Children Living in Neighborhoods with Poverty Rates of 30% or More (5-year average) - Puerto Rico

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Children Living in Neighborhoods with Poverty Rates of 30% or More (5-year average) (Percent) – 2006 - 2010

Data Provided by: National Council of La Raza

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Scale: 44.6% - 100.0%


Puerto Rico	83.0%
Adjuntas	100.0%
Aguada	100.0%
Aguadilla	93.1%
Aguas Buenas	100.0%
Aibonito	100.0%
Añasco	100.0%
Arecibo	94.4%
Arroyo	100.0%
Barceloneta	100.0%
Barranquitas	100.0%
Bayamón	58.8%
Cabo Rojo	90.4%
Caguas	72.5%
Camuy	100.0%
Canóvanas	70.6%
Carolina	45.1%
Cataño	87.5%
Cayey	84.9%
Ceiba	100.0%
Ciales	100.0%
Cidra	83.7%
Coamo	100.0%
Comerío	100.0%
Corozal	100.0%
Culebra	100.0%
Dorado	61.6%
Fajardo	69.7%
Florida	100.0%
Guánica	100.0%
Guayama	100.0%
Guayanilla	100.0%
Guaynabo	51.1%
Gurabo	63.4%
Hatillo	100.0%
Hormigueros	52.4%
Humacao	90.4%
Isabela	100.0%
Jayuya	100.0%
Juana Díaz	95.0%
Juncos	100.0%
Lajas	100.0%
Lares	100.0%
Las Marías	100.0%
Las Piedras	100.0%
Loíza	68.4%
Luquillo	100.0%
Manatí	100.0%
Maricao	100.0%
Maunabo	100.0%
Mayagüez	95.7%
Moca	100.0%
Morovis	100.0%
Naguabo	100.0%
Naranjito	100.0%
Orocovis	100.0%
Patillas	100.0%
Peñuelas	100.0%
Ponce	89.6%
Quebradillas	100.0%
Rincón	100.0%
Río Grande	78.8%
Sabana Grande	100.0%
Salinas	100.0%
San Germán	100.0%
San Juan	65.3%
San Lorenzo	83.1%
San Sebastián	100.0%
Santa Isabel	100.0%
Toa Alta	72.4%
Toa Baja	61.9%
Trujillo Alto	44.6%
Utuado	100.0%
Vega Alta	100.0%
Vega Baja	100.0%
Vieques	100.0%
Villalba	100.0%
Yabucoa	100.0%
Yauco	100.0%

Definitions: The share of children under age 18 who live in neighborhoods where 30 percent or more of the population is
below the poverty level, classified as living in poor neighborhoods.

Data Source: Population Reference Bureau's analysis of data from the 2006-10 American Community Survey.

Footnotes: Estimates are subject to both sampling and non sampling error.

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National Council of La Raza 405 Ave. Esmeralda Suite 102357
Guaynabo, PR 00969-4427

787.963.0156
nclr-pr@nclr.org
http://kidscount.nclr.org

Nayda I. Rivera-Hernández, Senior Research Analyst

The National Council of La Raza (NCLR) the largest national Hispanic civil rights and advocacy organization in the United States works to improve opportunities for Hispanic Americans.

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