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Child population by age group (Percent) – 2011

Data Provided by: National KIDS COUNT Program

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United States
0 to 4	27%
5 to 11	39%
12 to 14	17%
15 to 17	17%
less than 18	100%

Scale: 15% - 100%

Alabama
0 to 4	27%
5 to 11	39%
12 to 14	17%
15 to 17	17%
less than 18	100%

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Alaska
0 to 4	29%
5 to 11	38%
12 to 14	16%
15 to 17	17%
less than 18	100%

Scale: 15% - 100%

Arizona
0 to 4	28%
5 to 11	39%
12 to 14	17%
15 to 17	17%
less than 18	100%

Scale: 15% - 100%

Arkansas
0 to 4	28%
5 to 11	39%
12 to 14	17%
15 to 17	16%
less than 18	100%

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California
0 to 4	27%
5 to 11	38%
12 to 14	17%
15 to 17	18%
less than 18	100%

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Colorado
0 to 4	28%
5 to 11	40%
12 to 14	16%
15 to 17	16%
less than 18	100%

Scale: 15% - 100%

Connecticut
0 to 4	25%
5 to 11	39%
12 to 14	18%
15 to 17	19%
less than 18	100%

Scale: 15% - 100%

Delaware
0 to 4	27%
5 to 11	39%
12 to 14	17%
15 to 17	17%
less than 18	100%

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Florida
0 to 4	27%
5 to 11	38%
12 to 14	17%
15 to 17	18%
less than 18	100%

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Georgia
0 to 4	27%
5 to 11	39%
12 to 14	17%
15 to 17	17%
less than 18	100%

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Hawaii
0 to 4	29%
5 to 11	38%
12 to 14	16%
15 to 17	17%
less than 18	100%

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Idaho
0 to 4	28%
5 to 11	40%
12 to 14	16%
15 to 17	16%
less than 18	100%

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Illinois
0 to 4	27%
5 to 11	39%
12 to 14	17%
15 to 17	18%
less than 18	100%

Scale: 15% - 100%

Indiana
0 to 4	27%
5 to 11	39%
12 to 14	17%
15 to 17	17%
less than 18	100%

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Iowa
0 to 4	28%
5 to 11	39%
12 to 14	17%
15 to 17	17%
less than 18	100%

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Kansas
0 to 4	28%
5 to 11	39%
12 to 14	16%
15 to 17	16%
less than 18	100%

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Kentucky
0 to 4	28%
5 to 11	39%
12 to 14	17%
15 to 17	17%
less than 18	100%

Scale: 15% - 100%

Louisiana
0 to 4	28%
5 to 11	39%
12 to 14	16%
15 to 17	17%
less than 18	100%

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Maine
0 to 4	25%
5 to 11	39%
12 to 14	18%
15 to 17	19%
less than 18	100%

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Maryland
0 to 4	27%
5 to 11	38%
12 to 14	17%
15 to 17	18%
less than 18	100%

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Massachusetts
0 to 4	26%
5 to 11	38%
12 to 14	17%
15 to 17	18%
less than 18	100%

Scale: 15% - 100%

Michigan
0 to 4	25%
5 to 11	39%
12 to 14	18%
15 to 17	18%
less than 18	100%

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Minnesota
0 to 4	28%
5 to 11	39%
12 to 14	17%
15 to 17	17%
less than 18	100%

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Mississippi
0 to 4	28%
5 to 11	39%
12 to 14	17%
15 to 17	17%
less than 18	100%

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Missouri
0 to 4	27%
5 to 11	39%
12 to 14	17%
15 to 17	17%
less than 18	100%

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Montana
0 to 4	28%
5 to 11	38%
12 to 14	17%
15 to 17	17%
less than 18	100%

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Nebraska
0 to 4	29%
5 to 11	39%
12 to 14	16%
15 to 17	16%
less than 18	100%

Scale: 15% - 100%

Nevada
0 to 4	28%
5 to 11	39%
12 to 14	16%
15 to 17	17%
less than 18	100%

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New Hampshire
0 to 4	24%
5 to 11	39%
12 to 14	18%
15 to 17	19%
less than 18	100%

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New Jersey
0 to 4	26%
5 to 11	39%
12 to 14	17%
15 to 17	18%
less than 18	100%

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New Mexico
0 to 4	28%
5 to 11	39%
12 to 14	16%
15 to 17	17%
less than 18	100%

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New York
0 to 4	27%
5 to 11	38%
12 to 14	17%
15 to 17	18%
less than 18	100%

Scale: 15% - 100%

North Carolina
0 to 4	28%
5 to 11	39%
12 to 14	17%
15 to 17	17%
less than 18	100%

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North Dakota
0 to 4	30%
5 to 11	38%
12 to 14	16%
15 to 17	17%
less than 18	100%

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Ohio
0 to 4	26%
5 to 11	39%
12 to 14	17%
15 to 17	18%
less than 18	100%

Scale: 15% - 100%

Oklahoma
0 to 4	28%
5 to 11	39%
12 to 14	16%
15 to 17	16%
less than 18	100%

Scale: 15% - 100%

Oregon
0 to 4	27%
5 to 11	39%
12 to 14	17%
15 to 17	17%
less than 18	100%

Scale: 15% - 100%

Pennsylvania
0 to 4	26%
5 to 11	38%
12 to 14	17%
15 to 17	18%
less than 18	100%

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Rhode Island
0 to 4	26%
5 to 11	39%
12 to 14	17%
15 to 17	19%
less than 18	100%

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South Carolina
0 to 4	28%
5 to 11	39%
12 to 14	16%
15 to 17	17%
less than 18	100%

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South Dakota
0 to 4	29%
5 to 11	39%
12 to 14	16%
15 to 17	16%
less than 18	100%

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Tennessee
0 to 4	27%
5 to 11	39%
12 to 14	17%
15 to 17	17%
less than 18	100%

Scale: 15% - 100%

Texas
0 to 4	28%
5 to 11	39%
12 to 14	16%
15 to 17	16%
less than 18	100%

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Utah
0 to 4	30%
5 to 11	40%
12 to 14	16%
15 to 17	15%
less than 18	100%

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Vermont
0 to 4	25%
5 to 11	38%
12 to 14	18%
15 to 17	19%
less than 18	100%

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Virginia
0 to 4	28%
5 to 11	39%
12 to 14	17%
15 to 17	17%
less than 18	100%

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Washington
0 to 4	28%
5 to 11	38%
12 to 14	17%
15 to 17	17%
less than 18	100%

Scale: 15% - 100%

West Virginia
0 to 4	27%
5 to 11	39%
12 to 14	17%
15 to 17	17%
less than 18	100%

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Wisconsin
0 to 4	27%
5 to 11	39%
12 to 14	17%
15 to 17	17%
less than 18	100%

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Wyoming
0 to 4	29%
5 to 11	39%
12 to 14	16%
15 to 17	16%
less than 18	100%

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District of Columbia
0 to 4	34%
5 to 11	36%
12 to 14	14%
15 to 17	16%
less than 18	100%

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Puerto Rico
0 to 4	25%
5 to 11	38%
12 to 14	18%
15 to 17	19%
less than 18	100%

Scale: 15% - 100%

Virgin Islands
0 to 4	N.A.
5 to 11	N.A.
12 to 14	N.A.
15 to 17	N.A.
less than 18	N.A.

Definitions: Child population by age group.

Data presented for 2010 through 2011 are Vintage 2011 population estimates. Each year the U.S. Census Bureau revises their post-2010 estimates. Therefore, data presented here may differ from previously published estimates. Figures for 1990, 2000, and 2010 represent revised population estimates for July 1, 1990, July 1, 2000, and July1, 2010 - not actual Census counts from April 1, 1990, April 1, 2000, and April 1, 2010.

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Data Source: Population Division, U.S. Census Bureau.

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Footnotes: Updated May 2012.
N.A. - Data not available.

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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