A look at household income and poverty rates for Wisconsin reservations Associated Press This table compares how the median household income and poverty rates changed on Wisconsin's Indian reservations and trust lands between the 1990 census and the 2000 census. The first column shows the median household income in 1990, adjusted for inflation to compare with the 2000 data. The final two columns compare the rates of families living in poverty as calculated by the U.S. Census Bureau. Note, the Mole Lake Sakaogon tribe was too small by Census Bureau standards to calculate its rate for comparison in 1990. Tribe 1990 income 2000 income 1990 poverty 2000 poverty Bad River 21,734 27,303 25.1 21.5 Ho-Chunk 20,846 31,250 23.1 18.6 Lac Courte Oreilles 16,397 25,764 46.8 20.5 Lac du Flambeau 17,064 29,835 55.1 12.1 Menominee 19,098 26,923 45.0 32.1 Sokaogon 18,000 38.5 Oneida 24,784 60,404 22.6 4.0 Potawatomi 15,108 62,250 46.2 5.0 RedCliff 23,408 24,412 27.7 25.4 St.CroixChippewa 16,493 31,250 37.5 23.8 Stockbridge-Munsee 26,328 36,908 17.6 5.1 Wisconsin 38,212 43,731 10.7 8.7  --- Source: U.S. Census Bureau.