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Children in poverty (Percent) – 1990

Data Provided by: Partnership for Children
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6.1% - 15.0%
St. Charles 6.1%
St. Louis 7.6%
Clay 7.6%
Platte 8.2%
Jefferson 9.2%
Osage 9.6%
Cole 9.6%
Franklin 10.6%
Cass 11.3%
Ralls 11.9%
Christian 11.9%
Moniteau 12.1%
Gasconade 12.7%
Ray 13.1%
Perry 13.2%
Warren 14.5%
Cape Girardeau 14.6%
Andrew 14.6%
Boone 14.7%
Callaway 14.7%
Ste. Genevieve 14.9%
Lincoln 15.0%
15.1% - 21.7%
Clinton 15.7%
Johnson 15.8%
Greene 16.1%
Mercer 16.7%
Cooper 17.1%
Barton 17.2%
Newton 17.2%
DeKalb 17.2%
Macon 17.4%
Camden 17.5%
Howard 17.8%
Lafayette 17.9%
Carroll 18.1%
Taney 18.1%
Pettis 18.2%
Laclede 18.5%
Montgomery 18.6%
Saline 18.6%
Jasper 18.6%
Livingston 18.7%
Jackson 18.8%
Maries 18.9%
Crawford 18.9%
Pulaski 19.0%
Chariton 19.3%
Stone 20.0%
Linn 20.1%
Polk 20.3%
Randolph 20.8%
Lawrence 20.9%
Nodaway 20.9%
Audrain 21.1%
Dade 21.1%
Barry 21.2%
Buchanan 21.3%
Adair 21.3%
15.1% - 21.7%
St. Francois 21.6%
Miller 21.7%
21.8% - 30.7%
Sullivan 22.5%
Scott 22.6%
Monroe 22.7%
Lewis 22.7%
Vernon 22.9%
Morgan 23.0%
Holt 23.0%
Shelby 23.0%
Putnam 23.4%
Bates 23.5%
Atchison 23.6%
Ozark 23.7%
Marion 23.7%
Bollinger 24.0%
Phelps 24.0%
Knox 24.5%
Harrison 24.7%
Grundy 25.1%
Stoddard 25.4%
Schuyler 25.5%
McDonald 25.5%
Caldwell 25.7%
Pike 26.3%
Henry 26.3%
Gentry 26.3%
Clark 26.6%
Benton 26.7%
Webster 26.9%
Iron 27.5%
Worth 28.1%
Texas 29.3%
Dallas 29.6%
Madison 29.7%
St. Clair 29.8%
Shannon 30.2%
Hickory 30.4%
Oregon 30.7%
30.8% - 50.3%
Douglas 31.2%
Cedar 31.2%
Wright 32.4%
Reynolds 33.0%
Daviess 33.0%
Butler 33.3%
Howell 34.0%
Carter 34.4%
Dent 34.8%
Washington 35.2%
Scotland 35.5%
New Madrid 35.9%
Wayne 38.9%
Mississippi 39.5%
St. Louis City 39.7%
Dunklin 40.1%
Ripley 42.4%
Pemiscot 50.3%

Definitions: Percentage of related children under age 18 who live in families with incomes below the U.S. poverty threshold, as defined by the Bureau of the Census. The 2008 poverty threshold was $21,200 for a family of four. For counties with a population of less than $20,000, an estimate based on county-PUMA ratio is reported.

Data Source: USDC, Bureau of the Census.

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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