Part 11) Vermont had the highest percent of low-income children aged 2 to less than 5 years who are...

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Part 11) Vermont had the highest percent of low-income children aged 2 to less than 5 years who are obese. The percentage value of low-income children aged 2 to less than 5 years who are obese corresponding to Vermont is .21%.
2) Texas had the highest sample size being 447015.
3) Total sample size for all in United States = 3,480,880.Sample size by tribes in United States = 14,104.Percent of the total sample size was represented by tribes in the United States = .41%.
Part 21) States, Territories, and Tribes are illustrated on this map.
2) Vermont had the highest percent of low-income children aged 2 to less than 5 years who are obese. Texas has the lowest percent of low-income children aged 2 to less than 5 years who are obese.

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Percent of low income children aged 2 years to 5 years who have obesity †
The presentation analyses the percentage of low income children of different states who have obesity
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Data (Part 1)
					
	Geography location	Location 	Value 	Sample Size	Percentage (%)
	National	National	14.4	3,480,880	0.0004%
	Territories	Puerto Rico	18	89,879	0.0200%
		Virgin Islands	11.1	2,578	0.4306%
	Tribes	Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe-SD	20.7	406	5.0985%
		Choctaw-MS	21.2	471	4.5011%
		Inter Tribal Council of Arizona	24	6,146	0.3905%
		Navajo Nation	18.4	5,749	0.3201%
		Rosebud Sioux Tribe–SD	22.5	710	3.1690%
		Standing Rock Sioux Tribe–ND	23	465	4.9462%
		Three Affiliated Tribes–ND	31.8	157	20.2548%
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Footnotes †Obese is defined as body mass index (BMI)-for-age and sex = 95th percentile based on the 2000 CDC growth chart; BMI was calculated from measured weight and height (weight [kg]/ height [m²]). Subjects with unknown or errors in their record were excluded.^Data not available because sample size is insufficient or data not reported. Notes Low-income is defined as U.S. children who attend federally-funded maternal and child health and nutrition programs, including the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC), Early and Periodic Screening, Diagnosis, and Title V Maternal and Child Health (MCH) Program. National includes all contributors in a given year. Contributors can change from year to year. Estimates for states, tribes, or territories are not available in a given year if the group did not particpate in the system, did not ask the relevant question, or the sample size is not sufficient in that year. 2004-2011 trends by race/ethnicity are affected by the juncture at which contributors implemented the 1997 Office of Management and Budget standards for race/ethnicity data collection and reporting. These standards permitted the reporting of multiple races for the first time and affected how ethnicity data (Hispanic/non Hispanic) were reported. Data Source Pediatric Nutrition Surveillance System 
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Data (Geographical Location: States)
	Location 	Value 	Sample Size	Percentage (%)
	Alabama	14.2	67,403	0.0211%
	Arizona	14.5	86,763	0.0167%
	Arkansas	14.2	42,626	0.0333%
	California	16.8	262,637	0.0064%
	Colorado	10	27,529	0.0363%
	Connecticut	15.9	27,793	0.

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