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Counties in the State of Connecticut Ranked By The Percentage of The Residents In Low Income Areas.

by Noah Smith
Saturday, August 15, 2015



The income of families and where they live usually have an impact of the quality of life they live. This is most especially true for families in low income areas. These families living in these areas are subjected to a number of disadvantages which as compared to the rest of the country in facets of life such as economic opportunities, education and health, as well as access to healthy and fresh food.

As part of our series on Access to Healthy Food in the United States and Low Income Areas in America, we have ranked the counties in the State of Connecticut based on the percentage of residents living in low income areas.


8 Middlesex County

165,676
Total Population
118,587
Urban Population
47,089
Rural Population

12.14%
Population Living In Low Income Areas
16.96%
Urban Population Living In Low Income Areas
0%
Rural Population Living In Low Income Areas
20,109
Population In Low Income Areas
20,109
Urban Population In Low Income Areas
-
Rural Population In Low Income Areas

67,202
Housing Units
49,513
Urban Housing Units
17,689
Rural Housing Units

7,947
Housing Units In Low Income Areas
7,947
Urban Housing Units In Low Income Areas
-
Rural Housing Units In Low Income Areas

7 Litchfield County

189,927
Total Population
99,622
Urban Population
90,305
Rural Population

15.15%
Population Living In Low Income Areas
21.27%
Urban Population Living In Low Income Areas
8.41%
Rural Population Living In Low Income Areas
28,780
Population In Low Income Areas
21,186
Urban Population In Low Income Areas
7,594
Rural Population In Low Income Areas

76,640
Housing Units
39,563
Urban Housing Units
37,077
Rural Housing Units

12,226
Housing Units In Low Income Areas
8,869
Urban Housing Units In Low Income Areas
3,357
Rural Housing Units In Low Income Areas

6 Tolland County

152,691
Total Population
83,649
Urban Population
69,042
Rural Population

17.36%
Population Living In Low Income Areas
31.7%
Urban Population Living In Low Income Areas
0%
Rural Population Living In Low Income Areas
26,513
Population In Low Income Areas
26,513
Urban Population In Low Income Areas
-
Rural Population In Low Income Areas

54,477
Housing Units
28,038
Urban Housing Units
26,439
Rural Housing Units

6,073
Housing Units In Low Income Areas
6,073
Urban Housing Units In Low Income Areas
-
Rural Housing Units In Low Income Areas

5 New London County

274,055
Total Population
197,302
Urban Population
76,753
Rural Population

25.45%
Population Living In Low Income Areas
35.35%
Urban Population Living In Low Income Areas
0%
Rural Population Living In Low Income Areas
69,743
Population In Low Income Areas
69,743
Urban Population In Low Income Areas
-
Rural Population In Low Income Areas

107,057
Housing Units
77,697
Urban Housing Units
29,360
Rural Housing Units

27,807
Housing Units In Low Income Areas
27,807
Urban Housing Units In Low Income Areas
-
Rural Housing Units In Low Income Areas

4 Fairfield County

916,829
Total Population
853,046
Urban Population
63,783
Rural Population

32.98%
Population Living In Low Income Areas
35.44%
Urban Population Living In Low Income Areas
0%
Rural Population Living In Low Income Areas
302,330
Population In Low Income Areas
302,330
Urban Population In Low Income Areas
-
Rural Population In Low Income Areas

335,545
Housing Units
312,594
Urban Housing Units
22,951
Rural Housing Units

110,510
Housing Units In Low Income Areas
110,510
Urban Housing Units In Low Income Areas
-
Rural Housing Units In Low Income Areas

3 Hartford County

894,014
Total Population
814,208
Urban Population
79,806
Rural Population

33.46%
Population Living In Low Income Areas
36.74%
Urban Population Living In Low Income Areas
0%
Rural Population Living In Low Income Areas
299,121
Population In Low Income Areas
299,121
Urban Population In Low Income Areas
-
Rural Population In Low Income Areas

350,854
Housing Units
320,950
Urban Housing Units
29,904
Rural Housing Units

115,180
Housing Units In Low Income Areas
115,180
Urban Housing Units In Low Income Areas
-
Rural Housing Units In Low Income Areas

2 New Haven County

862,477
Total Population
820,386
Urban Population
42,091
Rural Population

38.39%
Population Living In Low Income Areas
40.36%
Urban Population Living In Low Income Areas
0%
Rural Population Living In Low Income Areas
331,121
Population In Low Income Areas
331,121
Urban Population In Low Income Areas
-
Rural Population In Low Income Areas

334,502
Housing Units
319,449
Urban Housing Units
15,053
Rural Housing Units

126,440
Housing Units In Low Income Areas
126,440
Urban Housing Units In Low Income Areas
-
Rural Housing Units In Low Income Areas

1 Windham County

118,428
Total Population
53,514
Urban Population
64,914
Rural Population

49.22%
Population Living In Low Income Areas
76.41%
Urban Population Living In Low Income Areas
26.81%
Rural Population Living In Low Income Areas
58,292
Population In Low Income Areas
40,891
Urban Population In Low Income Areas
17,401
Rural Population In Low Income Areas

44,810
Housing Units
19,685
Urban Housing Units
25,125
Rural Housing Units

21,928
Housing Units In Low Income Areas
15,034
Urban Housing Units In Low Income Areas
6,894
Rural Housing Units In Low Income Areas



Source: Economic Research Service (ERS) of the United States Department of Agriculture

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