Clay County, IN

2023 Income Limits

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The top four largest cities in Clay County are Terre Haute, Brazil, Jasonville, and Rosedale. Income Limits on this page apply to all cities and ZIP Codes in this county.

How does Clay County compare?

Clay County ($56,800) has a 5.5% lower Income Limit for low income, 3 person, household than the average of Indiana ($60,098).

Clay County is rank 0th out of 92 counties. This means the Income Limits are higher than 92 other counties. Clay County is the 0th highest county in terms of Income Limits.

Income Limit Tables Clay County, IN

Extremely Low Income

$16,600
1-person
$19,720
2-person
$24,860
3-person
$30,000
4-person
$35,140
5-person
$40,280
6-person
$45,420
7-person
$50,560
8-person

Very Low Income

$27,650
1-person
$31,600
2-person
$35,550
3-person
$39,450
4-person
$42,650
5-person
$45,800
6-person
$48,950
7-person
$52,100
8-person

Low Income

$44,200
1-person
$50,500
2-person
$56,800
3-person
$63,100
4-person
$68,150
5-person
$73,200
6-person
$78,250
7-person
$83,300
8-person

Income Limits on this page apply to the following cities in Clay County, Indiana: Terre Haute, Brazil, Jasonville, Rosedale, Poland, Clay City, Reelsville, Centerpoint, Carbon, Bowling Green, Coal City, Cory, Lewis, Harmony, Knightsville, Coalmont, and Staunton.

These Income Limits also apply to the following ZIP codes in Clay County, Indiana: 47802, 47834, 47438, 47874, 47868, 47841, 46171, 47840, 47837, 47833, 47427, 47846, 47858, 47853, 47857, 47845, and 47881.

Clay County, IN is considered part of the following metro Income Limit area: TERRE HAUTE, IN HUD METRO FMR AREA.

Other counties in the me metro Income Limit area are: Vermillion County, IN, and Vigo County, IN.

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Income Limits are published by the Department of Housing And Urban Development.