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Map of Zip Codes with the Highest Poverty Level in Monterey

10.2%
25.3%

Zip Codes with the Highest Poverty Level in Monterey, CA

Zip Code Poverty vs State vs National
1.9394425.3%12.1%(+13.2)#19012.5%(+12.8)#3,544
2.9394010.2%12.1%(-1.97)#90712.5%(-2.38)#17,196

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What are the Top Zip Codes with the Highest Poverty Level in Monterey, CA?
Top Zip Codes with the Highest Poverty Level in Monterey, CA are:
#1
25.3%
#2
10.2%
What zip code has the Highest Poverty Level in Monterey, CA?
93944 has the Highest Poverty Level in Monterey, CA with 25.3%.
What is the Poverty Level in Monterey, CA?
Poverty Level in Monterey is 10.7%.
What is the Poverty Level in California?
Poverty Level in California is 12.1%.
What is the Poverty Level in the United States?
Poverty Level in the United States is 12.5%.
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