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PopulationPeople in PovertyHousehold IncomeGeographyEmployment StatusUnemploymentFood Stamp ProgramState Fiscal DistressState BudgetsGross State ProductTaxesState or Federal InmatesPopulation Distribution by Metropolitan Status, states (2007-2008), U.S. (2008)
| United States | Percent | 0% - 100% | |
| Metropolitan | 84% |
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| Non-Metropolitan | 16% |
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| Alabama | Percent | 0% - 100% | |
| Metropolitan | 73% |
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| Non-Metropolitan | 27% |
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| Alaska | Percent | 0% - 100% | |
| Metropolitan | 69% |
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| Non-Metropolitan | 31% |
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| Arizona | Percent | 0% - 100% | |
| Metropolitan | 88% |
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| Non-Metropolitan | 12% |
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| Arkansas | Percent | 0% - 100% | |
| Metropolitan | 64% |
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| Non-Metropolitan | 36% |
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| California | Percent | 0% - 100% | |
| Metropolitan | 98% |
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| Non-Metropolitan | 2% |
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| Colorado | Percent | 0% - 100% | |
| Metropolitan | 87% |
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| Non-Metropolitan | 13% |
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| Connecticut | Percent | 0% - 100% | |
| Metropolitan | 95% |
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| Non-Metropolitan | 5% |
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| Delaware | Percent | 0% - 100% | |
| Metropolitan | 79% |
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| Non-Metropolitan | 21% |
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| District of Columbia | Percent | 0% - 100% | |
| Metropolitan | 100% |
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| Non-Metropolitan | NSD |
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| Florida | Percent | 0% - 100% | |
| Metropolitan | 95% |
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| Non-Metropolitan | 5% |
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| Georgia | Percent | 0% - 100% | |
| Metropolitan | 86% |
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| Non-Metropolitan | 14% |
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| Hawaii | Percent | 0% - 100% | |
| Metropolitan | 71% |
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| Non-Metropolitan | 29% |
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| Idaho | Percent | 0% - 100% | |
| Metropolitan | 63% |
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| Non-Metropolitan | 37% |
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| Illinois | Percent | 0% - 100% | |
| Metropolitan | 89% |
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| Non-Metropolitan | 11% |
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| Indiana | Percent | 0% - 100% | |
| Metropolitan | 72% |
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| Non-Metropolitan | 28% |
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| Iowa | Percent | 0% - 100% | |
| Metropolitan | 58% |
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| Non-Metropolitan | 42% |
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| Kansas | Percent | 0% - 100% | |
| Metropolitan | 64% |
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| Non-Metropolitan | 36% |
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| Kentucky | Percent | 0% - 100% | |
| Metropolitan | 50% |
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| Non-Metropolitan | 50% |
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| Louisiana | Percent | 0% - 100% | |
| Metropolitan | 85% |
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| Non-Metropolitan | 15% |
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| Maine | Percent | 0% - 100% | |
| Metropolitan | 51% |
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| Non-Metropolitan | 49% |
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| Maryland | Percent | 0% - 100% | |
| Metropolitan | 96% |
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| Non-Metropolitan | 4% |
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| Massachusetts | Percent | 0% - 100% | |
| Metropolitan | 98% |
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| Non-Metropolitan | 2% |
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| Michigan | Percent | 0% - 100% | |
| Metropolitan | 85% |
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| Non-Metropolitan | 15% |
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| Minnesota | Percent | 0% - 100% | |
| Metropolitan | 72% |
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| Non-Metropolitan | 28% |
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| Mississippi | Percent | 0% - 100% | |
| Metropolitan | 42% |
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| Non-Metropolitan | 58% |
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| Missouri | Percent | 0% - 100% | |
| Metropolitan | 77% |
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| Non-Metropolitan | 23% |
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| Montana | Percent | 0% - 100% | |
| Metropolitan | 33% |
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| Non-Metropolitan | 67% |
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| Nebraska | Percent | 0% - 100% | |
| Metropolitan | 62% |
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| Non-Metropolitan | 38% |
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| Nevada | Percent | 0% - 100% | |
| Metropolitan | 90% |
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| Non-Metropolitan | 10% |
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| New Hampshire | Percent | 0% - 100% | |
| Metropolitan | 62% |
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| Non-Metropolitan | 38% |
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| New Jersey | Percent | 0% - 100% | |
| Metropolitan | 100% |
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| Non-Metropolitan | NSD |
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| New Mexico | Percent | 0% - 100% | |
| Metropolitan | 68% |
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| Non-Metropolitan | 32% |
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| New York | Percent | 0% - 100% | |
| Metropolitan | 91% |
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| Non-Metropolitan | 9% |
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| North Carolina | Percent | 0% - 100% | |
| Metropolitan | 66% |
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| Non-Metropolitan | 34% |
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| North Dakota | Percent | 0% - 100% | |
| Metropolitan | 48% |
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| Non-Metropolitan | 52% |
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| Ohio | Percent | 0% - 100% | |
| Metropolitan | 77% |
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| Non-Metropolitan | 23% |
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| Oklahoma | Percent | 0% - 100% | |
| Metropolitan | 68% |
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| Non-Metropolitan | 32% |
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| Oregon | Percent | 0% - 100% | |
| Metropolitan | 75% |
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| Non-Metropolitan | 25% |
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| Pennsylvania | Percent | 0% - 100% | |
| Metropolitan | 82% |
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| Non-Metropolitan | 18% |
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| Rhode Island | Percent | 0% - 100% | |
| Metropolitan | 100% |
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| Non-Metropolitan | NSD |
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| South Carolina | Percent | 0% - 100% | |
| Metropolitan | 67% |
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| Non-Metropolitan | 33% |
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| South Dakota | Percent | 0% - 100% | |
| Metropolitan | 50% |
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| Non-Metropolitan | 50% |
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| Tennessee | Percent | 0% - 100% | |
| Metropolitan | 75% |
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| Non-Metropolitan | 25% |
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| Texas | Percent | 0% - 100% | |
| Metropolitan | 89% |
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| Non-Metropolitan | 11% |
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| Utah | Percent | 0% - 100% | |
| Metropolitan | 78% |
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| Non-Metropolitan | 22% |
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| Vermont | Percent | 0% - 100% | |
| Metropolitan | 31% |
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| Non-Metropolitan | 69% |
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| Virginia | Percent | 0% - 100% | |
| Metropolitan | 85% |
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| Non-Metropolitan | 15% |
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| Washington | Percent | 0% - 100% | |
| Metropolitan | 92% |
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| Non-Metropolitan | 8% |
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| West Virginia | Percent | 0% - 100% | |
| Metropolitan | 57% |
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| Non-Metropolitan | 43% |
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| Wisconsin | Percent | 0% - 100% | |
| Metropolitan | 76% |
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| Non-Metropolitan | 24% |
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| Wyoming | Percent | 0% - 100% | |
| Metropolitan | 30% |
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| Non-Metropolitan | 70% |
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| Notes: | Non-Metropolitan includes both respondents living in non-metropolitan areas and areas not classified in either category. |
| Sources: | Urban Institute and Kaiser Commission on Medicaid and the Uninsured estimates based on the Census Bureau's March 2008 and 2009 Current Population Survey (CPS: Annual Social and Economic Supplements). |
| Definitions: | Metropolitan Statistical Area must include at least one city with 50,000 or more inhabitants, or a Census-Bureau defined urbanized area of at least 50,000 inhabitants and a total metropolitan population of 100,000 or more (75,000 in New England). For more information, visit the Census Bureau website at http://www.census.gov/population/www/estimates/aboutmetro.html. |
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