Families with children with annual incomes of less than 150% of the federal poverty threshold - Georgia

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Families with children with annual incomes of less than 150% of the federal poverty threshold (Percent) – 2007 - 2011

Data Provided by: Family Connection Partnership

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Scale: 10.5% - 82.0%


Georgia	29.6%
Appling	43.6%
Atkinson	59.2%
Bacon	28.2%
Baker	58.3%
Baldwin	40.0%
Banks	31.1%
Barrow	24.8%
Bartow	28.5%
Ben Hill	47.5%
Berrien	44.1%
Bibb	39.7%
Bleckley	37.2%
Brantley	35.6%
Brooks	30.2%
Bryan	19.6%
Bulloch	33.9%
Burke	50.9%
Butts	26.0%
Calhoun	50.6%
Camden	27.6%
Candler	41.4%
Carroll	30.2%
Catoosa	25.9%
Charlton	22.2%
Chatham	32.4%
Chattahoochee	22.4%
Chattooga	38.5%
Cherokee	15.5%
Clarke	45.8%
Clay	82.0%
Clayton	35.3%
Clinch	45.5%
Cobb	20.8%
Coffee	42.8%
Colquitt	43.5%
Columbia	16.0%
Cook	44.1%
Coweta	21.7%
Crawford	48.9%
Crisp	53.4%
Dade	33.8%
Dawson	28.7%
Decatur	45.6%
Dekalb	30.6%
Dodge	38.3%
Dooly	51.2%
Dougherty	53.9%
Douglas	26.4%
Early	46.9%
Echols	65.7%
Effingham	21.3%
Elbert	42.6%
Emanuel	44.8%
Evans	38.0%
Fannin	36.2%
Fayette	12.8%
Floyd	32.3%
Forsyth	10.5%
Franklin	37.9%
Fulton	27.3%
Gilmer	39.9%
Glascock	34.9%
Glynn	32.6%
Gordon	36.8%
Grady	44.2%
Greene	47.3%
Gwinnett	24.1%
Habersham	35.2%
Hall	31.2%
Hancock	59.8%
Haralson	35.0%
Harris	13.9%
Hart	36.9%
Heard	43.8%
Henry	18.5%
Houston	24.2%
Irwin	32.2%
Jackson	23.9%
Jasper	32.1%
Jeff Davis	34.8%
Jefferson	47.9%
Jenkins	71.5%
Johnson	48.4%
Jones	25.6%
Lamar	36.1%
Lanier	37.2%
Laurens	43.2%
Lee	22.1%
Liberty	35.7%
Lincoln	51.1%
Long	43.7%
Lowndes	39.5%
Lumpkin	23.7%
Macon	46.3%
Madison	36.6%
Marion	43.6%
McDuffie	40.3%
McIntosh	43.5%
Meriwether	42.1%
Miller	46.1%
Mitchell	46.3%
Monroe	35.3%
Montgomery	44.2%
Morgan	29.9%
Murray	39.4%
Muscogee	35.0%
Newton	27.8%
Oconee	12.9%
Oglethorpe	25.9%
Paulding	15.6%
Peach	42.1%
Pickens	26.5%
Pierce	35.3%
Pike	22.0%
Polk	39.1%
Pulaski	30.6%
Putnam	38.0%
Quitman	46.0%
Rabun	34.6%
Randolph	50.9%
Richmond	42.4%
Rockdale	25.8%
Schley	33.5%
Screven	36.7%
Seminole	57.6%
Spalding	36.7%
Stephens	39.1%
Stewart	42.5%
Sumter	45.5%
Talbot	43.7%
Taliaferro	72.9%
Tattnall	43.2%
Taylor	44.9%
Telfair	56.4%
Terrell	51.1%
Thomas	42.7%
Tift	39.5%
Toombs	44.3%
Towns	31.9%
Treutlen	49.3%
Troup	37.4%
Turner	41.0%
Twiggs	37.2%
Union	35.6%
Upson	41.4%
Walker	33.3%
Walton	28.4%
Ware	39.7%
Warren	37.3%
Washington	44.2%
Wayne	35.7%
Webster	33.7%
Wheeler	54.5%
White	33.5%
Whitfield	39.3%
Wilcox	48.2%
Wilkes	41.4%
Wilkinson	42.7%
Worth	37.2%

Definitions: Numerator: Number of families with related children under 18 years with income less than 150% of federal poverty threshold. Denominator: Number of families with related children under 18 years. Rate calculation: 100 times the numerator divided by the denominator.

Data Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey, Five Year Estimates, Table B17022.

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Georgia Family Connection Partnership (GaFCP) is a public/private partnership that supports 159 Family Connection county collaborative organizations across the state and serves as a resource to state agencies in improving conditions for Georgia's children and families.

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