Single parent, with children
Each map shows ACS five-year estimates on that period’s boundaries. Boundary changes can affect nearby patterns.
2010–2014
tract 2014 boundaries
tract 2014 boundaries
% Households: Single Parent with Children (2010–2014)
Geography
Displaying: Tract (2014 definitions)
This data uses 2014 Census tract definitions, which may differ from 2020 tract boundaries.
Data Sources & Methodology
American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates (2014)
5-year estimates combine data from 2010 to 2014. This provides more reliable estimates for smaller geographic areas but represents an average over the 5-year period.
B11005
– Households by Presence of People Under 18 Years by Household Type
Universe: Households
2 variables
Native geography:Tract (2014 definitions)
Display geography:Tract (2014 definitions)
Method:Direct — no transformation needed
Indicators
Households: Single Parent with Children (2010–2014)
B11005_005E divided by B11005_001E/100
2020–2024
tract 2022 boundaries
tract 2022 boundaries
% Households: Single Parent with Children
Geography
Displaying: Tract (2022 definitions)
This data uses 2022 Census tract definitions, which may differ from 2020 tract boundaries.
Data Sources & Methodology
American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates (2024)
5-year estimates combine data from 2020 to 2024. This provides more reliable estimates for smaller geographic areas but represents an average over the 5-year period.
B11005
– Households by Presence of People Under 18 Years by Household Type
Universe: Households
2 variables
Native geography:Tract (2022 definitions)
Display geography:Tract (2022 definitions)
Method:Direct — no transformation needed
Indicators
Households: Single Parent with Children
B11005_005E divided by B11005_001E/100
- At most 4.373178 %
- At most 7.259825 %
- At most 10.526316 %
- At most 15.563725 %
- Above 15.563725 %
- Gray: unavailable data.