Aspire Arkansas 2nd Edition - all maps - Arkansas Community Foundation

Source: Arkansas Department of Health, Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System Survey

adult obesityPercent of Overweight or Obese Adults;Arkansas by County, 2010

Phillips65.9

Poinsett71.6

Washington64.2

LittleRiver65.7

Randolph71.7Baxter

66.3

Calhoun75.2

Perry67.7

Columbia75.5

Grant71.8

Sebastian57.3

Lonoke69.3

Newton58.1

Pike66.9

Craighead67.8

Lincoln69.8

St.Francis

78.6

Cleburne75.0

Chicot66.4

Cleveland77.4

Carroll61.4

Clay66.2

Arkansas71.2

Pulaski68.8

Howard78.1

Union73.5

Nevada70.7

Crittenden73.8

Fulton69.3

Pope52.9

Desha60.7

Garland64.8

Miller54.0

White76.7

Dallas75.2

Lawrence70.3

Stone67.9

Monroe73.6

Madison65.5

Marion62.2

Franklin63.0

Prairie75.9

Hempstead63.7

Lee70.9

Conway62.5

Jackson75.5

Drew67.6

Cross81.0

Clark69.2

Crawford64.0

Izard68.3

Scott61.1

Lafayette61.6

Mississippi67.4

Greene66.9

Faulkner69.8

Jefferson68.9

Polk82.3

Boone59.7

Johnson60.2

Ouachita72.6

Benton62.4

Saline69.6

Searcy56.8

Bradley72.4

Yell55.0

Sharp72.9

Logan53.1

Independence74.5

Woodruff81.2

Ashley71.9

Montgomery64.2

Sevier86.6

VanBuren62.9

HotSpring

69.9

State 67.1%

52.9 - 64.2%

64.3 - 72.9%

73.0 - 86.6%

adults reporting no exercisePercent of adults reporting no exercise in the past 30 days;Arkansas by County, 2010


State 29.8%

22.4 - 28.7%

28.8 - 35.9%

36.0 - 44.9%

Phillips34.1

Poinsett38.5

Washington24.2

LittleRiver44.4

Randolph38.1Baxter

33.2

Calhoun33.8

Perry24.0

Columbia24.9

Grant24.4

Sebastian33.9

Lonoke24.5

Newton34.7

Pike22.4

Craighead37.1

Lincoln31.0

St.Francis

39.8

Cleburne33.6

Chicot34.5

Cleveland31.2

Carroll24.6

Clay30.8

Arkansas31.0

Pulaski23.2

Howard28.1

Union34.2

Nevada23.1

Crittenden39.2

Fulton30.0

Pope38.5

Desha31.6

Garland23.8

Miller43.5

White33.4

Dallas29.0

Lawrence42.4

Stone38.9

Monroe38.3

Madison25.5

Marion28.7

Franklin30.5

Prairie30.1

Hempstead35.7

Lee42.0

Conway36.4

Jackson40.0

Drew37.3

Cross39.1

Clark26.1

Crawford29.6

Izard39.0

Scott29.6

Lafayette31.6

Mississippi38.0

Greene32.8

Faulkner25.1

Jefferson23.3

Polk26.9

Boone28.2

Johnson33.1

Ouachita26.6

Benton23.5

Saline24.1

Searcy37.4

Bradley40.6

Yell28.5

Sharp44.9

Logan32.3

Independence43.3

Woodruff35.9

Ashley38.7

Montgomery23.9

Sevier34.2

VanBuren36.8

HotSpring

26.6

Percent of Population 25 years and olderArkansas by county, 2007-2011

bachelors degree or higher

State 19.6%

6.5 - 11.8%

11.9 - 18.4%

18.5 - 31.3%Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2007-2011 American Community Survey

Phillips12.2

Poinsett9.4

Washington27.6

LittleRiver12.5

Randolph11.5Baxter

14.9

Calhoun6.7

Perry11.5

Columbia20.5

Grant15.1

Sebastian19.0

Lonoke17.3

Newton12.6

Pike11.3

Craighead23.7

Lincoln9.0

St.Francis

10.2

Cleburne16.3

Chicot13.2

Cleveland14.0

Carroll17.1

Clay9.3

Arkansas13.0

Pulaski31.3

Howard12.7

Union16.5

Nevada10.3

Crittenden13.5

Fulton11.5

Pope20.4

Desha13.4

Garland20.6

Miller12.9

White18.4

Dallas12.7

Lawrence9.4

Stone11.8

Monroe13.7

Madison12.2

Marion14.5

Franklin12.4

Prairie9.9

Hempstead14.5

Lee6.5

Conway14.0

Jackson8.0

Drew19.8

Cross12.0

Clark22.3

Crawford13.2

Izard12.7

Scott11.1

Lafayette12.8

Mississippi12.6

Greene12.1

Faulkner25.9

Jefferson16.9

Polk10.6

Boone14.2

Johnson16.0

Ouachita13.2

Benton27.6

Saline22.9

Searcy8.5

Bradley11.4

Yell10.5

Sharp12.8

Logan11.2

Independence13.2

Woodruff9.6

Ashley12.5

Montgomery11.3

Sevier9.2

VanBuren12.7

HotSpring

12.3

births to teensRate per 1000 females age 11 - 17;Arkansas by County, 2011

Source: Arkansas Department of Health, Center for Health Statistics

State 10.2

0.0 - 7.7

7.8 - 13.7

13.8 - 31.1

Phillips20.1

Poinsett9.4

Washington10.0

LittleRiver6.2

Randolph10.9Baxter

4.8

Calhoun0.0

Perry2.0

Columbia13.9

Grant9.1

Sebastian15.1

Lonoke8.9

Newton6.2

Pike3.4

Craighead11.6

Lincoln7.4

St.Francis

19.1

Cleburne9.9

Chicot11.8

Cleveland9.1

Carroll14.6

Clay2.9

Arkansas13.9

Pulaski10.5

Howard10.4

Union10.5

Nevada13.1

Crittenden17.1

Fulton6.1

Pope7.7

Desha11.3

Garland10.2

Miller12.4

White9.6

Dallas10.1

Lawrence11.3

Stone7.6

Monroe14.8

Madison7.4

Marion9.7

Franklin8.0

Prairie2.7

Hempstead12.8

Lee9.1

Conway4.2

Jackson17.3

Drew10.1

Cross9.8

Clark6.8

Crawford6.7

Izard3.8

Scott14.0

Lafayette31.1

Mississippi15.6

Greene11.3

Faulkner5.6

Jefferson18.1

Polk6.3

Boone6.2

Johnson16.1

Ouachita17.5

Benton5.6

Saline5.5

Searcy3.0

Bradley15.5

Yell13.4

Sharp13.7

Logan10.5

Independence7.0

Woodruff11.6

Ashley11.8

Montgomery10.1

Sevier15.2

VanBuren10.4

HotSpring

8.8

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2007-2011 American Community Survey

State 35.8%

18.1 - 33.2%

33.3 - 46.5%

46.6 - 67.4%

children in single-parent familiesPercent of children under 18 years of age;Arkansas by County, 2007-2011

Phillips67.4

Poinsett43.1

Washington31.0

LittleRiver35.6

Randolph27.0Baxter

28.7

Calhoun54.4

Perry29.4

Columbia49.1

Grant22.0

Sebastian32.2

Lonoke28.9

Newton23.7

Pike34.1

Craighead37.6

Lincoln45.6

St.Francis

60.0

Cleburne26.5

Chicot55.9

Cleveland35.7

Carroll29.2

Clay30.5

Arkansas36.7

Pulaski44.3

Howard39.3

Union42.3

Nevada39.0

Crittenden61.9

Fulton22.7

Pope31.0

Desha45.1

Garland37.6

Miller43.4

White28.8

Dallas34.5

Lawrence26.8

Stone27.4

Monroe54.3

Madison18.1

Marion21.1

Franklin29.6

Prairie27.8

Hempstead36.9

Lee54.5

Conway33.2

Jackson46.5

Drew43.0

Cross32.1

Clark34.0

Crawford32.6

Izard29.8

Scott32.9

Lafayette44.5

Mississippi52.6

Greene27.1

Faulkner29.0

Jefferson57.9

Polk40.4

Boone28.7

Johnson30.6

Ouachita44.4

Benton22.9

Saline28.1

Searcy32.9

Bradley35.5

Yell24.0

Sharp29.6

Logan29.0

Independence34.7

Woodruff40.9

Ashley34.5

Montgomery26.7

Sevier28.1

VanBuren36.2

HotSpring

29.5

State 27.8%

15.2 - 28.9%

29.0 - 39.9%

40.0 - 51.0%

children living in povertyPercent of population under age 18Arkansas by County, 2011

Phillips51.0

Poinsett37.1

Washington27.0

LittleRiver27.8

Randolph35.4Baxter

28.1

Calhoun22.4

Perry27.2

Columbia37.3

Grant18.3

Sebastian31.2

Lonoke18.8

Newton36.4

Pike32.4

Craighead28.3

Lincoln28.8

St.Francis

43.8

Cleburne26.2

Chicot48.2

Cleveland24.6

Carroll29.8

Clay28.9

Arkansas28.3

Pulaski23.3

Howard30.5

Union31.8

Nevada35.0

Crittenden39.9

Fulton33.5

Pope30.1

Desha39.9

Garland32.4

Miller32.4

White23.6

Dallas34.3

Lawrence34.4

Stone38.5

Monroe47.5

Madison31.2

Marion34.5

Franklin28.4

Prairie31.3

Hempstead38.0

Lee46.4

Conway30.8

Jackson34.8

Drew31.3

Cross28.3

Clark30.3

Crawford27.3

Izard31.7

Scott37.0

Lafayette35.4

Mississippi36.3

Greene25.6

Faulkner17.7

Jefferson35.7

Polk35.3

Boone27.1

Johnson29.8

Ouachita37.6

Benton18.3

Saline15.2

Searcy46.6

Bradley36.1

Yell28.1

Sharp37.8

Logan31.2

Independence27.9

Woodruff38.5

Ashley30.6

Montgomery35.0

Sevier31.6

VanBuren39.1

HotSpring

30.0

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Small Area Income and Poverty Estimates

Percent of County public water systemspopulation receiving uoridated waterArkansas by County, 2010

fluoridated water

Source: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Center for Chronic DiseasePrevention and Health Promotion, Oral Health Branch. Oral Health Maps [online] 2012[accessed 2012 October 26] http://apps.nccd.cdc.gov/gisdoh/waterfluor.aspx

State 64.6%

0.0 - 31.4%

31.5 - 75.6%

75.7 - 99.4%

Phillips75.2

Poinsett49.5

Washington99.3

LittleRiver0.0

Randolph75.6Baxter

79.2

Calhoun0.0

Perry86.2

Columbia0.0

Grant60.4

Sebastian12.8

Lonoke67.2

Newton29.6

Pike0.0

Craighead87.2

Lincoln0.0

St.Francis

78.5

Cleburne57.9

Chicot75.0

Cleveland0.0

Carroll0.0

Clay45.3

Arkansas91.8

Pulaski98.7

Howard96.2

Union0.0

Nevada74.1

Crittenden83.3

Fulton0.0

Pope97.0

Desha0.0

Garland0.0

Miller0.9

White93.0

Dallas92.6

Lawrence44.6

Stone0.0

Monroe79.5

Madison1.6

Marion0.0

Franklin0.0

Prairie76.9

Hempstead88.0

Lee86.5

Conway98.7

Jackson61.0

Drew89.0

Cross41.1

Clark69.6

Crawford0.0

Izard14.4

Scott0.0

Lafayette11.8

Mississippi71.8

Greene72.7

Faulkner75.4

Jefferson63.8

Polk0.0

Boone0.0

Johnson97.1

Ouachita72.9

Benton99.4

Saline94.7

Searcy24.7

Bradley0.0

Yell31.4

Sharp0.0

Logan44.5

Independence46.0

Woodruff63.9

Ashley71.2

Montgomery0.0

Sevier0.0

VanBuren85.2

HotSpring

95.2

Percent Procient or Advanced;Arkansas by School District, 2012

grade 11 literacy

State 68%

19 - 50%

51 - 70%

71 - 92%

Source: Arkansas Department of Education,http://www.arkansased.org/divisions/learning-services/student-assessment/test-scores

Phillips

Poinsett

Washington

LittleRiver

RandolphBaxter

Calhoun

Perry

Columbia

Grant

Sebastian

Lonoke

Newton

Pike

Craighead

Lincoln

St.Francis

Cleburne

Chicot

Cleveland

Carroll Clay

Arkansas

Pulaski

Howard

Union

Nevada

Crittenden

Fulton

Pope

Desha

Garland

Miller

White

Dallas

Lawrence

Stone

Monroe

Madison

Marion

Franklin

Prairie

Hempstead

Lee

Conway

Jackson

Drew

Cross

Clark

Crawford

Izard

Scott

Lafayette

Mississippi

Greene

Faulkner

Jefferson

Polk

Boone

Johnson

Ouachita

Benton

Saline

Searcy

Bradley

Yell

Sharp

Logan

Independence

Woodruff

Ashley

Montgomery

Sevier

VanBuren

HotSpring


grade 8 literacy


State 80%

48 - 68%

69 - 81%

82 - 97%

Phillips

Poinsett

Washington

LittleRiver

RandolphBaxter

Calhoun

Perry

Columbia

Grant

Sebastian

Lonoke

Newton

Pike

Craighead

Lincoln

St.Francis

Cleburne

Chicot

Cleveland

Carroll Clay

Arkansas

Pulaski

Howard

Union

Nevada

Crittenden

Fulton

Pope

Desha

Garland

Miller

White

Dallas

Lawrence

Stone

Monroe

Madison

Marion

Franklin

Prairie

Hempstead

Lee

Conway

Jackson

Drew

Cross

Clark

Crawford

Izard

Scott

Lafayette

Mississippi

Greene

Faulkner

Jefferson

Polk

Boone

Johnson

Ouachita

Benton

Saline

Searcy

Bradley

Yell

Sharp

Logan

Independence

Woodruff

Ashley

Montgomery

Sevier

VanBuren

HotSpring



State 68%

17 - 52%

53 - 70%

71 - 92%

Phillips

Poinsett

Washington

LittleRiver

RandolphBaxter

Calhoun

Perry

Columbia

Grant

Sebastian

Lonoke

Newton

Pike

Craighead

Lincoln

St.Francis

Cleburne

Chicot

Cleveland

Carroll Clay

Arkansas

Pulaski

Howard

Union

Nevada

Crittenden

Fulton

Pope

Desha

Garland

Miller

White

Dallas

Lawrence

Stone

Monroe

Madison

Marion

Franklin

Prairie

Hempstead

Lee

Conway

Jackson

Drew

Cross

Clark

Crawford

Izard

Scott

Lafayette

Mississippi

Greene

Faulkner

Jefferson

Polk

Boone

Johnson

Ouachita

Benton

Saline

Searcy

Bradley

Yell

Sharp

Logan

Independence

Woodruff

Ashley

Montgomery

Sevier

VanBuren

HotSpring

grade 8 math

State 6.6%

1.4 - 4.1%

4.2 - 6.7%

6.8 - 11.5%


Phillips4.2

Poinsett2.7

Washington10.1

LittleRiver3.8

Randolph2.9Baxter

4.5

Calhoun1.6

Perry4.3

Columbia6.6

Grant5.9

Sebastian6.4

Lonoke5.3

Newton3.1

Pike4.9

Craighead8.9

Lincoln2.2

St.Francis

3.3

Cleburne5.2

Chicot4.1

Cleveland2.6

Carroll5.6

Clay3.0

Arkansas5.0

Pulaski11.5

Howard4.0

Union5.0

Nevada3.3

Crittenden3.3

Fulton4.5

Pope6.7

Desha4.2

Garland7.4

Miller3.5

White6.6

Dallas3.3

Lawrence2.9

Stone3.9

Monroe3.2

Madison3.6

Marion4.4

Franklin3.4

Prairie2.4

Hempstead3.6

Lee1.4

Conway5.4

Jackson2.9

Drew5.8

Cross3.1

Clark10.1

Crawford4.6

Izard4.4

Scott3.3

Lafayette4.9

Mississippi3.7

Greene4.2

Faulkner8.3

Jefferson5.0

Polk3.5

Boone4.9

Johnson4.7

Ouachita3.7

Benton8.6

Saline6.7

Searcy2.7

Bradley2.6

Yell2.7

Sharp5.1

Logan2.9

Independence4.4

Woodruff2.6

Ashley3.5

Montgomery4.0

Sevier2.8

VanBuren

4.3

HotSpring

4.0

Percent of Population 25 years and olderArkansas by county, 2007-2011

graduate degree or professional degree


State 82.7%

68.7 - 77.2%

77.3 - 82.6%

82.7 - 88.8%

Phillips72.9

Poinsett72.8

Washington82.1

LittleRiver82.1

Randolph80.0Baxter

85.3

Calhoun79.6

Perry81.5

Columbia84.4

Grant84.0

Sebastian82.2

Lonoke85.6

Newton79.8

Pike78.8

Craighead84.1

Lincoln70.9

St.Francis

74.1

Cleburne81.5

Chicot70.7

Cleveland85.5

Carroll80.4

Clay74.5

Arkansas80.8

Pulaski88.8

Howard77.1

Union81.6

Nevada76.4

Crittenden77.2

Fulton81.0

Pope82.2

Desha75.5

Garland85.1

Miller83.0

White82.5

Dallas80.0

Lawrence75.8

Stone79.2

Monroe71.5

Madison75.3

Marion84.8

Franklin83.7

Prairie76.7

Hempstead80.5

Lee68.7

Conway82.3

Jackson75.3

Drew81.9

Cross77.8

Clark84.1

Crawford78.9

Izard80.1

Scott76.0

Lafayette77.6

Mississippi75.7

Greene82.2

Faulkner87.6

Jefferson82.6

Polk81.6

Boone84.7

Johnson76.4

Ouachita83.2

Benton85.0

Saline88.6

Searcy72.9

Bradley73.8

Yell70.8

Sharp83.0

Logan78.2

Independence81.5

Woodruff72.9

Ashley81.6

Montgomery81.3

Sevier70.0

VanBuren81.3

HotSpring

81.2

high school degree or higherPercent of Population 25 Years and Older withHigh School Diploma or Higher; Arkansas by County, 2007-2011

housing costs - no mortgageMedian Selected Monthly Owner Costs for HousingUnits without a Mortgage;Arkansas by County, 2007-2011

Phillips328

Poinsett313

Washington336

LittleRiver288

Randolph292Baxter

297

Calhoun324

Perry282

Columbia299

Grant308

Sebastian331

Lonoke342

Newton231

Pike289

Craighead317

Lincoln320

St.Francis

325

Cleburne306

Chicot381

Cleveland321

Carroll303

Clay286

Arkansas346

Pulaski391

Howard301

Union334

Nevada315

Crittenden375

Fulton265

Pope286

Desha355

Garland309

Miller303

White301

Dallas308

Lawrence280

Stone260

Monroe322

Madison254

Marion279

Franklin270

Prairie311

Hempstead290

Lee324

Conway303

Jackson314

Drew330

Cross370

Clark304

Crawford293

Izard293

Scott247

Lafayette286

Mississippi313

Greene319

Faulkner336

Jefferson338

Polk262

Boone289

Johnson256

Ouachita303

Benton347

Saline353

Searcy240

Bradley324

Yell272

Sharp272

Logan284

Independence298

Woodruff320

Ashley324

Montgomery270

Sevier255

VanBuren

287

HotSpring

289


State $317

$231 - 293

$294 - 338

$339 - 391

Phillips857

Poinsett836

Washington1,214

LittleRiver806

Randolph781Baxter

926

Calhoun738

Perry863

Columbia907

Grant1,037

Sebastian987

Lonoke1,067

Newton802

Pike825

Craighead982

Lincoln776

St.Francis

852

Cleburne901

Chicot880

Cleveland914

Carroll948

Clay789

Arkansas860

Pulaski1,224

Howard847

Union853

Nevada849

Crittenden1,054

Fulton788

Pope899

Desha861

Garland1,019

Miller969

White974

Dallas804

Lawrence682

Stone773

Monroe774

Madison878

Marion802

Franklin874

Prairie846

Hempstead882

Lee780

Conway889

Jackson732

Drew904

Cross883

Clark925

Crawford910

Izard759

Scott835

Lafayette783

Mississippi871

Greene877

Faulkner1,090

Jefferson929

Polk852

Boone934

Johnson819

Ouachita823

Benton1,238

Saline1,154

Searcy760

Bradley833

Yell820

Sharp759

Logan774

Independence845

Woodruff746

Ashley862

Montgomery955

Sevier915

VanBuren

788

HotSpring

852


State $1,004

$682 - 836

$837 - 987

$988 - 1,238

housing costs - with mortgageMedian Selected Monthly Owner Costsfor Housing Units with a Mortgage;Arkansas by County, 2007-2011

infant mortalityRate per 1000 live birthsArkansas by County, 2011


State 7.0

0.0 - 5.1

5.2 - 20.0

20.1 - 48.4

Phillips7.0

Poinsett9.4

Washington6.2

LittleRiver0.0

Randolph0.0Baxter

17.6

Calhoun0.0

Perry9.2

Columbia3.4

Grant0.0

Sebastian7.3

Lonoke6.0

Newton14.5

Pike7.9

Craighead6.6

Lincoln7.8

St.Francis

8.0

Cleburne7.9

Chicot6.1

Cleveland0.0

Carroll3.3

Clay0.0

Arkansas20.0

Pulaski8.2

Howard11.2

Union8.1

Nevada0.0

Crittenden13.6

Fulton9.2

Pope3.8

Desha5.5

Garland2.7

Miller6.5

White7.3

Dallas0.0

Lawrence5.6

Stone7.7

Monroe0.0

Madison0.0

Marion7.0

Franklin0.0

Prairie12.8

Hempstead5.9

Lee9.4

Conway7.7

Jackson14.9

Drew4.4

Cross8.8

Clark8.0

Crawford10.8

Izard17.9

Scott7.1

Lafayette48.4

Mississippi9.1

Greene5.1

Faulkner8.5

Jefferson3.2

Polk0.0

Boone4.4

Johnson11.6

Ouachita6.3

Benton4.9

Saline9.3

Searcy0.0

Bradley0.0

Yell6.9

Sharp29.4

Logan0.0

Independence6.2

Woodruff11.1

Ashley3.7

Montgomery0.0

Sevier11.1

VanBuren

4.9

HotSpring

0.0

Percent of all birthsArkansas by County, 2011

low birth weight

State 9.1%

2.4 - 7.4%

7.5 - 11.6%

11.7 - 22.6%


Phillips14.4

Poinsett7.2

Washington8.2

LittleRiver9.4

Randolph6.6Baxter

8.5

Calhoun2.4

Perry11.0

Columbia13.1

Grant4.9

Sebastian6.6

Lonoke7.3

Newton10.1

Pike8.7

Craighead8.6

Lincoln8.5

St.Francis

12.1

Cleburne10.2

Chicot13.3

Cleveland8.8

Carroll8.6

Clay10.3

Arkansas12.8

Pulaski10.4

Howard8.4

Union9.3

Nevada10.7

Crittenden13.8

Fulton11.0

Pope8.6

Desha16.5

Garland8.2

Miller10.7

White6.7

Dallas14.6

Lawrence10.0

Stone8.5

Monroe10.6

Madison7.8

Marion4.2

Franklin9.3

Prairie12.8

Hempstead12.4

Lee5.7

Conway8.0

Jackson9.9

Drew8.7

Cross8.8

Clark10.0

Crawford9.7

Izard11.6

Scott8.5

Lafayette22.6

Mississippi11.8

Greene7.1

Faulkner8.2

Jefferson13.0

Polk6.9

Boone5.3

Johnson5.5

Ouachita10.0

Benton6.8

Saline8.4

Searcy5.9

Bradley14.3

Yell9.4

Sharp8.8

Logan6.4

Independence10.6

Woodruff8.9

Ashley13.4

Montgomery9.4

Sevier10.4

VanBuren

7.4

HotSpring

12.4

median household incomeArkansas by County, 2011


Phillips26,892

Poinsett30,761

Washington39,230

Little River38,937

Randolph33,210

Baxter33,312

Calhoun35,464

Perry38,858

Columbia33,533

Grant46,538

Sebastian38,404

Lonoke49,579

Newton31,224

Pike30,054

Craighead39,410

Lincoln35,854

St. Francis28,467

Cleburne42,265

Chicot27,966

Cleveland41,864

Carroll33,579

Clay32,564

Arkansas37,922

Pulaski43,898

Howard33,079

Union37,193

Nevada31,590

Crittenden34,905

Fulton33,696

Pope38,095

Desha30,186

Garland35,651

Miller37,728

White42,958

Dallas30,728

Lawrence32,678

Stone29,182

Monroe27,758

Madison34,292

Marion32,685

Franklin38,245

Prairie36,088

Hempstead30,922

Lee27,894

Conway37,830

Jackson32,750

Drew35,627

Cross35,268

Clark34,478

Crawford37,552

Izard31,245

Scott31,163

Lafayette30,057

Mississippi33,426

Greene37,893

Faulkner49,314

Jefferson37,704

Polk31,030

Boone38,411

Johnson34,182

Ouachita35,095

Benton52,644

Saline54,372

Searcy26,990

Bradley31,118

Yell33,747

Sharp28,760

Logan34,000

Independence34,690

Woodruff27,357

Ashley37,170

Montgomery31,603

Sevier30,899

Van Buren34,513

Hot Spring38,082

State $38,889

$26,892-34,000$34,001-42,958$42,959-54,372

State 18.3%

1.8 - 15.9%

16.0 - 26.6%

26.7 - 45.2%Source: Arkansas Department of Health, Center for Health Statistics

Phillips1.8

Poinsett18.4

Washington19.5

LittleRiver24.8

Randolph18.1Baxter

34.6

Calhoun9.8

Perry16.5

Columbia33.2

Grant12.6

Sebastian45.2

Lonoke8.9

Newton17.4

Pike25.4

Craighead20.2

Lincoln10.9

St.Francis

12.9

Cleburne14.2

Chicot13.3

Cleveland6.9

Carroll19.1

Clay30.9

Arkansas13.6

Pulaski9.8

Howard24.2

Union18.9

Nevada17.0

Crittenden26.6

Fulton31.2

Pope18.4

Desha15.9

Garland20.7

Miller36.1

White12.2

Dallas29.2

Lawrence17.8

Stone36.2

Monroe10.6

Madison21.5

Marion23.9

Franklin24.7

Prairie20.5

Hempstead21.2

Lee15.1

Conway10.0

Jackson12.9

Drew7.8

Cross12.3

Clark18.8

Crawford33.6

Izard31.3

Scott30.5

Lafayette25.8

Mississippi14.6

Greene27.4

Faulkner10.1

Jefferson18.7

Polk12.9

Boone9.6

Johnson15.9

Ouachita25.9

Benton12.9

Saline10.9

Searcy9.4

Bradley5.7

Yell25.7

Sharp29.4

Logan29.2

Independence32.2

Woodruff14.4

Ashley14.5

Montgomery20.0

Sevier29.6

VanBuren10.8

HotSpring

21.8

no prenatal careDuring rst trimester(percent of all births)Arkansas by County: 2011

State 38.0%

33.1 - 37.7%

37.8 - 42.3%

42.4 - 47.3%Source: Arkansas Center for Health Improvement, Year Nine Assessment of Childhood andAdolescent Obesity in Arkansas

overweight/obese studentsGrades K, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10Arkansas by County, 2011-2012

Phillips45.2

Poinsett46.2

Washington35.8

LittleRiver41.6

Randolph43.3Baxter

34.9

Calhoun44.3

Perry37.5

Columbia42.9

Grant37.3

Sebastian36.1

Lonoke35.4

Newton38.3

Pike37.1

Craighead38.1

Lincoln44.5

St.Francis

41.6

Cleburne36.3

Chicot41.6

Cleveland37.5

Carroll42.0

Clay43.0

Arkansas41.8

Pulaski36.8

Howard43.1

Union39.7

Nevada40.3

Crittenden40.0

Fulton41.1

Pope39.0

Desha39.3

Garland35.5

Miller38.4

White40.2

Dallas43.8

Lawrence38.6

Stone34.6

Monroe38.3

Madison33.1

Marion37.7

Franklin38.2

Prairie44.0

Hempstead41.6

Lee46.7

Conway40.1

Jackson46.6

Drew40.4

Cross40.5

Clark44.1

Crawford34.4

Izard36.5

Scott40.2

Lafayette38.9

Mississippi42.2

Greene38.7

Faulkner34.2

Jefferson41.2

Polk39.4

Boone34.7

Johnson41.7

Ouachita45.5

Benton33.4

Saline35.2

Searcy41.6

Bradley45.0

Yell43.2

Sharp41.6

Logan40.9

Independence41.3

Woodruff47.3

Ashley39.1

Montgomery42.3

Sevier45.8

VanBuren41.3

HotSpring

39.5

people living in povertyPercent of population;Arkansas by County, 2011


State 19.3%

10.0 - 18.7%

18.8 - 25.4%

25.5 - 35.2%

Phillips34.0

Poinsett25.0

Washington20.1

LittleRiver17.6

Randolph23.4Baxter

16.8

Calhoun16.5

Perry16.4

Columbia26.4

Grant11.5

Sebastian21.2

Lonoke13.7

Newton21.3

Pike20.5

Craighead20.6

Lincoln25.4

St.Francis

32.9

Cleburne16.2

Chicot33.4

Cleveland16.7

Carroll18.7

Clay20.1

Arkansas18.5

Pulaski16.6

Howard20.9

Union21.5

Nevada23.5

Crittenden26.6

Fulton21.4

Pope22.1

Desha27.6

Garland20.9

Miller21.5

White18.0

Dallas21.5

Lawrence23.0

Stone22.9

Monroe31.6

Madison22.6

Marion20.5

Franklin20.9

Prairie21.7

Hempstead24.7

Lee35.2

Conway23.0

Jackson23.9

Drew22.6

Cross19.2

Clark23.1

Crawford18.0

Izard20.5

Scott22.3

Lafayette24.2

Mississippi25.4

Greene17.4

Faulkner14.7

Jefferson24.3

Polk22.1

Boone16.9

Johnson20.8

Ouachita24.1

Benton12.1

Saline10.0

Searcy28.6

Bradley24.4

Yell19.5

Sharp24.5

Logan20.0

Independence21.4

Woodruff27.3

Ashley19.8

Montgomery21.9

Sevier21.7

VanBuren22.1

HotSpring

20.3

Phillips29,861

Poinsett28,876

Washington32,269

Little River28,836

Randolph26,639

Baxter31,075

Calhoun27,272

Perry30,825

Columbia31,536

Grant31,498

Sebastian35,717

Lonoke31,459

Newton24,520

Pike27,799

Craighead31,359

Lincoln25,220

St. Francis25,121

Cleburne32,980

Chicot30,245

Cleveland31,783

Carroll25,967

Clay29,254

Arkansas38,306

Pulaski42,438

Howard26,495

Union40,486

Nevada28,425

Crittenden30,597

Fulton25,611

Pope28,105

Desha30,943

Garland34,038

Miller31,817

White28,655

Dallas29,918

Lawrence26,328

Stone24,631

Monroe29,790

Madison22,380

Marion25,450

Franklin29,770

Prairie30,294

Hempstead27,123

Lee27,690

Conway31,442

Jackson29,942

Drew29,843

Cross29,682

Clark29,254

Crawford26,789

Izard24,966

Scott22,474

Lafayette25,960

Mississippi30,283

Greene27,819

Faulkner31,658

Jefferson30,414

Polk23,847

Boone29,416

Johnson23,986

Ouachita29,844

Benton35,130

Saline36,977

Searcy24,598

Bradley28,800

Yell25,791

Sharp24,588

Logan25,854

Independence30,109

Woodruff28,723

Ashley32,699

Montgomery23,507

Sevier23,163

Van Buren26,725

HotSpring26,239

Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis

State $32,373

$22,380 - 27,819

$27,820 - 34,038

$34,039 - 42,438

per capita personal incomeArkansas by County, 2010

Percent of adults meeting physical activity recommendation;Arkansas by County, 2009

physically active adults


State 47.3%

33.7 - 43.1%

43.2 - 49.9%

50.0 - 63.1%

Phillips36.1

Poinsett45.3

Washington54.2

LittleRiver40.5

Randolph50.7Baxter

45.1

Calhoun52.3

Perry46.1

Columbia56.6

Grant41.5

Sebastian46.8

Lonoke44.2

Newton47.4

Pike40.4

Craighead42.6

Lincoln46.9

St.Francis

39.1

Cleburne46.9

Chicot63.1

Cleveland47.0

Carroll53.7

Clay48.7

Arkansas41.2

Pulaski44.2

Howard40.2

Union53.6

Nevada52.0

Crittenden41.5

Fulton51.8

Pope46.5

Desha46.9

Garland46.1

Miller41.8

White43.1

Dallas49.5

Lawrence43.9

Stone41.3

Monroe36.5

Madison52.8

Marion57.0

Franklin48.1

Prairie36.0

Hempstead39.3

Lee33.7

Conway51.3

Jackson42.6

Drew57.8

Cross45.0

Clark51.6

Crawford51.2

Izard44.8

Scott49.9

Lafayette46.8

Mississippi44.6

Greene40.2

Faulkner47.2

Jefferson44.1

Polk47.2

Boone56.8

Johnson45.3

Ouachita57.9

Benton54.2

Saline41.2

Searcy47.5

Bradley51.6

Yell52.5

Sharp54.0

Logan47.1

Independence42.1

Woodruff39.5

Ashley53.9

Montgomery50.3

Sevier42.1

VanBuren49.3

HotSpring

41.4

Sources: U.S Census Bureau, 2010 Census

State 19.8%

10.7 - 18.4%

18.5 - 27.3%

27.4 - 39.1%

Phillips39.1

Poinsett21.7

Washington16.8

LittleRiver20.9

Randolph15.7Baxter

13.1

Calhoun19.3

Perry15.3

Columbia25.2

Grant13.8

Sebastian19.7

Lonoke16.3

Newton11.8

Pike14.9

Craighead20.9

Lincoln21.3

St.Francis

34.5

Cleburne12.6

Chicot32.4

Cleveland15.8

Carroll14.5

Clay15.5

Arkansas23.0

Pulaski26.8

Howard21.2

Union23.3

Nevada23.3

Crittenden33.8

Fulton13.7

Pope16.6

Desha31.9

Garland18.4

Miller25.1

White15.9

Dallas23.5

Lawrence16.0

Stone10.7

Monroe26.4

Madison11.4

Marion12.1

Franklin15.2

Prairie16.0

Hempstead24.5

Lee33.6

Conway16.9

Jackson21.8

Drew23.3

Cross21.5

Clark21.5

Crawford16.0

Izard12.6

Scott14.5

Lafayette25.2

Mississippi28.6

Greene17.4

Faulkner17.2

Jefferson32.0

Polk13.9

Boone14.0

Johnson16.2

Ouachita27.3

Benton13.7

Saline14.6

Searcy11.2

Bradley22.5

Yell16.0

Sharp14.5

Logan16.5

Independence15.6

Woodruff24.6

Ashley21.0

Montgomery11.1

Sevier16.6

VanBuren12.8

HotSpring

17.3

single female-headed householdArkansas by County, 2010

Phillips21.9

Poinsett25.2

Washington18.4

LittleRiver34.5

Randolph19.2Baxter

23.1

Calhoun25.8

Perry21.4

Columbia18.0

Grant21.3

Sebastian24.2

Lonoke18.5

Newton28.1

Pike23.6

Craighead26.3

Lincoln18.3

St.Francis

22.9

Cleburne27.7

Chicot17.0

Cleveland22.2

Carroll20.3

Clay24.5

Arkansas19.7

Pulaski20.0

Howard22.1

Union18.4

Nevada20.1

Crittenden22.4

Fulton20.1

Pope30.7

Desha16.4

Garland27.4

Miller35.2

White20.7

Dallas27.1

Lawrence23.6

Stone30.1

Monroe23.7

Madison19.1

Marion24.8

Franklin21.0

Prairie16.0

Hempstead26.3

Lee22.1

Conway25.3

Jackson21.0

Drew16.8

Cross23.0

Clark26.5

Crawford19.0

Izard21.5

Scott27.6

Lafayette25.0

Mississippi26.2

Greene25.2

Faulkner20.9

Jefferson20.0

Polk26.7

Boone24.2

Johnson27.2

Ouachita23.8

Benton18.9

Saline22.6

Searcy29.2

Bradley16.3

Yell28.4

Sharp19.7

Logan27.4

Independence23.3

Woodruff18.4

Ashley13.3

Montgomery27.8

Sevier28.3

VanBuren31.7

HotSpring

26.8

Percent of Adults Reporting Currently Being Cigarette Smokers; Arkansas by County, 2010


State 22.9%

13.3 - 20.7%

20.8 - 25.3%

25.4 - 35.2%

smokers

Source: Arkansas Prevention Needs Assessment Student Survey, 2011. Arkansas Department ofHuman Services, Division of Behavioral Health Services, Office of Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention

State 27.0%

14.5 - 24.1%

24.2 - 29.0%

29.1 - 38.5%

Grades 6,8,10,12Percent of Students with Any Drug Use in Lifetime; Arkansas by County, 2011

Phillips21.2

Poinsett23.3

Washington25.5

LittleRiver30.6

Randolph22.4Baxter

27.3

Calhoun32.3

Perry19.4

Columbia32.2

Grant27.6

Sebastian28.5

Lonoke28.9

Newton22.4

Pike25.9

Craighead26.5

Lincoln26.7

St.Francis

21.4

Cleburne25.0

Chicot24.6

Cleveland22.3

Carroll28.0

Clay24.8

Arkansas34.5

Pulaski31.6

Howard24.7

Union29.9

Nevada27.8

Crittenden26.9

Fulton20.3

Pope25.2

Desha28.9

Garland27.1

Miller28.5

White28.0

Dallas25.7

Lawrence26.4

Stone28.2

Monroe30.9

Madison38.5

Marion28.2

Franklin20.1

Prairie32.6

Hempstead24.8

Lee14.5

Conway26.8

Jackson31.9

Drew29.0

Cross34.3

Clark23.0

Crawford27.4

Izard24.1

Scott28.2

Lafayette21.4

Mississippi25.2

Greene28.1

Faulkner28.1

Jefferson22.2

Polk28.5

Boone26.3

Johnson25.6

Ouachita24.6

Benton23.8

Saline27.7

Searcy25.4

Bradley24.8

Yell26.0

Sharp25.0

Logan23.8

Independence25.1

Woodruff24.5

Ashley27.8

Montgomery23.1

Sevier32.4

VanBuren26.7

HotSpring

26.8

student drug usage

unemployment rateArkansas by County, 2011

Phillips11.4

Poinsett9.0

Washington6.0

LittleRiver7.7

Randolph10.3Baxter

8.6

Calhoun9.4

Perry8.6

Columbia9.4

Grant7.2

Sebastian8.3

Lonoke6.8

Newton7.8

Pike9.4

Craighead7.3

Lincoln9.4

St.Francis

11.0

Cleburne7.9

Chicot11.9

Cleveland7.9

Carroll6.3

Clay13.7

Arkansas10.8

Pulaski7.2

Howard8.0

Union9.7

Nevada9.2

Crittenden12.6

Fulton7.4

Pope7.6

Desha11.8

Garland8.3

Miller7.0

White8.8

Dallas11.1

Lawrence9.8

Stone10.2

Monroe9.0

Madison6.2

Marion9.4

Franklin7.5

Prairie8.2

Hempstead8.5

Lee11.3

Conway8.3

Jackson10.6

Drew11.7

Cross8.5

Clark9.5

Crawford8.5

Izard9.4

Scott6.9

Lafayette9.9

Mississippi11.1

Greene10.0

Faulkner7.0

Jefferson10.6

Polk8.3

Boone7.4

Johnson7.2

Ouachita9.4

Benton6.3

Saline6.5

Searcy8.5

Bradley11.1

Yell6.5

Sharp10.3

Logan8.4

Independence8.8

Woodruff11.6

Ashley11.2

Montgomery8.3

Sevier8.3

VanBuren

9.8

HotSpring

7.6

Source: Arkansas Department of Workforce Services, Labor Market Information, November 5, 2012

State 8.0%

6.0 - 8.0%

8.1 - 10.0%

10.1 - 13.7%

adult obesity 2013adults reporting no exercise 2013associates degree map 2013bachelors degree or higher 2013births to teens 2013charitable giving map 2013children in single parent families 2013children living in poverty 2013elderly living in poverty 2013fluoridated water 2013grade 11 literacy 2013grade 3 literacy map 2013grade 3 math 2013grade 8 literacy 2013grade 8 math 2013graduate degree or prof degree 2013graduation rates map 2013high school degree or higher 2013housing costs no mortgage 2013housing costs with mortgage 2013infant mortality 2013low birth weight 2013median household income 2013no prenatal care 2013overweight_obese students 2013people living in poverty 2013per capita income 2013physically active adults 2013remediate rate map 2013senior dependence ratio 2013single female headed household 2013smokers 2013student drug use 2013unemployment rate 2013voter participation 2013

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