Texas Population under 18 years, percent by County

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Persons under 18 years, percent - (Percent)
County	Value
Anderson	19.1
Andrews	30.7
Angelina	25.6
Aransas	17.5
Archer	21.5
Armstrong	23.1
Atascosa	27.3
Austin	23.8
Bailey	31.4
Bandera	16.7
Bastrop	25.4
Baylor	23.0
Bee	21.1
Bell	27.7
Bexar	25.6
Blanco	18.2
Borden	20.2
Bosque	21.6
Bowie	23.7
Brazoria	26.5
Brazos	20.6
Brewster	18.8
Briscoe	18.7
Brooks	28.3
Brown	22.1
Burleson	22.2
Burnet	21.4
Caldwell	23.8
Calhoun	24.2
Callahan	22.5
Cameron	30.3
Camp	26.6
Carson	24.1
Cass	22.6
Castro	28.6
Chambers	28.0
Cherokee	25.4
Childress	19.8
Clay	20.1
Cochran	27.7
Coke	21.0
Coleman	21.0
Collin	25.9
Collingsworth	26.3
Colorado	22.8
Comal	22.7
Comanche	22.2
Concho	11.9
Cooke	23.9
Coryell	22.8
Cottle	23.1
Crane	29.4
Crockett	24.5
Crosby	26.6
Culberson	22.7
Dallam	31.6
Dallas	26.1
Dawson	25.6
Deaf Smith	31.0
Delta	23.2
Denton	24.7
DeWitt	22.4
Dickens	18.9
Dimmit	29.1
Donley	19.7
Duval	24.9
Eastland	21.5
Ector	30.1
Edwards	22.6
El Paso	27.1
Ellis	26.7
Erath	20.5
Falls	20.8
Fannin	21.5
Fayette	20.2
Fisher	21.2
Floyd	26.9
Foard	20.6
Fort Bend	27.5
Franklin	23.5
Freestone	22.8
Frio	23.1
Gaines	35.9
Galveston	24.2
Garza	17.0
Gillespie	20.0
Glasscock	26.2
Goliad	21.4
Gonzales	27.0
Gray	25.7
Grayson	23.8
Gregg	25.8
Grimes	22.5
Guadalupe	25.1
Hale	27.1
Hall	22.9
Hamilton	22.1
Hansford	29.2
Hardeman	21.3
Hardin	24.6
Harris	26.6
Harrison	25.3
Hartley	21.1
Haskell	18.6
Hays	23.0
Hemphill	30.7
Henderson	21.5
Hidalgo	32.6
Hill	23.4
Hockley	25.7
Hood	21.3
Hopkins	24.6
Houston	19.9
Howard	21.4
Hudspeth	21.2
Hunt	24.0
Hutchinson	25.7
Irion	22.0
Jack	21.8
Jackson	25.4
Jasper	24.0
Jeff Davis	7.7
Jefferson	24.0
Jim Hogg	30.7
Jim Wells	27.8
Johnson	26.0
Jones	17.2
Karnes	21.4
Kaufman	27.7
Kendall	23.0
Kenedy	27.1
Kent	21.1
Kerr	19.2
Kimble	17.6
King	25.3
Kinney	18.8
Kleberg	24.2
Knox	26.4
La Salle	19.6
Lamar	23.8
Lamb	27.8
Lampasas	22.1
Lavaca	23.6
Lee	21.9
Leon	22.5
Liberty	26.5
Limestone	22.4
Lipscomb	25.8
Live Oak	19.9
Llano	15.5
Loving	34.2
Lubbock	23.8
Lynn	26.8
Madison	21.2
Marion	18.1
Martin	31.1
Mason	20.9
Matagorda	25.5
Maverick	31.2
McCulloch	22.2
McLennan	24.7
McMullen	18.7
Medina	23.1
Menard	17.7
Midland	28.5
Milam	24.6
Mills	20.5
Mitchell	21.5
Montague	22.7
Montgomery	26.4
Moore	32.0
Morris	22.8
Motley	19.9
Nacogdoches	23.2
Navarro	26.5
Newton	20.2
Nolan	26.1
Nueces	24.6
Ochiltree	31.7
Oldham	24.7
Orange	24.8
Palo Pinto	23.2
Panola	23.3
Parker	24.8
Parmer	28.6
Pecos	24.4
Polk	20.2
Potter	27.5
Presidio	26.5
Rains	20.0
Randall	23.9
Reagan	29.2
Real	16.8
Red River	20.0
Reeves	22.5
Refugio	22.7
Roberts	24.4
Robertson	24.0
Rockwall	27.0
Runnels	22.8
Rusk	22.2
Sabine	18.7
San Augustine	19.8
San Jacinto	21.6
San Patricio	26.8
San Saba	20.1
Schleicher	25.7
Scurry	25.2
Shackelford	23.0
Shelby	25.8
Sherman	28.2
Smith	24.6
Somervell	22.4
Starr	32.9
Stephens	21.6
Sterling	28.5
Stonewall	22.2
Sutton	23.8
Swisher	25.1
Tarrant	26.3
Taylor	24.7
Terrell	19.8
Terry	27.5
Throckmorton	19.7
Titus	29.0
Tom Green	23.9
Travis	21.7
Trinity	20.0
Tyler	19.3
Upshur	23.8
Upton	29.5
Uvalde	27.0
Val Verde	28.5
Van Zandt	23.1
Victoria	25.3
Walker	15.1
Waller	24.3
Ward	28.7
Washington	21.7
Webb	32.9
Wharton	25.8
Wheeler	25.1
Wichita	22.5
Wilbarger	22.2
Willacy	23.6
Williamson	25.6
Wilson	24.0
Winkler	29.6
Wise	24.8
Wood	19.2
Yoakum	32.6
Young	24.0
Zapata	33.2
Zavala	29.3

Value for Texas (Percent): 25.8%

Data item: Persons under 18 years, percent

Sources: U.S. Census Bureau, Population Estimates Program (PEP). Updated annually. Population andHousing Unit Estimates

U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey (ACS). Updated annually. American Community Survey

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Age estimates of the population are produced for the United States, states, and counties, as well as for the Commonwealth ofPuerto Rico and its municipios (county-equivalents for Puerto Rico).Because age is a critical element in determining federal funding, it is imperative to have high quality age data.

For more information, go to Age and Sex

American Community Survey

Age estimates of the population are produced for places, zona urbanas and comunidades (place-equivalents for Puerto Rico), and minor civil divisions.

Data on age are used to determine the applicability of other questions for a particular individual and to classify other characteristics in tabulations.Age data are needed to interpret most social and economic characteristics used to plan and analyze programs and policies.

For more information, go to ACS subject definitions "Age"

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