Poverty Rate for Children Under 18 in 2005
 
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RankStatesUnder 18 2005 Poverty Rate
1Mississippi30.2
2District of Columbia29.6
3Louisiana29.2
4New Mexico26.0
5West Virginia25.5
6Arkansas25.0
7Texas24.7
8Alabama24.3
9Kentucky23.0
9Oklahoma23.0
11South Carolina22.6
12Tennessee21.8
13Arizona20.9
14North Carolina20.8
15Georgia20.3
16Montana20.2
17New York19.7
18Missouri19.5
19Oregon18.8
20California18.5
20Ohio18.5
22Michigan18.3
22South Dakota18.3
24Florida18.1
25Rhode Island17.6
26Idaho17.2
27Maine16.7
28Indiana16.6
28Pennsylvania16.6
30Illinois16.5
31Washington15.5
32Nevada15.4
33Kansas15.2
34Nebraska14.7
35North Dakota14.5
36Delaware14.4
37Alaska14.2
38Colorado14.0
38Wisconsin14.0
40Iowa13.9
41Wyoming13.6
42Massachusetts13.5
43Virginia13.3
44Vermont12.8
45Hawaii12.5
46New Jersey11.7
46Utah11.7
48Minnesota11.6
49Connecticut11.4
50Maryland10.9
51New Hampshire9.5
Source: US Census Bureau

USA Counties IN Profile provides current federal statistics on a variety of demographic and economic indicators. Read "About the Profile" for the best understanding of the data, ranks and computations. This profile is produced by STATS Indiana, a web service of the Indiana Business Research Center at the Indiana University Kelley School of Business. Major support for this effort is provided by the State of Indiana through the Indiana Economic Development Corporation.
Updated: January 31, 2008 at 11:38