County data

Opportunity Zones in Clark County, WA

Clark County, Washington has 4 census tracts designated as Opportunity Zones starting January 1, 2027, and had 7 from the 2018 round. About 12,912 people live in the designated tracts.

Designated for 2027
4
2018 zones
7
Eligible, not designated
11
Rural designated
0

Designated for 2027

4 tracts, in effect January 1, 2027 through December 31, 2036.

TractPopulationMedian family incomePovertyType
530110426024,122$67,44216.1%Non-rural
530110416003,603$53,26625.5%Non-rural
530110410052,594$61,02724.3%Non-rural
530110405072,593$81,00023.0%Non-rural

2018 zones

7 tracts, in effect through December 31, 2028.

Eligible but not designated

11 other tracts met the income test, but were not on the final list, so they do not become a zone in this round.

TractPopulationMedian family incomePovertyType
530110405094,081$85,06623.3%Non-rural
530110427005,147$61,72323.3%Non-rural
530110413132,957$108,10620.8%Non-rural
530110411114,293$58,12517.1%Non-rural
530110417003,847$79,68816.0%Non-rural
530110411132,577$63,00815.2%Non-rural
530110413313,105$65,58014.6%Non-rural
530110418004,285$68,6399.7%Non-rural
530110413225,158$83,2247.0%Non-rural
530110412072,496$72,2255.9%Non-rural
530110411126,925$82,1593.8%Non-rural

Open the tract map for Washington, or check an exact address with the lookup. Tracts are 2020 census tracts for 2027 and 2010 tracts for 2018, so the two lists do not line up one for one. American Community Survey 2020 to 2024 5-year estimates (U.S. Census Bureau). Designations: CDFI Fund.

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