Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) Participation-Households - South Dakota

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Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) Participation-Households (Number) – 2011

Data Provided by: South Dakota KIDS COUNT

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11 - 480
Sully	11
Harding	15
Campbell	23
Jones	26
Hyde	30
Faulk	33
Hanson	33
Haakon	38
Potter	40
Jerauld	51
Aurora	61
McPherson	65
Douglas	67
Hand	70
Edmunds	70
Sanborn	71
Miner	75
Stanley	81
Clark	86
Perkins	88
Marshall	101
Deuel	102
Kingsbury	121
Hamlin	138
McCook	164
Spink	175
Hutchinson	199
Bon Homme	202
Brule	209
Gregory	214
Moody	217
Custer	223
Grant	242

11 - 480
Day	258
Lyman	263
Mellette	274
Buffalo	291
Turner	294
Walworth	318
Fall River	342
Union	366
Tripp	376
Jackson	384
Lincoln	400
Ziebach	414
Lake	418
Bennett	480
481 - 1,459
Corson	543
Butte	642
Roberts	656
Clay	678
Hughes	745
Meade	757
Brookings	799
Charles Mix	812
Dewey	961
Lawrence	1,014
Beadle	1,039
Davison	1,050
Yankton	1,118
Codington	1,137
Brown	1,459
1,460 - 3,138
Todd	1,910
Shannon	3,138
3,139 - 9,656
Pennington	6,592
Minnehaha	9,656

Definitions: The number of households receiving SNAP benefits (formerly known as Foodstamps).

Data Source: South Dakota Department of Social Services http://dss.sd.gov/snap/index.asp

Footnotes: The data are state fiscal years.

Updated 17 December 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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Vermillion, SD 57069-2390

Ph: 605.677.6432 Fax: 605.677.5427
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carole cochran, project director

The South Dakota KIDS COUNT Project tracks the status of children in the state through yearly data collection and dissemination.

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