Child Abuse Homicides - North Carolina

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Child Abuse Homicides (Number) – 2008

Data Provided by: Action for Children North Carolina

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Northampton	0
Orange	0
Mitchell	0
Montgomery	0
Pamlico	0
Perquimans	0
Person	0
Pasquotank	0
Pender	0
Martin	0
Iredell	0
Jackson	0
Hoke	0
Hyde	0
Johnston	0
Macon	0
Madison	0
Jones	0
Lincoln	0
Washington	0
Watauga	0
Vance	0
Warren	0
Wayne	0
Yadkin	0
Yancey	0
Wilkes	0
Wilson	0
Tyrrell	0
Richmond	0
Rowan	0
Polk	0
Randolph	0
Sampson	0
Swain	0
Transylvania	0
Scotland	0
Surry	0
Camden	0
Carteret	0
Burke	0
Caldwell	0
Caswell	0
Chowan	0
Clay	0
Chatham	0
Cherokee	0
Buncombe	0
Anson	0
Ashe	0

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Alamance	0
Alleghany	0
Avery	0
Bladen	0
Brunswick	0
Beaufort	0
Bertie	0
Granville	0
Guilford	0
Gates	0
Graham	0
Halifax	0
Henderson	0
Hertford	0
Harnett	0
Haywood	0
Gaston	0
Currituck	0
Dare	0
Cleveland	0
Columbus	0
Davie	0
Forsyth	0
Franklin	0
Duplin	0
Durham	0
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Moore	1
Nash	1
Lenoir	1
McDowell	1
Rutherford	1
Rockingham	1
Stanly	1
Onslow	1
Lee	1
Craven	1
Alexander	1
Cabarrus	1
Catawba	1
Edgecombe	1
Greene	1
Davidson	1
Wake	2
Stokes	2
Mecklenburg	2
Cumberland	2
New Hanover	2
Robeson	2
Pitt	2
Union	3

Definitions: Number of child abuse homicides.

Data Source: Special data request, North Carolina Child Fatality Prevention Team (Office of the Chief Medical Examiner), October 2011.

Footnotes: Data is based on county of residence. For unidentified abandoned infants are listed in county where they were found. There was not more than 1 unidentified infant in each county within a single data year.

Last updated July 2012.

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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Action for Children North Carolina 3109 Poplarwood Court, Suite 300
Raleigh, NC 27604

919-834-6623
laila@ncchild.org
http://www.ncchild.org

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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