Number of children per family by state

[Adam Griffin]

Apparently people in the East don't reproduce.

[Adam Griffin]

For clarification, this is in reference to all married couples. Obviously nobody can have 0.8 of a kid (and expect it not to be fun of in school).

[Adam Griffin]

Let's diverge a little:

Dropout Rate by State:

[Adam Griffin]

I know, right? Arizona was at 10.9% I believe and Indiana at 14%. These are 2001 figures, BTW.

[Adam Griffin]

Better yet:

Median income 2004-2005 per family by state:

[Adam Griffin]

Percent of High School Graduates by State:



**Note**: The first map depicting dropout rates reflect students who voluntarily withdraw themselves. This map reflects the total number of students who remain in school and go on to graduate, so with this, it is able for a state to have both a higher than average graduation and dropout rate.

[Adam Griffin]

LOL.

Percent of Population with Bachelor's Degree by State:



Lowest: WV (14.8%)
Highest: DC (39.1%)

[Adam Griffin]

Average Commute Time to Work by State:

(God I need to stop.)

[Adam Griffin]

Percent of Caucasians by State:



Lowest: HI (23.5%)
Highest: ME (96.0%)

[Adam Griffin]

Percent of Disabled Persons by State:



The West apparently does not like the Special Olympics.

[Adam Griffin]

Making them, using the data available at www.census.gov.

[Adam Griffin]

Percentage of Homeowners by State:



Median Value of Owned Homes:

[Adam Griffin]

And the last one for tonight...


Percentage of Poverty by State:

[Adam Griffin]

That and being poor.

[Adam Griffin]

Interesting. I made other map, pretty simple:

Population Density (People per square mile):



I'm also working on nationwide map that displays the average income by county; the progress can be viewed here:

http://www.maxairitsas.com/medianhinc.bmp

[Adam Griffin]

*Updated Income Map* (Now includes: WA, OR, CA, NV, UT, AZ, NM, CO, WY, ID, MT, AR, LA, MS, AL, GA, FL, TN, SC, WV, MD, DE, PA, NY, NJ, CT, RI, MA, VT, NH, ME)

Whenever I get this one done, I'll start on the density.

[Adam Griffin]

Gender Majority by State:



Westward the women, my ass.

[Adam Griffin]

Just barely:

AZ: 50.1% Male
NV: 50.9% Male
UT: 50.2% Male
CO: 50.5% Male
WY: 50.4% Male
ID: 50.2% Male
AK: 51.7% Male

[Adam Griffin]

Update: Median Income Map now includes all states *except* SD, NE, KS, MN, IA, MO, KY and parts of IN, IL, & OH.

http://www.maxairitsas.com/medianhinc.bmp

[Adam Griffin]

As requested:

http://www.maxairitsas.com/medianhincp.PNG

Only KS, MO, IA, KY, IL, IN, & OH to go.

[Adam Griffin]

I know. I nearly soiled myself while I was coloring it in. I figure the ring comes from the fact that there are two metropolises in such close proximity, and unlike the Mid-Atlantic megapolis, there is room for the richies to move out in all directions.

[Adam Griffin]

Myself implying a correlation or someone else?

On a different note, the median income map is complete and includes all states except Alaska.

http://www.maxairitsas.com/medianhincp.PNG