2012 National and State Data Profiles from the KIDS COUNT Data Book

Posted July 25, 2012, By the Annie E. Casey Foundation

Unit­ed States 

Alaba­ma
Alas­ka
Ari­zona 
Arkansas
Cal­i­for­nia 
Col­orado 
Con­necti­cut
Delaware
Dis­trict of Columbia
Flori­da 
Geor­gia
Hawaii
Ida­ho
Illi­nois 
Indi­ana
Iowa
Kansas
Ken­tucky
Louisiana
Maine
Mary­land
Mass­a­chu­setts
Michi­gan
Min­neso­ta
Mis­sis­sip­pi
Mis­souri
Mon­tana
Nebras­ka
Neva­da 
New Hamp­shire
New Jer­sey
New Mex­i­co
New York
North Car­oli­na 
North Dako­ta
Ohio
Okla­homa
Ore­gon
Penn­syl­va­nia 
Puer­to Rico 
Rhode Island
South Car­oli­na
South Dako­ta
Ten­nessee
Texas 
Utah 
Ver­mont
Vir­ginia 
Wash­ing­ton
West Vir­ginia
Wis­con­sin
Wyoming

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