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Counties in the State of Rhode Island 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 Rhode Island based on the percentage of residents living in low income areas.


5 Kent County

166,158
Total Population
153,471
Urban Population
12,687
Rural Population

7.95%
Population Living In Low Income Areas
8.61%
Urban Population Living In Low Income Areas
0%
Rural Population Living In Low Income Areas
13,210
Population In Low Income Areas
13,210
Urban Population In Low Income Areas
-
Rural Population In Low Income Areas

68,645
Housing Units
64,074
Urban Housing Units
4,571
Rural Housing Units

5,504
Housing Units In Low Income Areas
5,504
Urban Housing Units In Low Income Areas
-
Rural Housing Units In Low Income Areas

4 Newport County

82,888
Total Population
74,419
Urban Population
8,469
Rural Population

11.2%
Population Living In Low Income Areas
12.47%
Urban Population Living In Low Income Areas
0%
Rural Population Living In Low Income Areas
9,282
Population In Low Income Areas
9,282
Urban Population In Low Income Areas
-
Rural Population In Low Income Areas

34,911
Housing Units
31,438
Urban Housing Units
3,473
Rural Housing Units

3,415
Housing Units In Low Income Areas
3,415
Urban Housing Units In Low Income Areas
-
Rural Housing Units In Low Income Areas

3 Washington County

126,979
Total Population
77,502
Urban Population
49,477
Rural Population

12.62%
Population Living In Low Income Areas
20.68%
Urban Population Living In Low Income Areas
0%
Rural Population Living In Low Income Areas
16,029
Population In Low Income Areas
16,029
Urban Population In Low Income Areas
-
Rural Population In Low Income Areas

49,177
Housing Units
29,637
Urban Housing Units
19,540
Rural Housing Units

4,818
Housing Units In Low Income Areas
4,818
Urban Housing Units In Low Income Areas
-
Rural Housing Units In Low Income Areas

2 Bristol County

49,875
Total Population
49,875
Urban Population
-
Rural Population

14.48%
Population Living In Low Income Areas
14.48%
Urban Population Living In Low Income Areas
0%
Rural Population Living In Low Income Areas
7,220
Population In Low Income Areas
7,220
Urban Population In Low Income Areas
-
Rural Population In Low Income Areas

19,150
Housing Units
19,150
Urban Housing Units
-
Rural Housing Units

3,515
Housing Units In Low Income Areas
3,515
Urban Housing Units In Low Income Areas
-
Rural Housing Units In Low Income Areas

1 Providence County

626,667
Total Population
587,227
Urban Population
39,440
Rural Population

47.06%
Population Living In Low Income Areas
50.22%
Urban Population Living In Low Income Areas
0%
Rural Population Living In Low Income Areas
294,934
Population In Low Income Areas
294,934
Urban Population In Low Income Areas
-
Rural Population In Low Income Areas

241,717
Housing Units
226,990
Urban Housing Units
14,727
Rural Housing Units

108,585
Housing Units In Low Income Areas
108,585
Urban Housing Units In Low Income Areas
-
Rural Housing Units In Low Income Areas



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

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