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Ventura $461000 Bakersfield $296000 Riverside $331000 San Diego $428000 Oakland $469000 S.F.-Marin-San Mateo $558000 Salinas $377000 Vallejo-Napa $385000 San Luis Obispo $382000 Santa Barbara $456000 San Jose $517000 Santa Cruz $422000 Santa Rosa $404000 Chico $285000 Sacramento $371000 Fresno $357000 Merced $326000 Outside Metro Areas $307000 Stockton $317000 Redding $323000 Modesto $307000 Visalia $266000 Yolo $412000 Yuba City $290000 Orange County $488000 Los Angeles $467000 Planning, Financing and Coordinating Transportation for the nine-county San Francisco Bay Area Metropolitan Transportation Commission Income Thresholds for "The 1%" by Metropolitan Area Research and Demographic Unit Geographic Information Systems Unit Source: MTC, New York Times, U.S. Census Cartography: MTC GIS/February 2012 Path: G:\_section\Planning\MOTM\2012\February\Arcmap_proj\February 2012_Income of the One Percent by MSA_8x11.mxd Scale: ½ 1 0 2 3in. in. 1 inch = 74 miles This map illustrates the variation by Metropolitan Area of income levels required to be in top 1 percent of earners. While a US household must earn greater than $380,000 to rank in the top 1 percent of all American households, a much higher income is required in most of California's coastal communities. Income Thresholds Map Information By Metropolitan Area Attachment 2 $176,000 - $266,000 $266,001 - $380,000 $380,001 - $458,000 $458,001 - $908,000

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Page 1: Income Thresholds for The 1% - Californiagis.mtc.ca.gov/home/images/motm/motm212.pdf · Ventura $461000 Bakersfield $296000 Riverside $331000 San Diego $428000 Oakland $469000 S.F.-Marin-San

Ventura$461000

Bakersfield$296000

Riverside$331000

San Diego$428000

Oakland$469000

S.F.-Marin-SanMateo

$558000

Salinas$377000

Vallejo-Napa

$385000

San LuisObispo

$382000

SantaBarbara$456000

San Jose$517000

Santa Cruz$422000

Santa Rosa$404000

Chico$285000

Sacramento$371000

Fresno$357000

Merced$326000

OutsideMetro Areas

$307000

Stockton$317000

Redding

$323000

Modesto$307000

Visalia$266000

Yolo$412000

Yuba City$290000

OrangeCounty

$488000

LosAngeles$467000

Pla n n i n g , F i na n c i n g a nd C o o rd i n a t i n g

Tr a n s p o r ta t i o n f o r t h e n i n e - c o un t y

Sa n F ra n c i s c o B a y Ar e a

Metropo li tan Tra nspo rtat io n Co mmissio nIncome Thresholds for "The 1%"by Metropol i tan Area

R e s e a r c h a n d D e m o g r a p h i c U n i t G e o g r a p h i c I n f o r m a t i o n S y s t e m s U n i t

Source: MTC, New York Times, U.S. CensusCartography: MTC GIS/February 2012

Path: G:\_section\Planning\MOTM\2012\February\Arcmap_proj\February 2012_Income of the One Percent by MSA_8x11.mxd

Scale:

½ 10 2 3in.in.

1 i n ch = 7 4 m i l es

This map illustrates the variation byMetropolitan Area of income levels requiredto be in top 1 percent of earners. While a UShousehold must earn greater than $380,000to rank in the top 1 percent of all Americanhouseholds, a much higher income isrequired in most of California's coastalcommunities.

Income Thresholds

Map Information

By Metropolitan Area

A t t a c h m e n t 2

$176,000 - $266,000

$266,001 - $380,000

$380,001 - $458,000

$458,001 - $908,000