Percentage of Children receiving cash assistance - Missouri

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Percentage of Children receiving cash assistance (Percent) – 1990

Data Provided by: Partnership for Children

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2.1% - 7.4%
Osage	2.1%
Platte	2.4%
St. Charles	3.1%
Clay	3.1%
Monroe	3.3%
Moniteau	3.4%
Gentry	3.6%
Perry	3.8%
Warren	3.9%
Webster	4.2%
Gasconade	4.3%
Jefferson	4.3%
Christian	4.4%
Cole	4.5%
Atchison	4.7%
Taney	4.8%
Macon	4.9%
Cass	5.0%
Franklin	5.0%
Nodaway	5.2%
Lincoln	5.2%
Ste. Genevieve	5.4%
Pulaski	5.5%
DeKalb	5.5%
St. Louis	5.6%
Ralls	5.7%
Ray	5.9%
Livingston	5.9%
Cooper	5.9%
Chariton	6.0%
Johnson	6.0%
Andrew	6.0%
Newton	6.2%
Holt	6.2%
Daviess	6.2%
Clinton	6.2%
Laclede	6.2%
Camden	6.3%
Howard	6.3%
Maries	6.4%
Callaway	6.4%
Putnam	6.6%
Lafayette	6.7%
Barton	6.8%
Dade	6.8%
Shelby	6.8%
Linn	6.9%
Caldwell	7.1%
Knox	7.1%
Lawrence	7.2%
Greene	7.4%
7.5% - 13.8%
Mercer	7.6%
Cape Girardeau	7.6%
Montgomery	7.7%
Stone	7.8%
Dallas	7.8%
Bollinger	7.8%
Saline	7.9%

7.5% - 13.8%
Worth	7.9%
Schuyler	7.9%
Audrain	8.0%
Polk	8.0%
Boone	8.1%
Morgan	8.1%
Miller	8.1%
Lewis	8.1%
Barry	8.2%
Harrison	8.3%
Adair	8.5%
Grundy	8.6%
Pettis	8.8%
Phelps	8.8%
Vernon	8.9%
Clark	8.9%
Sullivan	9.1%
Scotland	9.2%
Douglas	9.4%
Henry	9.8%
Jasper	9.9%
Bates	9.9%
Pike	9.9%
St. Clair	9.9%
Texas	10.0%
Cedar	10.5%
Crawford	10.6%
Wright	10.8%
Hickory	10.8%
McDonald	10.8%
Randolph	11.0%
Carroll	11.1%
Benton	11.3%
Marion	11.6%
Oregon	11.7%
Madison	11.9%
Buchanan	12.1%
Stoddard	12.2%
Dent	12.4%
St. Francois	12.5%
Howell	12.5%
Jackson	13.0%
Ozark	13.8%
13.9% - 23.9%
Iron	15.3%
Shannon	15.4%
Reynolds	15.6%
Scott	16.4%
Wayne	17.5%
Carter	17.8%
Butler	18.3%
Washington	20.7%
Ripley	22.8%
New Madrid	23.9%
24.0% - 38.3%
Dunklin	26.2%
Mississippi	27.7%
Pemiscot	35.0%
St. Louis City	38.3%

Definitions: Average monthly percentage of population under age 18 who live in households receiving public assistance under Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC) or Temporary Assistance for Needy Families.

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

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