Pennsylvania poorest counties

Number of counties: 67

Median household income: 67,587

Poorest county: Cameron County

Table of counties in Pennsylvania sorted by household income from poorest to richest.
County	Median household income (dollars)
Cameron County	43,615
Forest County	43,958
Potter County	50,944
Northumberland County	51,005
Cambria County	51,018
Fayette County	51,321
McKean County	52,350
Indiana County	52,546
Philadelphia County	52,649
Mercer County	52,810
Jefferson County	52,815
Clearfield County	52,826
Clarion County	53,096
Lawrence County	53,106
Clinton County	53,792
Sullivan County	54,074
Somerset County	54,332
Blair County	54,368
Bradford County	54,383
Bedford County	54,596
Tioga County	54,671
Mifflin County	54,738
Crawford County	55,042
Columbia County	55,572
Warren County	55,796
Venango County	55,899
Erie County	55,949
Juniata County	56,382
Luzerne County	56,534
Wayne County	56,744
Armstrong County	56,838
Huntingdon County	57,055
Greene County	57,497
Elk County	57,551
Schuylkill County	57,785
Lycoming County	58,177
Fulton County	58,343
Lackawanna County	58,366
Carbon County	59,289
Susquehanna County	59,391
Union County	61,807
Beaver County	62,152
Wyoming County	62,795
Snyder County	62,951
Westmoreland County	64,708
Montour County	64,858
Centre County	64,995
Lebanon County	66,164
Franklin County	66,329
Dauphin County	66,480
Allegheny County	66,659
Washington County	68,787
Berks County	69,272
Lehigh County	69,440
Pike County	71,360
Adams County	72,492
York County	72,543
Monroe County	72,679
Perry County	72,922
Lancaster County	73,688
Cumberland County	77,001
Butler County	77,065
Northampton County	77,103
Delaware County	80,398
Bucks County	99,302
Montgomery County	99,361
Chester County	109,969

What is the poorest county in Pennsylvania?

Cameron County is the poorest county in Pennsylvania with median household income of 43,615.

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