Children Ages 0 to 17 Living in Extreme Poverty (<50% of Poverty) - North Dakota

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Children Ages 0 to 17 Living in Extreme Poverty (<50% of Poverty) (Percent) – 2010

Data Provided by: North Dakota KIDS COUNT

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Scale: 0.0% - 35.7%


North Dakota	7.0%
Adams	0.9%
Barnes	7.4%
Benson	33.2%
Billings	7.3%
Bottineau	4.2%
Bowman	1.7%
Burke	3.6%
Burleigh	5.9%
Cass	4.5%
Cavalier	5.9%
Dickey	1.5%
Divide	15.5%
Dunn	2.8%
Eddy	9.2%
Emmons	16.6%
Foster	1.6%
Golden Valley	8.7%
Grand Forks	7.1%
Grant	1.7%
Griggs	7.3%
Hettinger	3.9%
Kidder	6.4%
LaMoure	3.9%
Logan	2.7%
McHenry	5.0%
McIntosh	6.5%
McKenzie	10.6%
McLean	9.7%
Mercer	5.6%
Morton	6.6%
Mountrail	13.5%
Nelson	6.5%
Oliver	5.9%
Pembina	7.5%
Pierce	1.3%
Ramsey	10.5%
Ransom	7.5%
Renville	0.0%
Richland	0.7%
Rolette	29.9%
Sargent	2.7%
Sheridan	7.2%
Sioux	35.7%
Slope	6.2%
Stark	3.9%
Steele	5.6%
Stutsman	5.1%
Towner	7.5%
Traill	5.8%
Walsh	7.0%
Ward	4.9%
Wells	3.1%
Williams	4.5%

Definitions: This indicator represents the number of children ages 0 through 17 who live in families with incomes below 50% of the federal poverty threshold.

The percentage is the proportion these children represent of the total child population ages 0 through 17 for whom poverty status is determined in respective geographic areas. Children for whom poverty status is determined include children living in households where they are related to the householder by birth, marriage, or adoption. Thus, children living in foster care or in a group/institutional setting are excluded from this indicator.

Data Source: U.S. Census Bureau - 1990 Census, Summary Tape File 4A, Table PB101; Census 2000, Summary File 3 (SF3), Table PCT50; and the American Community Survey (ACS) 5-Year Estimates, Table B17024.

Footnotes: The 2009 federal poverty threshold for a family of four was $21,954. The federal poverty thresholds are updated each year by the U.S. Census Bureau and were established in 1964 using guidelines set by the Social Security Administration. GEOGRAPHY - Data reflect the child’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.

North Dakota Grantee

North Dakota KIDS COUNT North Dakota State University
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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