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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Mar 15.
Published in final edited form as: Paediatr Perinat Epidemiol. 2016 May 23;30(5):496–510. doi: 10.1111/ppe.12299

Table 1.

Population characteristics for 8-year-old children by site, Autism and Developmental Disabilities Monitoring Network, surveillance years 2006, 2008, and 2010a

Surveillance year
2006 n (%) 2008 n (%) 2010 n (%)
Total 8-year-old children 121 843 (100) 124 632 (100) 131 352 (100)
Male 62 062 (50.9) 63 786 (51.2) 66 604 (50.7)
Race and ethnicity
 White non-Hispanic 65 189 (53.5) 65 094 (52.2) 67 801 (51.6)
 Black non-Hispanic 40 053 (32.9) 40 119 (32.2) 40 420 (30.8)
 Hispanic 11 090 (9.1) 13 899 (11.2) 16 956 (12.9)
 Other 5511 (4.5) 5520 (4.4) 6175 (4.7)
Surveillance site
 Alabamab 21 101 (17.3) 21 473 (17.2) 21 833 (16.6)
 Georgiac 43 241 (35.5) 45 248 (36.3) 48 529 (37.0)
 Missourid 26 138 (21.5) 25 301 (20.3) 25 367 (19.3)
 Wisconsine 31 363 (25.7) 32 610 (26.2) 35 623 (27.1)
a

Data were obtained from the National Center on Health Statistics’ bridged-race census population estimates for each surveillance year. For 2006 and 2008, they were from intercensal population estimates.

b

The Alabama site included nine counties in central Alabama.

c

The Georgia site included five counties of metropolitan Atlanta.

d

The Missouri site included five counties in metropolitan St. Louis.

e

The Wisconsin site included 10 counties in southeastern Wisconsin.