Children (ages 0-17) Living in Poverty - Virginia

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Children (ages 0-17) Living in Poverty (Percent) – 2010

Data Provided by: Voices for Virginia's Children

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2.7% - 12.9%
Falls Church	2.7%
Loudoun	4.2%
Hanover	6.4%
Poquoson	6.6%
Stafford	6.8%
York	6.8%
Fairfax County	7.3%
Fairfax City	8.1%
New Kent	8.4%
Prince William	8.5%
Botetourt	8.8%
King George	9.0%
Chesterfield	9.0%
Fauquier	9.1%
Powhatan	9.2%
Fluvanna	9.2%
Roanoke County	9.4%
Goochland	9.8%
Albemarle	10.0%
Clarke	10.1%
James City	10.3%
Arlington	10.4%
Spotsylvania	10.5%
Frederick	11.0%
Virginia Beach	11.0%
King William	11.0%
Chesapeake	11.4%
Isle of Wight	12.3%
Prince George	12.7%
Bedford County	12.9%
13.0% - 20.9%
Salem	13.2%
Augusta	13.2%
Greene	13.3%
Henrico	13.4%
Manassas Park	13.6%
Gloucester	14.1%
Alexandria	14.2%
Warren	14.4%
Culpeper	14.8%
Orange	14.8%
Lexington	15.0%
Colonial Heights	15.1%
Rockingham	15.3%
Rappahannock	15.5%
Louisa	15.6%
Bath	15.7%
Caroline	16.6%
Dinwiddie	16.6%
Amelia	16.8%
Mathews	17.1%
Rockbridge	17.1%
Montgomery	17.2%
Suffolk	17.2%
Shenandoah	17.2%
Madison	17.4%
Craig	17.9%
Manassas	17.9%
Bland	18.0%
Charles City	18.4%
Campbell	18.6%
Giles	18.9%
Amherst	18.9%
Washington	19.3%
Radford	19.3%
King and Queen	19.4%
Floyd	19.6%
Surry	19.7%

13.0% - 20.9%
Southampton	20.0%
Hampton	20.3%
Alleghany	20.4%
Nelson	20.9%
21.0% - 29.6%
Franklin County	21.6%
Appomattox	21.8%
Harrisonburg	21.9%
Middlesex	22.3%
Pittsylvania	22.4%
Buena Vista	22.6%
Charlottesville	22.7%
Williamsburg	22.7%
Page	22.7%
Highland	22.8%
Wythe	22.9%
Newport News	23.3%
Fredericksburg	23.4%
Pulaski	23.4%
Tazewell	23.5%
Essex	23.6%
Staunton	23.7%
Richmond County	23.8%
Sussex	24.0%
Covington	24.4%
Winchester	24.7%
Carroll	24.9%
Scott	25.0%
Buckingham	25.2%
Russell	25.2%
Norfolk	25.5%
Greensville	25.8%
Cumberland	26.0%
Lancaster	26.1%
Westmoreland	26.2%
Dickenson	26.6%
Brunswick	26.9%
Prince Edward	27.0%
Henry	27.2%
Waynesboro	27.3%
Grayson	27.4%
Wise	27.5%
Hopewell	27.5%
Bedford City	27.9%
Nottoway	27.9%
Smyth	28.0%
Charlotte	28.1%
Patrick	28.1%
Northumberland	28.2%
Halifax	28.3%
Mecklenburg	28.4%
Lunenburg	28.4%
Portsmouth	28.5%
Accomack	28.7%
Lynchburg	29.6%
29.7% - 41.7%
Emporia	31.5%
Northampton	31.6%
Norton	31.6%
Lee	33.1%
Franklin City	33.2%
Roanoke City	33.9%
Bristol	33.9%
Buchanan	34.9%
Richmond City	35.0%
Galax	35.9%
Martinsville	36.1%
Petersburg	41.4%
Danville	41.7%

Definitions: Children ages 0-17 living at or below 100% of the Federal Poverty Level.

Data Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Small Area Estimates Branch
http://www.census.gov//did/www/saipe/ More...

Footnotes: In 2011, the U.S. Census Bureau defined the poverty level as a combined annual income of approximately $22,350 for a family of four.

Last updated February 2013

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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