West Virginia poorest counties

Number of counties: 55

Median household income: 50,884

Poorest county: McDowell County

Table of counties in West Virginia sorted by household income from poorest to richest.
County	Median household income (dollars)
McDowell County	30,127
Mingo County	35,349
Clay County	37,197
Pocahontas County	37,225
Calhoun County	37,428
Webster County	37,720
Logan County	38,493
Roane County	38,608
Summers County	41,077
Greenbrier County	41,694
Barbour County	42,260
Braxton County	42,519
Nicholas County	42,946
Raleigh County	43,150
Mercer County	43,293
Cabell County	43,779
Upshur County	44,470
Wyoming County	44,630
Ritchie County	45,184
Lewis County	45,345
Wayne County	45,591
Gilmer County	45,870
Fayette County	45,988
Pendleton County	46,506
Hardy County	46,592
Lincoln County	46,683
Grant County	47,224
Randolph County	47,343
Monroe County	47,417
Wetzel County	47,611
Wirt County	49,441
Tucker County	49,808
Mason County	49,957
Wood County	50,231
Kanawha County	50,574
Boone County	50,598
Tyler County	50,601
Hampshire County	50,890
Brooke County	51,210
Ohio County	51,516
Hancock County	52,062
Marshall County	52,371
Taylor County	52,823
Jackson County	53,165
Harrison County	54,124
Marion County	55,094
Preston County	55,755
Monongalia County	56,466
Morgan County	56,616
Mineral County	57,345
Pleasants County	58,433
Doddridge County	58,750
Berkeley County	68,101
Putnam County	68,740
Jefferson County	86,711

What is the poorest county in West Virginia?

McDowell County is the poorest county in West Virginia with median household income of 30,127.

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