Median Income of Families with Children 0 to 17 - North Dakota

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Median Income of Families with Children 0 to 17 (Currency) – 2010

Data Provided by: North Dakota KIDS COUNT

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Scale: $27,375 - $74,750


North Dakota	$63,698
Adams	$47,857
Barnes	$58,125
Benson	$31,023
Billings	$55,000
Bottineau	$65,568
Bowman	$68,194
Burke	$71,019
Burleigh	$69,356
Cass	$70,627
Cavalier	$54,348
Dickey	$54,681
Divide	$67,333
Dunn	$71,719
Eddy	$51,500
Emmons	$50,313
Foster	$65,833
Golden Valley	$46,719
Grand Forks	$64,073
Grant	$53,056
Griggs	$52,286
Hettinger	$41,667
Kidder	$38,977
LaMoure	$62,115
Logan	$59,167
McHenry	$53,295
McIntosh	$53,750
McKenzie	$60,469
McLean	$67,443
Mercer	$71,172
Morton	$65,275
Mountrail	$63,026
Nelson	$60,313
Oliver	$74,750
Pembina	$60,321
Pierce	$61,625
Ramsey	$57,313
Ransom	$63,788
Renville	$68,750
Richland	$71,058
Rolette	$31,496
Sargent	$63,224
Sheridan	$36,429
Sioux	$27,375
Slope	$48,750
Stark	$65,708
Steele	$53,409
Stutsman	$56,297
Towner	$50,994
Traill	$61,289
Walsh	$54,271
Ward	$58,930
Wells	$72,703
Williams	$71,707

Definitions: This indicator represents the middle income point of the total number of families with children, including those with no income. The median is reflected in dollars and divides the number of families into two equal parts - half of families with children have incomes above the median and half have incomes below the median.

Data Source: U.S. Census Bureau - 1990 Census, Summary Tape File 3, Table P19; Census 2000, Summary File 3 (SF3), Table PCT39; American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, Table B19125.

Footnotes: GEOGRAPHY - Data reflect the family’s place of residence. DATE - Census data reflect April 1 of reference year. The ACS data reflect a 5-year pooled estimate. LIMITATIONS - The sampling error associated with the 5-year ACS estimates can be substantial, especially for less populous areas and for small estimates. Use caution when comparing multiple geographies or one geography over time.

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IACC Building, Room 424
P.O. Box 6050, Dept. 8000
Fargo, ND 58108-6050

(701) 231-5931
ndkidscount@yahoo.com
http://www.ndkidscount.org

Karen Olson, Program Director

The mission of North Dakota KIDS COUNT is to provide accurate, current data on child well-being in order to inform local and state discussions about how to secure better futures for all of North Dakota's children.

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