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Child poverty in 2009-13 was high where young adult education was low, especially in the South

  • by David McGranahan
  • 7/6/2015
  • Rural Poverty & Well-Being
  • Population & Migration
  • Rural Classifications
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Young adult education and high child poverty by county, 2009-13. Mapped variable is percent of population age 25-44 without a high school diploma/equivalent, 2009-13 county average. Counties with related child poverty rates of 33 percent and higher are outlined in red.

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