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Table 3-8    Sex of Victims, 2004
Child Maltreatment 2004

State Boys Girls
Population Number Rate Percent Population Number Rate Percent
Alabama 560,579 3,984 7.1 42.4 533,954 5,402 10.1 57.6
Alaska blank cell blank cell blank cell blank cell blank cell blank cell blank cell blank cell
Arizona 791,665 3,632 4.6 49.6 755,595 3,694 4.9 50.4
Arkansas 346,241 3,138 9.1 43.1 330,309 4,136 12.5 56.9
California 4,914,300 46,986 9.6 47.9 4,682,163 51,143 10.9 52.1
Colorado 604,120 4,638 7.7 48.4 574,769 4,940 8.6 51.6
Connecticut 428,940 6,482 15.1 48.9 409,848 6,763 16.5 51.1
Delaware 99,224 748 7.5 47.3 94,282 832 8.8 52.7
District of Columbia 55,356 1,125 20.3 47.4 54,191 1,250 23.1 52.6
Florida 2,049,418 64,418 31.4 49.6 1,953,872 65,363 33.5 50.4
Georgia 1,192,387 26,164 21.9 49.5 1,140,180 26,687 23.4 50.5
Hawaii 153,362 1,760 11.5 48.7 145,331 1,854 12.8 51.3
Idaho 190,932 898 4.7 48.4 181,479 958 5.3 51.6
Illinois 1,655,171 14,094 8.5 48.8 1,582,979 14,796 9.3 51.2
Indiana 819,933 8,542 10.4 45.4 780,362 10,260 13.1 54.6
Iowa 348,882 6,795 19.5 49.2 331,555 7,009 21.1 50.8
Kansas 352,041 2,295 6.5 46.9 331,450 2,600 7.8 53.1
Kentucky 502,874 9,420 18.7 49.5 477,313 9,604 20.1 50.5
Louisiana 595,159 5,253 8.8 48.4 569,802 5,609 9.8 51.6
Maine 144,796 2,092 14.4 49.7 137,333 2,121 15.4 50.3
Maryland 712,620 7,234 10.2 48.0 682,188 7,824 11.5 52.0
Massachusetts 749,875 17,707 23.6 50.0 714,314 17,697 24.8 50.0
Michigan 1,298,124 13,689 10.5 48.8 1,235,315 14,345 11.6 51.2
Minnesota 636,209 3,932 6.2 48.1 604,071 4,251 7.0 51.9
Mississippi 382,712 2,591 6.8 45.7 366,857 3,081 8.4 54.3
Missouri 708,711 4,162 5.9 43.3 675,831 5,447 8.1 56.7
Montana 107,103 835 7.8 48.8 100,990 877 8.7 51.2
Nebraska 222,433 2,322 10.4 49.0 212,133 2,418 11.4 51.0
Nevada 309,918 2,187 7.1 50.1 293,678 2,179 7.4 49.9
New Hampshire 156,400 435 2.8 45.9 148,594 513 3.5 54.1
New Jersey 1,102,192 3,963 3.6 48.8 1,053,867 4,157 3.9 51.2
New Mexico 250,157 2,934 11.7 48.5 242,130 3,121 12.9 51.5
New York 2,338,744 36,800 15.7 49.7 2,233,619 37,239 16.7 50.3
North Carolina 1,082,630 14,421 13.3 49.6 1,035,862 14,664 14.2 50.4
North Dakota 71,470 803 11.2 48.3 67,485 861 12.8 51.7
Ohio 1,420,015 20,347 14.3 47.3 1,359,197 22,626 16.6 52.7
Oklahoma 440,952 6,133 13.9 49.1 418,918 6,349 15.2 50.9
Oregon 436,545 5,617 12.9 47.8 415,812 6,142 14.8 52.2
Pennsylvania 1,452,429 1,616 1.1 34.8 1,384,580 3,031 2.2 65.2
Rhode Island 124,670 1,524 12.2 49.8 119,143 1,538 12.9 50.2
South Carolina 524,065 4,794 9.1 48.7 500,635 5,045 10.1 51.3
South Dakota 97,817 918 9.4 48.4 93,057 980 10.5 51.6
Tennessee 713,724 6,674 9.4 45.0 677,565 8,158 12.0 55.0
Texas 3,202,108 24,249 7.6 47.8 3,064,671 26,518 8.7 52.2
Utah 380,741 6,198 16.3 45.9 359,373 7,317 20.4 54.1
Vermont 69,463 456 6.6 40.1 65,431 682 10.4 59.9
Virginia 921,865 3,259 3.5 46.8 883,035 3,700 4.2 53.2
Washington 761,970 3,367 4.4 50.0 724,050 3,362 4.6 50.0
West Virginia 196,733 4,132 21.0 49.1 187,908 4,290 22.8 50.9
Wisconsin 670,296 3,647 5.4 39.3 637,690 5,638 8.8 60.7
Wyoming 60,292 333 5.5 49.1 56,640 345 6.1 50.9
Total 37,408,363 419,743 blank cell blank cell 35,681,406 449,416 blank cell blank cell
Rate blank cell blank cell 11.2 blank cell blank cell blank cell 12.6 blank cell
Percent blank cell blank cell blank cell 48.3 blank cell blank cell blank cell 51.7
Number Reporting 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50

Data Source: CAF.

Sex of Victims, 2004
The first column of this table lists the States. Next the population, number of victims, rate, and percentage of boys are provided. Then the population, number of victims, rate and percentage of girls are provided. As listed on the table, 48.3 percent of child victims were boys and 51.7 percent of child victims were girls.

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