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Disability Data for Alabama from the 2009 American Community Survey: Age and Gender



Number of people ages 5+ with disabilities and disability rate, by age and gender in Alabama, 2009
  Total population Any disability Daily activity limitation Self-care limitation
  Number Percent Number Percent Number Percent
  4,396,000 806,000 18.3% 349,000 7.9% 180,000 4.1%
 Age
 5-17 813,000 58,000 7.2% 13,000 1.6% 9,000 1.1%
 18-64 2,932,000 446,000 15.2% 179,000 6.1% 84,000 2.9%
18-44  1,704,000 166,000 9.8% 64,000 3.7% 27,000 1.6%
45-64  1,228,000 280,000 22.8% 115,000 9.4% 57,000 4.7%
 65 +  651,000 302,000 46.4% 158,000 24.3% 87,000 13.3%
65-79 480,000 184,000 38.4% 78,000 16.2% 39,000 8.1%
80 + 171,000 117,000 68.8% 80,000 47.1% 48,000 28.0%
 Gender
 Male 2,124,000 378,000 17.8% 144,000 6.8% 74,000 3.5%
5-17 417,000 37,000 8.8% 8,000 2.0% 6,000 1.4%
18-64 1,436,000 219,000 15.3% 86,000 6.0% 41,000 2.8%
65 + 270,000 121,000 45.0% 50,000 18.4% 27,000 10.0%
 Female 2,272,000 428,000 18.8% 205,000 9.0% 106,000 4.7%
5-17 396,000 21,000 5.4% 4,000 1.1% 3,000 0.7%
18-64 1,496,000 227,000 15.2% 92,000 6.2% 43,000 2.9%
65 + 381,000 180,000 47.3% 108,000 28.4% 60,000 15.7%

Age distribution of people with daily activity limitations in Alabama, 2009

The above pie chart shows that 3.6% of people with daily activity limitations in Alabama are in the age group 5-17, 18.3% are in the age group 18-44, 32.9% are in the age group 45-64, 22.2% are in the age group 65-79 and 23.0% are 80 and above.

Age distribution of people with disabilities in Alabama, 2009
Any disability Daily activity limitation Self-care limitation No disability
 Number of people 806,000 349,000 180,000 3,590,000
 Age
  5-17 7.2% 3.6% 4.9% 21.0%
  18-44 20.7% 18.3% 14.9% 42.8%
  45-64 34.7% 32.9% 31.9% 26.4%
  65-79 22.9% 22.2% 21.8% 8.2%
  80+ 14.6% 23.0% 26.6% 1.5%

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Age and Gender Data for Alabama from the 2008 American Community Survey

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