Research Library
U.S. State Child Data
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This table shows the numbers of people living in the United States by age from the 2000 Census. The table also includes numbers for every county, large city and congressional district in the state.
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This table shows the numbers of people living in Washington by age from the 2000 Census. The table also includes numbers for every county, large city and congressional district in the state.
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This table shows the numbers of people living in Arkansas by age from the 2000 Census. The table also includes numbers for every county, large city and congressional district in the state.
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This table shows the numbers of people living in the District of Columbia by age from the 2000 Census. The table also includes numbers for every county, large city and congressional district in the state.
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This table shows the numbers of people living in Delaware by age from the 2000 Census. The table also includes numbers for every county, large city and congressional district in the state.
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This table shows the numbers of people living in Minnesota by age from the 2000 Census. The table also includes numbers for every county, large city and congressional district in the state.
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This table shows the numbers of people living in Mississippi by age from the 2000 Census. The table also includes numbers for every county, large city and congressional district in the state.
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This table shows the numbers of people living in New Mexico by age from the 2000 Census. The table also includes numbers for every county, large city and congressional district in the state.
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This table shows the numbers of people living in Vermont by age from the 2000 Census. The table also includes numbers for every county, large city and congressional district in the state.
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Child poverty data from the 2000 Census for all 245 cities with populations of at least 100,000 persons. Files show the number and percentage of persons under 18 living in poverty and each area is also ranked by the percentage of children in poverty, from the lowest child poverty rate in the nation to highest.