Child Population by Race and Hispanic Origin - Louisiana

Louisiana

Home> Data By State> Louisiana> Rankings/Maps/Trends by Topic

Geographic Areas:

Show County Data

Year:

Data Type:

Percent
Number

Race:
select
Hispanic or Latino
Non-Hispanic White alone
Non-Hispanic Black alone
Non-Hispanic American Indian and Alaskan Native alone
Non-Hispanic Asian alone
Non-Hispanic Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander alone
Non-Hispanic, Some other Race Alone
Non-Hispanic Two or More Race Groups
Total less than 18

Map Options:

Create a new report

Child Population by Race and Hispanic Origin: Total less than 18 (Percent) – 2010

Data Provided by: Agenda for Children

TOOLBOX:

100.0%
Sabine	100.0%
St. Bernard	100.0%
Red River	100.0%
Richland	100.0%
St. James	100.0%
St. John the Baptist	100.0%
St. Charles	100.0%
St. Helena	100.0%
Natchitoches	100.0%
Orleans	100.0%
Madison	100.0%
Morehouse	100.0%
Pointe Coupee	100.0%
Rapides	100.0%
Ouachita	100.0%
Plaquemines	100.0%
Washington	100.0%
Webster	100.0%
Vermilion	100.0%
Vernon	100.0%
West Feliciana	100.0%
Winn	100.0%
West Baton Rouge	100.0%
West Carroll	100.0%
St. Mary	100.0%
St. Tammany	100.0%
St. Landry	100.0%
St. Martin	100.0%
Terrebonne	100.0%
Union	100.0%
Tangipahoa	100.0%
Tensas	100.0%

100.0%
Caldwell	100.0%
Cameron	100.0%
Caddo	100.0%
Calcasieu	100.0%
Concordia	100.0%
De Soto	100.0%
Catahoula	100.0%
Claiborne	100.0%
Ascension	100.0%
Assumption	100.0%
Acadia	100.0%
Allen	100.0%
Bienville	100.0%
Bossier	100.0%
Avoyelles	100.0%
Beauregard	100.0%
Jefferson Davis	100.0%
Lafayette	100.0%
Jackson	100.0%
Jefferson	100.0%
Lincoln	100.0%
Livingston	100.0%
Lafourche	100.0%
La Salle	100.0%
East Feliciana	100.0%
Evangeline	100.0%
East Baton Rouge	100.0%
East Carroll	100.0%
Iberia	100.0%
Iberville	100.0%
Franklin	100.0%
Grant	100.0%

Definitions: Child population ages 0-17 by race and Hispanic origin.

Data Source: Population Division, U.S. Census Bureau. U.S. Census Bureau; Census 2010, Redistricting File, extracted from American Fact Finder. More...

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.

Louisiana Grantee

Agenda for Children 8300 Earhart Blvd.
Suite 201
New Orleans, LA 70118

504-586-8509
tfalgoust@agendaforchildren.org
http://www.agendaforchildren.org

Teresa Falgoust, Kids Count Coordinator

Agenda for Children's mission is to make Louisiana a state in which all children can thrive.

Kids Count Data Center

Louisiana

Geographic Areas:

Year:

Data Type:

Race:

Map Options:

Child Population by Race and Hispanic Origin: Total less than 18 (Percent) – 2010

TOOLBOX:

Louisiana Grantee

Related Kids Count Data

Data Center

Indicator Group

KIDS COUNT Census Data Online