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Children in low-income working families by age group (Percent) – 2011

Data Provided by: National KIDS COUNT Program

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Scale: 14% - 33%

United States
less than 6	26%
less than 13	26%
less than 18	25%

Scale: 14% - 33%

Alabama
less than 6	28%
less than 13	27%
less than 18	26%

Scale: 14% - 33%

Alaska
less than 6	22%
less than 13	22%
less than 18	21%

Scale: 14% - 33%

Arizona
less than 6	31%
less than 13	30%
less than 18	29%

Scale: 14% - 33%

Arkansas
less than 6	31%
less than 13	31%
less than 18	29%

Scale: 14% - 33%

California
less than 6	25%
less than 13	26%
less than 18	26%

Scale: 14% - 33%

Colorado
less than 6	24%
less than 13	23%
less than 18	22%

Scale: 14% - 33%

Connecticut
less than 6	17%
less than 13	17%
less than 18	16%

Scale: 14% - 33%

Delaware
less than 6	26%
less than 13	24%
less than 18	23%

Scale: 14% - 33%

Florida
less than 6	27%
less than 13	28%
less than 18	27%

Scale: 14% - 33%

Georgia
less than 6	27%
less than 13	27%
less than 18	26%

Scale: 14% - 33%

Hawaii
less than 6	21%
less than 13	20%
less than 18	20%

Scale: 14% - 33%

Idaho
less than 6	33%
less than 13	31%
less than 18	30%

Scale: 14% - 33%

Illinois
less than 6	24%
less than 13	24%
less than 18	23%

Scale: 14% - 33%

Indiana
less than 6	26%
less than 13	25%
less than 18	24%

Scale: 14% - 33%

Iowa
less than 6	27%
less than 13	26%
less than 18	25%

Scale: 14% - 33%

Kansas
less than 6	30%
less than 13	29%
less than 18	27%

Scale: 14% - 33%

Kentucky
less than 6	26%
less than 13	25%
less than 18	24%

Scale: 14% - 33%

Louisiana
less than 6	27%
less than 13	27%
less than 18	26%

Scale: 14% - 33%

Maine
less than 6	24%
less than 13	24%
less than 18	22%

Scale: 14% - 33%

Maryland
less than 6	17%
less than 13	17%
less than 18	16%

Scale: 14% - 33%

Massachusetts
less than 6	15%
less than 13	15%
less than 18	14%

Scale: 14% - 33%

Michigan
less than 6	24%
less than 13	24%
less than 18	23%

Scale: 14% - 33%

Minnesota
less than 6	22%
less than 13	21%
less than 18	20%

Scale: 14% - 33%

Mississippi
less than 6	31%
less than 13	31%
less than 18	30%

Scale: 14% - 33%

Missouri
less than 6	26%
less than 13	26%
less than 18	24%

Scale: 14% - 33%

Montana
less than 6	33%
less than 13	30%
less than 18	28%

Scale: 14% - 33%

Nebraska
less than 6	28%
less than 13	27%
less than 18	25%

Scale: 14% - 33%

Nevada
less than 6	29%
less than 13	30%
less than 18	30%

Scale: 14% - 33%

New Hampshire
less than 6	19%
less than 13	18%
less than 18	17%

Scale: 14% - 33%

New Jersey
less than 6	18%
less than 13	18%
less than 18	17%

Scale: 14% - 33%

New Mexico
less than 6	33%
less than 13	33%
less than 18	32%

Scale: 14% - 33%

New York
less than 6	24%
less than 13	24%
less than 18	24%

Scale: 14% - 33%

North Carolina
less than 6	27%
less than 13	27%
less than 18	26%

Scale: 14% - 33%

North Dakota
less than 6	23%
less than 13	22%
less than 18	21%

Scale: 14% - 33%

Ohio
less than 6	25%
less than 13	25%
less than 18	24%

Scale: 14% - 33%

Oklahoma
less than 6	31%
less than 13	30%
less than 18	29%

Scale: 14% - 33%

Oregon
less than 6	26%
less than 13	26%
less than 18	25%

Scale: 14% - 33%

Pennsylvania
less than 6	21%
less than 13	21%
less than 18	20%

Scale: 14% - 33%

Rhode Island
less than 6	21%
less than 13	20%
less than 18	19%

Scale: 14% - 33%

South Carolina
less than 6	29%
less than 13	28%
less than 18	27%

Scale: 14% - 33%

South Dakota
less than 6	30%
less than 13	28%
less than 18	26%

Scale: 14% - 33%

Tennessee
less than 6	29%
less than 13	29%
less than 18	27%

Scale: 14% - 33%

Texas
less than 6	32%
less than 13	32%
less than 18	31%

Scale: 14% - 33%

Utah
less than 6	30%
less than 13	29%
less than 18	28%

Scale: 14% - 33%

Vermont
less than 6	27%
less than 13	24%
less than 18	21%

Scale: 14% - 33%

Virginia
less than 6	20%
less than 13	19%
less than 18	19%

Scale: 14% - 33%

Washington
less than 6	23%
less than 13	23%
less than 18	21%

Scale: 14% - 33%

West Virginia
less than 6	25%
less than 13	25%
less than 18	25%

Scale: 14% - 33%

Wisconsin
less than 6	25%
less than 13	24%
less than 18	23%

Scale: 14% - 33%

Wyoming
less than 6	29%
less than 13	28%
less than 18	25%

Scale: 14% - 33%

Puerto Rico
less than 6	35%
less than 13	37%
less than 18	37%

Scale: 14% - 33%

Virgin Islands
less than 6	N.A.
less than 13	N.A.
less than 18	N.A.

Definitions: The share of own children under age 18 living in families that met two criteria: (1) the family income was less than twice the federal poverty level; (2) at least one parent worked 50 or more weeks during the previous year.

Data Source: Population Reference Bureau, analysis of data from the U.S. Census Bureau, 2008 - 2011 American Community Survey.

Footnotes: Updated November 2012.
S - Estimates suppressed when the confidence interval around the percentage is greater than or equal to 10 percentage points. N.A. – Data not available.
Data are provided for the 50 most populous cities according to the most recent Census counts. Cities for which data is collected may change over time.
A 90 percent confidence interval for each estimate can be found at Children in low-income working families by age group.

Note: The District of Columbia, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands are not included in maps and rankings because they are not states and therefore comparisons on many indicators of child well being are not meaningful.

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