Special Report
US Cities Where the Most Families Need Food Stamps
June 25, 2022 3:00 pm
50. Severna Park, Maryland
> Households receiving SNAP benefits: 2.2%
> Poverty rate: 2.3% — 6th lowest of 1,703 cities
> Median household income: $151,969 — 16th highest of 1,703 cities
> Unemployment rate: 3.0% — 111th lowest of 1,703 cities
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49. Bethesda, Maryland
> Households receiving SNAP benefits: 2.2%
> Poverty rate: 3.6% — 59th lowest of 1,703 cities
> Median household income: $172,873 — 6th highest of 1,703 cities
> Unemployment rate: 3.4% — 212th lowest of 1,703 cities
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48. Yorba Linda, California
> Households receiving SNAP benefits: 2.1%
> Poverty rate: 4.6% — 130th lowest of 1,703 cities
> Median household income: $133,088 — 38th highest of 1,703 cities
> Unemployment rate: 3.8% — 358th lowest of 1,703 cities
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47. Edina, Minnesota
> Households receiving SNAP benefits: 2.1%
> Poverty rate: 4.7% — 133rd lowest of 1,703 cities
> Median household income: $108,576 — 150th highest of 1,703 cities
> Unemployment rate: 3.2% — 169th lowest of 1,703 cities
46. Queen Creek, Arizona
> Households receiving SNAP benefits: 2.1%
> Poverty rate: 5.2% — 184th lowest of 1,703 cities
> Median household income: $104,161 — 180th highest of 1,703 cities
> Unemployment rate: 6.6% — 436th highest of 1,703 cities
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