorest counties

Number of counties: 67

Median household income: 54,943

Poorest county: Perry County

Table of counties in Alabama sorted by household income from poorest to richest.
County	Median household income (dollars)
Perry County	27,057
Sumter County	27,099
Greene County	28,826
Bullock County	29,063
Lowndes County	31,961
Hale County	32,294
Monroe County	32,631
Dallas County	34,957
Marengo County	35,379
Wilcox County	36,385
Barbour County	36,422
Conecuh County	37,986
Escambia County	38,464
Choctaw County	38,581
Macon County	39,303
Pike County	40,106
Crenshaw County	43,103
Lamar County	43,324
Pickens County	43,389
Cherokee County	43,475
Geneva County	43,581
Franklin County	43,633
Jackson County	43,785
Fayette County	43,960
DeKalb County	44,037
Russell County	44,065
Clarke County	44,108
Washington County	44,512
Marion County	44,551
Clay County	45,163
Butler County	45,236
Talladega County	45,400
Winston County	46,096
Covington County	46,186
Etowah County	46,984
Randolph County	47,081
Chambers County	47,232
Walker County	47,442
Cleburne County	48,333
Lauderdale County	50,000
Coosa County	50,013
Dale County	50,052
Houston County	50,222
Tallapoosa County	50,652
Calhoun County	50,977
Mobile County	51,169
Lawrence County	51,712
Colbert County	52,017
Montgomery County	52,511
Cullman County	52,690
Blount County	52,830
Marshall County	52,938
Bibb County	54,277
Henry County	55,870
Morgan County	56,128
Chilton County	56,243
Lee County	57,191
Tuscaloosa County	57,508
Jefferson County	58,330
Coffee County	59,034
Autauga County	62,660
Baldwin County	64,346
St. Clair County	65,070
Elmore County	67,597
Limestone County	70,736
Madison County	71,153
Shelby County	82,592

What is the poorest county in Alabama?

Perry County is the poorest county in Alabama with median household income of 27,057.

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