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Out-of-home placement entries (per 1,000) (Rate) – 2008

Data Provided by: Partnership for Children
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0.0 - 2.3
Carter 0.0
Shannon 0.0
Worth 0.0
Ray 0.2
Andrew 0.3
Carroll 0.5
Ste. Genevieve 0.5
Platte 0.6
Cedar 0.6
Clay 0.8
Clinton 0.8
Caldwell 0.9
Dallas 1.0
Lafayette 1.3
Mercer 1.3
DeKalb 1.4
Moniteau 1.4
St. Charles 1.4
Daviess 1.4
Cole 1.5
Atchison 1.6
Oregon 1.7
Cass 1.7
Gasconade 1.8
Buchanan 1.9
Howard 1.9
Dade 1.9
St. Francois 2.0
St. Louis 2.0
Osage 2.1
Knox 2.2
Audrain 2.2
Boone 2.2
Douglas 2.3
2.4 - 4.8
Ralls 2.4
Monroe 2.4
Pettis 2.4
Lincoln 2.5
Dent 2.6
Benton 2.6
Polk 2.6
Scott 2.7
Webster 2.8
Mississippi 2.8
Franklin 2.8
Marion 2.9
Reynolds 3.0
Grundy 3.1
Ozark 3.1
St. Clair 3.2
Ripley 3.2
Bates 3.2
Madison 3.2
Scotland 3.3
Callaway 3.3
Vernon 3.4
Christian 3.7
Livingston 3.8
2.4 - 4.8
Johnson 3.8
Camden 3.9
Gentry 4.2
St. Louis City 4.3
Hickory 4.3
Maries 4.4
Barton 4.5
Lewis 4.6
Putnam 4.6
Schuyler 4.7
Saline 4.8
4.9 - 9.5
Nodaway 4.9
Warren 5.0
Morgan 5.0
Holt 5.0
Jackson 5.0
Stone 5.2
Wright 5.2
Cape Girardeau 5.2
Jefferson 5.3
Pemiscot 5.3
Lawrence 5.3
Butler 5.5
Barry 5.6
New Madrid 5.7
Miller 5.7
Crawford 5.7
Howell 5.8
Texas 5.9
Henry 5.9
Sullivan 5.9
Iron 6.0
Harrison 6.0
Pulaski 6.0
Linn 6.1
Jasper 6.2
Montgomery 6.2
Greene 6.5
Randolph 6.6
Shelby 6.7
Cooper 6.7
Perry 6.7
Adair 6.8
Chariton 7.1
Clark 7.4
Washington 7.6
Dunklin 7.6
Pike 7.6
Phelps 7.6
Laclede 8.9
Taney 9.1
Wayne 9.3
McDonald 9.5
9.6 - 18.8
Macon 11.5
Newton 12.5
Bollinger 15.1
Stoddard 18.8

Definitions: Rate of entries into Division of Family Services alternative care, including foster care, group homes, relative care, and residential settings. Rate is expressed per 1,000 children.

Data Source: Missouri Department of Social Services; USDC, Bureau of the Census; Missouri Office of Administration, Division of Budget and Planning.

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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Laura Lyon Melo