Percentage of households (with children) that are located in census tracts for which the averaged z-score of the following factors is above the 75th percentile: family households below the poverty line, individuals receiving public assistance, female-headed households, unemployment ages 16 and older and population younger than 18
Oklahoma’s 2023 Annual Ranking: #47Adjust My Rank
United States’s 2023 Annual Ranking: #nullAdjust My Rank
Top Positive Impact
OklahomaNegative Impact
Oklahoma-0.639
44
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•
21.3
39
8.6
34
5.2
34
$222
15
•
•
76
42
2.8%
36
40.2%
32
10.4%
37
$32,930
46
15.8%
43
4.2%
27
14.3%
45
65.4%
39
32.9
21
4.81
33
•
•
24.0%
48
89.6%
37
80.8%
45
•
•
18.3%
41
91.0%
44
59
15
23.6%
30
52.7%
47
-0.340
49
•
•
8.7
40
5.2
50
0.0%
43
68.0%
32
•
•
0
36
72.6%
45
46.6%
10
11.5
44
•
•
77.8%
43
40.5%
27
13.5%
21
13.3%
19
12.4%
15
-1.109
48
•
•
14.7%
47
•
•
58.2
32
432.3
12
205.6
43
11.7%
48
•
•
50.8%
43
64.9%
45
55.8%
44
58.8%
45
•
•
65.9%
45
41.2%
38
46.2%
49
•
•
81.0%
39
3,061
40
-1.040
47
•
•
15.6%
48
3.8%
49
29.5%
47
•
•
519.5
35
5.9%
30
24.1
47
•
•
35.5%
24
•
•
11.0%
50
15.6%
39
-0.435
41
•
•
24.9
15
14.4%
4
18.1%
44
16.2%
38
22.4
44
•
•
12,764
42
1.3
11
•
•
14.2%
42
46.4%
39
8.8%
30
2.0
24
14.0%
41
29.8%
36
12.3%
44
6.9%
3
11.5%
43
4.0%
33
8.2%
38
26.9%
48
13.3%
41
•
•
38.9%
43
37.9%
43
40.0%
48
-0.709
47
•
•
4,019,800
•
23.7%
•
59.8%
•
16.4%
•
34.0%
•
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