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Children Under 5 Enrolled in WIC (Percent) – 2006

Data Provided by: Colorado Children's Campaign
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Scale: 3.2% - 114.6%
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Colorado 18.5%
Adams 22.1% Barchart image
Alamosa 60.2% Barchart image
Arapahoe 25.3% Barchart image
Archuleta 21.8% Barchart image
Baca 50.6% Barchart image
Bent 42.1% Barchart image
Boulder 17.7% Barchart image
Broomfield 9.5% Barchart image
Chaffee 21.1% Barchart image
Cheyenne 114.6% Barchart image
Clear Creek 16.7% Barchart image
Conejos N/A
Costilla 5.2% Barchart image
Crowley 34.3% Barchart image
Custer 12.4% Barchart image
Delta 21.1% Barchart image
Denver 11.8% Barchart image
Dolores 30.2% Barchart image
Douglas 3.4% Barchart image
Eagle 13.0% Barchart image
El Paso 24.1% Barchart image
Elbert 5.6% Barchart image
Fremont 35.2% Barchart image
Garfield 18.0% Barchart image
Gilpin N/A
Grand 11.6% Barchart image
Gunnison 14.6% Barchart image
Hinsdale N/A
Huerfano 31.9% Barchart image
Jackson 34.4% Barchart image
Jefferson 14.5% Barchart image
Kiowa 17.0% Barchart image
Kit Carson 28.7% Barchart image
La Plata 3.2% Barchart image
Lake 29.0% Barchart image
Larimer 15.5% Barchart image
Las Animas 28.8% Barchart image
Lincoln 43.2% Barchart image
Logan 31.9% Barchart image
Mesa 17.8% Barchart image
Mineral N/A
Moffat 22.4% Barchart image
Montezuma 25.2% Barchart image
Montrose 37.8% Barchart image
Morgan 34.4% Barchart image
Otero 64.2% Barchart image
Ouray 11.6% Barchart image
Park 9.7% Barchart image
Phillips 34.2% Barchart image
Pitkin 3.2% Barchart image
Prowers 40.6% Barchart image
Pueblo 38.5% Barchart image
Rio Blanco 18.5% Barchart image
Rio Grande 33.2% Barchart image
Routt 5.8% Barchart image
Saguache 57.2% Barchart image
San Juan N/A
San Miguel 14.2% Barchart image
Sedgwick 20.0% Barchart image
Summit 16.3% Barchart image
Teller 16.7% Barchart image
Washington 20.2% Barchart image
Weld 7.8% Barchart image
Yuma 35.8% Barchart image

Definitions: Number of children under age 5 receiving services from the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children provided by the Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment. The rate is the monthly average number of children served by WIC per 100 children less than 5 years of age. Note: Some county WIC programs provide services to  ldren from other counties. Gilpin, Hinsdale and Mineral counties do not have a WIC program and children in these counties are served by neighboring counties. Children in Conejos, Costilla, Denver, Mesa, Rio Grande and Weld counties are served both by WIC and CSFP (Commodities Supplemental Food Program), with relatively few being served by WIC.

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sarah@coloradokids.org
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Sarah Hughes, MSW, Research Director