Confirmed Victims of Child Abuse - Texas

Texas

Home> Data By State> Texas> Rankings/Maps/Trends by Topic

Geographic Areas:

Show County Data

Year:

Data Type:

Rate per 1,000 children ages 0-17
Number

Map Options:

Create a new report

Confirmed Victims of Child Abuse (Rate per 1,000 children ages 0-17) – 2011

Data Provided by: Center for Public Policy Priorities

TOOLBOX:

0.0 - 7.8
Borden	0.0
Loving	0.0
Glasscock	0.0
King	0.0
Motley	0.0
McMullen	0.0
Sutton	0.9
Martin	1.3
Maverick	2.3
Briscoe	2.3
Kinney	2.5
Rockwall	3.3
Sterling	3.5
Crane	3.6
Newton	3.7
Crockett	3.8
Hartley	3.9
Armstrong	3.9
Oldham	4.1
Mills	4.2
Val Verde	4.3
Bailey	4.4
Parmer	4.6
Carson	4.6
Harris	4.9
Fort Bend	5.0
Schleicher	5.2
Collin	5.4
Blanco	5.4
Austin	5.6
Denton	5.6
Ellis	5.7
Lavaca	5.7
Navarro	5.8
Knox	6.0
Freestone	6.2
Brazoria	6.2
Williamson	6.4
Presidio	6.5
Jackson	6.5
Hudspeth	6.6
Irion	6.8
Calhoun	6.8
Hansford	7.0
Hemphill	7.1
Tyler	7.3
Kaufman	7.3
Fannin	7.4
Wharton	7.5
Hopkins	7.5
Dallas	7.5
Galveston	7.5
Franklin	7.5
Hays	7.6
Castro	7.7
Matagorda	7.8
Chambers	7.8
7.9 - 14.3
Archer	8.1
Panola	8.2
Montgomery	8.4
Kenedy	8.5
Houston	8.5
Webb	8.5
Kendall	8.6
Shelby	8.6
Waller	8.6
Yoakum	8.9
Grimes	8.9
Smith	9.0
Reagan	9.0
Red River	9.1
Childress	9.1
Wheeler	9.1
Colorado	9.1
Jack	9.2
San Jacinto	9.2
Wilson	9.3
Foard	9.3
DeWitt	9.4
Jeff Davis	9.5
Ochiltree	9.5
Limestone	9.5
Cochran	9.6
Caldwell	9.7
Walker	9.8
Gonzales	9.8
Gregg	9.8
Bastrop	9.9
Brazos	10.0
Brewster	10.0
Lampasas	10.0
Hunt	10.0
Leon	10.1
Cottle	10.1
Upshur	10.1
Grayson	10.2
Jefferson	10.2
Hardin	10.2
Cooke	10.2
Victoria	10.2
Ward	10.2
Travis	10.5
Washington	10.6
Lee	10.6
Hutchinson	10.7
Parker	10.7
El Paso	10.7
Starr	10.7
Hidalgo	10.9
Lipscomb	11.1
Gillespie	11.1
Cass	11.1
Edwards	11.3
Comanche	11.3
Guadalupe	11.3
Bell	11.4
Falls	11.4
San Augustine	11.5
Midland	11.5
San Saba	11.6
Zavala	11.6
Lamar	11.8
Bowie	11.9
Jasper	11.9
Wise	11.9
Gaines	12.0
Tarrant	12.0

7.9 - 14.3
Shackelford	12.1
Clay	12.1
Polk	12.1
Winkler	12.2
Anderson	12.2
Camp	12.3
Upton	12.4
Haskell	12.4
Wood	12.5
Pecos	12.5
Comal	12.6
Nacogdoches	12.6
Menard	12.6
Runnels	12.6
Titus	12.7
Terrell	12.9
Angelina	12.9
Hill	13.0
Van Zandt	13.1
Cherokee	13.1
Burleson	13.1
Tom Green	13.1
Liberty	13.2
McLennan	13.2
Fayette	13.2
Burnet	13.4
Bexar	13.5
Bandera	13.5
Mitchell	13.6
Bosque	13.7
Medina	13.7
Karnes	13.8
Harrison	14.0
Erath	14.0
Jones	14.1
Deaf Smith	14.3
Nueces	14.3
14.4 - 23.4
Lamb	14.7
Marion	14.8
Randall	14.8
Morris	14.9
Brown	14.9
Johnson	15.0
La Salle	15.1
Throckmorton	15.1
Rusk	15.1
Young	15.2
Eastland	15.2
Dimmit	15.3
Sherman	15.3
Baylor	15.4
Concho	15.6
Palo Pinto	15.8
Callahan	15.8
Trinity	15.9
Cameron	15.9
Kimble	16.0
San Patricio	16.0
Uvalde	16.0
Somervell	16.1
Reeves	16.1
Hamilton	16.1
Coryell	16.4
Hale	16.6
Frio	16.6
Milam	16.7
Robertson	17.0
Rains	17.0
Kleberg	17.1
Atascosa	17.2
Culberson	17.3
Henderson	17.5
Sabine	17.6
Stephens	17.7
Swisher	17.8
Stonewall	17.8
Hall	17.9
Delta	18.0
Madison	18.1
Kerr	18.3
Llano	18.3
Fisher	18.4
Duval	18.4
Goliad	18.5
Moore	18.5
Ector	18.6
Hardeman	18.8
Zapata	18.8
Wilbarger	19.2
Andrews	19.2
Wichita	19.6
Lynn	19.7
Collingsworth	19.8
Mason	19.9
Dawson	19.9
Orange	20.0
Jim Wells	20.1
Lubbock	20.4
Potter	21.0
McCulloch	21.0
Howard	21.0
Coke	21.1
Taylor	21.6
Roberts	21.9
Crosby	22.0
Scurry	22.3
Gray	23.4
23.5 - 41.9
Hockley	24.3
Hood	25.3
Dallam	25.6
Willacy	25.6
Brooks	25.8
Bee	25.8
Real	26.0
Kent	26.1
Refugio	26.4
Floyd	26.8
Montague	27.3
Live Oak	27.6
Donley	32.5
Dickens	33.3
Jim Hogg	33.9
Nolan	33.9
Terry	34.9
Aransas	36.3
Coleman	37.5
Garza	41.9

Definitions: Number and rate per 1,000 of children ages 0-17 confirmed as victims of child abuse.

Data Source: Texas Department of Family and Protective Services

Footnotes: Note: When a child is identified as a confirmed victim, it does not mean that the child will receive ongoing services from DFPS. The decision about whether to provide the family ongoing services or to remove the child into DFPS custody is based on an assessment of whether there is an ongoing risk to the child.

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.

Texas Grantee

Center for Public Policy Priorities 7020 Easy Wind Dr., Suite 200
Austin, TX 78752

512-320-0222 ext. 106
kidscount@cppp.org
http://www.cppp.org/kidscount

Frances Deviney, Ph.D., Senior Research Associate and Texas KIDS COUNT Director

The Center for Public Policy Priorities is a nonpartisan, nonprofit policy institute committed to improving public policies to better the economic and social conditions of low-and moderate-income Texans. To view the State of Texas Children data book, go to www.stateoftexaschildren.org.

Kids Count Data Center