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Mid-Large MSAs Percent Mid-Income and High-Income in 2010

MSA Name	MSA Abbreviation	Percent Mid-Income 2010	Percent High-Income 2010
AKRON, OH	AK	51.37%	18.59%
BRIDGEPORT-STAMFORD-NORWALK	BR	26.18%	42.21%
COLORADO SPRINGS, CO	CO	46.88%	23.95%
DES MOINES, IA	DE	52.62%	24.30%
HARRISBURG-CARLISLE, PA	HA	49.40%	21.87%
KNOXVILLE, TN	KN	50.55%	16.99%
MADISON, WI	MA	47.62%	24.85%
OGDEN-CLEARFIELD, UT	OG	52.94%	23.46%
OMAHA, NE‑IA	OM	52.50%	22.27%
PROVO‑OREM, UT	PR	51.65%	21.95%
Minimum (of all Mid-Large MSAs)		25.30%	10.87%
Low Normal = average minus standard deviation of all Mid-Large MSAs		41.25%	14.59%
Median (of all Mid-Large MSAs)		49.85%	18.82%
High Normal = average plus standard deviation of all Mid-Large MSAs		53.89%	26.80%
Maximum (of all Mid-Large MSAs)		54.38%	42.21%
Mid-Income = local equivalent of $30K to $100K
High-Income = local equivalent of > $100K

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