Children Under Age 18 in Poverty - Indiana

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Children Under Age 18 in Poverty (Percent) – 2011

Data Provided by: Indiana Youth Institute

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Scale: 6.2% - 34.0%


Indiana	22.6%
Adams	28.3%
Allen	24.9%
Bartholomew	19.5%
Benton	17.8%
Blackford	24.5%
Boone	9.3%
Brown	21.8%
Carroll	17.3%
Cass	22.0%
Clark	18.5%
Clay	21.4%
Clinton	24.4%
Crawford	29.8%
Daviess	23.0%
Dearborn	13.8%
Decatur	21.5%
DeKalb	18.3%
Delaware	26.1%
Dubois	10.4%
Elkhart	27.4%
Fayette	30.7%
Floyd	18.3%
Fountain	18.2%
Franklin	16.1%
Fulton	23.2%
Gibson	15.0%
Grant	25.5%
Greene	21.0%
Hamilton	6.2%
Hancock	10.1%
Harrison	16.7%
Hendricks	7.4%
Henry	24.1%
Howard	24.8%
Huntington	17.8%
Jackson	20.0%
Jasper	14.8%
Jay	27.7%
Jefferson	22.1%
Jennings	21.6%
Johnson	13.1%
Knox	27.0%
Kosciusko	16.4%
LaGrange	21.1%
Lake	30.2%
LaPorte	25.9%
Lawrence	23.1%
Madison	29.4%
Marion	31.9%
Marshall	17.9%
Martin	20.1%
Miami	22.7%
Monroe	17.6%
Montgomery	24.1%
Morgan	17.0%
Newton	22.5%
Noble	18.7%
Ohio	17.5%
Orange	25.8%
Owen	25.2%
Parke	28.4%
Perry	17.9%
Pike	17.1%
Porter	14.3%
Posey	16.9%
Pulaski	20.0%
Putnam	17.8%
Randolph	26.5%
Ripley	16.7%
Rush	20.5%
St. Joseph	29.6%
Scott	34.0%
Shelby	18.7%
Spencer	14.5%
Starke	25.4%
Steuben	21.0%
Sullivan	22.6%
Switzerland	29.4%
Tippecanoe	20.8%
Tipton	13.8%
Union	22.7%
Vanderburgh	22.1%
Vermillion	20.4%
Vigo	25.4%
Wabash	23.4%
Warren	15.3%
Warrick	12.3%
Washington	24.2%
Wayne	33.5%
Wells	15.9%
White	18.8%
Whitley	13.7%

Definitions: The percentage of children younger than age 18 living in households with incomes below the federal poverty thresholds as reported by the Small Area Income and Poverty Estimates. The federal poverty threshold is calculated annually and differs according to the size and composition of the household. Data reported for each year reflect income in the previous year.

Data Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Housing and Household Economic Statistics Division, Small Area Estimates Branch. http://www.census.gov//did/www/saipe/

Footnotes: Data is for Calendar Year.

Note that 1996 data is not available at the county level due to early collection of the data which skipped every other year. Also of note, there is a break in the SAIPE time-series between 2004 and 2005 due to the switch from CPS ASEC to ACS data in SAIPE modeling. Comparisons across these particular years are not advised because of this break in series. Please see the Small Area and Income Poverty Estimates website for more information: http://www.census.gov/did/www/saipe/methods/cautions.html

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Indianapolis, IN 46204

800-343-7060
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Sarah Patterson, Project Manager

The Indiana Youth Institute promotes the healthy development of Indiana children and youth by serving the people, institutions and communities that impact their well-being. For more data on Hoosier children, please visit www.iyi.org.

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