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Lowest poverty rate, Montana cities · 1990

Montana cities with the lowest share of residents below the federal poverty line (1990 ACS). This list covers the 25 cities in Montana that qualify, ranked against each other statewide.

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RELATEDHighest median household income Lowest median household income Highest per-capita income Highest poverty rate Most residents in poverty Most six-figure households

YEAR1990 2000 2010 2020 2024

RANKPLACESTATEPOPPOVERTY RATEVS –

01Helena Valley West Central, MTMT8,05610.2%–

02Helena Valley Southeast, MTMT9,10811.5%–

03Helena, MTMT35,13811.6%–

04Billings, MTMT121,23912.5%–

05Helena Valley Northwest, MTMT5,18312.7%–

06Laurel, MTMT7,20513.6%–

07Sidney, MTMT6,21714.1%–

08Butte-Silver Bow, MTMT35,46914.7%–

09Great Falls, MTMT60,20814.7%–

10Havre, MTMT9,26415.5%–

11Miles City, MTMT8,45015.6%–

12Lewistown, MTMT6,17916.0%–

13Columbia Falls, MTMT5,75316.2%–

14Kalispell, MTMT31,85116.2%–

15Livingston, MTMT9,29016.5%–

16Whitefish, MTMT9,35816.5%–

17Orchard Homes, MTMT5,58816.7%–

18Belgrade, MTMT13,10717.1%–

19Hamilton, MTMT5,45117.8%–

20Lockwood, MTMT7,18118.3%–

21Anaconda-Deer Lodge County, MTMT9,70918.6%–

22Missoula, MTMT78,90319.0%–

23Evergreen, MTMT9,61121.1%–

24Polson, MTMT5,65321.8%–

25Bozeman, MTMT58,81425.2%–

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UPDATED 2026-08-08 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU DECENNIAL CENSUS