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Nutrient Intakes South
Dakota		 All U.S.
Percentage of individuals meeting REI - Energy 34.9 29.8
Percentage of individuals meeting DRI - Calcium 29.7 27.1
Percentage of individuals meeting DRI - Folate 24.6 24.9
Percentage of individuals meeting DRI - Iron 68 65.7
Percentage of individuals meeting DRI - Magnesium 33.6 32
Percentage of individuals meeting DRI - Niacin 79.5 75.8
Percentage of individuals meeting DRI - Phosphorus 81.3 78.3
Percentage of individuals meeting DRI - Protein 83.8 80.1
Percentage of individuals meeting DRI - Riboflavin 82.6 78.2
Percentage of individuals meeting DRI - Selenium 87.7 85.2
Percentage of individuals meeting DRI - Thiamin 75.5 71.7
Percentage of individuals meeting DRI - Vitamin A IU 47.1 45.3
Percentage of individuals meeting DRI - Vitamin A RE 50.3 47.8
Percentage of individuals meeting DRI - Vitamin B6 66.9 64.7
Percentage of individuals meeting DRI - Vitamin B12 73.5 70.1
Percentage of individuals meeting DRI - Vitamin C 53 51.7
Percentage of individuals meeting DRI - Vitamin E 14.9 14.1
Percentage of individuals meeting DRI - Zinc 61.4 58
Percentage of individuals meeting DRI - Copper 72.7 69.3
Percentage of individuals meeting DRI - Fiber 10.1 9.6
Percentage of individuals meeting DRI - Carbohydrate 88.9 87
Percentage of individuals using supplements 45.7 45.7
Healthy Eating Patterns South
Dakota		 All U.S.
Percentage of individuals meeting vegetable recommendation 52.7 49.7
Percentage of individuals meeting grain recommendation 45 43.7
Percentage of individuals meeting fruit recommendation 29.3 29.1
Percentage of individuals meeting meat recommendation 25.3 22.4
Percentage of individuals meeting dairy recommendation 38.4 36.6
Percentage of individuals with energy from total fat <= 30% 36.3 37
Percentage of individuals with energy from saturated fat < 10% 37.8 39.5
Percentage of individuals with cholesterol intake <= 300mg 71 71.2
Percentage of individuals with sodium intake <= 2,400mg 31.1 36.2
Physical Activity and
Body Weight Indicators		 South
Dakota		 All U.S.
Percentage of individuals who exercise at least once monthly 55.4 53.9
Percentage of individuals with healthy weight 52.6 53.5
Percentage of children overweight 14.9 16.1
Percentage of individuals overweight 43.8 42.6
Food Secure Indicators South
Dakota		 All U.S.
Farmer's Markets listed in National Directory 9 3,162
Percentage of households receiving food stamps 1996 6.7 10.7
Percentage of households receiving food stamps 1997 6.4 9.5
Percentage of households receiving food stamps 1998 6.1 8.2
Percentage of households not experiencing hunger 1995 91.1 88.3
Percentage of households not experiencing hunger 1996 92.4 88.7
Percentage of households not experiencing hunger 1997 94.8 90.4
Percentage of households not experiencing hunger 1998 91.3 88.2
Percentage of households not experiencing hunger 1999 91.3 89.9
Demographics South
Dakota		 All U.S.
Population, 2000 754,844 281,421,906
Percentage White persons, 2000 88.7 75.1
Percentage Black or African American persons, 2000 .6 12.3
Percentage American Indian and Alaska Native persons, 2000 8.3 .9
Percentage Asian persons, 2000 .6 3.6
Percentage Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander, 2000 .1 .1
Persons reporting some other race, percent, 2000 .5 5.5
Percentage reporting more than one race, 2000 1.3 2.4
Percentage under 18 years old, 2000 26.8 25.7
Percentage 65 years old or over 14.3 12.4
Persons of Hispanic or Latino origin, percent, 2000 (b) 1.4 12.5
High school graduates, persons 25 years and over, 1990 331,780 119,524,718
College graduates, persons 25 years and over, 1990 73,891 32,310,253
Median household money income, 1997 $ 31,354 $ 37,005
Percentage of households below poverty, 1997 14 13.3
Percentage of children below poverty, 1997 19 19.9

CNMap

CNMap is a collection of food and nutrition indicators obtained from a variety of sources. Information on nutrient intakes, healthy eating patterns, physical activity and
Body weight come from the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Continuing Survey of Food Intakes by Individuals (CSFII) 1994-96, 1998. The percentages of individuals meeting the Dietary Reference Intakes1 (DRI) are based on day-1 nutrient intakes from the CSFII and DRI values established during the period from the mid 1990's to 2002. Pyramid Servings groups (fruit, grain, vegetable, dairy, and meat) estimates are for individuals 2 years old and over who meet the minimum daily servings recommendations.

All weight estimates are based on body mass index (BMI) values computed from self-reported height and weight obtained from CSFII participants. Individuals over 20 years old with BMI values of 25 and over are in the overweight and unhealthy weight categories; those with BMI values of less than 19 are in the unhealthy weight class. Individuals 20 years old and under with BMI values of 24.5 and over are in the overweight and unhealthy weight categories; those with BMI values of less than 13.5 are in the unhealthy weight class.

Not all states were covered in the CSFII. The Community Nutrition Research Group has assigned these states the values of the estimates for theregion(Northeast, South, Midwest, and West) in which they reside.

Information onFarmers Marketswas obtained from the Agricultural Marketing Service web site. Food Stamp participation rate is a combination of information from the USDA Food and Nutrition Service food stampparticipation totalsand the Bureau of the Census household totals.

Hunger information comes from theFood Security Supplementof the Current Population Survey conducted by the Bureau of the Census for the USDA Economic Research Service.

Demographic information was obtained from the Bureau of the CensusQuickfactsweb site.Income and povertyvalues are model-based estimates created by the Bureau of the Census.

1 The Dietary Reference Intakes used to determine percentages are based on recommended dietary allowances (RDA) or adequate intakes (AI).

Send comments on CNMap to: cnrg@rbhnrc.usda.gov