Missouri Total Women-owned firms, percent, 2007 by County

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Women-owned firms, percent, 2007 - (Percent)
County Value
Adair 28.2
Andrew 0.0
Atchison 13.5
Audrain 15.3
Barry 28.5
Barton 28.2
Bates 0.0
Benton 0.0
Bollinger 0.0
Boone 24.6
Buchanan 23.2
Butler 26.5
Caldwell 0.0
Callaway 29.2
Camden 18.7
Cape Girardeau 24.6
Carroll 36.3
Carter 27.9
Cass 27.7
Cedar 0.0
Chariton 29.6
Christian 21.4
Clark 24.8
Clay 28.5
Clinton 0.0
Cole 26.3
Cooper 20.1
Crawford 23.5
Dade 0.0
Dallas 22.1
Daviess 19.9
DeKalb 0.0
Dent 0.0
Douglas 0.0
Dunklin 22.9
Franklin 26.3
Gasconade 0.0
Gentry 0.0
Greene 25.2
Grundy 0.0
Harrison 0.0
Henry 0.0
Hickory 0.0
Holt 0.0
Howard 0.0
Howell 18.4
Iron 19.2
Jackson 27.6
Jasper 28.0
Jefferson 26.6
Johnson 28.5
Knox 0.0
Laclede 17.0
Lafayette 0.0
Lawrence 0.0
Lewis 0.0
Lincoln 21.0
Linn 0.0
Livingston 30.1
Macon 30.4
Madison 0.0
Maries 0.0
Marion 21.5
McDonald 20.1
Mercer 0.0
Miller 18.4
Mississippi 28.0
Moniteau 0.0
Monroe 0.0
Montgomery 17.5
Morgan 12.4
New Madrid 19.1
Newton 21.2
Nodaway 19.5
Oregon 26.3
Osage 0.0
Ozark 0.0
Pemiscot 41.9
Perry 19.3
Pettis 21.2
Phelps 29.3
Pike 26.8
Platte 29.4
Polk 25.9
Pulaski 28.0
Putnam 0.0
Ralls 18.2
Randolph 0.0
Ray 22.1
Reynolds 0.0
Ripley 24.2
Saline 17.1
Schuyler 42.9
Scotland 0.0
Scott 25.0
Shannon 0.0
Shelby 15.8
St. Charles 27.9
St. Clair 28.3
St. Francois 26.9
St. Louis 27.2
St. Louis city 28.3
Ste. Genevieve 19.0
Stoddard 22.2
Stone 27.0
Sullivan 0.0
Taney 22.8
Texas 15.6
Vernon 26.5
Warren 21.6
Washington 0.0
Wayne 23.6
Webster 24.0
Worth 0.0
Wright 0.0

Value for Missouri (Percent): 26.1%

Data item: Women-owned firms, percent, 2007

Sources: U.S. Census Bureau, Population Estimates Program (PEP), updated annually. Population and Housing Unit Estimates

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