Cities with the Highest Poverty Level in Utah

Q: What are the Top 10 Cities with the Highest Poverty Level in Utah?

Top 10 Cities with the Highest Poverty Level in Utah are: #1 Mexican Hat 100.0% . #2 Garden 72.4% . #3 Navajo Mountain 71.5% . #4 Whiterocks 66.0% . #5 Tselakai Dezza 53.9% . #6 Bryce Canyon City 49.8% . #7 Junction 48.3% . #8 Fort Duchesne 47.7% . #9 Halchita 41.8% . #10 Veyo 40.2% .

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Cities with the Highest Poverty Level in Utah

	City	Poverty	vs State	vs National
1.	Mexican Hat	100.0%	8.5% (+91.5)#1	12.5% (+87.5)#81
2.	Garden	72.4%	8.5% (+63.8)#2	12.5% (+59.8)#277
3.	Navajo Mountain	71.5%	8.5% (+63.0)#3	12.5% (+59.0)#293
4.	Whiterocks	66.0%	8.5% (+57.5)#4	12.5% (+53.4)#378
5.	Tselakai Dezza	53.9%	8.5% (+45.4)#5	12.5% (+41.4)#707
6.	Bryce Canyon City	49.8%	8.5% (+41.3)#6	12.5% (+37.2)#926
7.	Junction	48.3%	8.5% (+39.7)#7	12.5% (+35.7)#1,020
8.	Fort Duchesne	47.7%	8.5% (+39.2)#8	12.5% (+35.1)#1,045
9.	Halchita	41.8%	8.5% (+33.3)#9	12.5% (+29.3)#1,526
10.	Veyo	40.2%	8.5% (+31.6)#10	12.5% (+27.6)#1,664
11.	Glendale	40.0%	8.5% (+31.5)#11	12.5% (+27.5)#1,683
12.	Randlett	38.7%	8.5% (+30.2)#12	12.5% (+26.2)#1,822
13.	Sutherland	37.8%	8.5% (+29.3)#13	12.5% (+25.3)#1,936
14.	Montezuma Creek	37.4%	8.5% (+28.9)#14	12.5% (+24.9)#1,994
15.	Hideout	36.4%	8.5% (+27.9)#15	12.5% (+23.9)#2,149
16.	Oljato Monument Valley	35.9%	8.5% (+27.4)#16	12.5% (+23.4)#2,209
17.	Lyman	35.5%	8.5% (+27.0)#17	12.5% (+23.0)#2,283
18.	Aneth	34.2%	8.5% (+25.7)#18	12.5% (+21.7)#2,489
19.	Alta	34.0%	8.5% (+25.5)#19	12.5% (+21.5)#2,524
20.	Alton	33.8%	8.5% (+25.3)#20	12.5% (+21.3)#2,562
21.	Spring Glen	33.5%	8.5% (+24.9)#21	12.5% (+20.9)#2,637
22.	Oasis	33.3%	8.5% (+24.8)#22	12.5% (+20.8)#2,670
23.	Hildale	28.7%	8.5% (+20.2)#23	12.5% (+16.2)#3,750
24.	Emery	26.3%	8.5% (+17.8)#24	12.5% (+13.7)#4,561
25.	West Wood	26.1%	8.5% (+17.5)#25	12.5% (+13.5)#4,646
26.	Provo	24.9%	8.5% (+16.4)#26	12.5% (+12.4)#5,101
27.	Dutch John	24.3%	8.5% (+15.8)#27	12.5% (+11.8)#5,346
28.	Logan	24.1%	8.5% (+15.6)#28	12.5% (+11.5)#5,428
29.	Myton	23.4%	8.5% (+14.9)#29	12.5% (+10.9)#5,724
30.	Virgin	23.4%	8.5% (+14.9)#30	12.5% (+10.8)#5,756
31.	Mount Pleasant	22.9%	8.5% (+14.4)#31	12.5% (+10.3)#6,017
32.	Escalante	22.8%	8.5% (+14.3)#32	12.5% (+10.3)#6,041
33.	Sigurd	22.5%	8.5% (+14.0)#33	12.5% (+9.96)#6,196
34.	Jensen	22.5%	8.5% (+14.0)#34	12.5% (+9.95)#6,198
35.	Wendover	22.4%	8.5% (+13.9)#35	12.5% (+9.91)#6,217
36.	Wellington	22.4%	8.5% (+13.9)#36	12.5% (+9.84)#6,258
37.	Eureka	22.2%	8.5% (+13.7)#37	12.5% (+9.66)#6,365
38.	Gunnison	21.7%	8.5% (+13.1)#38	12.5% (+9.12)#6,668
39.	East Carbon	20.9%	8.5% (+12.3)#39	12.5% (+8.33)#7,131
40.	Moab	19.9%	8.5% (+11.3)#40	12.5% (+7.32)#7,729
41.	Brighton	19.4%	8.5% (+10.9)#41	12.5% (+6.86)#8,023
42.	Spring Lake	19.3%	8.5% (+10.8)#42	12.5% (+6.81)#8,069
43.	Goshen	19.2%	8.5% (+10.7)#43	12.5% (+6.66)#8,161
44.	Blanding	19.1%	8.5% (+10.6)#44	12.5% (+6.58)#8,205
45.	Big Water	18.8%	8.5% (+10.3)#45	12.5% (+6.26)#8,409
46.	Torrey	18.7%	8.5% (+10.2)#46	12.5% (+6.19)#8,466
47.	Thatcher	18.7%	8.5% (+10.1)#47	12.5% (+6.12)#8,513
48.	Mayfield	18.5%	8.5% (+9.99)#48	12.5% (+5.97)#8,606
49.	Kingston	18.2%	8.5% (+9.72)#49	12.5% (+5.70)#8,826
50.	Roosevelt	18.2%	8.5% (+9.68)#50	12.5% (+5.66)#8,848
51.	Delta	18.0%	8.5% (+9.49)#51	12.5% (+5.47)#8,992
52.	Marysvale	17.7%	8.5% (+9.23)#52	12.5% (+5.21)#9,192
53.	Cedar City	17.7%	8.5% (+9.17)#53	12.5% (+5.15)#9,240
54.	Price	17.2%	8.5% (+8.67)#54	12.5% (+4.65)#9,648
55.	Ephraim	17.1%	8.5% (+8.62)#55	12.5% (+4.60)#9,669
56.	Rocky Ridge	16.8%	8.5% (+8.25)#56	12.5% (+4.23)#9,962
57.	Parowan	16.4%	8.5% (+7.92)#57	12.5% (+3.90)#10,261
58.	Castle Dale	16.4%	8.5% (+7.89)#58	12.5% (+3.87)#10,290
59.	Huntington	16.4%	8.5% (+7.87)#59	12.5% (+3.85)#10,302
60.	Panguitch	16.2%	8.5% (+7.73)#60	12.5% (+3.71)#10,431
61.	Green River	16.0%	8.5% (+7.47)#61	12.5% (+3.46)#10,626
62.	Vernal	15.8%	8.5% (+7.24)#62	12.5% (+3.22)#10,825
63.	Richfield	15.6%	8.5% (+7.04)#63	12.5% (+3.02)#11,006
64.	North Logan	15.5%	8.5% (+6.94)#64	12.5% (+2.92)#11,099
65.	Sterling	15.2%	8.5% (+6.70)#65	12.5% (+2.68)#11,338
66.	Ferron	15.2%	8.5% (+6.68)#66	12.5% (+2.66)#11,349
67.	Ballard	15.1%	8.5% (+6.59)#67	12.5% (+2.58)#11,445
68.	Cannonville	15.1%	8.5% (+6.58)#68	12.5% (+2.56)#11,456
69.	Fairview	15.1%	8.5% (+6.55)#69	12.5% (+2.53)#11,491
70.	Sundance	14.9%	8.5% (+6.38)#70	12.5% (+2.36)#11,659
71.	South Salt Lake	14.6%	8.5% (+6.08)#71	12.5% (+2.06)#11,951
72.	Joseph	14.3%	8.5% (+5.82)#72	12.5% (+1.80)#12,182
73.	Salina	14.3%	8.5% (+5.80)#73	12.5% (+1.78)#12,205
74.	Salt Lake City	14.1%	8.5% (+5.59)#74	12.5% (+1.57)#12,428
75.	Helper	14.1%	8.5% (+5.59)#75	12.5% (+1.57)#12,430
76.	Hoytsville	14.0%	8.5% (+5.53)#76	12.5% (+1.51)#12,470
77.	Garland	14.0%	8.5% (+5.51)#77	12.5% (+1.50)#12,480
78.	Duchesne	13.6%	8.5% (+5.11)#78	12.5% (+1.09)#12,867
79.	La Sal	13.0%	8.5% (+4.45)#79	12.5% (+0.428)#13,545
80.	Clearfield	12.7%	8.5% (+4.21)#80	12.5% (+0.194)#13,793
81.	La Verkin	12.6%	8.5% (+4.12)#81	12.5% (+0.098)#13,901
82.	Centerfield	12.3%	8.5% (+3.76)#82	12.5% (-0.255)#14,269
83.	Henrieville	12.2%	8.5% (+3.72)#83	12.5% (-0.297)#14,309
84.	Boulder	12.2%	8.5% (+3.70)#84	12.5% (-0.319)#14,326
85.	Ogden	12.1%	8.5% (+3.61)#85	12.5% (-0.410)#14,406
86.	Riverside	12.0%	8.5% (+3.49)#86	12.5% (-0.532)#14,546
87.	Levan	11.7%	8.5% (+3.20)#87	12.5% (-0.823)#14,904
88.	Sunset	11.6%	8.5% (+3.13)#88	12.5% (-0.890)#14,981
89.	Paragonah	11.3%	8.5% (+2.80)#89	12.5% (-1.22)#15,406
90.	Ivins	11.2%	8.5% (+2.67)#90	12.5% (-1.35)#15,539
91.	Kanab	11.1%	8.5% (+2.58)#91	12.5% (-1.44)#15,661
92.	Fayette	10.9%	8.5% (+2.40)#92	12.5% (-1.62)#15,904
93.	Tremonton	10.9%	8.5% (+2.36)#93	12.5% (-1.66)#15,963
94.	West Valley City	10.8%	8.5% (+2.32)#94	12.5% (-1.70)#16,017
95.	Genola	10.7%	8.5% (+2.22)#95	12.5% (-1.79)#16,137
96.	Hurricane	10.5%	8.5% (+1.97)#96	12.5% (-2.05)#16,460
97.	Bicknell	10.4%	8.5% (+1.90)#97	12.5% (-2.12)#16,545
98.	Midvale	10.3%	8.5% (+1.74)#98	12.5% (-2.28)#16,754
99.	Elsinore	10.2%	8.5% (+1.72)#99	12.5% (-2.30)#16,780
100.	St George	10.1%	8.5% (+1.59)#100	12.5% (-2.42)#16,931