South Dakota poorest counties

Number of counties: 66

Median household income: 63,920

Poorest county: Jackson County

Table of counties in South Dakota sorted by household income from poorest to richest.
County	Median household income (dollars)
Jackson County	25,357
Todd County	26,250
Oglala Lakota County	33,192
Mellette County	35,726
Corson County	38,281
Buffalo County	38,523
Ziebach County	38,750
Bennett County	40,664
Gregory County	44,654
Dewey County	46,087
Butte County	48,941
Davison County	50,900
Fall River County	51,007
Haakon County	51,016
Walworth County	51,746
Tripp County	52,274
Jones County	52,321
Day County	52,775
Charles Mix County	52,981
Faulk County	53,056
Bon Homme County	53,575
Roberts County	53,618
McPherson County	54,324
Clark County	54,473
Lyman County	55,977
Clay County	56,077
Lawrence County	56,166
Miner County	56,351
Beadle County	56,692
Campbell County	58,026
Jerauld County	58,375
Sanborn County	58,409
Brookings County	59,178
Potter County	59,408
Perkins County	59,432
Sully County	59,688
Brule County	60,857
Hand County	61,121
Codington County	61,496
Hutchinson County	62,448
Pennington County	62,546
Kingsbury County	62,634
Spink County	63,802
Brown County	63,805
Harding County	64,250
Aurora County	64,960
Moody County	66,000
Turner County	66,199
Hyde County	66,328
Minnehaha County	66,502
Douglas County	66,750
Yankton County	67,052
Lake County	67,297
Meade County	68,242
Custer County	68,736
Marshall County	69,236
Edmunds County	69,732
Grant County	70,483
Deuel County	70,808
Hamlin County	71,923
McCook County	72,063
Hanson County	75,132
Stanley County	76,402
Hughes County	77,725
Union County	80,238
Lincoln County	87,560

What is the poorest county in South Dakota?

Jackson County is the poorest county in South Dakota with median household income of 25,357.

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