8/17/2019 Us Fgmc All States Table

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State Total Under 18 Ages 18+

U.S. 506,795  166,173  340,622 

California 56,872  16,557  40,315 

New York 48,418  17,017  31,401 

Minnesota 44,293  17,448  26,845 Texas 33,087  11,124  21,963 

Maryland 31,820  8,618  23,202 

New Jersey 31,023  10,376  20,647 

Virginia 30,830  7,183  23,647 

Washington 25,000  8,664  16,336 

Ohio 24,320  12,079  12,241 

Georgia 20,476  6,385  14,091 

Pennsylvania 19,480  6,159  13,321 

Massachusetts 14,211  4,524  9,687 

Illinois 12,039  3,081  8,958 

Florida 11,180  3,231  7,949 

Michigan 10,493  2,958  7,536 

North Carolina 9,399  3,137  6,261 

Colorado 8,705  3,428  5,277 

Tennessee 8,062  2,207  5,855  Arizona 7,459  2,947  4,512 

Nevada 7,457  1,487  5,970 

Indiana 5,251  1,454  3,796 

Iowa 5,142  1,866  3,276 

Missouri 4,043  1,342  2,701 

District of Columbia 3,808  1,053  2,755 

Kansas 3,171  973  2,198 

Rhode Island 2,754  679  2,075 

Connecticut 2,658  1,128  1,529 

Oregon 2,647  859  1,788 

Delaware 2,238  609  1,630 

Wisconsin 2,144  924  1,220 

Kentucky 1,845  879  966 

Oklahoma 1,788  358  1,430 

Utah 1,769  644  1,125 Maine 1,603  399  1,203 

Nebraska 1,549  1,033  516 

Louisiana 1,524  500  1,023 

 Alabama 1,480  546  934 

South Carolina 1,395  259  1,137 

South Dakota 1,019  472  547 

Vermont 650  135  515 

Idaho 566  161  405 

 Arkansas 551  83  467 

North Dakota 531  208  323 

Mississippi 442  100  342 

Wyoming 438  365  73 

New Hampshire 403  188  215 

New Mexico 317  17  299 

Montana 302  293  8 West Virginia 124  34  90 

 Alaska 20  -  20 

Hawaii -  -  - 

U.S. Women and Girls Potentially at Risk for FGM/C, by State, 2013 Preliminary Data*

* Includes women and girls born in countries with FGM/C prevalence rates of 2% or more, and U.S.-born

women and girls under age 30 with a resident parent who was born in countries with FGM/C prevalence rates

of 2% or more. Estimates of women and girls at risk are calculated by applying country-specific FGM/C

prevalence rates to U.S. women and girls with ties to those countries.

Source: Population Reference Bureau, analysis of data from the 2013 American Community Survey, Public

Use Microdata Sample. Estimates are subject to both sampling and nonsampling error.