Females 16 and over in Labor Force - South Dakota

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Females 16 and over in Labor Force (Percent) – 1990

Data Provided by: South Dakota KIDS COUNT

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40% - 48%
Clark	40%
McPherson	43%
Haakon	43%
Hamlin	45%
Mellette	45%
Shannon	45%
Faulk	45%
Marshall	46%
Ziebach	46%
Corson	46%
Campbell	47%
Hand	47%
Bon Homme	47%
Kingsbury	47%
Hyde	47%
Jerauld	47%
Bennett	47%
Gregory	47%
Todd	48%
Charles Mix	48%
49% - 54%
Day	49%
Douglas	49%
Aurora	49%
Jackson	49%
Potter	50%
Hutchinson	50%
Edmunds	50%
Turner	50%
Deuel	50%
Spink	50%
Jones	51%
McCook	51%
Roberts	51%

49% - 54%
Miner	52%
Tripp	52%
Buffalo	53%
Sanborn	53%
Butte	53%
Walworth	54%
55% - 60%
Hanson	54%
Lake	55%
Fall River	55%
Dewey	55%
Beadle	55%
Grant	56%
Custer	56%
Union	57%
Meade	58%
Clay	58%
Harding	58%
Sully	58%
Perkins	58%
Davison	59%
Lawrence	59%
Moody	59%
Brule	60%
61% - 70%
Yankton	61%
Brookings	61%
Brown	61%
Lyman	61%
Codington	61%
Pennington	63%
Lincoln	65%
Stanley	68%
Minnehaha	68%
Hughes	70%

Definitions: Females 16 and over in the labor force

Data Source: The 1980 and 1990 Census of Social & Economic Characteristics. 2000 figures from Census Summary File 3 (SF3). Compiled by the State Data Center at The University of South Dakota – www.usd.edu/sdsdc

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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South Dakota KIDS COUNT 414 East Clark Street
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The University of South Dakota
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.

Kids Count Data Center