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Percent of children 0-17 in households with incomes below the poverty level (Percent) – 2011

Data Provided by: Children's Trust of South Carolina
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Scale: 19.1% - 48.9%
Scale
South Carolina 27.5%
Abbeville 29.4% Barchart image
Aiken 31.6% Barchart image
Allendale 48.9% Barchart image
Anderson 24.1% Barchart image
Bamberg 37.4% Barchart image
Barnwell 35.4% Barchart image
Beaufort 22.8% Barchart image
Berkeley 23.4% Barchart image
Calhoun 30.0% Barchart image
Charleston 25.7% Barchart image
Cherokee 32.4% Barchart image
Chester 45.7% Barchart image
Chesterfield 32.5% Barchart image
Clarendon 37.2% Barchart image
Colleton 40.1% Barchart image
Darlington 35.1% Barchart image
Dillon 47.7% Barchart image
Dorchester 19.1% Barchart image
Edgefield 27.8% Barchart image
Fairfield 31.7% Barchart image
Florence 31.0% Barchart image
Georgetown 37.0% Barchart image
Greenville 24.8% Barchart image
Greenwood 28.8% Barchart image
Hampton 39.1% Barchart image
Horry 31.6% Barchart image
Jasper 38.8% Barchart image
Kershaw 27.0% Barchart image
Lancaster 27.5% Barchart image
Laurens 36.6% Barchart image
Lee 40.4% Barchart image
Lexington 21.4% Barchart image
Marion 42.4% Barchart image
Marlboro 43.8% Barchart image
McCormick 34.1% Barchart image
Newberry 32.7% Barchart image
Oconee 28.4% Barchart image
Orangeburg 34.0% Barchart image
Pickens 23.5% Barchart image
Richland 23.9% Barchart image
Saluda 28.2% Barchart image
Spartanburg 26.9% Barchart image
Sumter 27.9% Barchart image
Union 31.2% Barchart image
Williamsburg 42.1% Barchart image
York 21.1% Barchart image

Definitions: Poverty Thresholds - The income cutoffs used by the Census Bureau to determine the poverty status of families and unrelated individuals include a set of 48 thresholds arranged in a two dimensional matrix consisting of family size (from one person to nine or more persons) cross-classified by presence and number of family members under 18 years old (from no children present to 8 or more children present). The total income of each family or unrelated individual in the sample was tested against the appropriate poverty threshold to determine the poverty status of that family or unrelated individual.

The data for years 1995-2009 is from county tables with estimates created by SAIPE: "Under age 18 in poverty".

Data Source: U.S. Bureau of the Census

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