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Share of residents under 18.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024).
- U.S.
- 22%
- Missouri
- 22.3%
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See allResidents under 18 by county in Missouri
- 1Scotland County29.9%
- 2Schuyler County27.5%
- 3Webster County27.5%
- 4Pemiscot County26.1%
- 5Dunklin County26%
- 6Grundy County25.9%
- 7Gentry County25.8%
- 8Wright County25.8%
- 9McDonald County25.5%
- 10Lawrence County25.4%
- 11Moniteau County25.4%
- 12Christian County25.1%
- 13Lincoln County25.1%
- 14Pettis County25.1%
- 15Daviess County24.8%
- 16Knox County24.8%
- 17Jasper County24.6%
- 18Laclede County24.6%
- 19Mercer County24.5%
- 20Carter County24.3%
- 21Harrison County24.3%
- 22Howell County24.1%
- 23Ripley County24.1%
- 24Cedar County24%
- 25Marion County24%
- 26Scott County24%
- 27Shelby County24%
- 28Clark County23.9%
- 29Newton County23.9%
- 30Vernon County23.8%
- 31New Madrid County23.7%
- 32Dallas County23.6%
- 33Caldwell County23.5%
- 34Cass County23.5%
- 35Clay County23.5%
- 36Washington County23.5%
- 37Barton County23.4%
- 38Polk County23.4%
- 39Butler County23.3%
- 40Jackson County23.3%
- 41Linn County23.3%
- 42Madison County23.3%
- 43Chariton County23.2%
- 44Clinton County23.2%
- 45Miller County23.2%
- 46Oregon County23.2%
- 47Douglas County23.1%
- 48Macon County23.1%
- 49Platte County23.1%
- 50Warren County23.1%
- 51Lafayette County23%
- 52Barry County22.8%
- 53Bates County22.8%
- 54Morgan County22.8%
- 55Ray County22.8%
- 56Audrain County22.7%
- 57Osage County22.7%
- 58Shannon County22.7%
- 59Dent County22.6%
- 60Mississippi County22.6%
- 61Putnam County22.6%
- 62Jefferson County22.5%
- 63Perry County22.5%
- 64Pike County22.5%
- 65St. Charles County22.5%
- 66Andrew County22.4%
- 67Franklin County22.4%
- 68Buchanan County22.3%
- 69Cooper County22.3%
- 70Henry County22.3%
- 71Sullivan County22.3%
- 72Crawford County22.2%
- 73Cole County22.1%
- 74Johnson County22.1%
- 75Randolph County22.1%
- 76Stoddard County22.1%
- 77Texas County22.1%
- 78Saline County22%
- 79St. Louis County22%
- 80Carroll County21.9%
- 81Monroe County21.9%
- 82Montgomery County21.9%
- 83Pulaski County21.9%
- 84Bollinger County21.7%
- 85Livingston County21.6%
- 86Worth County21.6%
- 87Ste. Genevieve County21.4%
- 88Cape Girardeau County21.3%
- 89St. Clair County21.3%
- 90Howard County21.2%
- 91Lewis County21.2%
- 92Ralls County21.2%
- 93Phelps County21.1%
- 94Iron County21%
- 95Atchison County20.9%
- 96St. Francois County20.9%
- 97Taney County20.9%
- 98Dade County20.8%
- 99Greene County20.8%
- 100Holt County20.8%
- 101Callaway County20.7%
- 102Maries County20.6%
- 103Gasconade County20.2%
- 104Boone County20.1%
- 105DeKalb County19.8%
- 106Wayne County19.6%
- 107Ozark County19%
- 108Reynolds County19%
- 109Adair County18.7%
- 110St. Louis city18.3%
- 111Benton County17.3%
- 112Hickory County17.3%
- 113Camden County17.2%
- 114Nodaway County17%
- 115Stone County16.7%
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest residents under 18 in Missouri?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 65640 (Dunnegan, MO) has the highest: 43.9%.
Which zip code has the lowest residents under 18 in Missouri?
65726 (Point Lookout, MO) has the lowest: 0%.
What is the residents under 18 for the United States?
22%; in Missouri it is 22.3%.
Where does this data come from?
U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024). Share of residents under 18.
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