For the Strategic Prevention Framework State Incentive Grant Governor’s Advisory Council

GIS in Prevention, Custom Report

For the Strategic Prevention Framework

State Incentive GrantGovernor’s Advisory Council

Indiana Prevention Resource Center

June 8, 2009

Data Highlights for Indiana’s Blacks/African Americans and Hispanics/Latinos

2008 estimates, 2009

The Indiana Prevention Resource Center is funded, in part, by a contract with the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration, Division of Mental Health and Addiction, financially supported through HHS/Substance Abuse Mental Health Services Administration, Center for Substance Abuse Prevention, Substance Abuse Prevention and Treatment Block Grant. The IPRC is operated by the Indiana University Department of Applied Health Science and School of Health, Physical Education and Recreation. It is affiliated with the Department's Institute of Drug Abuse Prevention.


• The statistics contained in this report are demographic estimates from Claritas™, 2008 Updates, 2009.


Percent Blacks/African AmericansCohort 1

Total Populations:US: 304,141,549

Indiana: 6,371,142

Total Black Population of: US: 37,812,661 (12.43%)Indiana: 565,695 (8.9%)


0.5

0.2

6

26.2

3.3

11.7

6.7

5.1

3.2

12

2.5

25.8

Claritas™, 2008 Updates, 2009

0.2


Number of Blacks/African AmericansCohort 1


165

54

6,178

227,025

5,190

41,061

7,627

3,470

3,931

32,084

4,050

128,338


Indiana: 6,371,142


52


Percent Blacks/African AmericansCohort 2


0.4

8.6

0.3

6.8

8.1

0.1

0.1

5.1

10.2


Indiana: 6,371,142




Number of Blacks/African AmericansCohort 2


197

28

5,760

36

15,022

10,615

34

3,711

52

11,340


Indiana: 6,371,142



Blacks: Percent (2008 est.)Strategic Prevention Framework, SIG

Cohort 1

Indiana Prevention System:SPF SIG Cohort 1

0.5

0.2

6

26.2

3.3

11.7

6.7

5.1

3.2

12

2.5

25.8

(2)

0.2


Blacks: Number (2008 est.)Strategic Prevention Framework, SIG

Cohort 1


(2)

165

54

6,178

227,025

5,190

41,061

7,627

3,470

3,931

32,084

4,050

128,338

52


Blacks: Percent (2008 est.)Strategic Prevention Framework, SIG

Cohort 2


0.4

8.6

0.3

6.8

8.1

0.1

0.1

5.1

10.2


Blacks: Numbers (2008 est.)Strategic Prevention Framework, SIG

Cohort 2


197

28

5,760

36

15,022

10,615

34

3,711

11,340


Highest Percent of Blacks/African Americans


Rank by

Percent

(est.)

County Black or African

American Alone

(Percent. est.)

Black or African

American Alone

(Number, est.)

1 Marion 26.2 227,0252 Lake 25.8 128,3383 St. Joseph 12 32,0844 Allen 11.7 41,0615 LaPorte 10.2 11,3406 Vanderburgh 8.6 15,0227 Madison 8.1 10,6158 Clark 7.1 7,5019 Grant 7 4,796

10 Howard 6.8 5,76011 Delaware 6.7 7,62712 Vigo 6 6,17813 Elkhart 5.4 11,01214 Wayne 5.1 3,47015 Floyd 5.1 3,71116 Sullivan 4.3 91917 Hendricks 4.2 5,77518 Hamilton 3.7 9,80819 Tippecanoe 3.3 5,19020 Monroe 3.2 3,93121 Miami 3.1 1,08222 Putnam 3 1,09923 Porter 2.5 4,05024 Parke 2.3 39225 Hancock 2.3 1,53826 Gibson 2.1 69827 Perry 2.1 38728 Knox 2 78029 Bartholomew 2 1,508

29 counties have 2% or more Black residents; 22, 3% of more; 15, 5% or more; 5, 10% or more.


Total Black Populations of:Indiana: 565,695 (8.90%)

2 counties have 20% or more Black residents.


Highest Percent of Blacks/African AmericansCohort 1






County

Black or African American Alone

(Percent)Black or African

American Alone (No)

Marion 26.2 227,025

Lake 25.8 128,338

St. Joseph 12 32,084

Allen 11.7 41,061

Delaware 6.7 7,627

Vigo 6 6,178

Wayne 5.1 3,470

Tippecanoe 3.3 5,190

Monroe 3.2 3,931

Porter 2.5 4,050

Daviess 0.5 165

Greene 0.2 54

Starke 0.2 52


Highest Percent of Blacks/African AmericansCohort 2






County

Black or African American Alone

(Percent)Black or African

American Alone (No)

LaPorte 10.2

11,340

Vanderburgh 8.6

15,022

Madison 8.1

10,615

Howard 6.8

5,760

Floyd 5.1

3,711 Lawrence 0.4 197Newton 0.3 36Ripley 0.1 28Franklin 0.1 34


Highest Number of Blacks/African Americans(Top 29)

29 counties have more than 600 Black residents; 25 more than 1,000; 20 more than 3,000; 15 more than 5,000; 8 more than 10,000; 4 more than 30,000; etc.



Rank County Black or African American Alone (Number, est.)

Black or African

American Alone

(Percent, est.)1 Marion 227,025 26.2

2 Lake 128,338 25.8

3 Allen 41,061 11.7

4 St. Joseph 32,084 12

5 Vanderburgh 15,022 8.6

6 LaPorte 11,340 10.2

7 Elkhart 11,012 5.4

8 Madison 10,615 8.1

9 Hamilton 9,808 3.710 Delaware 7,627 6.7

11 Clark 7,501 7.1

12 Vigo 6,178 6

13 Hendricks 5,775 4.2

14 Howard 5,760 6.8

15 Tippecanoe 5,190 3.3

16 Grant 4,796 7

17 Porter 4,050 2.5

18 Monroe 3,931 3.2

19 Floyd 3,711 5.1

20 Wayne 3,470 5.1

21 Johnson 1,720 1.2

22 Hancock 1,538 2.3

23 Bartholomew 1,508 2

24 Putnam 1,099 3

25 Miami 1,082 3.1

26 Sullivan 919 4.3

27 Knox 780 2

28 Warrick 768 1.329 Gibson 698 2.1



Percent Hispanic/LatinoCohort 1


3.6

1

1.3

7

7.1

5.9

1.3

1.9

2.3

6.1

6.5

14.3

2.3

Total Populations of:US: 304,141,549

Indiana: 6,371,142

Total Hispanic Populations of: US: 46,336,030 (15.24%)Indiana: 317,804 (5.0%)



Number of Hispanics/Latinos Cohort 1

Indiana Prevention Resource CenterClaritas™, 2008 Updates, 2009

1,087

343

1,366

61,088

11,221

20,567

1,496

1,329

2,815

16,297

10,640

70,882

531


Indiana: 6,371,142



Percent Hispanic/LatinoCohort 2

1.1

1.2

3.9

2

2.3

1.3

0.7

1.5

4.1


Indiana: 6,371,142




Number of Hispanics/Latinos Cohort 2


513

357

556

2,087

3,027

154

1,124

1,687

4,575


Indiana: 6,371,142




Hispanics/Latinos: Percent (2008 est.)Strategic Prevention Framework, SIG

Cohort 1


(2)

3.6

1

1.3

7

7.1

5.9

1.3

1.9

2.3

6.1

6.5

14.3

2.3


Hispanics/Latinos: Number, 2008 est.Strategic Prevention Framework, SIG

Cohort 1


(2)

1,087

343

1,366

61,088

11,221

20,567

1,496

1,329

2,815

16,297

10,640

70,882

531


Hispanics/Latinos: Percent, 2008 est.Strategic Prevention Framework, SIG

Cohort 2


1.1

1.2

3.9

2

2.3

1.3

0.7

5.1 1.5

4.1


Hispanics/Latinos: Numbers, 2008 est.Strategic Prevention Framework, SIG

Cohort 2


513

357

556

2,087

3,027

154

1,124

1,687

4,575


Highest Percent of Hispanic/Latinos

19 counties have 4% or more Hispanic/Latino residents; 14 more than 5%; 12 more than 6%; 9 more than 7% (estimates).



Total Hispanic Populations of:Indiana: 317,804 (5.00%)

5 counties have 10% or more Hispanic/Latino residents (est.)

Rank County Hispanic or Latino

(Percent, est.)

Hispanic or Latino

(Number, est.)

1 Lake 14.3 70,882

2 Elkhart 14.2 28,626

3 Clinton 13.2 4,522

4 Cass 11.2 4,449

5 Noble 10.4 5,009

6 Marshall 8.8 4,185

7 White 7.3 1,755

8 Tippecanoe 7.1 11,221

9 Marion 7 61,088

10 Kosciusko 6.8 5,223

11 Porter 6.5 10,640

12 St. Joseph 6.1 16,297

13 Allen 5.9 20,567

14 Dubois 5.1 2,124

15 Jackson 4.8 2,042

16 Carroll 4.1 851

17 Jasper 4.1 1,356

18 LaPorte 4.1 4,575

19 Bartholomew 4 2,997

20 Newton 3.9 556

21 Benton 3.7 329

22 Daviess 3.6 1,087

23 LaGrange 3.5 1,321

24 Adams 3.4 1,162

25 Fulton 3.2 655

26 Montgomery 3.1 1,202


Highest Percent of Hispanic/LatinosCohort 1






CountyHispanic or Latino

(Percent) Hispanic or Latino (No)

Lake 14.3 70,882

Tippecanoe 7.1 11,221

Marion 7 61,088

Porter 6.5 10,640

St. Joseph 6.1 16,297

Allen 5.9 20,567

Daviess 3.6 1,087

Monroe 2.3 2,815

Starke 2.3 531

Wayne 1.9 1,329

Vigo 1.3 1,366

Delaware 1.3 1,496

Greene 1 343


Highest Percent of Hispanic/LatinosCohort 2






CountyHispanic or

Latino (Percent) Hispanic or Latino (No)

LaPorte 4.1 4,575

Newton 3.9 556

Madison 2.3 3,027

Howard 2 1,687

Floyd 1.5 1,124

Ripley 1.3 357

Vanderburgh 1.2 2,087

Lawrence 1.1 513

Franklin 0.7 154


Highest Number of Hispanics

36 counties have more than 1,000 Hispanic/Latino residents 23 more than 2,000; 15 more than 3,000; 10 more than 5,000; and 7 more than 10,000 (estimates).




Rank County Hispanic or Latino (Number

, est.)

Hispanic or Latino (Percent,

est.)

1 Lake 70,882 14.3

2 Marion 61,088 7

3 Elkhart 28,626 14.2

4 Allen 20,567 5.9

5 St. Joseph 16,297 6.1

6 Tippecanoe 11,221 7.1

7 Porter 10,640 6.5

8 Hamilton 7,589 2.9

9 Kosciusko 5,223 6.8

10 Noble 5,009 10.4

11 LaPorte 4,575 4.1

12 Clinton 4,522 13.2

13 Cass 4,449 11.2

14 Marshall 4,185 8.8

15 Madison 3,027 2.3

16 Bartholomew 2,997 4

17 Clark 2,965 2.8

18 Hendricks 2,914 2.1

19 Johnson 2,908 2.1

20 Monroe 2,815 2.3

21 Dubois 2,124 5.1

22 Vanderburgh 2,087 1.2

23 Jackson 2,042 4.8

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