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Poverty - All Ages - SAIPE (Percent) – 1993

Data Provided by: Michigan League for Public Policy

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Scale: 5.1% - 26.4%


Michigan	15.0%
Alcona	16.5%
Alger	13.8%
Allegan	10.9%
Alpena	15.8%
Antrim	13.0%
Arenac	20.3%
Baraga	17.0%
Barry	10.9%
Bay	15.5%
Benzie	12.9%
Berrien	17.6%
Branch	15.7%
Calhoun	16.8%
Cass	14.7%
Charlevoix	11.3%
Cheboygan	17.1%
Chippewa	17.4%
Clare	23.5%
Clinton	7.6%
Crawford	17.6%
Delta	14.7%
Dickinson	9.6%
Eaton	8.3%
Emmet	10.6%
Genesee	19.0%
Gladwin	20.1%
Gogebic	15.8%
Grand Traverse	9.3%
Gratiot	15.3%
Hillsdale	14.0%
Houghton	18.9%
Huron	16.7%
Ingham	14.3%
Ionia	13.1%
Iosco	17.9%
Iron	15.7%
Isabella	18.5%
Jackson	14.2%
Kalamazoo	13.1%
Kalkaska	15.6%
Kent	11.6%
Keweenaw	13.9%
Lake	26.4%
Lapeer	9.4%
Leelanau	10.7%
Lenawee	11.9%
Livingston	5.1%
Luce	18.9%
Mackinac	14.2%
Macomb	7.4%
Manistee	18.4%
Marquette	12.1%
Mason	15.7%
Mecosta	20.6%
Menominee	12.9%
Midland	12.0%
Missaukee	17.5%
Monroe	9.4%
Montcalm	16.2%
Montmorency	18.1%
Muskegon	18.6%
Newaygo	15.9%
Oakland	7.8%
Oceana	19.7%
Ogemaw	20.8%
Ontonagon	13.9%
Osceola	17.7%
Oscoda	19.1%
Otsego	10.2%
Ottawa	6.6%
Presque Isle	15.2%
Roscommon	18.8%
Saginaw	19.5%
Saint Clair	12.8%
Saint Joseph	13.2%
Sanilac	16.1%
Schoolcraft	17.7%
Shiawassee	12.3%
Tuscola	14.2%
Van Buren	18.0%
Washtenaw	10.4%
Wayne	24.6%
Wexford	16.8%

Definitions: The number of people living below the poverty threshhold. The percent is based on the population for whom poverty status was determined by SAIPE.

Data Source: U. S. Census Bureau and Small Area Income and Poverty Estimates (SAIPE) web site.

Footnotes: For 2005, SAIPE switched from the Community Population Survey to the American Community Survey. Results are not comparable with prior years.

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Jane Zehnder-Merrell, Kids Count in Michigan Project Director

The Michigan League for Public Policy (MLPP) is a statewide citizens non-profit organization dedicated to education, research and advocacy for the benefit of low income and other vulnerable citizens in the state of Michigan. MLPP has advocated for policies to improve the well-being of Michigan residents since 1912.

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