Poverty - Children Under Age 18 [Small Area Income and Poverty Estimates] - Florida

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Poverty - Children Under Age 18 [Small Area Income and Poverty Estimates] (Percent) – 2009

Data Provided by: Florida KIDS COUNT

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10.5% - 19.7%
St. Johns	10.5%
Clay	13.1%
Seminole	15.5%
Broward	16.3%
Nassau	17.4%
Brevard	17.5%
Santa Rosa	17.6%
Lee	18.2%
Pasco	18.6%
Monroe	18.7%
Pinellas	18.7%
Orange	19.2%
Okaloosa	19.5%
Collier	19.6%
Alachua	19.7%
19.8% - 24.3%
Wakulla	19.9%
Leon	20.7%
Sarasota	20.9%
Lake	21.1%
Palm Beach	21.5%
Indian River	21.8%
Flagler	21.9%
Charlotte	22.0%
Martin	22.1%
Hernando	22.1%
Hillsborough	22.2%
Bay	22.6%
Duval	22.6%
Manatee	23.1%
Baker	23.1%
Osceola	23.7%
Gilchrist	23.9%
Miami-Dade	24.0%
Volusia	24.3%

24.4% - 30.7%
Union	25.3%
St. Lucie	25.4%
Polk	25.6%
Walton	25.9%
Marion	26.0%
Jackson	26.4%
Liberty	26.5%
Calhoun	26.9%
Citrus	26.9%
Bradford	27.2%
Jefferson	27.5%
Gulf	27.9%
Columbia	28.7%
Escambia	29.0%
Lafayette	29.0%
Taylor	30.3%
Suwannee	30.5%
Washington	30.7%
Glades	30.7%
30.8% - 40.0%
Sumter	31.6%
Hendry	31.6%
Okeechobee	31.7%
Franklin	32.2%
Levy	32.6%
Highlands	33.3%
Holmes	33.6%
Dixie	34.4%
DeSoto	35.7%
Hardee	35.7%
Gadsden	36.2%
Hamilton	37.6%
Madison	38.9%
Putnam	40.0%

Definitions: The number/percent of children under age 18 who live below the U.S. poverty threshold, as defined by the U.S. Office of Management and Budget. The poverty threshold was $22,811 for a family of two adults and two children in 2011.

Data Source: Small Area Income and Poverty Estimates, U.S. Census Bureau, Washington, DC

Note: Maps use the natural break classification method, which reflects patterns in the data by dividing the map into naturally occurring groups. Using statistical tools, this method determines cut-off points for each group by identifying large gaps in data values.

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