The 10 poorest areas of Spain

The Spanish statistical agency INE has published a rating of the poorest urbanizations and districts in Spain. To compile this rating, analysts took into account the average annual income per capita. According to the results of the study, it became clear that most of these areas are located in Seville, where as many as four out of ten districts are recognized as the poorest. In this article, we will take a detailed look at these areas and find out what factors led them to this status.

Seville is the leader in poor neighborhoods
Seville, one of the largest cities in Spain, was on the verge of poverty with four of the ten poorest areas. Let's take a closer look at what kind of districts these are and why they occupy such a sad position.

Top 10 poor areas of Spain
Sevilla sub-city dist. No. 5-A (Polígono Sur del distrito Sur district): 5,816 euros.

This area of Seville has the lowest average annual per capita income of 5,816 euros. Residents of this area face serious economic difficulties.

Sevilla sub-city dist. No. 4-E (districts de Los Pajaritos and Amate del distrito Cerro Amate): 6,043 euros.

The second place in the ranking is occupied by the district of Seville with an average annual income of 6,043 euros. There is also a high level of poverty.

Alicante sub-city dist. No. 4-A (mainly Juan XXIII district): 6,503 euros.

Alicante first appears in the ranking in third place with an average annual income of 6,503 euros per capita.

Sevilla sub-city dist. No. 9-A: 6,889 euros.

The fourth place also goes to Seville, where the average annual income is 6,889 euros.

San Cristobal (Madrid): 6,918 euros.

The only area in the ranking that does not belong to Seville is San Cristobal in Madrid with an average annual income of 6,918 euros.

Azahara-Palmeras (Córdoba): 7,483 euros.

Cordoba is represented by the Asaara-Palmeras district, where the average income is 7,483 euros.

Polígono del Guadalquivir (Córdoba): 7,488 euros.

Another area from Cordoba in the ranking is the Polygon del Guadalquivir with an average income of 7,488 euros.

Alicante sub-city dist. No. 5-A: 7,579 euros.

The eighth place goes to another district of Alicante with an average annual income of 7,579 euros.

Rosaleda:Palma - Palmilla (Málaga): 7,641 euros.

The ninth place in the ranking belongs to Malaga and the Rosaleda district:Palma Palmilla