Children in Single-Parent Families - Alabama

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Children in Single-Parent Families (Number) – 2010

Data Provided by: VOICES for Alabama's Children

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Scale: 692 - 50,215


Alabama	327,504
Autauga	3,246
Baldwin	9,693
Barbour	2,305
Bibb	1,272
Blount	2,496
Bullock	1,109
Butler	1,840
Calhoun	8,189
Chambers	2,766
Cherokee	1,335
Chilton	2,537
Choctaw	863
Clarke	1,993
Clay	888
Cleburne	720
Coffee	3,158
Colbert	3,235
Conecuh	1,250
Coosa	692
Covington	2,306
Crenshaw	958
Cullman	3,789
Dale	3,718
Dallas	5,261
DeKalb	4,031
Elmore	4,579
Escambia	2,829
Etowah	6,489
Fayette	970
Franklin	1,913
Geneva	1,643
Greene	948
Hale	1,483
Henry	1,049
Houston	8,283
Jackson	2,683
Jefferson	50,215
Lamar	860
Lauderdale	5,228
Lawrence	1,838
Lee	8,813
Limestone	4,250
Lowndes	974
Macon	2,156
Madison	20,591
Marengo	1,792
Marion	1,750
Marshall	5,795
Mobile	35,231
Monroe	1,894
Montgomery	21,874
Morgan	7,378
Perry	1,146
Pickens	1,604
Pike	2,498
Randolph	1,553
Russell	5,533
St. Clair	3,785
Shelby	7,845
Sumter	1,372
Talladega	6,028
Tallapoosa	3,122
Tuscaloosa	12,900
Walker	3,547
Washington	988
Wilcox	1,215
Winston	1,210

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Percent of own children under 18 years of age residing with only one parent. Since data reported are for “own children,” they do not include children who live in households with a single grandparent, aunt, uncle, or another person who is not the parent.

Data Source:

U.S. Census Bureau, 2000 Census of Population, Census Bureau Website, www.census.gov, Summary File 1, Table 28, Released 2001; and U.S. Census Bureau, 2010 Census of Population, Census Bureau Website, www.census.gov, Summary Tape File 1, Table 31, Released June, 2011.

Alabama Grantee

VOICES for Alabama's Children P.O. Box 4576
Montgomery, AL 36103-4576

334-213-2410
http://www.alavoices.org

Linda Tilly , Executive Director

VOICES is a non-profit, non-partisan, statewide, multi-issue child advocacy organization seeking to ensure the well-being of Alabama's children through research, public awareness and advocacy.

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