RANKING · 2010 CENSUS · 22 SHOWN OF 22

Most income inequality (Gini), Alaska cities · 2010

Alaska cities ranked by Gini index of household income inequality, where 0 = perfect equality and 1 = maximum inequality (2010 ACS). This list covers the 22 cities in Alaska that qualify, ranked against each other statewide. The median across all 22 is 0.389.

Flip the list · Most equal income distribution, US cities →

AlaskaAll statesPop > 5KAll rankings

SAME RANKING BYCounties States Metros ZIP codes

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

RANKPLACESTATEPOPINCOME INEQUALITY (GINI)VS –

01College, AKAK11,9240.473–

02Homer, AKAK6,3310.462–

03Wasilla, AKAK10,5560.436–

04Sterling, AKAK6,3230.416–

05Anchorage, AKAK287,1550.416–

06Ketchikan, AKAK7,9390.413–

07Palmer, AKAK6,7100.402–

08Fairbanks, AKAK31,4680.401–

09Bethel, AKAK6,6260.399–

10Chena Ridge, AKAK5,8810.397–

11Meadow Lakes, AKAK8,6890.389–

12Juneau city and, AKAK31,6090.388–

13Kodiak, AKAK5,2810.387–

14Kenai, AKAK7,9240.386–

15Sitka city and, AKAK8,3190.386–

16Tanaina, AKAK9,6460.375–

17Kalifornsky, AKAK8,6630.371–

18Knik-Fairview, AKAK19,9720.347–

19Gateway, AKAK6,8450.339–

20Steele Creek, AKAK5,9280.326–

21Badger, AKAK18,6770.311–

22Fishhook, AKAK5,8190.311–

SHOWING 1–22 OF 22

Download CSV (full list, 22 rows)

UPDATED 2026-09-11 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU DECENNIAL CENSUS