Minor Children Affected by Dissolution of Marriage - Florida

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Minor Children Affected by Dissolution of Marriage (Number) – 2009

Data Provided by: Florida KIDS COUNT

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10 - 588
Glades	10
Liberty	22
Lafayette	22
Jefferson	27
Gulf	29
Hamilton	29
Franklin	34
Washington	39
Calhoun	40
Union	40
Gilchrist	41
Madison	47
Hardee	50
Taylor	51
Dixie	52
Hendry	84
Holmes	97
Baker	97
Okeechobee	99
DeSoto	106
Bradford	106
Gadsden	106
Wakulla	111
Suwannee	120
Sumter	134
Walton	163
Levy	174
Highlands	174
Monroe	179
Jackson	181
Flagler	230
Columbia	238
Nassau	238
Putnam	291

10 - 588
Charlotte	348
Martin	358
Indian River	380
Citrus	381
Santa Rosa	463
Hernando	476
Alachua	517
St. Johns	524
Clay	573
Bay	588
589 - 1,970
Leon	660
Manatee	695
St. Lucie	715
Okaloosa	716
Collier	720
Lake	782
Marion	813
Escambia	850
Sarasota	864
Osceola	886
Seminole	1,236
Pasco	1,337
Volusia	1,352
Brevard	1,505
Lee	1,707
Polk	1,730
Pinellas	1,970
1,971 - 3,548
Duval	2,604
Palm Beach	2,738
Orange	3,062
Hillsborough	3,548
3,549 - 5,925
Broward	4,320
Miami-Dade	5,925

Definitions: The minimum number of children under age 18 who were affected by the collective number of dissolutions of marriage.

Data Source: Office of Vital Statistics, Florida Department of Health, Jacksonville, FL

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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