National and State Data Profiles

Nation­al and state data pro­files pro­vide cur­rent and trend data for all 16 indi­ca­tors fea­tured in the 2017 KIDS COUNT Data Book. Data pro­files for the states, as well as the Dis­trict of Colum­bia and Puer­to Rico, include com­par­i­son to nation­al aver­ages to help read­ers assess the well-being of children.

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 | Span­ish version
• Rhode Island
• South Car­oli­na
• South Dako­ta
• Ten­nessee
• Texas
• U.S. Vir­gin Islands (no pro­file available)
• Utah
• Ver­mont
• Vir­ginia
• Wash­ing­ton
• West Vir­ginia
• Wis­con­sin
• Wyoming

The KIDS COUNT Index does not pro­vide rank­ing infor­ma­tion for the Dis­trict of Colum­bia, Puer­to Rico and the U.S. Vir­gin Islands.