Child Abuse and Neglect Reports Investigated - North Carolina

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Child Abuse and Neglect Reports Investigated (Rate per 1,000) – 2009

Data Provided by: Action for Children North Carolina

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3.2 - 42.2
Hyde	3.2
Camden	18.3
Hertford	23.1
Washington	23.2
Bertie	23.6
Franklin	28.9
Lee	30.4
Johnston	30.9
Pamlico	33.9
Orange	33.9
Wake	34.1
Granville	34.6
Jones	34.6
Tyrrell	36.4
Sampson	37.0
Yadkin	37.5
Watauga	38.8
Pitt	40.9
Union	40.9
Gates	41.5
Alamance	41.9
Surry	42.2
42.3 - 64.8
Richmond	43.5
Martin	43.8
Durham	44.5
Guilford	45.1
Perquimans	45.1
Davie	45.1
Anson	46.0
Forsyth	47.3
Cabarrus	47.4
Chatham	48.0
Bladen	48.1
Iredell	48.4
Person	49.8
Chowan	50.3
Warren	51.4
Caswell	51.7
Mecklenburg	51.9
Dare	52.9
Davidson	53.8
Polk	53.9
Hoke	54.0
Randolph	54.1
Nash	54.7
Harnett	55.4
Columbus	55.9
Moore	56.2
Brunswick	56.6
Currituck	57.7

42.3 - 64.8
Pasquotank	57.8
Northampton	58.0
Wilson	59.1
Vance	59.5
Rockingham	60.1
Duplin	61.2
Stokes	61.8
Greene	62.0
Wayne	62.0
Ashe	62.7
Montgomery	62.7
Caldwell	63.7
Avery	64.8
64.9 - 94.5
Craven	66.4
Pender	67.0
Stanly	67.4
Wilkes	68.0
Beaufort	69.0
Edgecombe	69.1
Onslow	70.5
Carteret	71.2
Gaston	71.5
Macon	72.2
Scotland	73.5
Rowan	73.6
Cumberland	74.7
Catawba	76.1
Buncombe	77.0
New Hanover	77.0
Lincoln	78.2
Burke	80.2
Yancey	80.3
Robeson	81.4
Clay	82.0
Transylvania	86.3
Lenoir	86.6
McDowell	87.0
Mitchell	90.4
Cleveland	90.7
Rutherford	91.4
Halifax	92.5
Henderson	93.2
Alexander	94.5
94.6 - 164.4
Jackson	105.3
Alleghany	108.0
Cherokee	111.1
Graham	116.2
Haywood	117.5
Madison	125.8
Swain	164.4

Definitions: The number and rate per 1,000 reports of child abuse and neglect investigated.

Data Source: Duncan, D.F., Kum, H.C., Flair, K.A., and Stewart, C.J. (2010). Management Assistance for Child Welfare, Work First, and Food & Nutrition Services in North Carolina. Special data request, March 2011. Also available online through the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Jordan Institute for Families website at http://ssw.unc.edu/ma/.

Footnotes: Last updated April 2011.

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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Laila A. Bell, Director of Research and Data

The mission of Action for Children North Carolina is to advocate for child well-being by educating and engaging all people across the state to ensure that our children are health, safe, well-educated and have every opportunity for success.

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