Zip Codes with the Highest Child Poverty Level Among Boys Under the Age of 16 in Urbana, IL

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Income (Families)

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Occupancy

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Map of Zip Codes with the Highest Child Poverty Level Among Boys Under the Age of 16 in Urbana

14.9%

17.8%

Zip Codes with the Highest Child Poverty Level Among Boys Under the Age of 16 in Urbana Map

Zip Codes with the Highest Child Poverty Level Among Boys Under the Age of 16 in Urbana, IL

	Zip Code	Child Poverty (Boys)	vs State	vs National
1.	61802	17.8%	15.8% (+2.02)#412	16.9% (+0.932)#11,038
2.	61801	14.9%	15.8% (-0.935)#500	16.9% (-2.02)#12,863

Common Questions

What are the Top Zip Codes with the Highest Child Poverty Level Among Boys Under the Age of 16 in Urbana, IL?

Top Zip Codes with the Highest Child Poverty Level Among Boys Under the Age of 16 in Urbana, IL are:

61802

17.8%

61801

14.9%

What zip code has the Highest Child Poverty Level Among Boys Under the Age of 16 in Urbana, IL?

61802 has the Highest Child Poverty Level Among Boys Under the Age of 16 in Urbana, IL with 17.8%.

What is the Poverty Level Among Boys Under the Age of 16 in Urbana, IL?

Poverty Level Among Boys Under the Age of 16 in Urbana is 16.2%.

What is the Poverty Level Among Boys Under the Age of 16 in Illinois?

Poverty Level Among Boys Under the Age of 16 in Illinois is 15.8%.

What is the Poverty Level Among Boys Under the Age of 16 in the United States?

Poverty Level Among Boys Under the Age of 16 in the United States is 16.9%.