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2016 KIDS COUNT in Missouri Data Book released

The 2016 KIDS COUNT in Missouri Data Book updates information on measures of child well-being for the state, its 114 counties and St. Louis City. By highlighting trends and comparing geographic areas, the project educates users about the condition of Missouri's children and encourages citizen action to improve their lives. Read more...

2016 Missouri Kids Count Composite County Rankings

Between 2000 and 2010 Missouri's older population increased more rapidly than the state population overall

According to 2010 Census data that now include age cohorts, the Missouri population age 65 and over increased by 11% over the decade and those 85 and over increased by 15%. Overall, Missouri's population grew by 7% between 2000 and 2010. In 2010, nearly 840,000 Missourians (14%) were over 65 in 2010 and nearly 114,000 (2%) were over 85 years old. Two maps show the relative concentration of older Missourians by county. These increases do not reflect the impact of the soon to be retiring "Baby Boom" generation. Moreover, the interrelationship with other demographic factors is complex. View the overall Missouri 2010 demographic profile.

Percent Population Age 65 and Older

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