Adults Older than Age 16 Lacking Basic Prose Literacy - New Mexico

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Adults Older than Age 16 Lacking Basic Prose Literacy (Percent) – 2003

Data Provided by: New Mexico Voices for Children

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5% - 13%
Los Alamos	5%
Sandoval	11%
San Juan	12%
Lincoln	12%
Catron	12%
Santa Fe	13%
14% - 18%
Bernalillo	14%
Roosevelt	15%
Grant	15%
Curry	15%
Sierra	16%
McKinley	16%
De Baca	16%
Colfax	16%
Torrance	16%
Taos	17%
Eddy	17%

14% - 18%
Cibola	17%
Otero	17%
Union	17%
Harding	18%
19% - 23%
Quay	19%
Valencia	20%
Chaves	20%
Socorro	21%
San Miguel	21%
Lea	21%
Rio Arriba	23%
24% - 33%
Mora	25%
Doña Ana	26%
Hidalgo	28%
Guadalupe	30%
Luna	33%

Definitions: Source: U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, National Assessment of Adult Literacy (2003)

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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