List of Pennsylvania Locations By Per Capita Income

List Of Pennsylvania Locations By Per Capita Income

Pennsylvania locations by per capita income is a list of all incorporated areas and census-designated places in Pennsylvania ranked from highest capita income to lowest per capita income. There are many communities not on the list because they are neither incorporated nor a census-designated place. If a place cannot be located, try looking it up under the township in which it is located.

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