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Richest Cities in Rhode Island by Median Income

Rhode Island cities with at least 1,000 residents, ranked by median household income from the Census ACS 5-Year Estimates. Incomes shown as $250,000+ are at the Census reporting cap.

#CityMedian IncomeHome ValueBachelor's+Poverty
1 Carolina $140,196 $396,400 43.4% 5.6%
2 Cumberland Hill $130,506 $394,300 49.3% 4.7%
3 Pascoag $121,369 $365,000 26.1% 11.4%
4 Bradford $120,250 $418,100 39.1% 2.3%
5 Harmony $120,235 $341,400 38.2% 14.0%
6 Charlestown $108,563 $583,200 57.6% 4.2%
7 Kingston $107,404 $553,400 77.0% 1.8%
8 Wakefield-Peace Dale $106,551 $494,400 59.6% 9.5%
9 Ashaway $103,707 $343,600 31.7% 1.4%
10 Melville $102,266 N/A 59.5% 1.6%
11 Hope Valley $101,932 $447,500 26.3% 9.2%
12 Tiverton $99,158 $407,200 40.2% 4.4%
13 Greenville $97,234 $434,700 38.1% 4.8%
14 Westerly $95,207 $448,800 43.3% 5.7%
15 Chepachet $92,971 $279,400 26.9% 3.5%
16 Valley Falls $92,901 $375,200 29.1% 4.1%
17 Cranston $90,206 $378,300 36.4% 10.2%
18 Newport East $89,028 $485,400 42.3% 11.7%
19 Warwick $88,708 $354,600 33.7% 7.6%
20 Newport $86,313 $746,900 57.9% 16.5%
21 Narragansett Pier $82,192 $851,300 58.7% 13.6%
22 East Providence $75,912 $365,500 31.6% 10.1%
23 Pawtucket $68,310 $325,500 22.2% 13.3%
24 Providence $68,119 $362,200 34.6% 20.7%
25 Harrisville $62,535 $355,000 20.5% 11.4%
26 Woonsocket $61,059 $311,000 19.8% 18.7%
27 Central Falls $49,285 $352,100 10.8% 24.6%