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Immunizations (Percent) – 2006

Data Provided by: Kansas Action for Children

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11.10% - 36.40%
Lincoln	11.10%
Cowley	22.00%
Marion	26.80%
Jewell	28.60%
Labette	32.70%
Neosho	34.20%
Leavenworth	34.80%
Wyandotte	35.20%
Decatur	36.40%
36.41% - 55.20%
Sumner	39.80%
Ford	42.10%
Franklin	42.80%
Sheridan	42.90%
Greenwood	43.20%
Anderson	44.20%
Stanton	45.90%
Johnson	46.60%
Smith	46.90%
Cherokee	47.80%
Allen	48.00%
Harvey	49.10%
Mitchell	49.20%
Clay	50.00%
Wilson	50.00%
Morris	50.00%
Geary	50.00%
Osage	50.30%
Crawford	50.50%
Harper	50.80%
Rice	51.00%
Lyon	51.50%
Sedgwick	52.10%
Stevens	52.10%
Sherman	52.10%
Ellsworth	52.20%
Riley	52.90%
Seward	53.20%
Chautauqua	53.30%
Finney	53.70%
Douglas	54.40%
Ottawa	55.20%
55.21% - 68.10%
Montgomery	55.40%
Wichita	55.60%
Linn	56.00%
Gove	56.50%
Kingman	56.60%
Jefferson	56.90%
Thomas	56.90%
Pratt	58.00%
Rush	58.30%
Barton	58.60%
Doniphan	59.00%

55.21% - 68.10%
Jackson	59.10%
Haskell	59.20%
Miami	59.30%
Greeley	60.00%
Cloud	60.20%
Russell	60.30%
Grant	60.30%
Butler	60.40%
Saline	60.60%
Wallace	60.90%
Clark	60.90%
Reno	61.10%
Atchison	61.10%
Kearny	61.20%
Republic	61.40%
Gray	62.10%
Meade	62.50%
Bourbon	62.60%
Brown	62.60%
Elk	63.20%
Shawnee	63.40%
Rawlins	64.30%
Woodson	64.50%
Marshall	65.90%
Norton	66.10%
Dickinson	66.40%
Ness	66.70%
Pottawatomie	67.10%
Barber	67.40%
Morton	67.40%
Nemaha	67.60%
Ellis	68.10%
68.11% - 83.10%
Chase	69.70%
Coffey	69.90%
Kiowa	71.00%
Washington	71.20%
McPherson	71.80%
Phillips	72.20%
Hodgeman	72.70%
Edwards	73.30%
Scott	73.50%
Hamilton	73.70%
Wabaunsee	74.00%
Logan	74.10%
Stafford	75.00%
Graham	76.90%
Osborne	80.00%
Comanche	80.80%
Lane	81.30%
Rooks	82.50%
Cheyenne	82.80%
Pawnee	83.10%

Definitions: The percentage of kindergartners who received all recommended immunizations by age two years of the 4:3:1:3:3 (DTP, Poliovirus, MMR, Hepatitis B, and Haemophilus Influenzae B). Data are from the Kansas Department of Health and Environment and are based on a retrospective survey of immunization certificates conducted each fall at the time of enrollment in kindergarten. The current rate is for the 2007-2008 academic year. The trend represents the most recent four years.

Data Source: Kansas Department of Health and Environment

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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