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Missouri map w new regions 1 1-13
The document outlines the University of Missouri Extension regions. It divides the state into five regions: Northwest, Northeast, West Central, East Central, and Southwest/Southeast. The regions are divided based on counties. The summary highlights two key aspects of the regions: population growth between 2000-2010 and youth demographics. Specifically, it notes that the fastest growing regions saw 15-40% growth and have 50,000-250,000 youth, with youth making up over 25% of the population in some regions.
Missouri map w new regions 1 1-13
- 1. University of Missouri Northwest Northeast Putnam yle r tla nd Extension Regions Atchison Nodaway Worth Harrison Mercer Sc hu co Clark S Gentry Sullivan Adair Effective January 1, 2013 Grundy Knox Holt Lewis Andrew Daviess De Kalb Linn Macon Shelby Marion Livingston Caldwell Buchanan Clinton Ralls Chariton ph Monroe ol Platte Carroll nd Ray Ra Pike Clay Audrain Urban Region Saline Howard Gasconade Montgomery Lafayette Lincoln Jackson Boone Callaway Cooper les y nt Warren ar Urban Region ou Johnson Pettis Ch eau C Cass . St is it St. Louis City ou Mon Gasconade .L Cole St Henry Morgan Osage Franklin n Bates Benton rso West Central Miller ffe Miller Maries Maries Je Washington Crawford St. Clair Camden Ste. East Central ois Hickory Gene- nc Vernon Phelps Pulaski Fra vieve Perry S t. Cedar Dallas Iron Polk Laclede Laclede Dent Barton Reynolds Madison Cape Bollinger Dade Gira- Texas Greene Webster Wright Wright Shannon rdeau Jasper Lawrence Wayne Scott i Christian issipp Douglas Carter Newton Howell Stoddard Miss Taney Stone Barry Butler id Ozark Oregon Ripley dr McDonald a ot w M Ne Dunklin Southwest Southeast isc Pem
- 6. “Power Players”: Population& Growth 15%-40% Growth Fastest Growing Largest Percentage of Largest Populations Youth (2000-2010) Youth > 25% of Population 15%-40% Growth (2000-2010) 50-250,000 youth 50-250,000 youth 50-250,000 youth Youth > 25% of Population Youth > 25% of 15%-40% Growth Population (2000-2010)
- 7. “Power Players”: Population& Growth Fastest Growth (15%-40%) Youth > 25% of Population Fastest Growth (15%-40%) 50-250,000 youth 50-250,000 youth 50-250,000 youth Youth > 25% of Population Youth > 25% of Fastest Growth Population (15%-40%)