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Population Under Age 18 (Number) – 1995

Data Provided by: Florida KIDS COUNT

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1,429 - 33,036
Lafayette	1,429
Liberty	1,549
Glades	2,030
Franklin	2,355
Union	2,749
Gulf	2,934
Gilchrist	2,942
Calhoun	2,969
Dixie	3,133
Hamilton	3,362
Jefferson	3,615
Holmes	3,925
Washington	4,429
Wakulla	4,583
Madison	4,913
Taylor	4,953
Bradford	5,736
Baker	5,842
DeSoto	6,357
Hardee	6,378
Flagler	7,109
Levy	7,213
Walton	7,457
Suwannee	7,691
Sumter	8,160
Okeechobee	9,249
Hendry	9,596
Jackson	10,775
Nassau	13,109
Gadsden	13,362
Columbia	13,385
Monroe	15,745
Highlands	15,996
Putnam	17,939

1,429 - 33,036
Citrus	19,371
Indian River	20,368
Charlotte	21,269
Martin	21,463
St. Johns	21,965
Hernando	22,001
Santa Rosa	25,457
Clay	33,036
33,037 - 106,135
Osceola	35,206
Bay	35,593
Lake	37,900
Collier	41,061
St. Lucie	41,372
Okaloosa	42,634
Alachua	44,415
Manatee	45,734
Sarasota	48,296
Leon	48,905
Marion	51,977
Pasco	55,368
Escambia	71,389
Lee	75,411
Seminole	80,136
Volusia	80,877
Brevard	99,340
Polk	106,135
106,136 - 298,972
Pinellas	163,028
Orange	187,335
Duval	193,493
Palm Beach	200,557
Hillsborough	221,754
Broward	298,972
298,973 - 514,659
Miami-Dade	514,659

Definitions: Total number of children under age 18.

Data Source: Office of Economic and Demographic Research, Florida Legislature, Tallahassee, FL

Footnotes: Developed at annual Florida Consensus Estimating Conferences.
Represents April 1 data.

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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University of South Florida
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