Ranking of Vermont Counties By Percentage of Two Or More Races Households with Household Income of Less than $40K in 2021 (ACS-5Yrs)
Based on the US Census ACS-5Yrs estimates, in 2021, the percentage of Two Or More Races households in Vermont with household income of less than $40k was 33.26%. Among all Vermont counties, Washington County had the highest percentage of Two Or More Races households with household income of less than $40k (42.88%), followed by Caledonia County (41.45%), and Orleans County (39.62%).
On the other hand, the following 3 counties had low percentages of Two Or More Races households with household income of less than $40k: Bennington County (10.16%), Windsor County (15.88%), and Grand Isle County (19.30%).
The chart below shows the top 10 Vermont counties with high household income, and the table below shows the ranking of all Vermont counties.
You can also see similar information for other races and ethnicities, for other household income groups, for other states, as well as for the whole United States.
Rank | County | Percentage of Households (%) |
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1 | Washington County | 42.88 |
2 | Caledonia County | 41.45 |
3 | Orleans County | 39.62 |
4 | Essex County | 38.24 |
5 | Chittenden County | 36.55 |
6 | Franklin County | 35.48 |
7 | Orange County | 35.21 |
8 | Windham County | 32.40 |
9 | Lamoille County | 29.55 |
10 | Rutland County | 28.43 |
11 | Addison County | 27.17 |
12 | Grand Isle County | 19.30 |
13 | Windsor County | 15.88 |
14 | Bennington County | 10.16 |