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7 57 TnftJ U. S. DEPT. OF AGRICULTURE 

NATIONAL R«R»r?"- •■ • -nr?ARy 

JAN 1 7 1963 

CURRENT SERIAL RECORDS 



A Civil 

Defense 

Study 



Marketing Research Report No. 577 
Marketing Economics Division 
Economic Research Service 
U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE 



PREFACE 

This report estimates the number of days' supply of food and nonconcentrated beverages in 
retail food stores in continental United States, Data presented in Marketing Research Report 
No. 286, "Number of Days' Supply of Food and Beverages in Retail Food Stores," November 1958, 
have been updated to reflect changes in population, and revised to meet lower daily caloric and 
fluid ounce requirements than specified in the original report. Also, total supply data have been 
reclassified on a more comprehensive regional basis. 

The Supplement to Marketing Research Report No. 286, "inventory of Food Products and 
Beverages in Retail Food Stores,' published in April 1960, is not being revised. 

Funds for the revision were provided by the Office of Civil Defense, Department of Defense. 
Data were collected and tabulated by personnel of the Bureau of the Census. 

This report was revised under the general direction of Peter L„ Henderson and William S. 
Hoofnagle. Kenneth J. McCallister aided in establishing procedures for automatic data processing. 



This report was originally issued in November 1958 by the Agricultural 
Marketing Service as Marketing Research Report No. 286. It has now been 
revised by the Marketing Economics Division, Economic Research Service. 



The days' supply of food and liquids for civil defense regions and for States comprising them 
are shown on the pages indicated; 



Page 



Page 



Page 



Region I „ . . „ 




5 


Region III . 










5 


Region VI . 










5 


Connecticut . 


. 


6 


Alabama . 


. 


o 


. 


. 


25 


Colorado . 


. 


. 


. 


. 


60 


Maine .... 


. 


6 


Florida „ 


, 


, 


„ 


. 


27 


Iowa . . . 


, 


. 


, 


. 


b2 


Massachusetts 


o 


7 


Georgia . 


. 


. 


, 


„ 


29 


Kansas 


. 


, 


g 


. 


64 


New Hampshire 


7 


Mississipp 


i 


. 


, 


. 


32 


Missouri . 


, 


. 


. 


o 


66 


New Jersey. . 


o 


8 


North Carolina 


. 


34 


Nebraska 


„ 


. 


. 


J 


68 


New York . „ 


» 


9 


South Caro 


lina 







3b 


North Dakota 





a 


70 


Rhode Island . 


, 


10 


Tennessee 


. 


. 


„ 


„ 


37 


South Dakota 




e 


. 


71 


Vermont . . „ 


• 


11 














Wyoming 


• 


• 


« 


• 


72 


Region II . . . 




5 


Region IV . 










5 


Region VII 










5 


Delaware . . . 


g 


12 


Illinois . 


. 


, 


, 


p 


3 9 


Arizona . 


B 


. 


. 


a 


73 


Kentucky . . . 


. 


13 


Indiana . 


. 


. 


, 


, 


41 


California 


„ 


. 


. 


. 


74 


Maryland . . . 


. 


15 


Michigan. 


„ 


, 


, 


O 


4 3 


Nevada 


a 


a 


Q 


a 


75 


Ohio ..... 


. 


16 


Minnesota 


„ 


, 


. 


. 


43 


Utah . . . 


. 


. 


. 


, 


76 


Pennsylvania . 


o 


18 


Wisconsin 


„ 


. 


. 


. 


4 7 














Virginia . „ . 


, 


20 


























West Virginia 


, 


23 


























District of 






Region V . 


. 


. 


. 


. 


3 


Region VIII 


o 


. 


g 


. 


5 


Columbia . . 


a 


2-1 


Arkansas 


. 


. 


, 


. 


49 


Idaho . . 


, 


. 


. 


, 


77 








Louisiana 


. 


o 


, 


a 


51 


Montana . 


. 


p 


„ 


. 


78 








New Mexico 


, 


, 


„ 


52 


Oregon. . 


„ 


. 


. 


a 


79 








Oklahoma 


• 


( 


1 


. 


53 


Washington 


o 


, 


. 


8 








Texas . . 


. 


. 





B 


55 















December 1962 



ESTIMATED NUMBER OF DAYS' SUPPLY OF FOOD AND BEVERAGES 
IN RETAIL STORES, 1962— A Civil Defense Study 

By Michael G„ VanDress, Agricultural Economist 
Market Development Branch, Marketing Economics Division 
Economic Research Service 



BACKGROUND AND PROCEDURE 

In early 1962 the Office of Civil Defense requested that the Department of 
Agriculture revise estimates of food and beverage inventories in retail food stores 
to provide more timely, realistic, and usable information for civil defense planning,, 
Estimates were to be made in accord with the I960 Census of Population, 

Food and beverage stocks were to be measured in respect to their feeding 
capabilities under emergency conditions,, Daily requirements of 2,000 calories of 
food and 32 ounces of liquids per person were specified. These specifications are 
somewhat lower than those used in the earlier edition of this report, issued November 
1958, where daily requirements were given as 3,000 calories for food and 56 ounces 
for fluidso The new and lower specifications used in this report are believed to be 
more realistic short=term levels of food and beverage consumption in an emergency. 
In addition, it was requested that inventory data be tabulated for each of eight civil 
defense regions so as to permit more realistic planning of emergency feeding pro = 
grams on a regional basis» 

Details of methodology, covered fully in the original report are not repeated 
here. The basic data were obtained in the spring of 1957 from a national sample 
of about 7,000 stores engaged primarily in selling food for off-premise consumption, 
The number of retailers selected to report inventories of any one food commodity 
was in direct proportion to the estimated importance of that commodity in total 
retail food sales. 

Inventory practices of food retailers do not appear to have changed materially 
since the survey in 1957, This permitted a direct revision of food and fluid inven- 
tory estimates. Estimates were computed by multiplying population figures by per 
capita inventory factors previously determined. The specific caloric requirement 
figure was divided into total calories available per person to obtain estimates of 
days supply on hand, Nonconcent rated beverage estimates, excluding alcoholic 
liquors, were obtained similarly. 

Canned and bottled liquids, counted in fluid ounces under nonconcentrated fluids, 
also were counted in terms of calories under food inventories. Liquids include milk, 
soft drinks, juices, beer, and wine. 

The I960 Census of Population figures changed the density groups in which some 
counties and independent cities were included. The density group are defined as: 

1, Density Group A--Includes counties and independent cities in the 25 largest 

standard metropolitan statistical areas, 

2, Density Group B= = Includes counties and independent cities with population 

of 100,000 or greater except those included in Density 
Group A, 

3, Density Group C--Includes counties and independent cities with populations 

less than 100,000 except those included in Density Group A. 



RESULTS 

There is a 15.5 days' supply of food in inventories of retail food stores for each 
person in continental United States (tables 1 and 3), The supply ranges from 14.5 days 
in Region III to 19.4 days in Region VIII (fig„ 1). 

Slightly more than four-fifths of the food supply at retail can be stored for 
relatively long periods without special handling (table 2). This accounts for almost 
13 of the 15.5 days available supply, and consists of canned and bottled items, and 
other which includes primarily dried and packaged products such as cereals, 
flour, and sugar (table 1). Almost 2.5 days' supply of food is in fresh form and 0.2 
days' supply in frozen form. 

Inventories of food in counties of low population density are slightly greater per 
capita than inventories of counties in Density Groups A and B (tables 3 and 4). Bev- 
erage stocks also are greater in low density areas. 

Caloric values of fluids are included under food inventories and counted also as 
fluid ounces under none oncent rated liquids. There is a 3.4 days' supply of noncon- 
centrated fluids in retail food stores. Fluids include beverages substitutable for 
drinking water, i.e., milk, soft drinks, single- strength fruit and vegetable juices, 
wine, and beer (table 3), 



Table 1. — Estimated days* supply of food and fluids in retail food stores by type of 
storability and civil defense regions, i960 l/ 









Food s 


upply 




Nonconcentrated 


Region 












Total : 


Fresh 


Frozen 


] Canned and 
\ bottled 


: Other 


fluids 




Days 


Days 


Days 


Days 


Days 


Days 


United States total... 


15.5 


2.4 


0.2 


5-4 


7.5 


3-4 


Region I total 


15.5 


2.7 


0.3 


5.5 


7-0 


3.6 


Region II total 


15.0 


2.4 


0.2 


5.2 


7.2 


3.3 


Region III total 


14.5 


2.1 


0.1 


5.2 


7.1 


3-0 


Region IV total 


: 15.7 


2.6 


0.3 


5-1 


7.7 


3.3 


Region V total 


: 14.7 


2.1 


0.1 


5-3 


7.2 


3-0 


Region VI total 


• 16.3 


2.6 


0.2 


5.5 


8.0 


3.7 


Region VII total 


- 16.1 


2.3 


0.1 


5.8 


7.9 


3.8 


Region VIII total 


■ 19.4 


2.6 


0.3 


7.5 


9.0 


4.1 



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Density Group A 
Density Group B 
Density Group C 


Region I total. . . 
Density Group A 
Density Group B 
Density Group C 


Region II total.. 
Density Group A 
Density Group B 
Density Group C 


Region III total. 
Density Group A 
Density Group B 
Density Group C 


Region IV total. . 
Density Group A 
Density Group B 
Density Group C 


Region V total. . . 
Density Group A 
Density Group B 
Density Group C 


Region VI total. . 
Density Group A 
Density Group B 
Density Group C 


Region VII total. 
Density Group A 
Density Group B 
Density Group C 


Region VIII total 
Density Group A 
Density Group B 
Density Group C 



4 - 



TABLE 3. — ESTLMATEO INVENTORY OF FOOD AND NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL 
DEFENSE REGIONS AND POPULATION DENSITY, 1960 l/ 











FOOD 




NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 


REGION AND 




POPULATION 














POPULATION DENSITY 




TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 


TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 








SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 








MILLION 






1,000 










THOUSANDS 


CALORIES 


CALORIES 


DAYS 


FLUID OZ. 


OUNCES 


DAYS 


UNITED STATES TOTAL 


178,464. 3 


5,526,664 


30,968 


15.5 


19,386,986 


109 


3.4 


COUNTY DENSITY 


A 


61,730.0 


1,750,782 


28,362 


14.2 


6,780,940 


110 


3.4 


COUNTY DENSITY 


B 


53,786.3 


1,712,409 


31,837 


15.9 


5,095,964 


95 


3.0 


COUNTY DENSITY 


C 


62,947.9 


2,063,472 


32,781 


16.4 


7,510,082 


119 


3.7 


REGION I 




33,358.5 


1,036,746 


31,079 


15.5 


3,877,590 


116 


3.6 


COUNTY DENSITY 


A 


17,431.5 


475,582 


27,283 


13.6 


2,109,206 


121 


3.8 


COUNTY DENSITY 


B 


11,750.9 


394,585 


33,579 


16.8 


1,233,848 


105 


3.3 


COUNTY DENSITY 


C 


4,176.1 


166,579 


39,889 


19.9 


534,536 


128 


4.0 


REGION II 




34,202.2 


1,025,570 


29,985 


15.0 


3,591,223 


105 


3.3 


COUNTY DENSITY 


A 


12,594.1 


339,891 


26,988 


13.5 


1,331,402 


106 


3.3 


COUNTY DENSITY 


B 


9,838.3 


316,730 


32,194 


16.1 


921,626 


94 


2.9 


COUNTY DENSITY 


C 


11,769.9 


368,948 


31,347 


15.7 


1,338,195 


114 


3.6 


REGION III 




24,845.4 


721,298 


29,031 


14.5 


2,377,731 


96 


3.0 


COUNTY DENSITY 


A 


1,952.2 


47,250 


24,203 


12.1 


173,749 


89 


2.8 


COUNTY DENSITY 


B 


8,741.4 


264,156 


30,219 


15.1 


760,500 


87 


2.7 


COUNTY DENSITY 


C 


14,151.8 


409,892 


28,964 


14.5 


1,443,482 


102 


3.2 


REGION IV 




29,932.5 


938,511 


31,354 


15.7 


3,168,664 


106 


3.3 


COUNTY DENSITY 


A 


13,146.8 


400,241 


30,444 


15.2 


1,262,092 


96 


3.0 


COUNTY DENSITY 


B 


6,869.8 


220,198 


32,053 


16.0 


597,672 


87 


2.7 


COUNTY DENSITY 


C 


9,915.9 


318,072 


32,077 


16.0 


1,308,899 


132 


4.1 


REGICN V 




17,902.3 


527,035 


29,440 


14.7 


1,738,193 


97 


3.0 


COUNTY DENSITY 


A 


2,326.8 


56,315 


24,203 


12.1 


207,082 


89 


2.8 


COUNTY DENSITY 


B 


6,277.4 


190,062 


30,277 


15.1 


550,331 


88 


2.7 


COUNTY DENSITY 


C 


9,298.1 


280,658 


30,185 


15.1 


980,781 


105 


3.3 


REGION VI 




14,064.3 


459,220 


32,652 


16.3 


1,662,659 


118 


3.7 


COUNTY DENSITY 


A 


2,612.4 


79,532 


30,444 


15.2 


250,790 


96 


3.0 


COUNTY DENSITY 


B 


2,979.7 


95,015 


31,887 


15.9 


277,119 


93 


2.9 


COUNTY DENSITY 


C 


8,472.1 


284,674 


33,601 


16.8 


1,134,749 


134 


4.2 


REGIGN VII 




18,195.3 


587,219 


32,273 


16.1 


2,186,567 


120 


3.8 


COUNTY DENSITY 


A 


10,559.1 


318,567 


30,170 


15.1 


1,309,324 


124 


3.9 


COUNTY DENSITY 


B 


5,664.2 


179,044 


31,610 


15.8 


583,409 


103 


3.2 


COUNTY DENSITY 


C 


1,972.0 


89,608 


45,439 


22.7 


293,834 


149 


4.7 


REGICN VIII 




5,963.9 


231,065 


38,744 


19.4 


784,360 


132 


4.1 


COUNTY DENSITY 


A 


1,107.2 


33,405 


30,170 


15.1 


137,294 


124 


3.9 


COUNTY DENSITY 


B 


1,664.7 


52,620 


31,610 


15.8 


171,460 


103 


3.2 


COUNTY DENSITY 


C 


3,192.0 


145,040 


45,439 


22.7 


475,605 


149 


4.7 



SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE 4. 



- 5 - 



REGION I 

TABLE 4. — ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOD AND NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONS, STATES, AND COUNTIES, 1960 1/ 

CONNECTICUTT 



POPULATION DENSITY 
AND COUNTY 







FOOD 




NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 


POPULATION 
















TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 


TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 




SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 




MILLION 






1,000 






THOUSANDS 


CALORIES 


CALORIES 


DAYS 


FLUID OZ. 


OUNCES 


DAYS 



A DENSITY 



.0 



.0 



B DENSITY 
FAIRFIELD 
HARTFORD 
LITCHFIELD 

NEW HAVEN 
NEW LONOON 

C DENSITY 
MICCLESEX 

TOLLAND 
WINCHAM 

STATE TOTAL 



2,309.1 


77,536 


33,579 


653.6 


21,947 




689.6 


23,155 




119.9 


4,025 




660.3 


22,173 




185.7 


6,237 




226.2 


9,022 


39,889 


88.9 


3,545 




68.7 


2,742 




68.6 


2,735 





16.8 



2,535.2 



86,558 



34,142 



19.9 



17.1 



242 


451 


68 


627 


72 


403 


L2 


585 


6 9 


333 


19, 


503 


28 


950 


11 


375 


8 


798 


8 


777 


271 


402 



105 



3.3 



128 



107 



4.0 



3.3 



MAINE 



POPULATION DENSITY 
AND COUNTY 



POPULATION 



TOTAL 
SUPPLY 



: 00D 



PER 
CAPITA 



DAYS 
SUPPLY 



NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 



TOTAL 
SUPPLY 



PER 
CAPITA 



DAYS 
SUPPLY 



THOUSANDS 



MILLION 
CALORIES 



CALORIES 



DAYS 



1,000 
FLUID OZ. 



OUNCES 



DAYS 



A DENSITY 



.0 



B DENSITY 
AROCSTOOK 
CUMBERLAND 
PENCBSCOT 

C DENSITY 

ANDROSCOGGIN 

FRANKL IN 

HANCOCK 

KENNEBEC 

KNOX 

L INCCLN 

OXFCRD 

PISCATAQUIS 

SAGADAHOC 

SOMERSET 

WALCO 

WASHINGTON 

YORK 

STATE TOTAL 



415.2 


13,941 


106.1 


3,562 


182.8 


6,137 


126.3 


4,243 


554. 1 


22,103 


86.3 


3,443 


20.1 


801 


32.3 


1,288 


89.2 


3,556 


28.6 


1,140 


18.5 


738 


44.3 


1,769 


17.4 


693 


22.8 


909 


39.7 


1,586 


22.6 


903 


32.9 


1,313 


99.4 


3,965 


969.3 


36,043 



33,579 



39,889 



16.8 



19.9 



37,186 



18.6 



43, 


592 


11 


137 


19 


189 


1 3 


266 


la 


925 


11 


048 


2, 


569 


4 


134 


11 


411 


3, 


658 


2 


368 


5 


676 


2, 


225 


2, 


918 


5 


088 


2, 


897 


4, 


212 


1<' 


723 


114, 


517 



105 



128 



3.3 



4.0 



118 



3.7 



SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



- 6 



REGION I 

TABLE 4. — ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOD AND NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONS, STATES, AND COUNTIES, 1960 1/ — CON. 

MASSACHUSETTS 



POPULATION DENSITY 
AND COUNTY 



A DENSITY 
ESSEX 
MIDDLESEX 
NORFOLK 
SUFFOLK 

B DENSITY 
BERKSHIRE 
BRISTOL 
HAMPOEN 
HAMPSHIRE 
PLYMOUTH 
WORCESTER 

C DENSITY 

BARNSTABLE 
DUKES 
FRANKLIN 
NANTUCKET 

STATE TOTAL 







FOOD 




NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 


OPULATION 
















TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 


TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 




SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


SUPPLY 


CAP [TA 


SUPPLY 




MILLION 






1,000 






THOUSANDS 


CALORIES 


CALORIES 


DAYS 


FLUID OZ. 


OUNCES 


DAYS 


3, 109.2 


84,827 


27,283 


13.6 


376,208 


121 


3.8 


568.8 


15,519 






68,829 






1,238.7 


33,797 






149,888 






510.3 


13,921 






61,741 






791.3 


21,590 






95,751 






1,904.9 


63,964 


33,579 


16.8 


200,013 


105 


3.3 


142.1 


4,773 






14,924 






398.5 


13,381 






41,841 






429.4 


14,417 






45.C82 






103.2 


3,466 






10,839 






248.4 


8,343 






26.C87 






583.2 


19,584 






61,239 






134.5 


5,367 


39,889 


19.9 


17,221 


128 


4.0 


70.3 


2,804 






8,997 






5.8 


233 






746 






54.9 


2,188 






7,023 






3.6 


142 






456 






5, 148.6 


154,158 


29,942 


15.0 


593,442 


115 


3.6 



NEk HAMPSHIRE 



FOOD 



TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 


SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


MILLION 






CALORIES 


CALORIES 


DAYS 



NONCONCENTRATED 1 


LIQUIDS 


TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 


SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


1,000 






FLUID OZ. 


OUNCES 


DAYS 



POPULATION DENSITY POPULATION 
AND COUNTY 



THOUSANDS 

A DENSITY .0 .0 .0 

B DENSITY 178.2 5,982 33,579 16.8 18,707 105 3.3 

HILLSBOROUGH 178.2 5,982 18,707 

C DENSITY 428.8 17,103 39,889 19.9 54,881 128 4.0 

BELKNAP 28.9 1,153 3,701 

CARROLL 15.8 631 2,026 

CHESHIRE 43.3 1,729 5,548 

COOS 37.1 1,481 4,754 

GRAFTON 48.9 1,949 6,254 

MERRIMACK 67.8 2,704 8,676 

ROCKINGHAM 99.0 3,950 12,676 

STRAFFORD 59.8 2,385 7,654 

SULLIVAN 28.1 1,120 3,593 

STAT£ TOTAL 606.9 23,085 38,037 19.0 73,588 121 3.8 

SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 

- 7 - 



REGION I 

TABLE 4. — ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOO AND NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONS, STATES, AND COUNTIES, 1960 1/ — CON. 

NEW JERSEY 



POPULATION DENSITY 
AND COUNTY 



A DENSITY 
BERGEN 
BURLINGTON 
CAMCEN 
ESSEX 

GLOUCESTER 
MORRIS 
PASSAIC 
UNION 

B DENSITY 
ATLANTIC 
CUMBERLAND 
HUDSON 
MERCER 
MICDLESEX 
MONMOUTH 
OCEAN 
SOMERSET 

C DENSITY 
CAPE MAY 
HUNTERDON 
SALEM 
SUSSEX 
WARREN 

STATE TOTAL 







FOOD 




NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 


POPULATION 
















TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 


TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 




SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 




MILLION 






1,000 






THOUSANDS 


CALORIES 


CALORIES 


DAYS 


FLUID 01. 


OUNCES 


DAYS 


3,627.7 


98,974 


27,283 


13.6 


438,948 


121 


3.8 


780.3 


21,288 






94,411 






224.5 


6,125 






27,164 






392.0 


10,696 






47,436 






923.5 


25,197 






111,749 






134.8 


3,679 






16,316 






261.6 


7,138 






31,656 






406.6 


11,094 






49,201 






504.3 


13,758 






61,015 






2,165.3 


72,708 


33,579 


16.8 


227,353 


105 


3.3 


160.9 


5,402 






16,892 






106.9 


3,588 






11,219 






610.7 


20,508 






64,127 






266.4 


8,945 






27,971 






433.9 


14,568 






45,555 






334.4 


11,229 






35, 112 






108.2 


3,635 






11,365 






143.9 


4,832 






15,111 






273.8 


10,924 


39,889 


19.9 


35,053 


128 


4.0 


48.6 


1,937 






6,215 






54.1 


2,158 






6,926 






58.7 


2,342 






7,515 






49.3 


1,965 






6,305 






63.2 


2,522 






8,092 






6,066.8 


182,605 


30,099 


15.0 


701,353 


116 


3.6 



SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



8 - 



REGION I 

TABLE 4. — ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOD AND NONCONCENTR ATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONS, STATES, AND COUNTIES, 1960 1/ — CON. 

NEW YORK 



FOOD 



NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 



POPULATION DENSITY 


POPULATION 






AND COUNTY 






TOTAL PER 
SUPPLY CAPITA 

MILLION 


DAYS TOTAL PER DAYS 
SUPPLY SUPPLY CAPITA SUPPLY 

1,000 




THOUSANDS 


CALORIES CALORIES 


DAYS FLUID 01. OUNCES DAYS 


DENSITY 


10 


,694.6 


291,782 27,283 


13.6 1,294,051 121 3.8 


BRONX 


1 


,424.8 


38,873 


172,403 


KINGS 


2 


,627.3 


71,681 


317,906 


NASSAU 


1 


,300.2 


35,473 


157,321 


NEW YORK 


I 


,698.3 


46,334 


205,492 


QUEENS 


1 


,809.6 


49,371 


218,959 


RICHMOND 




222.0 


6,057 


26,861 


ROCKLAND 




136.8 


3,732 


16,553 


SUFFOLK 




666.8 


18,192 


80,681 


WESTCHESTER 




808.9 


22,069 


97,876 


DENSITY 


4 


,097.0 


137,573 33,579 


16.8 430,185 105 3.3 


ALBANY 




272.9 


9,165 


28,657 


BROOME 




212.7 


7,141 


22,329 


CHAUTAUQUA 




145.4 


4,882 


15,265 


DUTCHESS 




176.0 


5,910 


18,481 


ERIE 


1 


,064.7 


35,751 


111,792 


MONROE 




586.4 


19,690 


61,571 


NIAGARA 




242.3 


8,135 


25,438 


ONEIDA 




264.4 


8,878 


27,762 


ONCNDAGA 




423.0 


14,205 


44,418 


ORANGE 




183.7 


6,170 


19,292 


RENSSELAER 




142.6 


4,788 


14,971 


ST. LAWRENCE 




111.2 


3,735 


11,680 


SCHENECTADY 




152.9 


5,134 


16,054 


ULSTER 




118.8 


3,989 


12,474 


DENSITY 


I 


,990.7 


79,406 39,889 


19.9 254,806 128 4.0 


ALLEGANY 




44.0 


1,754 


5,629 


CATTARAUGUS 




80.2 


3,199 


10,264 


CAYUGA 




73.9 


2,949 


9,465 


CHEMUNG 




98.7 


3,937 


12,634 


CHENANGO 




43.2 


1,725 


5,535 


CLINTON 




72.7 


2,901 


9,308 


COLUMBIA 




47.3 


1,888 


6,057 


CORTLAND 




41.1 


1,640 


5,262 


DELAWARE 




43.5 


1,737 


5,573 


ESSEX 




35.3 


1,408 


4,518 


FRANKLIN 




44.7 


1,785 


5,727 


FULTON 




51.3 


2,046 


6,567 


GENESEE 




54.0 


2,154 


6,911 


GREENE 




31.4 


1,251 


4,016 


HAMILTCN 




4.3 


170 


546 


HERKIMER 




66.4 


2,647 


8,495 


JEFFERSON 




87.8 


3,504 


11,243 


LEWIS 




23.2 


927 


2,976 


LIVINGSTON 




44.1 


1,757 


5,639 


MADISON 




54.6 


2,179 


6,993 


MONTGOMERY 




57.2 


2,283 


7,327 


ONTARIO 




68.1 


2,715 


8,713 


ORLEANS 




34.2 


1,363 


4,372 


OSWEGO 




86.1 


3,435 


11,023 


OTSEGO 




51.9 


2,072 


6,649 


PUTNAM 




31.7 


1,265 


4,060 


SARATOGA 




89.1 


3,554 


11,404 


SCHOHARIE 




22.6 


902 


2,895 


SCHUYLER 




15.0 


600 


1,926 


SENECA 




32.0 


1,276 


4,094 


STEUBEN 




97.7 


3,897 


12,504 


SULLIVAN 




45.3 


1,806 


5,795 


TIOGA 




37.8 


1,508 


4,839 


TOMPKINS 




66.2 


2,639 


8,469 


WARREN 




44.0 


1,755 


5,632 



SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



- 9 - 



REGION I 



TABLE 4, 



■ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOD AND NONCONCENTR ATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONS, STATES, AND COUNTIES, 1960 1/ — CON. 



NEW YORK 



CON 



FOOD 



NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 



POPULATION OENSITY 
AND COUNTY 



DENSITY CON 

WASHINGTON 

WAYNE 

WYOMING 

YATES 



POPULATION 



STATE TOTAL 



THOUSANDS 


L 


990. 


7 




48. 


5 




68 







34 


a 




18. 


6 


16 


782. 


3 



TOTAL 


PER 


OAYS 


SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


MILLION 






CALORIES 


CALORIES 


DAYS 


79,406 


39,889 


19.9 



1,934 

2,712 

1,388 

742 

508,761 



30,315 



15.2 



TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 


SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


1,000 






FLUID OZ. 


OUNCES 


DAYS 


254,806 


128 


4.0 


6,205 






8,703 






4,454 






2,383 






1,979,041 


118 


3.7 



RHODE ISLAND 



FOOD 



NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 



POPULAT ION DENSITY 
AND COUNTY 



A DENSITY 

B DENSITY 
KENT 
PROVIDENCE 

C DENSITY 
BRISTOL 

NEWPORT 
WASHINGTON 



OPULATION 
















TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 


TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 




SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 




MILLION 






1,000 






THOUSANDS 


CALORIES 


CALORIES 


DAYS 


FLUID OZ. 


OUNCES 


DAYS 


.0 






.0 






.0 


681.4 


22,881 


33,579 


16.8 


71,547 


105 


3.3 


112.6 


3,782 






11,825 






568.8 


19,099 






59,722 






178. 1 


7,104 


39,889 


19.9 


22,796 


128 


4.0 


37.1 


1,482 






4,755 






81.9 


3,267 






10,482 






59. 1 


2,356 






7,559 







STATE TOTAL 



859.5 



29,985 



34,886 



17.4 



94,342 



110 



3.4 



SEE FCOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



- 10 - 



REGION I 

TABLE 4. — ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOO AND NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONS, STATES, AND COUNTIES, 1960 1/ — CON. 

VERMONT 



FOOD 



NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 



POPULATION DENSITY 
AND COUNTY 



A OENSITY 



B DENSITY 



DEN 
ADO 
BEN 
CAL 
CHI 
ESS 
FRA 
GRA 
LAM 
ORA 
ORL 
RUT 
WAS 
WIN 
WIN 



SITY 

ISON 

NINGTON 

EDONIA 

TTENDEN 

EX 

NKLIN 

NC ISLE 

CILLE 

NGE 

EANS 

LAND 

HINGTON 

CHAM 

DSOR 



STATE TOTAL 



POPULATION 


















TOTAL 


PER 




DAYS 


TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 




SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 




MILLION 








1,000 






THOUSANDS 


CALORIES 


CALORIES 


DAYS 


FLUID OZ. 


OUNCES 


DAYS 


.0 








.0 






.0 


.0 








.0 






.0 


389.9 


15,552 


39, 


889 


19.9 


49,905 


128 


4.0 


20.1 


801 








2,570 






25.1 


1,001 








3,211 






22.8 


909 








2,917 






74.4 


2,969 








9,526 






6. 1 


243 








779 






29.5 


1,176 








3, 773 






2.9 


117 








375 






11.0 


440 








1,411 






16.0 


639 








2,050 






20.1 


803 








2,578 






46.7 


1,864 








5,980 






42.9 


1,710 








5,486 






29.8 


1,188 








3,811 






42.5 


1,695 








5,438 






389.9 


15,552 


39, 


889 


19.9 


49,905 


128 


4.0 



SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



- 11 



REGION II 

TABLE 4. — ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOD AND NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONS, STATES, AND COUNTIES, I960 1/ — CON. 

DELAWARE 



FOOD NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 



TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 


SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


MILLION 






CALORIES 


CALORIES 


DAYS 
.0 


9,291 


30,219 


15.1 


9,291 






4,022 


28,964 


14.5 


1,902 






2,120 







TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 


SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


1,000 






FLUID OZ. 


OUNCES 


DAYS 

.0 


26,748 


87 


2.7 



POPULATION DENSITY POPULATION 
AND COUNTY 



THOUSANDS 

A DENSITY .0 

B DENSITY 307.4 

NEW CASTLE 307.4 9,291 26,748 

C DENSITY 138.8 4,022 28,964 14.5 14,162 102 3.2 

KENT 65.7 1,902 6,696 

SUSSEX 73.2 2,120 7,466 

STATE TOTAL 446.3 13,312 29,829 14.9 40,910 92 2.9 

SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



REGION II 

TABLE 4. — ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOD AND NONCONCENTR ATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONS, STATES, AND COUNTIES, I960 1/ — CON. 

KENTUCKY 



FOOD 



NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 



POPULATION DENSITY 
AND COUNTY 



A DENSITY 
CAMPBELL 
KENTON 

B DENSITY 
FAYETTE 
JEFFERSON 

C DENSITY 
ADAIR 
ALLEN 
ANDERSON 
BALLARD 
BARREN 
BATH 
BELL 
BCCNE 
BOURBON 
BOYD 
BOYLE 
BRACKEN 
BREATHITT 
BRECKINRIDGE 
BULLITT 
BUTLER 
CALCWELL 
CALLOWAY 
CARLISLE 
CARROLL 
CARTER 
CASEY 
CHRISTIAN 
CLARK 
CLAY 
CLINTON 
CRITTENDEN 
CUMBERLAND 
DAVIESS 
EDMCNSON 
ELLIOTT 
ESTILL 
FLEMING 
FLOYD 
FRANKLIN 
FULTON 
GALLATIN 
GARRARD 
GRANT 
GRAVES 
GRAYSON 
GREEN 
GREENUP 
HANCOCK 
HARDIN 
HARLAN 
HARRISON 
HART 

HENDERSON 
HENRY 
HICKMAN 
HOPKINS 
JACKSON 
JESSAMINE 



POPULATION 




















TOTAL 


PER 




DAYS 


TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 




SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 




MILLION 








1,000 






THOUSANDS 


CALORIES 


CALORIES 


DAYS 


FLUID OZ. 


OUNCES 


DAYS 


207.5 


5 


,022 


24, 


203 


12.1 


18,468 


B9 


2.8 


86.8 


2 


,101 








7,725 






120.7 


2 


,921 








10,742 






742.9 


2 2 


,448 


30, 


219 


15.1 


64,628 


87 


2.7 


131.9 


3 


,986 








11,476 






610.9 


18 


,462 








53,152 






2,087.8 


60 


,471 


28, 


964 


14.5 


212,956 


102 


3.2 


14.7 




426 








1,499 






12.3 




355 








1,251 






8.6 




250 








879 






8.3 




240 








846 






28.3 




820 








2,887 






9.1 




264 








930 






35.3 


I 


,023 








3,604 






21.9 




635 








2,238 






18.2 




527 








1,854 






52.2 


1 


,511 








5,321 






21.3 




616 








2,168 






7. A 




215 








757 






15.5 




449 








1,580 






14.7 




427 








1,503 






15.7 




455 








1,604 






9.6 




278 








978 






13.1 




379 








1,333 






21.0 




607 








2,139 






5.6 




162 








572 






8.0 




231 








814 






20.8 




603 








2,123 






14.3 




415 








1,461 






56.9 


1 


,648 








5,804 






21.1 




610 








2,150 






20.7 




601 








2,116 






8.9 




257 








906 






8.6 




250 








882 






7.8 




227 








799 






70.6 


2 


,045 








7,200 






8.1 




234 








825 






6.3 




183 








646 






12.5 




361 








1,272 






10.9 




315 








1,111 






41.6 


I 


,206 








4,247 






29.4 




852 








3,001 






11.3 




326 








1,148 






3.9 




112 








394 






9.7 




282 








994 






9.5 




275 








968 






30.0 




870 








3,062 






15.8 




459 








1,615 






11.2 




326 








1,147 






29.2 




847 








2,982 






5.3 




154 








544 






67.8 


1 


,963 








6,914 






51.1 


I 


,480 








5,213 






13.7 




397 








1,398 






14.1 




409 








1,440 






33.5 




971 








3,419 






11.0 




318 








1,121 






6.7 




195 








688 






38.5 


1 


,114 








3,923 






10.7 




309 








1,089 






13.6 




395 








1,390 







SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



- 13 



REGION II 



TABLE '.. — ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOD AND NONCONCENTR ATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONS, STATES, AND COUNTIES, 1960 1/ — CON. 



KENTUCKY 



CON 



POPULATION DENSITY 
AND COUNTY 



DENSITY CCN 

JOHNSON 

KNOTT 

KNCX 

LARUE 

LAUREL 

LAWRENCE 

LEE 

LESLIE 

LETCHER 

LEWIS 

LINCOLN 

LIVINGSTON 

LOGAN 

LYCN 

MC CRACKEN 

MC CREARY 

MC LEAN 

MACISON 

MAGCFFIN 

MARION 

MARSHALL 

MARTIN 

MASCN 

MEACE 

MENIFEE 

MERCER 

METCALFE 

MCNROE 

MONTGOMERY 

MORGAN 

MUHLENBERG 

NELSCN 

NICHOLAS 

OHIO 

OLDHAM 

OWEN 

OWSLEY 

PENCLETON 

PERRY 

PIKE 

POWELL 

PULASKI 

ROBERTSON 

ROCKCASTLE 

ROWAN 

RUSSELL 

SCOTT 

SHELBY 

SIMPSON 

SPENCER 

TAYLOR 

TODD 

TRIGG 

TRIMBLE 

UNION 

WARREN 

WASHINGTON 

WAYNE 

WEBSTER 

WHITLEY 

WOLFE 

WOOCFORD 







FOOD 


NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 


POPULATION 










TOTAL 


PER DAYS 


TOTAL PER DAYS 




SUPPLY 


CAPITA SUPPLY 


SUPPLY CAPITA SUPPLY 




MILLION 




1,000 


THOUSANDS 


CALORIES 


CALORIES DAYS 


FLUID OZ. OUNCES DAYS 


2,087.8 


60,471 


28,964 14.5 


212,956 102 3.2 


19.7 


572 




2,014 


17.4 


503 




1,771 


25.3 


732 




2,576 


10.3 


300 




1,055 


24.9 


721 




2,540 


12.1 


351 




1,238 


7.4 


215 




757 - 


10.9 


317 




1,116 


30. 1 


872 




3,070 


13.1 


380 




1,338 


16.5 


478 




1,683 


7.0 


204 




717 


20.9 


605 




2,131 


5.9 


172 




604 


57.3 


1,660 




5,845 


12.5 


361 




1,27 1 


9.4 


271 




954 


33.5 


970 




3,415 


11.2 


323 




1,138 


16.9 


489 




1,722 


16.7 


485 




1,707 


10.2 


295 




1,041 


18.5 


535 




1,882 


18.9 


549 




1,932 


4.3 


124 




436 


14.6 


423 




1,489 


8.4 


242 




853 


11.8 


342 




1,203 


13.5 


390 




1,373 


11.1 


320 




1,128 


27.8 


805 




2,835 


22.2 


642 




2,261 


6.7 


193 




681 


17.7 


513 




1,808 


13.4 


388 




1,366 


8.2 


239 




840 


5.4 


156 




548 


10.0 


289 




1,017 


35.0 


1,013 




3,566 


68.3 


1,977 




6,963 


6.7 


193 




681 


34.4 


996 




3,509 


Z.4 


71 




249 


12.3 


357 




1,258 


12.8 


371 




1,306 


11.1 


321 




1,130 


15.4 


445 




1,568 


18.5 


536 




1,886 


11.5 


334 




1,178 


5.7 


165 




579 


16.3 


472 




1,661 


11.4 


329 




1,159 


8.9 


257 




905 


5.1 


148 




520 


14.5 


421 




1,483 


45.5 


1,318 




4,640 


11.2 


323 




1,139 


14.7 


426 




1,499 


14.2 


413 




1,453 


25.8 


748 




2,633 


6.5 


189 




666 


11.9 


345 




1,215 



- 14 



SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



REGION II 

TABLE 4. — ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOD AND NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONS, STATES, AND COUNTIES, 1960 1/ — CON. 



KENTUCKY 



CON 



FOOD 



NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 



POPULATION DENSITY 
AND COUNTY 



C DENSITY CON 

STATE TOTAL 



POPULATION 
















TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 


TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 




SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPL 




MILLION 






1,000 






THOUSANDS 


CALORIES 


CALORIES 


DAYS 


FLUID OZ. 


OUNCES 


DAYS 


2,087.8 


60,471 


28,964 


14.5 


212,956 


102 


3.2 


3,038.2 


87,942 


28,946 


14.5 


296,052 


97 


3.0 



MARYLAND 









FOOD 




NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 


POPULATION DENSITY 


POPULATION 












ANC COUNTY 




TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 


TOTAL 


PER DAYS 






SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


SUPPLY 


CAPITA SUPPLY 






MILLION 






1,000 






THOUSANDS 


CALORIES 


CALORIES 


DAYS 


FLUID OZ. 


OUNCES DAYS 


A DENSITY 


2,425.3 


58,701 


24,203 


12.1 


215,856 


89 2.8 


ANNE ARUNDEL 


206.6 


5,001 






18,390 




BALTIMORE 


4 92.4 


11,918 






43,826 




BALTIMORE CITY 


939.0 


22,727 






83,573 




CARROLL 


52.8 


1,278 






4,698 




HOWARD 


36.2 


875 






3,218 




MCNTGOMtRY 


340.9 


8,251 






30,343 




PRINCE GEORGES 


357.4 


8,650 






31,808 




B DENSITY 


.0 






.0 




.0 


C DENSITY 


675.3 


19,561 


28,964 


14.5 


68,885 


102 3.2 


ALLEGANY 


84.2 


2,438 






8,585 




CALVERT 


15.8 


458 






1,614 




CAROLINE 


19.5 


564 






1,985 




CECIL 


48.4 


1,402 






4,938 




CHARLES 


32.6 


943 






3,322 




DORCHESTER 


29.7 


859 






3,026 




FREDERICK 


71.9 


2,083 






7,337 




GARRETT 


20.4 


591 






2,083 




HARFORO 


76.7 


2,222 






7,826 




KENT 


15.5 


448 






1,579 




QUEEN ANNES 


16.6 


480 






1,690 




ST. MARYS 


38.9 


1,127 






3,969 




SOMERSET 


19.6 


568 






2,002 




TALBOT 


21.6 


625 






2,201 




WASHINGTON 


91.2 


2,642 






9, 304 




WICCMICO 


49. 1 


1,421 






5,003 




WORCESTER 


23.7 


687 






2,421 




STATE TOTAL 


3, 100.7 


78,261 


25,240 


12.6 


284,741 


92 2.9 



SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



- 15 - 



REGION II 

TABL€ 4. --ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOD AND NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONS, STATES, AND COUNTIES, I960 1/ — CON. 

OHIO 



POPULATION DENSITY 
AND COUNTY 



A DENSITY 
CUYAHOGA 
HAMILTON 
LAKE 



POPULATION 



THOUSANDS 

2,660.7 

1,647.9 

864.1 

148.7 



B DENSITY 3,906.4 

ALLEN 103.7 

BUTLER 199.1 

CLARK 131.4 

CCLUMBIANA 107.0 

FRANKLIN 683.0 

LORAIN 217.5 

LUCAS 456.9 

MAHONING 300.5 

MONTGOMERY 527.1 

RICHLANO 117.8 

STARK 340.3 

SUMMIT 513.6 

TRUMBULL 208.5 

C DENSITY 3,139.3 

ADAMS 20.0 

ASHLAND 38.8 

ASHTABULA 93.1 

ATHENS 47.0 

AUGLAIZE 36.1 

BELMONT 83.9 

BROWN 25.2 

CARROLL 20.9 

CHAMPAIGN 29.7 

CLERMONT 80.5 

CLINTON 30.0 

COSHOCTON 32.2 

CRAWFORD 46.8 

DARKE 45.6 

DEFIANCE 31.5 

DELAWARE 36.1 

ERIE 68.0 

FAIRFIELD 63.9 

FAYETTE 24.8 

FULTON 29.3 

GALLIA 26.1 

GEAUGA 47.6 

GREENE 94.6 

GUERNSEY 38.6 

HANCOCK 53.7 

HARCIN 29.6 

HARRISON 18.0 

HENRY 25.4 

HIGHLAND 29.7 

HOCKING 20.2 

HOLMES 21.6 

HURON 47.3 

JACKSON 29.4 

JEFFERSON 99.2 
KNOX 

LAWRENCE 
LICKING 
LOGAN 
MAOISON 

MARION 60.2 

MEDINA 65.3 

MEIGS 22.2 



SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



38.8 
55.4 
90.2 
34.8 
26.5 



TOTAL 
SUPPLY 

MILLION 
CALORIES 

81,003 

50,169 

26,307 

4,527 

125,211 
3,324 
6,381 
4,213 
3,430 

21,891 
6,972 

14,646 
9,631 

16,894 
3,775 

10,909 

16,461 
6,684 

100,700 

641 

1,244 

2,985 

1,508 

1,159 

2,690 

808 

669 

953 

2,583 

962 

1,034 

1,500 

1,463 

1,011 

1,158 

2,181 

2,050 

795 

940 

838 

1,526 

3,036 

1,237 

1,722 

951 

577 

814 

953 

647 

693 

1,518 

942 

3,182 

1,245 

1,778 

2,895 

1,116 

849 

1,932 

2,095 

711 



FOOD 

PER 
CAPITA 



CALORIES 



30,444 



NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 



DAYS 
SUPPLY 



DAYS 



15.2 



32,053 16.0 



32,077 



16.0 



TOTAL 
SUPPLY 

1,000 
FLUID OZ. 

255,429 

158,198 

82,956 

14,275 

339,854 
9,021 
17,320 
11,435 
9,309 
59,418 
18,923 
39,753 
26,142 
45,856 
10,245 
29,610 
44,681 
18,142 

414,390 

2,638 
5,118 

12,285 
6,204 
4,771 

11,070 
3,323 
2,753 
3,922 

10,630 
3,961 
4,254 
6,174 
6,021 
4,159 
4,766 
8,976 
8,436 
3,270 
3,868 
3,448 
6,280 

12,493 
5,092 
7,087 
3,912 
2,375 
3,352 
3,92 3 
2,662 
2,850 
6,247 
3,877 
13,095 
5,123 
7,318 
11,912 
4,594 
3,492 
7,949 
8,622 
2,925 



PER 
CAPITA 



DAYS 
SUPPLY 



OUNCES DAYS 



96 



87 



3.0 



2.7 



132 



4.1 



16 - 



REGION II 

TABLE 4. — ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOO AND NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONSt STATES, AND COUNTIESf 1960 1/ — CON. 



OHIO 



CON 



POPULATION DENSITY 
ANC COUNTY 



DENSITY CON 

MERCER 

MIAMI 

MONROE 

MCRGAN 

MORROW 

MUSK INGUM 

NOBLE 

OTTAWA 

PAULDING 

PERRY 

PICKAWAY 

PIKE 

PORTAGE 

PREBLE 

PUTNAM 

ROSS 

SANCUSKY 

SCIOTO 

SENECA 

SHELBY 

TUSCARAWAS 

UNICN 

VAN WERT 

VINTCN 

WARREN 

WASHINGTON 

WAYNE 

WILLIAMS 

WOOD 

WYANDOT 



STATE TOTAL 







FOOD 




NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 


POPULATION 














TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 


TOTAL 


PER DAYS 




SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


SUPPLY 


CAPITA SUPPLY 




MILLION 






1,000 




THOUSANDS 


CALORIES 


CALORIES 


DAYS 


FLUID OZ. 


OUNCES DAYS 


3,139.3 


100,700 


32,077 


16.0 


414,390 


132 4.1 


32.6 


1,044 






4,298 




72.9 


2,338 






9,623 




15.3 


490 






2,015 




12.7 


409 






1,683 




19. A 


622 






2,561 




79.2 


2,539 






10,449 




11.0 


352 






1,450 




35.3 


1,133 






4,663 




16.8 


539 






2,217 




27.9 


894 






3,678 




35.9 


1,150 






4,733 




19.4 


622 






2,558 




91.8 


2,945 






12,117 




32.5 


1,042 






4,290 




28.3 


909 






3,740 




61.2 


1,964 






8,080 




56.5 


1,812 






7,456 




84.2 


2,701 






11,117 




59.3 


1,903 






7,831 




33.6 


1,077 






4,433 




76.8 


2,463 






10,136 




22.9 


733 






3,017 




28.8 


925 






3,807 




10.3 


330 






1,356 




65.7 


2,108 






8,674 




51.7 


1,658 






6,8*3 




75.5 


2,422 






9,966 




30.0 


961 






3,956 




72.6 


2,329 






9,583 




21.6 


694 






2,858 




9,706.4 


306,913 


31,620 


15.8 


1,009,672 


104 3.3 



SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



- 17 - 



REGION II 



TABLE 4. 



--ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOO AND NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONS, STATES, AND COUNTIES, 1960 1/— CON. 



PENNSYLVANIA 



FOOD 



NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 



POPULATION DENSITY 


POPULATION 












ANC COUNTY 




TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 


TOTAL 


PER DAYS 






SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


SUPPLY 


CAPITA SUPPLY 






MILLION 






1,000 






THOUSANDS 


CALORIES 


CALORIES 


DAYS 


FLUID 02. 


OUNCES DAYS 


DENSITY 


5,997.0 


163,615 


27,283 


13.6 


725,632 


121 3.8 


ALLEGHENY 


1,628.6 


44,433 






197,059 




BEAVER 


206.9 


5,646 






25,041 




BUCKS 


308.6 


8,419 






37,337 




CHESTER 


210.6 


5,746 






25,484 




DELAWARE 


553.2 


15,092 






66,932 




MONTGOMERY 


516.7 


14,097 






62,519 




PHILADELPHIA 


2,002.5 


54,635 






242,304 




WASHINGTON 


217.3 


5,928 






26,290 


, 


WESTMORELAND 


352.6 


9,621 






42,668 




DENSITY 


3,649.9 


122,559 


33,579 


16.8 


383,235 


105 3.3 


BERKS 


275.4 


9,248 






28,918 




BLAIR 


137.3 


4,609 






14,413 




8UTLER 


114.6 


3,849 






12,037 




CAMBRIA 


203.3 


6,826 






21,345 




CUMBERLAND 


124.8 


4,191 






13,106 




DAUPHIN 


220.3 


7,396 






23, 127 




ERIE 


250.7 


8,418 






26,322 




FAYETTE 


169.3 


5,686 






17,781 




LACKAWANNA 


234.5 


7,875 






24,626 




LANCASTER 


278.4 


9,347 






29,228 




LAWRENCE 


113.0 


3,793 






11,861 




LEHIGH 


227.5 


7,640 






23,891 




LUZERNE 


347.0 


11,651 






36,432 




LYCCMING 


109.4 


3,672 






11,484 




MERCER 


127.5 


4,282 






13,389 




NORTHAMPTON 


201.4 


6,763 






21,148 




NORTHUMBERLAND 


104.1 


3,497 






10,934 




SCHUYLKILL 


173.0 


5,810 






18,168 




YORK 


238.3 


8,003 






25,025 




DENSITY 


1,672.5 


66,716 


39,889 


19.9 


214,086 


128 4.0 


ADAMS 


51.9 


2,070 






6,644 




ARMSTRONG 


79.5 


3,172 






10,179 




BEDFORD 


42.5 


1,693 






5,434 




BRACFORD 


54.9 


2,191 






7,030 




CAMERON 


7.6 


303 






971 




CARBON 


52.9 


2,110 






6,770 




CENTRE 


78.6 


3,134 






10,058 




CLARION 


37.4 


1,492 






4,788 




CLEARFIELD 


81.5 


3,252 






10,436 




CLINTON 


37.6 


1,501 






4,815 




COLUMBIA 


53.5 


2,134 






6,847 




CRAWFORD 


78.0 


3,110 






9,978 




ELK 


37.3 


1,489 






4,778 




FOREST 


4.5 


179 






574 




FRANKL IN 


88.2 


3,517 






11,286 




FULTCN 


10.6 


423 






1,356 




GREENE 


39.4 


1,573 






5.C46 




HUNTINGDON 


39.5 


1,574 






5,050 




INDIANA 


75.4 


3,006 






9,647 




JEFFERSON 


46.8 


1,866 






5,989 




JUNIATA 


15.9 


633 






2,032 




LEBANON 


90.9 


3,624 






11,629 




MC KEAN 


54.5 


2,175 






6,978 




MIFFLIN 


44.3 


1,769 






5,677 




MONROE 


39.6 


1,578 






5,065 




MONTOUR 


16.7 


667 






2,141 




PERRY 


26.6 


1,060 






3,402 


, 


PIKE 


9.2 


365 






1,172 




POTTER 


16.5 


657 






2,110 




SNYCER 


25.9 


1,034 






3,318 





SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



- 18 



REGION II 

TABLE 4. — ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOO AND NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONS, STATES, AND COUNTIES, 1960 1/ — CON. 

PENNSYLVANIA CON 



POPULATION DENSITY 
AND COUNTY 



C DENSITY CON 

SOMERSET 
SULLIVAN 

SUSCUEHANNA 

TIOGA 

UNICN 

VENANGO 

WARREN 

WAYNE 

WYOMING 

STATE TOTAL 







FOOD 






NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 


POPULATION 


















TOTAL 


PER 




DAYS 


TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 




SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 




MILLION 








1,000 






THOUSANDS 


CALORIES 


CALORIES 


DAYS 


FLUID OZ. 


OUNCES 


DAYS 


1,672.5 


66,716 


39, 


889 


19. 9 


214,086 


128 


4.0 


77.5 


3,089 








9,914 






6.3 


249 








800 






33.1 


1,322 








4,242 






36.6 


1,460 








4,687 






25.6 


1,023 








3,283 






65.3 


2,605 








8,358 






45.6 


1,818 








5,834 






28.2 


1,126 








3,614 






16.8 


671 








2,152 






11,319.4 


352,890 


31, 


176 


15.6 


1,322,953 


117 


3.7 



SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



19 



REGION II 

TABLE A.— ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOO AND NONCONCENTR ATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONS, STATES, AND COUNTIES, 1960 1/ — CON. 

VIRGINIA 



FOOD 



NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 



POPULATION DENSITY 


POPULATION 














AND COUNTY 




TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 


TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 






SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 






MILLION 






1,000 








THOUSANDS 


CALORIES 


CALORIES 


DAYS 


FLUID 01. 


OUNCES 


DAYS 


A DENSITY 


539.6 


13,060 


24,203 


12.1 


48,026 


89 


2.8 


ARLINGTON 


163.4 


3,955 






14,543 






FAIRFAX 


275.0 


6,656 






24,475 






ALEXANDRIA 


91.0 


2,203 






8, 101 






FALLS CHURCH 


10.2 


247 






907 






B DENSITY 


870.6 


26,309 


30,219 


15.1 


75,742 


8? 


2.7 


HENRICO 


117.3 


3,546 






10,208 






NEWPORT NEWS 


113.7 


3,435 






9,889 






NORFOLK 


304.9 


9,213 






26,524 






PORTSMOUTH 


114.8 


3,468 






9,985 






RICHMOND 


220.0 


6,647 






19, 136 






C DENSITY 


2,556.7 


74,054 


28,964 


14.5 


260,788 


102 


3.2 


ACCOMACK 


30.6 


887 






3, 125 






ALBEMARLE 


31.0 


897 






3, 159 






ALL8GHANY 


12.1 


351 






1,237 






AMELIA 


7.8 


226 






797 






AMHERST 


23.0 


665 






2,341 






APPOMATTOX 


9.1 


265 






933 






AUGUSTA 


37.4 


1,082 






3,811 






BATH 


5.3 


155 






544 






BEDFORD 


31.0 


899 






3, 165 






BLAND 


6.0 


173 






610 






BOTETOURT 


16.7 


484 






1,705 






BRUNSWICK 


17.8 


515 






1,813 






BUCHANAN 


36.7 


1,064 






3,746 






BUCKINGHAM 


10.9 


315 






1, 109 






CAMPBELL 


33.0 


955 






3, 362 






CAROLINE 


12.7 


369 






1,298 






CARROLL 


23.2 


671 






2,364 






CHARLES CITY 


5.5 


159 






560 






CHARLOTTE 


13.4 


387 






1,364 






CHESTERFIELD 


71.2 


2,062 






7,262 






CLARKE 


7.9 


230 






810 






CRAIG 


3.4 


97 






342 






CULPEPER 


15.1 


437 






1,539 






CUMBERLAND 


6.4 


184 






649 






DICKENSON 


20.2 


585 






2,062 






DINWIDDIE 


22.2 


643 






2,263 






ESSEX 


6.7 


194 






682 






FAUQUIER 


24.1 


697 






2,455 






FLOYD 


10.5 


303 






1,067 






FLUVANNA 


7.2 


209 






737 






FRANKLIN 


25.9 


751 






2,644 






FREDERICK 


21.9 


635 






2,238 






GILES 


17.2 


499 






1,756 






GLOUCESTER 


11.9 


345 






1,216 






GOOCHLAND 


9.2 


267 






939 






GRAYSON 


17.4 


504 






1,774 






GREENE 


4.7 


137 






481 






GREENSVILLE 


16.2 


468 






1,648 






HALIFAX 


33.6 


974 






3,431 






HANCVER 


27.6 


798 






2,810 






HENRY 


40.3 


1,168 






4, 114 






HIGHLAND 


3.2 


93 






329 






ISLE OF WIGHT 


17.2 


497 






1,751 






JAMES CITY 


11.5 


334 






I, 177 






KING AND QUEEN 


5.9 


171 






601 






KING GEORGE 


7.2 


210 






739 






KING WILLIAM 


7.6 


219 






77 1 






LANCASTER 


9.2 


266 






936 






LEE 


25.8 


748 






2,634 







SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



- 20 - 



REGION II 

TABLE 4. — ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOD AND NONCONCENTR ATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONS, STATES, AND COUNTIES, 1960 1/ — CON. 



VIRGINIA 



CON 



FOOD 



NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 



DAYS 



POPULATION DENSITY 


POPULATION 






AND COUNTY 




TOTAL PER 


DAYS TOTAL PER 






SUPPLY CAPITA 


SUPPLY SUPPLY CAPITA 






MILLION 


1,000 




THOUSANDS 


CALORIES CALORIES 


DAYS FLUID OZ . OUNCES 


DENSITY CON 


2,556.7 


74,054 28,964 


14.5 260,788 102 


LOUDOUN 


24.5 


711 


2,504 


LOUISA 


13.0 


375 


1,322 


LUNENBURG 


12.5 


363 


1,277 


MADISON 


8.2 


237 


835 


MATHEWS 


7.1 


2 06 


726 


MECKLENBURG 


31.4 


910 


3,206 


MICCLESEX 


6.3 


183 


645 


MCNTGOMERY 


32.9 


954 


3,358 


NANSEMOND 


31.4 


908 


3,199 


NELSON 


12.8 


369 


1,301 


NEW KENT 


4.5 


130 


459 


NORFOLK 


51.6 


1,495 


5,264 


NORTHAMPTON 


17.0 


491 


1,731 


NORTHUMBERLAND 


10.2 


295 


1,039 


NOTTOWAY 


15.1 


439 


1,544 


ORANGE 


12.9 


374 


1,316 


PAGE 


15.6 


451 


1,588 


PATRICK 


15.3 


443 


1,559 


PITTSYLVANIA 


58.3 


1,688 


5,946 


POWHATAN 


6.7 


195 


688 


PRINCE EDWARD 


14.1 


409 


1,440 


PRINCE GEORGE 


20.3 


587 


2,068 


PRINCE WILLIAM 


50.2 


1,453 


5,117 


PRINCESS ANNE 


77.1 


2,234 


7,867 


PULASKI 


27.3 


790 


2,780 


RAPPAHANNOCK 


5.4 


155 


548 


RICHMOND 


6.4 


185 


650 


ROANOKE 


61.7 


1,787 


6,293 


ROCKBRIDGE 


24.0 


696 


2,452 


ROCKINGHAM 


40.5 


1,173 


4,129 


RUSSELL 


26.3 


761 


2,682 


SCCTT 


25.8 


748 


2,633 


SHENANDOAH 


21.8 


632 


2,226 


SMYTH 


31.1 


900 


3,169 


SOUTHAMPTON 


27.2 


788 


2,774 


SPOTSYLVANIA 


13.8 


400 


1,410 


STAFFORD 


16.9 


489 


1,721 


SURRY 


6.2 


180 


634 


SUSSEX 


12.4 


359 


1,266 


TAZEWELL 


44.8 


1,297 


4,569 


WARREN 


14.7 


424 


1,495 


WASHINGTON 


38.1 


1,103 


3,884 


WESTMORELAND 


11.0 


320 


1,126 


WISE 


43.6 


1,262 


4,445 


WYTHE 


22.0 


636 


2,241 


YORK 


21.6 


625 


2,201 


BRISTOL 


17.1 


497 


1,749 


BUENA VISTA 


6.3 


182 


643 


CHARLOTTESVILLE 


29.4 


852 


3,002 


CLIFTON FORGE 


5.3 


153 


537 


COLONIAL HEIGHTS 


9.6 


278 


978 


COVINGTON 


11.1 


320 


1,128 


DANVILLE 


46.6 


1,349 


4,751 


FREDER ICKSBURG 


13.6 


395 


1,391 


GALAX 


5.3 


152 


536 


HAMPTON 


89.3 


2,585 


9,104 


HARRISONBURG 


11.9 


345 


1,215 


HOPEWELL 


17.9 


518 


1,825 


LYNCHBURG 


54.8 


1,587 


5,589 


MARTINSVILLE 


18.8 


544 


1,917 


NORTON 


5.0 


145 


511 


PETERSBURG 


36.8 


1,064 


3,749 



DAYS 



3.2 



SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



21 - 



REGION II 

TABLE 4. —ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOD AND NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONS, STATES, AND COUNTIES, 1960 1/ — CON. 

VIRGINIA CON 



POPULATION DENSITY 
ANC COUNTY 



C DENSITY CON 

RADFORD 

ROANOKE 

SOUTH BOSTON 

SOUTH NORFOLK 

STAUNTON 

SUFFOLK 

VIRGINIA BEACH 

WAYNESBORO 

WILLIAMSBURG 

WINCHESTER 

STATE TOTAL 

SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE 







FOOD 




NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 


POPULATION 
















TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 


TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 




SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 




MILLION 






1,000 






THOUSANDS 


CALORIES 


CALORIES 


DAYS 


FLUID 01. 


OUNCES 


DAYS 


2,556.7 


74,054 


28,964 


14.5 


260,788 


102 


3.2 


9.4 


271 






956 






97.1 


2,813 






9,905 






6.0 


173 






609 






22.0 


638 






2,248 






22.2 


644 






2,268 






12.6 


365 






1,286 






8.1 


234 






825 






15.7 


455 






1,601 






6.8 


198 






697 


, 




15.1 


438 






1,541 






3,967.0 


113,423 


28,592 


14.3 


384,556 


97 


3.0 



- 22 - 



REGION II 



TABLE 4.- 



-ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOD AND NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONS, STATES, AND COUNTIES, 1960 1/ — CON. 



WEST VIRGINIA 



FOOD 



NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 



POPULAT ION DENSITY 
ANC COUNTY 



A DENSITY 

B DENSITY 
CABELL 

KANAWHA 

C DENSITY 
BARBOUR 
BERKELEY 
BCCNE 
BRAXTON 
BRCCKE 
CALHOUN 
CLAY 

DOCCRIDGE 
FAYETTE 
GILMER 
GRANT 

GREENBRIER 
HAMPSHIRE 
HANCOCK 
HARDY 
HARRISON 
JACKSON 
JEFFERSON 
LEWIS 
LINCOLN 
LOGAN 
MC DOWELL 
MARIGN 
MARSHALL 
MASON 
MERCtR 
MINERAL 
MINGO 

MONONGALIA 
MONROE 
MORGAN 
NICHOLAS 
OHIO 

PENDLETON 
PLEASANTS 
POCAHONTAS 
PRESTON 
PUTNAM 
RALEIGH 
RANDOLPH 
RITCHIE 
ROANE 
SUMMERS 
TAYLOR 
TUCKER 
TYLER 
UPSHUR 
WAYNE 
WEBSTER 
WETZEL 
WIRT 
WOOD 
WYOMING 

STATE TOTAL 



POPULATION 
















TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 


TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 




SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 




MILLION 






1,000 






THOUSANDS 


CALORIES 


CALORIES 


DAYS 


FLUID OZ. 


OUNCES 


DAYS 


.1) 






.0 






.0 


361.1 


10,913 


30,219 


15.1 


31,418 


1 


2.7 


108.2 


3,270 






9,414 






252.9 


7,643 






22,004 






1,499.3 


43,426 


28,964 


14.5 


152,928 


102 


3.2 


15.5 


448 






1,578 






33.8 


979 






3,447 






28.8 


833 






2,934 






15.2 


439 






1,546 






28.9 


838 






2,952 






7.9 


230 






811 






11.9 


346 






1,218 






7.0 


202 






711 






61.7 


1,788 






6,297 






8.1 


233 






821 






8.3 


241 






847 






34. A 


998 






3,513 






11.7 


339 






1,194 






39.6 


1,147 






4,041 






9.3 


270 






949 






77.9 


2,255 






7,941 






18.5 


537 






1,891 






18.7 


541 






1,904 






19.7 


571 






2,011 






20.3 


587 






2,067 






61.6 


1,783 






6,280 






71.4 


2,067 






7,279 






63.7 


1,845 






6,499 






38.0 


1,102 






3,880 






24.5 


708 






2,495 






68.2 


1,976 






6,957 






22.4 


647 






2,280 






39.7 


1,151 






4,054 






55.6 


1,611 






5,673 






11.6 


336 






1,182 






8.4 


243 






854 






25.4 


736 






2,592 






68.4 


1,982 






6,981 






8.1 


234 






825 






7.1 


206 






727 






10.1 


294 






1,034 






27.2 


789 






2,778 






23.6 


682 






2,403 






77.8 


2,254 






7,938 






26.3 


763 






2,688 






10.9 


315 






1,109 






15.7 


455 






1,603 






15.6 


453 






1,595 






15.0 


435 






1,531 






7.8 


224 






791 






10.0 


290 






1,023 






18.3 


530 






1,866 






39.0 


1,129 






3,976 






13.7 


397 






1,399 






19.3 


560 






1,973 






4.4 


127 






448 






78.3 


2,269 






7,990 






34.8 


1,009 






3,553 






1,860.4 


54,338 


29,208 


14.6 


184,346 


99 


3.1 



SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



- 23 



REGION II 

TABLE 4.— ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOD AND NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONS, STATES, AND COUNTIES, I960 1/--CON. 

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 

FOOD NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 



POPULATION DENSITY 
AND COUNTY 


POPULATION 


TOTAL 
SUPPLY 


PER 
CAPITA 


DAYS 
SUPPLY 


TOTAL 
SUPPLY 


PER 
CAP ITA 


DAYS 
SUPPLY 




THOUSANDS 


MILLION 
CALORIES 


CALORIES 


DAYS 


1,000 
FLUID OZ. 


OUNCES 


DAYS 


A DENSITY 

THE DISTRICT 


764.0 
764.0 


18,490 
18,490 


24,203 


12.1 


67,992 
67,992 


89 


2.8 


B DENSITY 


.0 






.(J 






.0 


C DENSITY 


.0 






.0 






.0 


STATE TOTAL 


764.0 


18,490 


24,203 


12.1 


67,992 


89 


2.8 



SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



- 24 - 



REGION HI 

TABLE 4. — ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOD AND NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES. BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONS, STATES, AND COUNTIES, 1960 1/ — CON. 

ALABAMA 



POPULATION DENSITY 
AND COUNTY 



FOOD 



NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 



POPULATION 
















TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 


TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 




SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 




MILLION 






1,000 






THOUSANDS 


CALORIES 


CALORIES 


DAYS 


FLUID 01. 


OUNCES 


DAYS 



A DENSITY 



.u 



B DENSITY 
JEFFERSON 
MADISON 
MCBILE 
MONTGOMERY 
TUSCALOOSA 

C DENSITY 

AUTAUGA 

BALDWIN 

BARBOUR 

BIBB 

BLOUNT 

BULLOCK 

BUTLER 

CALHOUN 

CHAMBERS 

CHEROKEE 

CHILTON 

CHOCTAW 

CLARKE 

CLAY 

CLEBURNE 

COFFEE 

COLBERT 

CONECUH 

COOSA 

COVINGTON 

CRENSHAW 

CULLMAN 

DALE 

DALLAS 

DE KALB 

ELMCRE 

ESCAMBIA 

ETCWAH 

FAYETTE 

FRANKLIN 

GENEVA 

GREENE 

HALE 

HENRY 

HOUSTON 

JACKSON 

LAMAR 

LAUDERDALE 

LAWRENCE 

LEE 

LIMESTONE 

LOWNDES 

MACON 

MARENGO 

MARION 

MARSHALL 

MONROE 

MORGAN 

PERRY 

PICKENS 

PIKE 

RANDOLPH 

RUSSELL 



SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



1,344.8 


40,638 


634.9 


19,185 


117.3 


3,546 


314.3 


9,498 


169.2 


5,113 


109.0 


3,295 


1,922.0 


55,668 


18.7 


543 


49.1 


1,422 


24.7 


715 


14.4 


416 


25.4 


737 


13.5 


390 


24.6 


711 


95.9 


2,777 


37.8 


1,096 


16.3 


472 


25.7 


744 


17.9 


518 


25.7 


745 


12.4 


359 


10.9 


316 


30.6 


886 


46.5 


1,347 


17.8 


514 


10.7 


311 


35.6 


1,032 


14.9 


432 


45.6 


1,320 


31.1 


900 


56.7 


1,641 


41.4 


1,200 


30.5 


884 


33.5 


971 


97.0 


2,809 


16.1 


468 


22.0 


637 


22.3 


646 


13.6 


394 


19.5 


566 


15.3 


443 


50.7 


1,469 


36.7 


1,062 


14.3 


413 


61.6 


1,785 


24.5 


710 


49.8 


1,441 


36.5 


1,058 


15.4 


447 


26.7 


774 


27.1 


785 


21.8 


632 


48.0 


1,391 


22.4 


648 


60.5 


1,751 


17.4 


503 


21.9 


634 


26.0 


753 


19.5 


564 


46.4 


1,343 



30,219 



28,964 



15.1 



14.5 



116,995 
55,233 
10,209 
27,344 
14,721 
9,487 

196,041 
1,911 
5,007 
2,519 
1,464 
2,596 
1,373 
2,505 
9,780 
3,858 
1,663 
2,621 
1,823 
2,625 
1,265 
1,113 
3,119 
4,744 
1,812 
1,094 
3,634 
1,521 
4,648 
3,169 
5,780 
4,225 
3,113 
3,418 
9,892 
1,647 
2,243 
2,276 
1,387 
1,993 
1,559 
5,173 
3,741 
1,456 
6,285 
2,499 
5,075 
3,724 
1,573 
2,725 
2,764 
2,227 
4,898 
2,282 
6,166 
1,771 
2,232 
2,651 
1,987 
4,728 



SI 



102 



2.7 



3.2 



25 - 



REGION III 



TABLE 4. --ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOD AND NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONS, STATES, AND COUNTIES, 1960 1/ — CON. 



ALABAMA 



CON 



POPULATION DENSITY 
ANC COUNTY 



DENSITY CON 

ST. CLAIR 

SHELBY 

SUMTbR 

TALLADEGA 

TALLAPOOSA 

WALKER 

WASHINGTON 

WILCOX 

WINSTON 



STATE TOTAL 







FOOD 




NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 


POPULATION 
















TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 


TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 




SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 




MILLION 






1,000 






THOUSANDS 


CALORIES 


CALORIES 


DAYS 


FLUID OZ. 


OUNCES 


DAYS 


1,922.0 


55,668 


28,964 


14.5 


196,041 


102 


3.2 


25.* 


735 






2,590 






32.1 


931 






3,277 






20.0 


580 






2,044 






65.5 


1,897 






6,680 






35.0 


1,014 






3,571 






54.2 


1,570 






5,530 






15.4 


445 






1,568 






18.7 


543 






1,911 






14.9 


430 






1,516 






3,266.7 


96,306 


29,481 


14.7 


313,036 


96 


3.0 



SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



- 26 



REGION III 

TABLE 4. — ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOD AND NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONS, STATES, AND COUNTIES, 1960 1/ — CON. 

FLORIDA 



POPULATION DENSITY 
AND COUNTY 



A DENSITY 
DACE 

B DENSITY 
8REVARC 
BROWARD 
DUVAL 
ESCAMBIA 
HILLSBOROUGH 
ORANGE 
PALM BEACH 
PINELLAS 
POLK 
VOLUSIA 

C DENSITY 

ALACHUA 

BAKER 

BAY 

BRACFORC 

CALHOUN 

CHARLOTTE 

CITRUS 

CLAY 

COLL IER 

COLUMBIA 

DE SCTO 

DIXIE 

FLAGLER 

FRANKL IN 

GADSDEN 

GILCHRIST 

GLACES 

GULF 

HAMILTCN 

HARDEE 

HENDRY 

HERNANDO 

HIGHLANDS 

HOLMES 

INDIAN RIVER 

JACKSON 

JEFFERSON 

LAFAYETTE 

LAKE 

LEE 

LECN 

LEVY 

LIBERTY 

MADISON 

MANATEE 

MARIGN 

MARTIN 

MONROE 

NASSAU 

OKALOOSA 

OKEECHOBEE 

OSCEOLA 

PASCO 

PUTNAM 

ST. JOHNS 

ST. LUCIE 

SANTA ROSA 







FOOD 




NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 


POPULATION 
















TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 


TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 




SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 




MILLION 






1,000 






THOUSANDS 


CALORIES 


CALORIES 


DAYS 


FLUID 01. 


OUNCES 


DAYS 


935.0 


22,631 


24,203 


12.1 


83,219 


8 4 


2.8 


935.0 


22,631 






83,219 






2,659.2 


80,358 


30,219 


15.1 


231,348 


8 7 


2.7 


111. A 


3,367 






9,695 






333.9 


10,092 






29,053 






455.4 


13,762 






39,621 






173.8 


5,253 






15, 123 






397.8 


12,021 






34,608 






263.5 


7,964 






22,928 






228. 1 


6,893 






19,845 






374.7 


11,322 






32,596 






195.1 


5,897 






16,977 






125.3 


3,787 






10,903 






1,357.3 


39,314 


28,964 


L4.5 


138,448 


102 


3.2 


74.1 


2,145 






7,556 






7.4 


213 






751 






67.1 


1,944 






6,847 






12.4 


360 






1,269 






7.4 


215 






757 






12.6 


365 






1,285 






9.3 


268 






945 






19.5 


566 






1,993 






15.8 


456 






1,607 






20.1 


582 






2,048 






11.7 


338 






1,192 






4.5 


130 






457 






4.6 


132 






466 






6.6 


190 






671 






42.0 


1,216 






4,283 






2.9 


83 






293 






3.0 


85 






301 






9.9 


288 






1,014 






7.7 


223 






786 






12.4 


358 






1,262 






8.1 


235 






828 






11.2 


325 






1,143 






21.3 


618 






2,176 






10.8 


314 






1,106 






25.3 


733 






2,582 






36.2 


1,049 






3,693 






9.5 


276 






973 






2.9 


84 






295 






57.4 


1,662 






5,853 






54.5 


1,580 






5,563 






74.2 


2,150 






7,571 






10.4 


300 






1,057 






3.1 


91 






320 






14.2 


410 






1,444 






69.2 


2,003 






7,055 






51.6 


1,495 






5,265 






16.9 


490 






1,727 






47.9 


1,388 






4,888 






17.2 


49B 






1,753 






61.2 


1,772 






6,240 






6.4 


186 






655 






19.0 


551 






1,941 






36.8 


1,065 






3,752 






32.2 


933 






3,286 






30.0 


870 






3,063 






39.3 


1,138 






4,008 






29.5 


856 






3,014 







SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



- 27 = 



REGION III 

TABL6 4. —ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOD AND NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOO STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONS, STATES, AND COUNTIES, 1960 1/ — CON. 

FLORIDA CON 

FOOD NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 

POPULATION DENSITY POPULATION 
AND COUNTY 

THOUSANDS 

C DENSITY CON 1,357.3 

SARASOTA 76.9 

SEMINOLE 54.9 

SUMTER 11-9 

SUNANNEE 15.0 

TAYLOR 13.2 

UNION 6.0 

WAKULLA 5.3 

HALTCN 15.6 

WASHINGTON 11.2 

STATE TOTAL 4,951.6 

SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 


SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


MILLION 






CALORIES 


CALORIES 


DAYS 


39,314 


28,964 


14.5 


2,227 






1,591 






344 






433 






381 






175 






152 






451 






326 






142,302 


28,739 


14.4 



TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 


SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


1,000 






FLUID OZ. 


OUNCES 


DAYS 


138,448 


102 


3.2 


7,843 






5,605 






1,211 






1,526 






1,343 






616 






536 






1,589 






1,147 






453,016 


9 1 


2.9 



- 28 



REGION III 

TABLE 4.— ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOD AND NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONS, STATES, AND COUNTIES, 1960 1/ — CON. 

GEORGIA 



POPULATION DENSITY 
AND COUNTY 



A DENSITY 
CLAYTON 
COBB 
DE KALB 
FULTCN 
GWINNETT 

B DENSITY 
BIBB 
CHATHAM 
MUSCOGEE 
RICHMOND 

C DENSITY 
APPLING 
ATKINSON 
BACCN 
BAKER 
BALDWIN 
BANKS 
BARROW 
BARTOW 
BEN HILL 
BERRIEN 
BLECKLEY 
BRANTLEY 
BROCKS 
BRYAN 
BULLOCH 
BURKE 
BUTTS 
CALHOUN 
CAMCEN 
CANDLER 
CARROLL 
CATOOSA 
CHARLTCN 
CHATTAHOOCHEE 
CHATTOOGA 
CHEROKEE 
CLARKE 
CLAY 
CLINCH 
COFFEE 
COLQUITT 
COLUMBIA 
COOK 
COWETA 
CRAWFORD 
CRISP 
DADE 
DAWSON 
DECATUR 
DODGE 
DOOLY 
OOUGHERTY 
DOUGLAS 
EARLY 
ECHOLS 
EFFINGHAM 
ELBERT 
EMANUEL 
EVANS 









FOOD 




NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 


POPULATION 
















TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 


TOTAL 


PER DAYS 




SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


SUPPLY 


CAPITA SUPPLY 




MILLION 






1,000 




THOUSANOS 


CALORIES 


CALORIES 


DAYS 


FLUID 01. 


OUNCES DAYS 


1,017.2 


2h 


,619 


24,203 


12.1 


90,530 


89 2.8 


46.4 


1 


,122 






4,126 




114.2 


2 


,763 






10,161 




256.8 


6 


,215 






22,854 




556.3 


1 3 


,465 






49,513 




43.5 


1 


,054 






3,875 




623.8 


L8 


,850 


30,219 


15.1 


54,268 


87 2.7 


141.2 


^ 


,268 






12,289 




188.3 


5 


,690 






16,382 




158.6 


^ 


,793 






13,800 




135.6 


<< 


,098 






11,797 




2,302.2 


66 


,680 


28,964 


14.5 


234,820 


102 3.2 


13.2 




384 






1,351 




6.2 




179 






631 




8.4 




242 






853 




4.5 




132 






463 




34.1 




987 






3,475 




6.5 




188 






663 




14.5 




420 






1,477 




28.3 




819 






2,883 




13.6 




395 






1,391 




12.0 




349 






1,228 




9.6 




279 






983 




5.9 




171 






601 




15.3 




443 






1,560 




6.2 




180 






635 




24.3 




703 






2,475 




20.6 




597 






2,101 




9.0 




260 






916 




7.3 




213 






749 




10.0 




289 






1,017 




6.7 




193 






681 




36.5 


I 


,056 






3,718 




21.1 




611 






2,152 




5.3 




154 






542 




13.0 




377 






1,327 




20.0 




578 






2,035 




23.0 




666 






2,346 




45.4 


I 


,314 






4,627 




4.6 




132 






464 




6.5 




190 






668 




22.0 




636 






2,239 




34.0 




986 






3,473 




13.4 




389 






1,369 




11.8 




342 






1,206 




28.9 




837 






2,947 




5.8 




168 






59 3 




17.8 




515 






1,812 




8.7 




251 






884 




3.6 




104 






366 




25.2 




730 






2,571 




16.5 




477 






1,681 




11.5 




332 






1,170 




75.7 


2 


,192 






7,719 




16.7 




485 






1,708 




13.2 




381 






1,341 




1.9 




54 






191 




10.1 




294 






1,035 




17.8 




517 






1,819 




17.8 




516 






1,817 




7.0 




201 






709 





SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



- 29 - 



REGION III 

TABLE 4. — ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOD AND NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONS, STATES, AND COUNTIES, 1960 1/ — CON. 



GEORGIA 



CON 









FOOD 


NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 


POPULATION DENSITY 


POPULATION 








ANC COUNTY 




TOTAL 


PER DAYS 


TOTAL PER OAYS 






SUPPLY 


CAPITA SUPPLY 


SUPPLY CAPITA SUPPLY 






MILLION 




1,000 




THOUSANDS 


CALORIES 


CALORIES DAYS 


FLUID OZ. OUNCES DAYS 


DENSITY CON 


2,302.2 


66,680 


28,964 14.5 


234,820 102 3.2 


FANNIN 


13.6 


394 




1,389 


FAYETTE 


8.2 


237 




836 


FLOYD 


69.1 


2,002 




7,051 


FORSYTH 


12.2 


352 




1,241 


FRANKLIN 


13.3 


384 




1,354 


GILMER 


8.9 


258 




910 


GLASCOCK 


2.7 


77 




273 


GLYNN 


42.0 


1,215 




4,279' 


GORDON 


19.2 


557 




1,961 


GRACY 


18.0 


522 




1,838 


GREENE 


11.2 


324 




1,142 


HABERSHAM 


18.1 


525 




1,848 


HALL 


49.7 


1,441 




5,073 


HANCOCK 


10.0 


289 




1,018 


HARALSCN 


14.5 


421 




1,483 


HARRIS 


11.2 


323 




1,139 


HART 


15.2 


441 




1,553 


HEARD 


5.3 


154 




544 


HENRY 


17.6 


510 




1,797 


HOUSTON 


39.2 


1,134 




3,994 


IRWIN 


9.2 


267 




940 


JACKSON 


18.5 


536 




1,887 


JASPER 


6.1 


178 




626 


JEFF DAVIS 


8.9 


258 




909 


JEFFERSON 


17.5 


506 




1,782 


JENKINS 


9.1 


265 




933 


JOHNSON 


8.0 


233 




821 


JONES 


8.5 


245 




864 


LAMAR 


10.2 


297 




1,044 


LANIER 


5.1 


148 




520 


LAURENS 


32.3 


936 




3,296 


LEE 


6.2 


180 




633 


LIBERTY 


14.5 


420 




1,478 


LINCOLN 


5.9 


171 




602 


LONG 


3.9 


112 




395 


LOWNDES 


49.3 


1,427 




5,026 


LUMPKIN 


7.2 


210 




739 


MC DUFFIE 


12.6 


366 




1,288 


MC INTOSH 


6.4 


184 




649 


MACON 


13.2 


381 




1,343 


MADISON 


11.2 


326 




1,147 


MARION 


5.5 


159 




559 


MERIWETHER 


19.8 


572 




2,015 


MILLER 


6.9 


200 




705 


MITCHELL 


19.7 


569 




2,005 


MCNROE 


10.5 


304 




1,070 


MONTGOMERY 


6.3 


182 




641 


MORGAN 


10.3 


298 




1,049 


MURRAY 


10.4 


303 




1,066 


NEWTON 


21.0 


608 




2,142 


OCONEE 


6.3 


183 




643 


OGLETHORPE 


7.9 


230 




808 


PAULDING 


13.1 


379 




1,336 


PEACH 


13.8 


401 




1,412 


PICKENS 


8.9 


258 




908 


PIERCE 


9.7 


280 




987 


PIKE 


7.1 


207 




728 


POLK 


28.0 


811 




2,858 


PULASKI 


8.2 


238 




837 


PUTNAM 


7.8 


226 




795 


QUITMAN 


2.4 


70 




248 


RABUN 


7.5 


216 




761 



SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



- 30 - 



REGION III 



TABLE 4. 



-ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOD AND NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONS, STATES, AND COUNTIES, 1960 1/ — CON. 



GEORGIA 



CON 



FOOD 



NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 



POPULATION DENSITY 
AND COUNTY 



DENSITY CON 

RANCOLPH 

ROCKDALE 

SCHLEY 

SCREVEN 

SEMINOLE 

SPALDING 

STEPHENS 

STEWART 

SUMTER 

TALBOT 

TALIAFERRO 

TATTNALL 

TAYLOR 

TELFAIR 

TERRELL 

THOMAS 

TIFT 

TOOMBS 

TOWNS 

TREUTLEN 

TRCUP 

TURNER 

TWIGGS 

UNION 

UPSCN 

WALKER 

WALTON 

WARE 

WARREN 

WASHINGTON 

WAYNE 

WEBSTER 

WHEELER 

WHITE 

WHITFIELD 

WILCOX 

WILKES 

WILKINSON 

WORTH 



POPULATION 



THOUSANDS 

2,302.2 

11.1 

10.6 

3.3 

14.9 

6.8 

35. A 

18.4 

7.4 

24.7 

7.1 

3.4 

15.8 

8.3 

11.7 

12.7 

34.3 

23.5 

16.8 

4.5 

5.9 

47.2 

8.4 

7.9 

6.5 

23.8 

45.3 

20.5 

34.2 

7.4 

18.9 

17.9 

3.2 

5.3 

6.9 

42.1 

7.9 

11.0 

9.3 

16.7 



TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 


SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


MILLION 






CALORIES 


CALORIES 


DAYS 


66,680 


28,964 


14.5 


321 






306 






94 






432 






197 






1,025 






533 






213 






714 






206 






98 






459 






241 






339 






369 






994 






680 






488 






131 






170 






1,367 






244 






230 






189 






689 






1,311 






593 






991 






213 






548 






519 






94 






155 






201 






1,220 






229 






317 






268 






483 







TOTAL 
SUPPLY 



PER DAYS 
CAPITA SUPPLY 



1,000 
FLUID OZ. OUNCES DAYS 



STATE TOTAL 



3,943.1 



110,148 27,934 14.0 



234,820 

1,130 

1,078 

332 

1,522 

694 

3,611 

1,876 

752 

2,515 

727 

344 

1,615 

848 

1,195 

1,300 

3,501 

2,396 

1,717 

463 

599 

4,813 

861 

809 

664 

2,428 

4,617 

2,089 

3,490 

751 

1,928 

1,828 

331 

545 

707 

4,295 

806 

1,118 

944 

1,702 

379,618 



102 



3.2 



96 3.0 



SEE FCOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



- 31 - 



REGION III 

TABLE 4. — ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOD AND NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGICNS, STATES, AND COUNTIES, 1960 1/ — CON. 

MISSISSIPPI 



FOOD 



NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 



POPULATION DENSITY 
AND COUNTY 



A DENSITY 

B DENSITY 

HARRISCN 
HINDS 

C DENSITY 
ADAMS 
ALCORN 
AMITt 
ATTALA 
BENTON 
BOLIVAR 
CALHOUN 
CARROLL 
CHICKASAW 
CHOCTAW 
CLAIBORNE 
CLARKE 
CLAY 
COAHOMA 
COPIAH 
COVINGTON 
DE SOTO 
FORREST 
FRANKLIN 
GEORGE 
GREENE 
GRENADA 
HANCOCK 
HOLMES 
HUMPHREYS 
ISSAQUENA 
ITAWAMBA 
JACKSON 
JASPER 
JEFFERSON 
JEFFERSON DAVIS 
JCNES 
KEMPER 
LAFAYETTE 
LAMAR 

LAUDERDALE 
LAWRENCE 
LEAKE 
LEE 

LEFLORE 
LINCOLN 
LOWNDES 
MADISON 
MARION 
MARSHALL 
MONROE 
MONTGOMERY 
NESHOBA 
NEWTON 
NOXUBEE 
OKTIBBEHA 
PANOLA 
PEARL RIVER 
PERRY 
PIKE 
PONTOTOC 



POPULATION 
















TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 


TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 




SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 




MILLION 






1,000 






THOUSANDS 


CALORIES 


CALORIES 


DAYS 


FLUID OZ. 


OUNCES 


DAYS 


.0 






.0 






.0 


306.5 


9,263 


30,219 


15.1 


26,668 


87 


2.7 


119.5 


3,611 






10,396 






187.0 


5,652 






16,273 






1,871.6 


54,209 


28,964 


14.5 


190,904 


102 


3.2 


37.7 


1,093 






3,848 






25.3 


732 






2,579 


" 




15.6 


451 






1,588 






21.3 


618 






2,176 






7.7 


224 






788 






54.5 


1,577 






5,555 






15.9 


462 






1,626 






11.2 


324 






1,140 






16.9 


489 






1,723 






8.4 


244 






859 






10.8 


314 






1,106 






16.5 


478 






1,682 






18.9 


548 






1,931 






46.2 


1,338 






4,714 






27.1 


784 






2,759 






13.6 


395 






1,391 






23.9 


692 






2,437 






52.7 


1,527 






5,378 






9.3 


269 






947 






11.1 


321 






1,132 






8.4 


242 






853 






18.4 


533 






1,878 






14.0 


407 






1,432 






27.1 


785 






2,764 






19.1 


553 






1,947 






3.6 


104 






365 






15.1 


437 






1,538 






55.5 


1,608 






5,663 






16.9 


490 






1,725 






10.1 


294 






1,034 






13.5 


392 






1,381 






59.5 


1,725 






6,073 






12.3 


356 






1,252 






21.4 


619 






2,178 






13.7 


396 






1,395 






67.1 


1,944 






6,846 






10.2 


296 






1,042 






18.7 


540 






1,903 






40.6 


1,176 






4,140 






47.1 


1,365 






4,808 






26.8 


775 






2,729 






46.6 


1,351 






4,757 






32.9 


953 






3,356 






23.3 


675 






2,376 






24.5 


710 






2,499 






34.0 


983 






3,463 






13.3 


386 






1,359 






20.9 


6 06 






2,135 






19.5 


565 






1,991 






16.8 


487 






1,716 






26.2 


758 






2,670 






28.8 


834 






2,937 






22.4 


649 






2,286 






8.7 


253 






892 






35.1 


1,016 






3,576 






17.2 


499 






1,758 







SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



- 32 - 



REGION III 

TABLE 4. —ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOD AND NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONS, STATES, AND COUNTIES, 1960 1/— CON. 



MISSISSIPPI 



CON 



FOOO 



NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 



POPULATION DENSITY 
AND COUNTY 



DENS 
PREN 
QUIT 
RANK 
SCOT 
SHAR 
SIMP 
SHIT 
STCN 
SUNF 
TALL 
TATE 
TIPP 
TISH 
TUN I 
UNIO 
WALT 
WARR 
HASH 
WAYN 
WEBS 
WILK 
WINS 
YALO 
YAZC 



ITY 

TISS 

MAN 

IN 

T 

KEY 

SON 

H 

E 

LOWER 

AHATCHIE 

AH 

CMINGO 

CA 

N 

HALL 

EN 

INGTON 

E 

TER 

INSON 

TON 

BUSHA 





CON 



STATE TOTAL 



OPULATION 


















TOTAL 


PER 




DAYS 


TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 




SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 




MILLION 








1,000 






THOUSANDS 


CALORIES 


CALORIES 


DAYS 


FLUID OZ. 


OUNCES 


DAYS 


1,871.6 


54,209 


28, 


964 


14.5 


190,904 


102 


3.2 


17.9 


520 








1,831 






21.0 


609 








2,144 






34.3 


994 








3,501 






21.2 


614 








2,161 






10.7 


311 








1,095 






20.5 


592 








2.C86 






14.3 


414 








1,459 






7.0 


203 








715 






45.8 


1,325 








4,667 






24.1 


697 








2,456 






18.1 


525 








1,850 






15.1 


437 








1,539 






13.9 


402 








1,417 






16.8 


487 








1,716 






18.9 


548 








1,928 






13.5 


391 








1,378 






42.2 


1,222 








4,305 






78.6 


2,278 








8,021 






16.3 


471 








1,658 






10.6 


306 








1,079 






13.2 


383 








1,350 






19.2 


557 








1,963 






12.5 


362 








1,275 






31.7 


917 








3,229 






2,178.1 


63,472 


29, 


141 


14.6 


217,572 


100 


3.1 



SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



- 33 - 



REGION III 



TABLE A.— ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOD AND NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONS, STATES, AND COUNTIES, 1960 1/ — CON. 



NORTH CAROLINA 



POPULATION DENSITY 
AND COUNTY 



A DENSITY 

B OENSITY 
BUNCOMBE 
CUMBERLAND 
DURHAM 
FORSYTH 
GASTON 
GUILFORD 
MECKLENBURG 
MAKE 

C DENSITY 
ALAMANCE 
ALEXANDER 
ALLEGHANY 
ANSON 
ASHE 
AVERY 
BEAUFORT 
BERTIE 
BLACEN 
BRUNSW ICK 
BLWKE 
CABARRUS 
CALCWELL 
CAMDEN 
CARTERET 
CASWELL 
CATAWBA 
CHATHAM 
CHEROKEE 
CHCWAN 
CLAY 

CLEVELAND 
COLUMBUS 
CRAVEN 
CURRITUCK 
DARE 

DAVICSON 
DAVIE 
DUPLIN 
EDGECOMBE 
FRANKLIN 
GATES 
GRAHAM 
GRANVILLE 
GREENE 
HALIFAX 
HARNETT 
HAYWOOD 
HENDERSON 
HERTFORC 
HOKE 
HYDE 
IREDELL 
JACKSON 
JOHNSTON 
JONES 
LtE 

LENCIR 
LINCOLN 
MC DOWELL 



POPULATION 



THOUSANDS 



.0 



TOTAL 
SUPPLY 

MILLION 
CALORIES 



1,394.7 


42,146 


130.1 


3,931 


148.4 


4,485 


112.0 


3,384 


189.4 


5,724 


127.1 


3,840 


246.5 


7,450 


272.1 


8,223 


169.1 


5,109 


3,161.5 


91,568 


85.7 


2,481 


15.6 


453 


7.7 


224 


25.0 


723 


19.8 


573 


12.0 


348 


36.0 


1,043 


24.4 


705 


28.9 


837 


20.3 


587 


52.7 


1,526 


68.1 


1,974 


49.6 


1,435 


5.6 


162 


30.9 


896 


19.9 


577 


73.2 


2,120 


26.8 


776 


16.3 


473 


11.7 


340 


5.5 


160 


66.0 


1,913 


49.0 


1,418 


58.8 


1,702 


6.6 


191 


5.9 


172 


79.5 


2,302 


16.7 


485 


40.3 


1,166 


54.2 


1,571 


28.8 


833 


9.3 


268 


6.4 


186 


33.1 


959 


16.7 


485 


59.0 


1,708 


48.2 


1,397 


39.7 


1,150 


36.2 


1,047 


22.7 


658 


16.4 


474 


5.8 


167 


62.5 


1,811 


17.8 


515 


62.9 


1,823 


11.0 


319 


26.6 


769 


55.3 


1,601 


28.8 


835 


26.7 


775 



rOOD 

PER 
CAPITA 



CALORIES 



30,219 



NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 



DAYS 
SUPPLY 



DAYS 

.0 

15.1 



28,964 



14.5 



TOTAL 
SUPPLY 



PER DAYS 
CAPITA SUPPLY 



1,000 
FLUID OZ. OUNCES 



121,339 
11,316 
12,912 
9,744 
16,480 
11,055 
21,447 
23,674 
14,710 

322,468 
8,739 
1,594 
789 
2,546 
2,016 
1,225 
3,673 
2,484 
2,946 
2,068 
5,376 
6,950 
5,054 
571 
3,156 
2.C31 
7,465 
2,732 
1,666 
1,196 
564 
6,737 
4,995 
5,995 
673 
605 
8,108 
1,706 
4,108 
5,531 
2,933 
944 
656 
3,377 
1,708 
6,014 
4,920 
4,051 
3,689 
2,317 
1,668 
588 
6,378 
1,814 
6,419 
1,123 
2,709 
5,638 
2,939 
2,728 



87 



DAYS 

.0 

2.7 



102 



3.2 



SEE FOCTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



- 34 - 



REGION III 



TABLE 4.- 



-ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOD AND NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGICNSf STATES, AND COUNTIES, 1960 1/ — CON. 



NORTH CAROLINA 



CON 



POPULATION DENSITY 
AND COUNTY 



DENSIT 

MACCN 

MADISO 

MARTIN 

MITCHE 

MCNTGO 

MOORE 

NASH 

NEW HA 

NCRTHA 

ONSLCW 

ORANGE 

PAMLIC 

PASCUO 

PENCER 

PERQUI 

PERSON 

PITT 

POLK 

RANOOL 

RICHMC 

ROBESO 

RCCKIN 

ROWAN 

RUTHER 

SAMPSO 

SCOTLA 

STANLY 

STOKES 

SURRY 

SWAIN 

TRANSY 

TYRREL 

UNICN 

VANCE 

WARREN 

WASHIN 

WATAUG 

WAYNE 

WILKES 

WILSON 

YADKIN 

YANCEY 



STATE TOTAL 



LL 

MERY 



NOVER 
MPTON 




TANK 



MANS 



PH 
NO 
N 
GHAM 

FORD 

N 

NC 



LVANIA 
L 



GTON 
A 



CON 







FOOD 




NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 


POPULATION 
















TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 


TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 




SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 




MILLION 






1,000 






THOUSANDS 


CALORIES 


CALORIES 


DAYS 


FLUID OZ. 


OUNCES 


DAYS 


3,161.5 


91,568 


28,964 


14.5 


322,468 


102 


3.2 


14.9 


433 






1,523 






17.2 


499 






1,756 






27.1 


786 






2,768 






13.9 


403 






1,418 






18.4 


533 






1,878 






36.7 


1,064 






3,747 






61.0 


1,767 






6,222 






71.7 


2,078 






7,318 






26.8 


777 






2,735 






82.7 


2,395 






8,436 






43.0 


1,245 






4,383 






9.9 


285 






1,005 






25.6 


742 






2,614 






18.5 


536 






1,888 






9.2 


266 






936 






26.4 


764 






2,692 






69.9 


2,026 






7,134 






11.4 


330 






1,162 






61.5 


1,781 






6,273 






39.2 


1,135 






3,999 






89.1 


2,581 






9,088 






69.6 


2,017 






7,102 






82.8 


2,399 






8,447 






45.1 


1,306 






4,599 






48.0 


1,391 






4,897 






25.2 


729 






2,569 






40.9 


1,184 






4,169 






22.3 


646 






2,276 






48.2 


1,396 






4,917 






8.4 


243 






855 






16.4 


474 






1,670 






4.5 


131 






461 






44.7 


1,294 






4,556 






32.0 


927 






3,264 






19.7 


569 






2,005 






13.5 


391 






1,376 






17.5 


508 






1,788 






82.1 


2,377 






8,370 






45.3 


1,311 






4,617 






57.7 


1,672 






5,887 






22.8 


660 






2,326 






14.0 


406 






1,429 






4,556.2 


133,715 


29,348 


14.7 


443,807 


97 


3.0 



SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



- 35 - 



REGION III 



TABL£ 4, 



-ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOO AND NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGICNSt STATESt AND COUNTIES, I960 1/ — CON. 



SOUTH CAROLINA 



POPULATION OENSITY 
AND COUNTY 



POPULATION 



TOTAL 
SUPPLY 



FOOD 



PER 
CAPITA 



DAYS 
SUPPLY 



NONCONCENTRATEO LIQUIDS 



TOTAL 
SUPPLY 



PER 
CAPITA 



DAYS 
SUPPLY 



THOUSANDS 



MILLION 
CALORIES 



A DENSITY 

6 DENSITY 

CHARLESTON 
GREENVILLE 
RICHLAND 
SPARTANBURG 

C DENSITY 
ABBEVILLE 
AIKEN 
ALLENDALE 
ANDERSON 
BAMBERG 
BARNWELL 
BEAUFORT 
BERKELEY 
CALHOUN 
CHEROKEE 
CHESTER 
CHESTERFIELD 
CLARENDON 
COLLETON 
DA-RLINGTON 
DILLON 
DORCHESTER 
EDGEFIELO 
FAIRFIELD 
FLORENCE 
GEORGETOWN 
GREENWOOD 
HAMPTON 
HORRY 
JASPER 
KERSHAW 
LANCASTER 
LAURENS 
LEE 

LEX INGTON 
MC CORMICK 
MARION 
MARLBORO 
NEWBERRY 
OCCNEE 
ORANGEBURG 
PICKENS 
SALUDA 
SUMTER 
UNION 

WILLIAMSBURG 
YORK 

STATE TOTAL 



783.1 


23,664 


216.4 


6,539 


209.8 


6,339 


200.1 


6,047 


156.8 


4,739 


1,599.5 


46,328 


21.4 


620 


81.0 


2,347 


11.4 


329 


98.5 


2,852 


16.3 


471 


17.7 


511 


44.2 


1,280 


38.2 


1,106 


12.3 


355 


35.2 


1,020 


30.9 


895 


33.7 


977 


29.5 


854 


27.8 


806 


52.9 


1,533 


30.6 


886 


24.4 


706 


15.7 


456 


20.7 


600 


84.4 


2,446 


34.8 


1,008 


44.3 


1,284 


17.4 


505 


68.2 


1,977 


12.2 


354 


33.6 


973 


39.4 


1,140 


47.6 


1,379 


21.8 


632 


60.7 


1,759 


8.6 


250 


32.0 


927 


28.5 


826 


29.4 


852 


40.2 


1,164 


68.6 


1,986 


46.0 


1,333 


14.6 


422 


74.9 


2,171 


30.0 


869 


40.9 


1,186 


78.8 


2,281 


2,382.6 


69,992 



CALORIES 



30,219 



28,964 



DAYS 

.0 

15.1 



14.5 



29,376 



14.7 



1,000 
FLUID OZ. 



68,129 
18,825 
18,251 
17,409 
13,644 

163,149 
2,185 
8,266 
1,159 
10,045 
1,660 
1,801 
4,507 
3,896 
1,250 
3,591 
3,151 
3,439 
3,008 
2,837 
5,399 
3,120 
2,487 
1,605 
2,113 
8,613 
3,549 
4,523 
1,777 
6,961 
1,248 
3,426 
4,014 
4,856 
2,227 
6,194 
880 
3,265 
2,910 
3,000 
4,101 
6,993 
4,695 
1,485 
7,644 
3,062 
4,175 
3,034 

231,278 



OUNCES 



87 



102 



DAYS 

.0 

2.7 



3.2 



97 



3.0 



SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



36 - 



REGION III 



TABLE 4. 



-ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOD AND NONCONCENTR ATEO LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONS, STATES, AND COUNTIES, 1960 1/--C0N. 



TENNESSEE 



POPULATION DENSITY 
AND COUNTY 



A DENSITY 

B DENSITY 

DAVIDSON 

HAMILTON 

KNOX 

SHELBY 

SULLIVAN 

C DENSITY 
ANDERSON 
BEDFORD 
BENTON 
BLECSOE 
BLOUNT 
BRACLEY 
CAMPBELL 
CANNON 
CA-RROLL 
CARTER 
CHEATHAM 
CHESTER 
CLAIBORNE 
CLAY 
COCKE 
COFFEE 
CROCKETT 
CUMBERLAND 
DECATUR 
DE KALB 
DICKSON 
DYER 
FAYETTE 
FENTRESS 
FRANKL IN 
GIBSON 
GILES 
GRAINGER 
GREENE 
GRUNDY 
HAMBLEN 
HANCOCK 
HARDEMAN 
HAfiCIN 
HAWKINS 
HAYWOOD 
HENDERSON 
HENRY 
HICKMAN 
HOUSTON 
HUMPHREYS 
JACKSON 
JEFFERSON 
JOHNSON 
LAKE 

LAUDERDALE 
LAWRENCE 
LEWIS 
LINCOLN 
LOUDON 
MC MINN 
MC NAIRY 
MACON 









FOOD 




NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 


POPULATION 














TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 


TOTAL PER DAYS 




SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


SUPPLY CAPITA SUPPLY 




MILLION 






1,000 


THOUSANDS 


CALORIES 


CALORIES 


DAYS 


FLUID 01. OUNCES DAYS 


. 








.0 


.0 


1,629.3 


4') 


,237 


30,219 


15.1 


141,752 87 2.7 


399.7 


12 


,080 






34,778 


2 37.9 


7 


,189 






20,698 


250.5 


7 


,571 






21,796 


627.0 


18 


,948 






54,551 


114.1 


3 


,449 






9,930 


1,937-8 


56 


,125 


28,964 


14.5 


197,652 102 3.2 


60.0 


1 


.739 






6,123 


23.2 




671 






2,361 


10.7 




309 






1.C88 


7.8 




226 






797 


57.5 


I 


,666 






5,868 


38.3 


1 


,110 






3,909 


27.9 




809 






2,849 


8.5 




247 






871 


23.5 




680 






2,395 


41.6 


1 


,204 






4,241 


9.4 




273 






962 


9.6 




277 






976 


19.1 




552 






1,945 


7.3 




211 






743 


23.4 




677 






2,386 


28.6 




828 






2,918 


14.6 




423 






1,489 


19.1 




554 






1,952 


8.3 




241 






849 


10.8 




312 






1,099 


18.8 




546 






1,922 


29.5 




856 






3,013 


24.6 




712 






2,507 


13.3 




385 






1,355 


25.5 




739 






2,604 


44.7 


1 


,295 






4,559 


22.4 




649 






2,286 


12.5 




362 






1,276 


42.2 


1. 


.221 






4,301 


11.5 




333 






1,174 


33.1 




958 






3,375 


7.8 




225 






791 


21.5 




623 






2,195 


17.4 




504 






1,774 


30.5 




882 






3, 108 


23.4 




678 






2,386 


16.1 




467 






1,644 


22.3 




645 






2,272 


11.9 




344 






1,210 


4.8 




139 






489 


11.5 




333 






1,174 


9.2 




267 






942 


21.5 




623 






2,192 


10.8 




312 






1,098 


9.6 




277 






976 


21.8 




633 






2,228 


28.0 




812 






2,861 


6.3 




182 






639 


23.8 




690 






2,431 


23.8 




688 






2,423 


33.7 




975 






3,434 


18.1 




524 






1,845 


12.2 




353 






1,244 



SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



37 



REGION III 



TABLE 4.— ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOD AND NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONS, STATES, AND COUNTIES, 1960 1/ — CON. 



TENNESSEE 



CON 



POPULATION DENSITY 
AND COUNTY 



; DENSITY CON 

MADISON 
MARION 
MARSHALL 
MAURY 
MEIGS 
MONROE 
MONTGOMERY 
MCORE 
MORGAN 
OBION 
OVERTON 
PERRY 
PICKETT 
POLK 
PUTNAM 
RHEA 
ROANE 
ROBERTSON 
RUTHERFORD 
SCOTT 

SEQUATCHIE 
SEVIER 
SMITH 
STEWART 
SUMNER 
TIPTON 
TROUSDALE 
UNICOI 
UNION 
VAN BUREN 
WARREN 
WASHINGTON 
WAYNE 
WEAKLEY 
WHITE 

WILLIAMSON 
WILSON 

STATE TOTAL 







FOOD 




NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 


POPULATION 












TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 


TOTAL PER DAYS 




SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


SUPPLY CAPITA SUPPLY 




MILLION 






1,000 


THOUSANDS 


CALORIES 


CALORIES 


DAYS 


FLUID OZ. OUNCES DAYS 


1,937.8 


56,125 


28,964 


14.5 


197,652 102 3.2 


60.7 


1,757 






6,187 


21.0 


609 






2,146 


16.9 


488 






1,720 


41.7 


1,208 






4,253 


5.2 


149 






526 


23.3 


675 






2,378 


55.6 


1,612 






5,676 


3.5 


100 






352 


14.3 


414 






1,459 


27.0 


781 






2,750 


14.7 


425 






1,495 


5.3 


153 






538 


4.4 


128 






452 


12.2 


352 






1,240 


29.2 


847 






2,982 


15.9 


459 






1,618 


39.1 


1,133 






3,992 


27.3 


792 






2,788 


52.4 


1,517 






5,342 


15.4 


446 






1,572 


5.9 


171 






603 


24.3 


702 






2,474 


12.1 


349 






1,230 


7.9 


227 






801 


36.2 


1,049 






3,694 


28.6 


827 






2,914 


4.9 


142 






501 . 


15.1 


437 






1,538 


8.5 


246 






867 


3.7 


106 






374 


23.1 


669 






2,356 


64.8 


1,878 






6,613 


11.9 


345 






1,215 


24.2 


702 






2,471 


15.6 


451 






1,589 


25.3 


732 






2,577 


27.7 


801 






2,822 


3,567.1 


105,362 


29,537 


14.8 


339,403 95 3.0 



SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



- 38 - 



REGION TV 

TABLE 4. — ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOD AND NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONSt STATES, AND COUNTIES, 1960 1/ — CON- 
ILLINOIS 



POPULATION DENSITY 
AND COUNTY 



A DENSITY 
COOK 
DU PAGE 
KANE 
LAKE 

MC htNRY 
MADISON 
ST. CLAIR 
WILL 

B OENSITY 

CHAMPAIGN 

LA SALLE 

MACCN 

PEGRIA 

ROCK ISLAND 

SANGAMON 

WINNEBAGO 

C DENSITY 
ADAMS 
ALEXANCER 
80NC 
BOCNE 
BRCWN 
BUREAU 
CALHOUN 
CARROLL 
CASS 

CHRISTIAN 
CLARK 
CLAY 
CLINTON 
COLtS 
CRAWFORD 
CUMBERLAND 
DE KALB 
DE WITT 
DOUGLAS 
EDGAR 
EDWARDS 
EFFINGHAM 
FAYETTE 
FORD 

FRANKLIN 
FULTON 
GALLAT IN 
GREENE 
GRUNDY 
HAMILTON 
HANCOCK 
HARDIN 
HENDERSON 
HENRY 
IRCCUOIS 
JACKSON 
JASPER 
JEFFERSON 
JERSEY 
JO DAVIESS 
JOHNSON 
KANKAKEE 
KENDALL 







FOOD 




NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 


POPULATION 
















TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 


TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 




SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 




MILLION 






1,000 






THOUSANDS 


CALORIES 


CALORIES 


DAYS 


FLUID OZ. 


OUNCES 


DAYS 


o,708.1 


204,222 


30,444 


15.2 


643,979 


96 


3.0 


5,129.7 


156,169 






492,454 






313.5 


9,543 






30,092 






208.2 


6,340 






19,992 






293.7 


8,940 






28,191 






84.2 


2,564 






8,084 






224.7 


6,840 






21,570 






262.5 


7,992 






25,201 






191.6 


5,834 






18,395 






1,057.8 


33,907 


32,053 


16.0 


92,031 


Hi 


2.7 


132.4 


4,245 






11,522 






110.8 


3,551 






9,640 






118.3 


3,790 






10,288 






189.0 


6,059 






16,447 






151.0 


4,840 






13,136 






146.5 


4,697 






12,749 






209.8 


6,724 






18,250 






2,315.2 


74,265 


32,077 


16.0 


305,608 


132 


4.1 


68.5 


2,196 






9,038 






16.1 


515 






2,120 






14.1 


451 






1,856 






20.3 


652 






2,683 






6.2 


199 






820 






37.6 


1,206 






4,962 






5.9 


190 






783 






19.5 


626 






2,575 






14.5 


466 






1,919 






37.2 


1,193 






4,911 






16.5 


531 






2,184 






15.8 


507 






2,088 






24.0 


771 






3,172 






42.9 


1,375 






5,658 






20.8 


666 






2,739 






9.9 


319 






1,312 






51.7 


1,659 






6,826 






17.3 


553 






2,277 






19.2 


617 






2,540 






22.6 


723 






2,977 






7.9 


255 






1,048 






23.1 


741 






3,050 






21.9 


704 






2,897 






16.6 


533 






2,192 






39.3 


1,260 






5,185 






42.0 


1,346 






5,538 






7.6 


245 






1,008 






17.5 


560 






2,305 






22.4 


717 






2,950 






10.0 


321 






1,321 






24.6 


788 






3,244 






5.9 


189 






776 






8.2 


264 






1,087 






49.3 


1,582 






6,510 






33.6 


1,077 






4,430 






42.2 


1,352 






5,564 






11.3 


364 






1,498 






32.3 


1,037 






4,266 






17.0 


546 






2,247 






21.8 


700 






2,880 






6.9 


222 






914 






92.1 


2,953 






12,152 






17.5 


563 






2,315 







SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



39 



REGION IV 

TABLE 4. — ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOD AND NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONS, STATES, AND COUNTIES, 1960 1/ — CON. 



ILLINOIS 



CON 



POPULATION DENSITY 
ANC COUNTY 



DENSITY CON 

KNOX 

LAWRENCE 

LEE 

LIVINGSTON 

LOGAN 

MC DONOUGH 

MC LEAN 

MACOUPIN 

MARION 

MARSHALL 

MASON 

MASSAC 

MENARD 

MERCER 

MONROE 

MONTGOMERY 

MORGAN 

MOULTRIE 

OGLE 

PERRY 

PIATT 

PIKE 

POPE 

PULASKI 

PUTNAM 

RANDOLPH 

RICHLAND 

SALINE 

SCHUYLER 

SCOTT 

SHELBY 

STARK 

STEPHENSON 

TAZEWELL 

UNION 

VERMILION 

WABASH 

WARREN 

WASHINGTON 

WAYNE 

WHITE 

WHITESIDE 

WILLIAMSON 

WOODFORD 



STATE TOTAL 









FOOD 




NONCONCENT 


RATED LIQUIDS 


OPULATION 
















TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 


TOTAL 


PER DAYS 




SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


SUPPLY 


CAPITA SUPPLY 




MILLION 






1,000 




THOUSANDS 


CALORIES 


CALORIES 


DAYS 


FLUID CZ. 


OUNCES DAYS 


2,315.2 


74 


,265 


32,077 


16.0 


305,608 


132 4.1 


61.3 


1 


,966 






8,089 




18.5 




595 






2,447 




38.7 


I 


,243 






5,115 




40.3 


1 


,294 






5,325 




33.7 


1 


,080 






4,443 




28.9 




928 






3,818 




83.9 


2 


,691 






11,072 




43.5 


1 


,396 






5,745 




39.3 


1 


,262 






5,194 




13.3 




428 






1,760 




15.2 




487 






2,005 




14.3 




460 






1,893 




9.2 




297 






1,221 




17.1 




550 






2,264 




15.5 




497 






2,047 




31.2 


1 


,002 






4,124 




36.6 


1 


,173 






4,827 




13.6 




437 






1,800 




38.1 


1 


,222 






5,030 




19.2 




615 






2,532 




15.0 




480 






1,975 




20.6 




659 






2,713 




4.1 




130 






536 




10.5 




336 






1,385 




4.6 




147 






603 




30.0 




962 






3,958 




16.3 




523 






2,151 




26.2 




841 






3,462 




8.7 




281 






1,154 




6.4 




205 






842 




23.4 




751 






3.C89 




8.2 




261 






1,076 




46.2 


1 


,482 






6,099 




99.8 


3 


,201 






13,172 




17.6 




566 






2,329 




96.2 


3 


,085 






12,695 




14.0 




451 






1,854 




21.6 




692 






2,849 




13.6 




435 






1,791 




19.0 




610 






2,509 




19.4 




621 






2,557 




59.9 


1 


,921 






7,905 




46.1 


1 


,479 






6,087 




24.6 




788 






3,244 




10,081.2 


312 


,394 


30,988 


15.5 


1,041,618 


103 3.2 



SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE, 



- 40 - 



REGION IV 



TABLE 4. 



-ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOD AND NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONS, STATES, AND COUNTIES, I960 1/--CON. 



INDIANA 



POPULATION DENSITY 
AND COUNTY 



POPULATION 



TOTAL 
SUPPLY 



FOOD 

PER 
CAPITA 



DAYS 
SUPPLY 



NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 



TOTAL 
SUPPLY 



PER DAYS 
CAPITA SUPPLY 



THOUSANDS 



MILLION 
CALORIES 



CALORIES 



DAYS 



1,000 
FLUID OZ. OUNCES 



DAYS 



A DENSITY 

B DENSITY 
ALLEN 
DELAWARE 
ELKHART 
LAKE 
MADISON 
MARION 
ST. JOSEPH 
VANDERBURGH 
VIGC 

C DENSITY 
ADAMS 

BARTHOLOMEW 
BENTON 
BLACKFORD 
BOCNE 
BROWN 
CARROLL 
CASS 
CLARK 
CLAY 
CLINTON 
CRAWFORC 
DAVIESS 
DEARBORN 
DECATUR 
DE KALB 
DUBOIS 
FAYETTE 
FLOYD 
FOUNTAIN 
FRANKL IN 
FULTON 
GIBSON 
GRANT 
GREENE 
HAMILTON 
HANCOCK 
HARRISON 
HENDRICKS 
HENRY 
HOWARD 
HUNTINGTON 
JACKSON 
JASPER 
JAY 

JEFFERSON 
JENNINGS 
JOHNSON 
KNCX 

KOSCIUSKO 
LAGRANGE 
LA PORTE 
LAWRENCE 
MARSHALL 
MARTIN 
MIAMI 
MONROE 
MONTGOMERY 
MORGAN 



SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



.0 



2,299.4 
2 32.2 
110.9 
106.8 
513.3 
125.8 
697.6 
238.6 
165.8 
108.5 



2,363.1 
24.6 
48.2 
11.9 
14.8 
27.5 

7.0 
16.9 
40.9 
62.8 
24.2 
30.8 

8.4 
26.6 
28.7 
20.0 
28.3 
27.5 
24.5 
51.4 
18.7 
17.0 
17.0 
29.9 
75.7 
26.3 
40.1 
26.7 
19.2 
40.9 
48.9 
69.5 
33.8 
30.6 
18.8 
22.6 
24.1 
17.3 
43. 
41. 
40. 
L7. 
95. 



. 7 
.6 
,4 
,4 
1 

36.6 
32.4 
10.6 
38.0 
59.2 
32.1 
33.9 



73,704 
7,443 
3,556 
3,42" 

16,452 
4,033 

22,359 
7,648 
5,314 
3,476 

75,800 

790 

1,546 

382 

474 

883 

225 

5*3 

1,313 

2,014 

776 

987 

269 

854 

920 

642 

907 

881 

784 

1,649 

600 

546 

544 

961 

2,430 

844 

1,287 

855 

616 

1,312 

1,569 

2,230 

1,085 

980 

604 

724 

772 

554 

1,402 

1,333 

1,295 

557 

3,051 

1,173 

1,041 

340 

1,219 

1,900 

1,029 

1,087 



.0 



32,053 16.0 



32,077 16.0 



200,052 

20,20" 

9,652 

9,291 

44,654 

10,946 

60,688 

20,759 

14,424 

9,436 

311,923 
3,253 
6,362 
1,572 
1,953 
3,636 
927 
2,235 
5,403 
8,289 
3,195 
4,061 
1,106 
3,516 
3,785 
2,643 
3,732 
3,625 
3,228 
6,784 
2,469 
2,246 
2,238 
3,953 
9,998 
3,475 
5,297 
3,520 
2,535 
5,398 
6,455 
9,175 
4,463 
4,033 
2,487 
2,980 
3,176 
2,279 
5,769 
5,486 
5,329 
2,294 
12,555 
4,826 
4,282 
1,400 
5,016 
7,818 
4,236 
4,472 



87 



.0 



2.7 



132 



4.1 



- 41 - 



REGION IV 

TABLE 4. — ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOD AND NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONS, STATES, AND COUNTIES, 1960 1/ — CON. 



INDIANA 



CON 



POPULATION DENSITY 
ANO COUNTY 



C DENSITY CON 

NEWTON 
NOBLE 
OHIO 
ORANGE 
OWEN 
PARKE 
PERRY 
PIKE 
PORTER 
POSEY 
PULASKI 
PUTNAM 
RANDOLPH 
RIPLEY 
RUSH 
SCOTT 
SHELBY 
SPENCER 
STARKE 
STEUBEN 
SULLIVAN 
SWITZERLAND 
TIPPECANOE 
TIPTON 
UNION 

VERMILLION 
WABASH 
WARREN 
WARRICK 
WASHINGTON 
WAYNE 
WELLS 
WHITE 
WHITLEY 

STATE TOTAL 







FOOD 




NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 


POPULATION 














TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 


TOTAL 


PER DAYS 




SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


SUPPLY 


CAPITA SUPPLY 




MILLION 






1,000 




THOUSANDS 


CALORIES 


CALORIES 


DAYS 


FLUID 01. 


OUNCES DAYS 


2,363.1 


75,800 


32,077 


16.0 


311,923 


132 4.1 


11.5 


369 






1,518 




2B.2 


903 






3,717 




4.2 


134 






550 




16.9 


541 






2,228 




11. A 


366 






1,505 




14.8 


475 






1,954 




17.2 


553 






2,275 




12.8 


410 






1,689 




60.3 


1,934 






7,957 




19.2 


616 






2,536 


- 


12.8 


412 






1,694 




24.9 


800 






3,290 




28.4 


912 






3,753 




20.6 


662 






2,725 




20.4 


654 






2,692 




14.6 


470 






1,933 




34.1 


1,094 






4,500 




16.1 


516 






2,122 




17.9 


575 






2,364 




17.2 


551 






2,268 




21.7 


697 






2,867 




7.1 


227 






936 




89.1 


2,859 






11,764 




15.9 


509 






2,093 




6.5 


207 






852 




17.7 


567 






2,334 




32.6 


1,046 






4,304 




8.5 


274 






1,128 




23.6 


756 






3, 112 




17.8 


572 






2,352 




74.0 


2,375 






9,773 




21.2 


681 






2,801 




19.7 


632 






2,602 




21.0 


672 






2,766 




4,662.5 


149,504 


32,065 


16.0 


511,975 


110 3.4 



SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



- 42 - 



REGION IV 

TABLE 4. — ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOO AND NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONS, STATES, AND COUNTIES, 1960 1/ — CON. 

MICHIGAN 



FOOD 



NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 



POPULATION DENSITY 
AND COUNTY 



A DENSITY 
MACOMB 
OAKLANC 
WAYNE 



B DENS 
BAY 
BERR 
CALH 
GENE 
INGH 
JACK 
KALA 
KENT 
MONR 
MUSK 
SAGI 
ST. 
HASH 



ITY 

IEN 

OUN 

SEE 

AM 

SON 

MAZOO 

OE 

bGON 
NAW 
CLAIR 

TENAW 



DENSITY 

ALCCNA 

ALGER 

ALLEGAN 

ALPENA 

ANTRIM 

ARENAC 

BARAGA 

BARRY 

BENZ IE 

BRANCH 

CASS 

CHARLEVOIX 

CHEBOYGAN 

CHIPPEWA 

CLARE 

CLINTON 

CRAWFORD 

DELTA 

DICKINSON 

EATON 

EMMET 

GLACWIN 

GOGEBIC 

GRAND TRAVERSE 

GRATIOT 

HILLSDALE 

HOUGhTCN 

HURON 

IONIA 

IOSCO 

IRON 

ISABELLA 

KALKASKA 

KEWEENAW 

LAKE 

LAPEER 

LEELANAU 

LENAWEE 

LIVINGSTON 

LUCE 

MACKINAC 

MANISTEE 



POPULATION 


















TOTAL 


PER 




DAYS 


TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 




SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 




MILLION 








1,000 






THOUSANDS 


CALORIES 


CALORIES 


DAYS 


FLUID OZ. 


OUNCES 


DAYS 


3, 762. A 


114,541 


30, 


444 


15.2 


361,187 


96 


3.0 


405.8 


12,354 








38,957 






690.3 


21,014 








66,265 






2,666.3 


81,173 








255,965 






2,367.7 


75,893 


32, 


053 


16.0 


205,992 


8 7 


2.7 


107.0 


3,431 








9,313 






149.9 


4,804 








13,038 






138.9 


4,451 








12,081 






374.3 


11,998 








32,565 






211.3 


6,773 








18,383 






132.0 


4,231 








11,483 






169.7 


5,440 








14,765 






363.2 


11,641 








31,597 






101.1 


3,241 








8,797 






149.9 


4,806 








13,045 






190.8 


6,114 








16,595 






107.2 


3,436 








9,326 






172.4 


5,527 








15,002 






1,693.1 


54,310 


32, 


077 


16.0 


223,491 


132 


4.1 


6.4 


204 








838 






9.3 


297 








1,221 






57.7 


1,852 








7,620 






28.6 


916 








3,769 






10.4 


333 








1,369 






9.9 


316 








1,302 






7.2 


229 








944 






31.7 


1,018 








4,189 






7.8 


251 








1,034 






34.9 


1,120 








4,607 






36.9 


1,185 








4,875 






13.4 


431 








1,772 






14.6 


467 








1,921 






32.7 


1,047 








4,310 






11.6 


374 








1,537 






38.0 


1,218 








5,012 






5.0 


159 








656 






34.3 


1,100 








4,527 






23.9 


767 








3,157 






49.7 


1,594 








6,558 






15.9 


510 








2,099 






10.8 


345 








1,422 






24.4 


782 








3,217 






33.5 


1,074 








4,421 






37.0 


1,187 








4,886 






34.7 


1,114 








4,586 






35.7 


1,144 








4,706 






34.0 


1,091 








4,489 






43.1 


1,384 








5,693 






16.5 


529 








2,179 






17.2 


551 








2,268 






35.3 


1,134 








4,666 






4.4 


141 








578 






2.4 


78 








319 






5.3 


171 








705 






41.9 


1,345 








5,534 






9.3 


299 








1,230 






77.8 


2,495 








10,268 






38.2 


1,226 








5,047 






7.8 


251 








1,033 






10.9 


348 








1,433 






19.0 


611 








2,514 







SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



- 43 - 



REGION IV 

TABLE 4. — ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOD AND NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONS, STATES, AND COUNTIES, 1960 1/ — CON. 



MICHIGAN 



CON 



POPULATION DENSITY 
AND COUNTY 



C DENSITY CON 

MAfiCUETTE 
MASCN 
MECOSTA 
MENCMINEE 
MIDLAND 
MISSAUKEE 
MONTCALM 
MONTMORENCY 
NEWAYGO 
OCEANA 
OGEMAW 
ONTONAGON 
OSCEOLA 
OSCODA 
OTSEGO 
OTTAWA 

PRESQUE ISLE 
ROSCOMMON 
ST. JOSEPH 
SANILAC 
SCHOOLCRAFT 
SHIAWASSEE 
TUSCOLA 
VAN BUREN 
WEXFORD 

STATE TOTAL 







FOOD 




NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 


POPULATION 














TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 


TOTAL 


PER DAYS 




SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


SUPPLY 


CAPITA SUPPLY 




MILLION 






1,000 




THOUSANDS 


CALORIES 


CALORIES 


DAYS 


FLUID OZ. 


OUNCES DAYS 


1,693.1 


54,310 


32,077 


16.0 


223,491 


132 4.1 


56.2 


1,801 






7,412 




21.9 


703 






2,895 




21.1 


675 






2,779 




24.7 


792 






3,258 




51.5 


1,650 






6,791 




6.8 


218 






895 




35.8 


1,148 






4,725 




4.4 


142 






584 




24.2 


775 






3,189 


* 


16.5 


531 






2,184 




9.7 


311 






1,278 




10.6 


340 






1,397 




13.6 


436 






1,795 




3.4 


111 






455 




7.5 


242 






996 




98.7 


3,167 






13,031 




13.1 


421 






1,731 




7.2 


231 






950 




42.3 


1,358 






5,588 




32.3 


1,037 






4,265 




9.0 


287 






1,182 




53.4 


1,714 






7,055 




43.3 


1,389 






5,716 




48.4 


1,552 






6,388 




18.5 


592 






2,438 




7,823.2 


244,744 


31,284 


15.6 


790,669 


101 3.2 



SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



- 44 - 



REGION IV 



TABLE 4. 



—ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOD AND NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONS, STATES, AND COUNTIES, 1960 1/ — CON. 



MINNESOTA 



POPULATION DENSITY 
AND COUNTY 



A DENSITY 
ANCKA 
DAKOTA 
HENNEPIN 
RAMSEY 
WASHINGTON 

B DENSITY 
ST. LOUIS 

C DENSITY 
AITKIN 
BECKER 
BELTRAMI 
BENTCN 
BIG STONE 
BLUE EARTH 
BROWN 
CARLTCN 
CARVER 
CASS 

CHIPPEWA 
CHISAGO 
CLAY 

CLEARWATER 
COCK 

COTTONWOOD 
CRCW WING 
DODGE 
DOUGLAS 
FARieAULT 
FILLMORE 
FREEBORN 
GOCOHUE 
GRANT 
HOUSTON 
HUBBARC 
ISANTI 
ITASCA 
JACKSON 
KANABEC 
KANCIYOHI 
KITTSON 
KOOCHICHING 
LAC QUI PARLE 
LAKE 

LAKE OF THE WOODS 
LE SUEUR 
LINCOLN 
LYCN 
MC LEOD 
MAHNGMEN 
MARSHALL 
MARTIN 
MEEKER 
MILLE LACS 
MORRISON 
MCWER 
MURRAY 
NICOLLET 
NOBLES 
NORMAN 
OLMSTED 









FOOD 




NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 


POPULATION 
















TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 


TOTAL 


PER DAYS 




SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


SUPPLY 


CAPITA SUPPLY 




MILLION 






1,000 




THOUSANDS 


CALORIES 


CALORIES 


DAYS 


FLUID 01. 


OUNCES DAYS 


1,482.0 


45 


.119 


30,444 


15.2 


142,275 


96 3.0 


85.9 


2 


,616 






8,248 




78.3 


2 


,384 






7,517 




842.9 


25 


,660 






80,914 




422.5 


12 


,863 






40,562 




52.4 


1 


,596 






5,033 




231.6 


1 


,423 


32,053 


16.0 


20,148 


87 2.7 


231.6 


7 


,423 






20,148 




1,700.2 


54 


,539 


32,077 


16.0 


224,432 


132 4.1 


12.2 




390 






1,605 




24.0 




769 






3, 163 




23.4 




751 






3,092 




17. 3 




555 






2,282 




9.0 




287 






1,182 




44.4 


1 


,424 






5,859 




27.7 




888 






3,653 




27.9 




896 






3,687 




21.4 




685 






2,819 




16.7 




536 






2,207 




16.3 




523 






2,154 




13.4 




430 






1,771 




39.1 


I 


,254 






5,159 




8.9 




284 






1,170 




3.4 




108 






446 




16.2 




519 






2,134 




32.1 


1 


,031 






4,242 




13.3 




425 






1,750 




21.3 




684 






2,813 




23.7 




760 






3,126 




23.8 




762 






3,137 




37.9 


1 


,215 






5,002 




33.0 


1 


,060 






4,361 




8.9 




285 






1,171 




16.6 




532 






2,190 




10.0 




320 






1,315 




13.5 




434 






1,786 




38.0 


I 


,219 






5,017 




15.5 




497 






2,046 




9.0 




289 






1,189 




30.0 




962 






3,958 




8.3 




268 






1,101 




18.2 




583 






2,401 




13.3 




428 






1,760 




13.7 




440 






1,809 




4.3 




138 






568 




19.9 




639 






2,628 




9.7 




310 






1,274 




22.7 




727 






2,990 




24.4 




783 






3,221 




6.3 




203 






837 




14.3 




457 






1,883 




27.0 




866 






3,562 




18.9 




606 






2,493 




14.6 




467 






1,922 




26.6 




855 






3,517 




48.5 


1 


,556 






6,402 




14.7 




473 






1,946 




23.2 




744 






3,062 




23.4 




749 






3,084 




11.3 




361 






1,485 




65.5 


2 


,102 






8,650 





SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



- 45 



REGION IV 

TABLE 4. — ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOD AND NONCONCENTR ATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONS, STATES, AND COUNTIES, 1960 1/ — CON. 

MINNESOTA CON 

FOOD NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 



POPULATION DENSITY 


POPULATION 














AND COUNTY 




TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 


TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 






SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 






MILLION 






1,000 








THOUSANDS 


CALORIES 


CALORIES 


DAYS 


FLUID OZ. 


OUNCES 


DAYS 


DENSITY CON 


1,700.2 


54,539 


32,077 


16.0 


224,432 


132 


4.1 


OTTER TAIL 


49.0 


1,570 






6,463 






PENNINGTON 


12.5 


400 






1,646 






PINE 


17.0 


545 






2,245 






PIPESTONE 


13.6 


436 






1,796 






POLK 


36.2 


1,161 






4,776 






POPE 


11.9 


382 






1,573 






RED LAKE 


5.8 


187 






770 






RECWCOC 


21.7 


697 






2,867 






RENVILLE 


23.2 


746 






3,069 






RICE 


39.0 


1,251 






5,146 






ROCK 


11.9 


381 






1,566 






ROSEAU 


12.2 


390 






1,604 






SCOTT 


21.9 


703 






2,892 






SHERBURNE 


12.9 


413 






1,698 






SIBLEY 


16.2 


521 






2,142 






STEARNS 


80.3 


2,577 






10,606 






STEELE 


25.0 


803 






3,304 






STEVENS 


11.3 


361 






1,487 






SWIFT 


14.9 


479 






1,972 






TOCC 


23.1 


742 






3,052 






TRAVERSE 


7.5 


241 






990 






WABASHA 


17.0 


546 






2,245 






WACENA 


12.2 


391 






1,610 






WASECA 


16.0 


515 






2,117 






WATCNWAN 


14.5 


464 






1,909 






WILKIN 


10.7 


342 






1,406 






W I NGN A 


40.9 


1,313 






5,404 






WRIGHT 


29.9 


960 






3,951 






YELLCW MEDICINE 


15.5 


498 






2,049 






TATE TOTAL 


3,413.9 


107,081 


31,366 


15.7 


386,856 


113 


3.5 



SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



- 46 - 



REGION IV 

TABLE 4. — ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOD AND NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONS, STATES, AND COUNTIES, 1960 1/ — CON. 

WISCONSIN 



FOOD 



NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 



POPULATICN DENSITY 
ANC COUNTY 



A DENSITY 
MILWAUKEE 
WAUKESHA 

B DENSITY 
BRCWN 
DANE 
KENCSHA 
OUTAGAMIE 
RACINE 
ROCK 
WINNEBAGO 

C DENSITY 
ADAMS 
ASHLAND 
BARRCN 
BAYFIELD 
BUFFALO 
BURNETT 
CALUMET 
CHIPPEWA 
CLARK 
COLUMBIA 
CRAWFORC 
DODGE 
DOOR 
DOUGLAS 
DUNN 

EAU CLAIRE 
FLORENCE 
FONC DU LAC 
FOREST 
GRANT 
GREEN 

GREEN LAKE 
IOWA 
IRON 
JACKSON 
JEFFERSON 
JUNEAU 
KEWAUNEE 
LA CROSSE 
LAFAYETTE 
LANGLACE 
LINCOLN 
MANITOWOC 
MARATHON 
MARINETTE 
MARQUETTE 
MONROE 
OCONTO 
ONEIDA 
OZAUKEE 
PEPIN 
PIERCE 
POLK 
PORTAGE 
PRICE 
RICHLAND 
RUSK 

ST. CROIX 
SAUK 



POPULATION 














TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 


TOTAL 


PER DAYS 




SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


SUPPLY 


CAPITA SUPPLY 




MILLION 






1,000 




THOUSANDS 


CALORIES 


CALORIES 


DAYS 


FLUID CZ. 


OUNCES DAYS 


1,194.3 


36,359 


30,444 


15.2 


114,652 


96 3.0 


1,036.0 


31,541 






99,460 




158.2 


4,818 






15,192 




913.2 


29,271 


32,053 


16.0 


79,449 


87 2.7 


125.1 


4,009 






10,882 




222.1 


7,119 






19,322 




100.6 


3,225 






8,754 




101.8 


3,263 






8,856 




141.8 


4,545 






12,335 




113.9 


3,651 






9,910 




107.9 


3,459 






9,390 




1,844.3 


59,159 


32,077 


16.0 


243,445 


132 4.1 


7.6 


243 






999 




17.4 


557 






2,294 




34.3 


1,099 






4,524 




11.9 


382 






1,572 




14.2 


456 






1,875 




9.2 


296 






1,216 




22.3 


714 






2,939 




45.1 


1,447 






5,953 




31.5 


1,011 






4,162 




36.7 


1,177 






4,845 




16.4 


524 






2,158 




63.2 


2,026 






8,338 




20.7 


664 






2,730 




45.0 


1,444 






5,941 




26.2 


839 






3,453 




58.3 


1,870 






7,696 




3.4 


110 






454 




75.1 


2,409 






9,911 




7.5 


242 






996 




44.4 


1,425 






5,863 




25.9 


829 






3,412 




15.4 


495 






2,035 




19.6 


630 






2,591 




7.8 


251 






1,034 




15.2 


486 






2,000 




50.1 


1,607 






6,612 




17.5 


561 






2,309 




18.3 


586 






2,413 




72.5 


2,324 






9,565 




18.1 


582 






2,395 




19.9 


639 






2,629 




22.3 


717 






2,949 




75.2 


2,413 






9,928 




88.9 


2,851 






11,731 




34.7 


1,112 






4,575 




8.5 


273 






1,124 




31.2 


1,002 






4,124 




25.1 


805 






3,315 




22.1 


709 






2,919 




38.4 


1,233 






5,074 




7.3 


235 






968 




22.5 


722 






2,970 




25.0 


801 






3,296 




37.0 


1,186 






4,879 




14.4 


461 






1,897 




17.7 


567 






2,334 




14.8 


475 






1,953 




29.2 


935 






3,850 




36.2 


1,161 






4,776 





SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



- 47 - 



REGION IV 

TABL€ 4. — ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOO AND NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONS, STATES, AND COUNTIES, 1960 1/ — CON. 



WISCONSIN 



CON 



POPULATION DENSITY 
AND COUNTY 



DENSITY CON 

SAWYER 

SHAWANO 

SHEBOYGAN 

TAYLOR 

TR.EMPEALEAU 

VERNON 

VILAS 

WALWORTH 

WASHBURN 

WASHINGTON 

WAUPACA 

WAUSHARA 

WOOC 



STATE TOTAL 







FOOD 




NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 


POPULATION 














TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 


TOTAL 


PER DAYS 




SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


SUPPLY 


CAPITA SUPPLY 




MILLION 






1,000 




THOUSANDS 


CALORIES 


CALORIES 


DAYS 


FLUID OZ. 


OUNCES DAYS 


1,844.3 


59,159 


32,077 


16.0 


243,445 


132 4.1 


9.5 


304 






1,251 




34.4 


1,102 






4,534 




86.5 


2,774 






11,416 




17.8 


572 






2,355 




23.4 


750 






3,086 




25.7 


823 






3,388 




9.3 


299 






1,232 




52.4 


1,680 






6,913 




10.3 


330 






1,360 




46. 1 


1,479 






6,088 




35.3 


1,134 






4,665 




13.5 


433 






1,782 




59.1 


1,896 






7,802 




3,951.8 


124,789 


31,578 


15.8 


437,546 


111 3.5 



SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



- 48 



REGION V 

TABLE 4. — ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOD AND NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONS, STATES, AND COUNTIES, 1960 1/ — CON. 

ARKANSAS 









FOOD 




NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 


POPULATION DENSITY 


POPULATION 














AND COUNTY 




TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 


TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 






SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 






MILLION 






1,000 








THOUSANDS 


CALORIES 


CALORIES 


DAYS 


FLUID OZ. 


OUNCES 


DAYS 



A DENSITY 



.0 



.0 



B DENSITY 
PULASKI 

C DENSITY 
ARKANSAS 
ASHLEY 
BAXTER 
BENTCN 
BOCNE 
BRADLEY 
CALHOUN 
CARROLL 
CHICOT 
CLARK 
CLAY 

CLEBURNE 
CLEVELAND 
COLUMBIA 
CONWAY 
CRAIGHEAO 
CRAWFORD 
CRITTENDEN 
CROSS 
DALLAS 
DESHA 
DREW 

FAULKNER 
FRANKLIN 
FULTON 
GARLANC 
GRANT 
GREENE 
HEMPSTEAD 
HOT SPRING 
HOWARD 
INDEPENDENCE 
IZARD 
JACKSON 
JEFFERSON 
JOHNSON 
LAFAYETTE 
LAWRENCE 
LEE 

LINCOLN 
LITTLE RIVER 
LOGAN 
LCNCKE 
MACISON 
MARION 
MILLER 
MISSISSIPPI 
MCNROE 
MONTGOMERY 
NEVADA 
NEWTON 
OUACHITA 
PERRY 
PHILLIPS 
PIKE 

POINSETT 
POLK 



SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



243.0 


7,343 


243.0 


7,343 


1,543.3 


44,700 


23.4 


676 


24.2 


702 


9.9 


288 


36.3 


1,051 


16.1 


467 


14.0 


406 


6.0 


174 


11.3 


327 


19.0 


550 


21.0 


607 


21.3 


616 


9.1 


262 


6.9 


201 


26.4 


765 


15.4 


447 


47.3 


1,370 


21.3 


617 


47.6 


1,378 


19.6 


566 


10.5 


305 


20.8 


602 


15.2 


441 


24.3 


704 


10.2 


296 


6.7 


193 


46.7 


1,353 


8.3 


240 


25.2 


730 


19.7 


569 


21.9 


634 


10.9 


315 


20.0 


581 


6.8 


196 


22.8 


662 


81.4 


2,357 


12.4 


360 


11.0 


319 


17.3 


500 


21.0 


608 


14.4 


418 


9.2 


267 


16.0 


462 


24.6 


711 


9.1 


263 


6.0 


175 


31.7 


918 


70.2 


2,033 


17.3 


502 


5.4 


156 


10.7 


310 


6.0 


173 


31.6 


916 


4.9 


143 


44.0 


1,274 


7.9 


228 


30.8 


893 


12.0 


347 



30,219 



28,964 



15.1 



14.5 



21,139 
21,139 

157,416 
2,382 
2,470 
1,014 
3,700 
1,644 
1,431 

611 
1,151 
1,937 
2, 137 
2,168 

924 

708 
2,693 
1,574 
4,825 
2,174 
4,852 
1,994 
1,073 
2,119 
1,552 
2,479 
1,042 

679 
4,763 

846 
2,570 
2,005 
2,233 
1,110 
2,045 

690 
2,330 
8,300 
1,267 
1,125 
1,761 
2,142 
1,474 

940 
1,628 
2,504 

925 

616 
3,232 
7,158 
1,767 

548 
1,091 

608 
3,227 

503 
4,488 

802 
3,145 
1,222 



87 



102 



2.7 



3.2 



- 49 - I 



REGION V 

TABLE 4. — ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOD AND NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONSi STATES, AND COUNTIES, I960 1/ — CON. 



ARKANSAS 



CON 



FOOD 



NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 



POPULATION DENSITY 
ANO COUNTY 



DEN 
POP 
PRA 
RAN 
ST. 
SAL 
SCC 
SEA 
SEB 
SEV 
SHA 
STC 
UNI 
VAN 
MAS 
WHI 
WOO 
YEL 



SITY 

E 
IRIE 

DCLPH 

FRANCIS 
INE 
TT 
RCY 

ASTIAN 
IER 
RP 

ON 

BUREN 
HINGTON 
TE 

DRUFF 
L 



CON 



POPULATION 



THOUSANDS 

1,543.3 

21.2 

10.5 

12.5 

33.3 

29.0 

7.3 

8.1 

66.7 

10.2 

6.3 

6. 

49. 

7. 



,3 
,5 
.2 
55.8 
32.7 



14, 
11. 



STATE TOTAL 



1,786.3 



TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 


SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


MILLION 






CALORIES 


CALORIES 


DAYS 


44,700 


28,964 


14.5 


613 






305 






363 






965 






839 






211 






235 






1,931 






294 






183 






182 






1,434 






209 






1,616 






948 






404 






346 






52,043 


29,135 


14.6 



TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 


SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


1,000 






FLUID 01. 


OUNCES 


DAYS 


157,416 


102 


3.2 


2,160 






1,073 






1,277 






3,397 






2,954 






744 






829 






6,802 






1,036 






645 






642 






5,051 






737 






5,691 






3,340 






1,423 






1,218 






178,555 


100 


3.1 



SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 






- 50 - 



REGION V 

TABLE 4. — ESTIMATEO SUPPLY OF FOOD AND NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONS, STATES, AND COUNTIES, 1960 1/ — CON. 

LOUSIANA 









FOOD 


NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 


POPULATION DENSITY 


POPULATION 








AND COUNTY 




TOTAL 


PER DAYS 


TOTAL PER DAYS 






SUPPLY 


CAPITA SUPPLY 


SUPPLY CAPITA SUPPLY 






MILLION 




1,000 




THOUSANDS 


CALORIES 


CALORIES DAYS 


FLUID OZ. OUNCES DAYS 


A DENSITY 


.0 




.0 


.0 


B DENSITY 


1,648.7 


49,822 


30,219 15.1 


143,437 87 2.7 


CACOC 


223.9 


6,765 




19,476 


CALCASIEU 


145.5 


4,396 




12,656 


EAST BATON ROUGE 


230.1 


6,952 




20,015 


JEFFERSON 


208.8 


6,309 




18, 163 


ORLEANS 


627.5 


18,963 




54,595 


OUACHITA 


101.7 


3,072 




8,845 


RAPICES 


111.4 


3,365 




9,688 


C DENSITY 


1,608.3 


46,583 


28,964 14.5 


164,049 102 3.2 


ACAGIA 


49.9 


1,446 




5.C93 


ALLEN 


19.9 


575 




2,026 


ASCENSION 


27.9 


809 




2,849 


ASSUMPTION 


18.0 


521 




1,835 


AVOYELLES 


37.6 


1,089 




3,836 


BEAUREGARD 


19.2 


556 




1,957 


BIENVILLE 


16.7 


484 




1,706 


B06SIER 


57.6 


1,669 




5,877 


CALCWELL 


9.0 


261 




918 


CAMERON 


6.9 


200 




705 


CATAHOULA 


11.4 


331 




1,165 


CLAIBORNE 


19.4 


562 




1,980 


CONCORCIA 


20.5 


593 




2,088 


DE SOTO 


24.2 


702 




2,473 


EAST CARROLL 


14.4 


418 




1,472 


EAST FELICIANA 


20.2 


585 




2,060 


EVANGELINE 


31.6 


916 




3,227 


FRANKLIN 


26.1 


756 




2,661 


GRANT 


13.3 


386 




1,360 


IBERIA 


51.7 


1,496 




5,269 


IBERVILLE 


29.9 


867 




3,054 


JACKSON 


15.8 


458 




1,614 


JEFFERSON DAVIS 


29.8 


864 




3,042 


LAFAYETTE 


84.7 


2,452 




8,635 


LAFOURCHE 


55.4 


1,604 




5,649 


LA SALLE 


13.0 


377 




1,327 


LINCOLN 


28.5 


826 




2,911 


LIVINGSTON 


27.0 


781 




2,751 


MADISON 


16.4 


476 




1,677 


MOREHOUSE 


33.7 


976 




3,438 


NATCHITOCHES 


35.7 


1,033 




3,637 


PLACUEMINES 


22.5 


653 




2,300 


POINTE COUPEE 


22.5 


651 




2,294 


RED RIVER 


10.0 


289 




1,018 


RICHLAND 


23.8 


690 




2,430 


SABINE 


18.6 


538 




1,894 


ST. BERNARD 


32.2 


932 




3,283 


ST. CHARLES 


21.2 


615 




2,164 


ST. HELENA 


9.2 


265 




935 


ST. JAMES 


18.4 


532 




1,874 


ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST 


18.4 


534 




1,881 


ST. LANDRY 


81.5 


2,360 




8,312 


ST. MARTIN 


29.1 


842 




2,964 


ST. MARY 


48.8 


1,414 




4,981 


ST. TAMMANY 


38.6 


1,119 




3,942 


TANGIPAHOA 


59.4 


1,721 




6,062 


TENSAS 


11.8 


342 




1,203 


TERREBONNE 


60.8 


1,760 




6,199 


UNION 


17.6 


510 




1,798 


VERMILION 


38.9 


1,125 




3,963 


VERNON 


18.3 


530 




1,867 



- 51 - 



SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



REGION V 

TABLE 4. — ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOD AND NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONS, STATES, AND COUNTIES, 1960 1/ — CON. 



LOUSIANA 



CON 



FOOD 



NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 



OPULATION DENSITY 


POPULATION 














ANC COUNTY 




TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 


TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 






SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 






MILLION 






1,000 








THOUSANDS 


CALORIES 


CALORIES 


DAYS 


FLUID OZ. 


OUNCES 


DAYS 


DENSITY CON 


1,608.3 


46,583 


28,964 


14.5 


164,049 


102 


3.2 


WASHINGTON 


44.0 


1,275 






4,490 






WEBSTER 


39.7 


1,150 






4,050 






WEST BATON ROUGE 


14.8 


429 






1,509 






WEST CARROLL 


14.2 


411 






1,446 






WEST FELICIANA 


12.4 


359 






1,264 






WINN 


16.0 


464 






1,635 






ATE TOTAL 


3,257.0 


96,406 


29,599 


14.8 


307,486 


44 


3.0 



NEW MEXICO 



POPULATION DENSITY 
AND COUNTY 



A DENSITY 

B DENSITY 
BERNALILLO 

C D€NSITY 
CATRCN 
CHAVES 
COLFAX 
CURRY 
DE BACA 
DONA ANA 
EDDY 
GRANT 
GUACALUPE 
HARCING 
HICALGO 
LEA 

LINCOLN 
LOS ALAMOS 
LUNA 

MC KINLEY 
MORA 
OTERO 
QUAY 

RIO ARRIBA 
ROOSEVELT 
SANCOVAL 
SAN JUAN 
SAN MIGUEL 
SANTA FE 
SIfRRA 
SOCORRO 
TAOS 

TORRANCE 
UNION 
VALENCIA 

STATE TOTAL 







FOOD 




NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 


POPULATION 














TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 


TOTAL 


PER DAYS 




SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


SUPPLY 


CAPITA SUPPLY 




MILLION 






1,000 




THOUSANDS 


CALORIES 


CALORIES 


DAYS 


FLUID OZ. 


OUNCES DAYS 


oO 






.0 




.0 


262.2 


8,288 


31,610 


15.8 


27,006 


103 3.2 


262.2 


8,288 






27,006 




688.8 


31,299 


45,439 


22.7 


102,635 


149 4.7 


2.8 


126 






413 




57.6 


2,620 






8,590 




13.8 


627 






2,057 




32.7 


1,485 






4,871 




3.0 


136 






446 




59.9 


2,724 






8,932 




50.8 


2,308 






7,567 




18.7 


850 






2,786 




5.6 


255 






836 




1.9 


85 






279 




5.0 


225 






739 




53.4 


2,428 






7,961 




7.7 


352 






1,154 




13.0 


592 






1,943 




9.8 


447 






1,466 




37.2 


1,691 






5,544 




6.0 


274 






898 




37.0 


1,680 






5,509 




12.3 


558 






1,830 




24.2 


1,099 






3,605 




16.2 


736 






2,414 




14.2 


645 






2,116 




53.3 


2,422 






7,943 




23.5 


1,066 






3,497 




45.0 


2,043 






6,701 




6.4 


291 






955 




10.2 


462 






1,515 




15.9 


724 






2,374 




6.5 


295 






968 




6.1 


276 






904 




39.1 


1,776 






5,824 


• 


951.0 


39,588 


41,626 


20.8 


129,641 


136 4.3 



SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



- 52 - 



REGION V 

TABLE 4. — ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOD AND NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONSt STATES, AND COUNTIES, 1960 1/ — CON. 

OKLAHOMA 



POPULATION DENSITY 
AND COUNTY 



A DENSITY 



B DENSITY 
OKLAHOMA 
TULSA 



DEN 

ADA 

ALF 

ATO 

BEA 

BEC 

BLA 

BRY 

CAC 

CAN 

CAR 

CHE 

CHO 

CIM 

CLE 

COA 

COM 

COT 

CRA 

CRE 

CUS 

DEL 

DEW 

ELL 

GAR 

GAR 

GRA 

GRA 

GR€ 

HAR 

HAft 

HAS 

HUG 

JAC 

JEF 

JOH 

KAY 

KIN 

KIC 

LAT 

LE 

LIN 

LOG 

LCV 

MC 

MC 

MC 

MAJ 

MAR 

MAY 

MUR 

MUS 

NCB 

NOW 

OKF 

OKM 

OSA 



SITY 
IR 

ALFA 

KA 

VER 

KHAM 

1NE 

AN 

DO 

ADIAN 

TER 

ROKEE 

CTAW 

ARRDN 

VELAND 

L 

ANCHE 

TON 

IG 

EK 

TER 

AWARE 

EY 

IS 

FIELD 

VIN 

CY 

NT 

ER 

MCN 

PER 

KELL 

HES 

KSON 

FERSON 

NSTCN 

GFISHER 

HA 

IMER 

FLORE 

CCLN 

AN 

E 

CLAIN 

CURTAIN 

INTOSH 

OR 

SHALL 

ES 

RAY 

KOGEE 

LE 

ATA 

USKEE 

ULGEE 

GE 









FOOD 




NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 


POPULATION 














TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 


TOTAL PER DAYS 




SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


SUPPLY CAPITA SUPPLY 




MILLION 






1,000 


THOUSANDS 


CALORIES 


CALORIES 


DAYS 


FLUID 01. OUNCES DAYS 


.0 








.0 


.0 


785.5 


<>} 


,738 


30,219 


15.1 


68,342 87 2.7 


439.5 


13 


,281 






38,237 


346.0 


10 


,457 






30,105 


1,542.7 


<H 


,684 


28,964 


14.5 


157,359 102 3.2 


13.1 




380 






1,337 


8.4 




245 






861 


10.4 




300 






1,056 


7.0 




202 






710 


17.8 




515 






1,814 


12.1 




350 






1,232 


24.3 




702 






2,474 


28.6 




829 






2,919 


24.7 




716 






2,522 


39.0 


1 


,131 






3,982 


17.8 




514 






1,812 


15.6 




453 






1,595 


4.5 




130 






459 


47.6 


1 


,379 






4,855 


5.5 




161 






566 


90.8 


2 


,630 






9,262 


8.0 




233 






819 


16.3 




472 






1,663 


40.5 


1 


,173 






4,130 


21.0 




609 






2,146 


13.2 




382 






1,346 


6.1 




175 






617 


5.5 




158 






557 


53.0 


1 


,534 






5,403 


28.3 




819 






2,886 


29.6 




857 






3,018 


8.1 




236 






830 


8.9 




257 






905 


5.9 




169 






597 


6.0 




173 






608 


9.1 




264 






930 


15.1 




439 






1,545 


29.7 




861 






3,033 


8.2 




237 






836 


8.5 




247 






869 


51.0 


I 


,478 






5,206 


10.6 




308 






1,085 


14.8 




429 






1,512 


7.7 




224 






789 


29.1 




843 






2,969 


18.8 




544 






1,916 


18.7 




541 






1,904 


5.9 




170 






598 


12.7 




369 






1,299 


25.9 




749 






2,637 


12.4 




358 






1,262 


7.8 




226 






796 


7.3 




210 






741 


20.1 




581 






2,047 


10.6 




308 






1,083 


61.9 


I 


,792 






6,310 


10.4 




301 






1,058 


10.8 




314 






1,106 


11.7 




339 






1,194 


36.9 


1 


,070 






3,768 


32.4 




940 






3,309 



SEE FCOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



53 



REGION V 



TABLE 4. — ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOD AND NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 
REGIONS, STATES, AND COUNTIES, 1960 1/ — CON. 



IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 



OKLAHOMA 



CON 



POPULATION DENSITY 
AND COUNTY 



C DENSITY CON 

OTTAWA 
PAWNEE 
PAYNE 
PITTSBURG 
PONTOTOC 
POTTAWATOMIE 
PUSHMATAHA 
ROGER KILLS 
ROGERS 
SEMINOLE 
SEQUOYAH 
STEPHENS 
TEXAS 
TILLMAN 
WAGONER 
WASHINGTON 
WASHITA 
WOOCS 
WOCCWARC 

STATE TOTAL 







FOOD 




NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 


POPULATION 














TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 


TOTAL 


PER DAYS 




SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


SUPPLY 


CAPITA SUPPLY 




MILLION 






1,000 




THOUSANDS 


CALORIES 


CALORIES 


DAYS 


FLUID 01. 


OUNCES DAYS 


1,542.7 


44,684 


28,964 


14.5 


157,359 


102 3.2 


28.3 


820 






2,887 




10.9 


315 






1,110 




44.2 


1,281 






4,512 




34.4 


995 






3,505 




28.1 


814 






2,865 




41.5 


1,202 






4,232 




9.1 


263 






927 




5.1 


147 






519 




20.6 


597 






2,103 




28.1 


813 






2,863 


* 


18.0 


521 






1,836 




38.0 


1,100 






3,875 




14.2 


410 






1,445 




14.7 


424 






1,495 




15.7 


454 






1,599 




42.3 


1,227 






4,319 




18.1 


525 






1,848 




11.9 


346 






1,217 




13.9 


403 






1,418 




2,328.3 


68,422 


29,387 


14.7 


225,702 


97 3.0 



SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



- 54 - 



REGION V 

TABLE 4. — ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOD AND NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONSt STATES, AND COUNTIES, 1960 1/ — CON. 

TEXAS 



POPULATION DENSITY 
AND COUNTY 



DENSITY 

COLLIN 

DALLAS 

DENTON 

ELLIS 

HARRIS 



B DEN 
BEX 
CAM 
EL 
GAL 
HID 
JEF 
LU8 
MC 
NUE 
POT 
TAR 
TAY 
TRA 
MIC 



SITY 

AR 

EKON 

PASO 

VESTON 

ALGO 

PERSON 

BOCK 

LENNAN 

CES 

TER 

RANT 

LCR 

VIS 

HITA 



DENSITY 

ANDERSON 

ANDREWS 

ANGELINA 

ARANSAS 

ARCHER 

ARMSTRONG 

ATASCOSA 

AUSTIN 

BAILEY 

BANCERA 

BASTROP 

BAYLCR 

BEE 

BELL 

BLANCO 

BOfiCEN 

BOSCUE 

BOWIE 

BRAZORIA 

BRAZOS 

BREWSTER 

BRISCOE 

BROOKS 

BROWN 

BURLESON 

BURNET 

CALDWELL 

CALHOUN 

CALLAHAN 

CAMP 

CARSON 

CASS 

CASTRO 

CHAMBERS 

CHEROKEE 

CHILDRESS 

CLAY 

COCHRAN 

COKE 







FOOD 




NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 


POPULATION 












TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 


TOTAL PER DAYS 




SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


SUPPLY CAPITA SUPPLY 




MILLION 






1,000 


THOUSANDS 


CALORIES 


CALORIES 


DAYS 


FLUID OZ. OUNCES DAYS 


2,326.8 


56,315 


24,203 


12.1 


207,082 89 2.8 


41.2 


998 






3,671 


951.5 


23,030 






84,686 


47.4 


1,148 






4,221 


43.4 


1,050 






3,862 


1,243.2 


30,088 






110,641 


3,338.0 


100,871 


30,219 


15.1 


290,406 87 2.7 


687.2 


20,765 






59,782 


151.1 


4,566 






13,146 


314.1 


9,491 






27,324 


140.4 


4,242 






12,212 


180.9 


5,467 






15,739 


245.7 


7,424 






21,372 


156.3 


4,722 






13,596 


150.1 


4,536 






13,058 


221.6 


6,696 






19,277 


115.6 


3,493 






10,055 


538.5 


16,273 






46,849 


101.1 


3,054 






8,794 


212.1 


6,411 






18,456 


123.5 


3,733 






10,747 


3,914.9 


113,392 


28,964 


14.5 


399,322 102 3.2 


28.2 


816 






2,873 


13.5 


390 






1,372 


39.8 


1,153 






4,061 


7.0 


203 






715 


6. 1 


177 






623 


2.0 


57 






201 


18.8 


545 






1,920 


13.8 


399 






1,405 


9.1 


263 






927 


3.9 


113 






397 


16.9 


490 






1,726 


5.9 


171 






601 


23.8 


688 






2,423 


94.1 


2,725 






9,598 


3.7 


106 






373 


1.1 


31 






110 


10.8 


313 






1,103 


60.0 


1,737 






6,117 


76.2 


2,207 






7,773 


44.9 


1,300 






4,579 


6.4 


186 






656 


3.6 


104 






365 


8.6 


249 






878 


24.7 


716 






2,522 


11.2 


324 






1,140 


9.3 


268 






945 


17.2 


499 






1,757 


16.6 


481 






1,692 


7.9 


230 






809 


7.8 


227 






801 


7.8 


225 






794 


23.5 


681 






2,397 


8.9 


258 






910 


10.4 


301 






1,059 


33.1 


959 






3,378 


8.4 


244 






859 


8.4 


242 






852 


6.4 


186 






655 


3.6 


104 






366 



SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



- 55 - 



REGION V 

TABLE 4. — ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOD AND NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONS, STATES, AND COUNTIES, 1960 1/ — CON. 



TEXAS 



CON 









FOOD 


NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 


POPULATION DENSITY 


POPULATION 








AND COUNTY 




TOTAL 


PER DAYS 


TOTAL PER DAYS 






SUPPLY 


CAPITA SUPPLY 


SUPPLY CAPITA SUPPLY 






MILLION 




1,000 




THOUSANDS 


CALORIES 


CALORIES DAYS 


FLUID CZ. OUNCES DAYS 


DENSITY CON 


3,914.9 


113,392 


28,964 14.5 


399,322 102 3.2 


COLEMAN 


12.5 


361 




1,271 


COLLINGSWORTH 


6.3 


182 




640 


COLCRADO 


18.5 


535 




1,883 


COMAL 


19.8 


575 




2,024 


COMANCHE 


11.9 


344 




1,210 


CONCHO 


3.7 


106 




375 


COCKE 


22.6 


653 




2,301 


CORYELL 


24.0 


694 




2,444 


COTTLE 


4.2 


122 




429 r 


CRANE 


4.7 


136 




479 


CROCKETT 


4.2 


122 




429 


CROSBY 


10.3 


300 




1,055 


CULBERSON 


2.8 


81 




285 


DALLAM 


6.3 


183 




643 


DAWSCN 


19.2 


556 




1,957 


DEAF SMITH 


13.2 


382 




1,345 


DELTA 


5.9 


170 




598 


DE WITT 


20.7 


599 




2,110 


DICKENS 


5.0 


144 




506 


DIMMIT 


10.1 


292 




1,030 


DONLEY 


4.4 


129 




454 


DUVAL 


13.4 


388 




1,367 


EASTLAND 


19.5 


566 




1,992 


ECTCR 


91.0 


2,636 




9,281 


EDWARDS 


2.3 


67 




236 


ERATH 


16.2 


470 




1,656 


FALLS 


21.3 


616 




2,169 


FANNIN 


23.9 


6 92 




2,436 


FAYETTE 


20.4 


590 




2,079 


FISHER 


7.9 


228 




802 


FLOYD 


12.4 


358 




1,262 


FOARD 


3.1 


91 




319 


FORT BEND 


40.5 


1,174 




4,134 


FRANKLIN 


5.1 


148 




520 


FREESTONE 


12.5 


363 




1,278 


FRIO 


10. 1 


293 




1,031 


GAINES 


12.3 


355 




1,251 


GARZA 


6.6 


191 




674 


GILLESPIE 


10.0 


291 




1,025 


GLASSCOCK 


1.1 


32 




114 


GOLIAD 


5.4 


157 




554 


GONZALES 


17.8 


517 




1,820 


GRAY 


31.5 


913 




3,217 


GRAYSON 


73.0 


2,116 




7,450 


GREGG 


69.4 


2,011 




7,082 


GRIMES 


12.7 


368 




1,296 


GUADALUPE 


29.0 


840 




2,960 


HALE 


36.8 


1,066 




3,753 


HALL 


7.3 


212 




747 


HAMILTON 


8.5 


246 




866 


HANSFORD 


6.2 


180 




633 


HARDEMAN 


8.3 


240 




844 


HARDIN 


24.6 


713 




2,512 


HARRISON 


45.6 


1,321 




4,651 


HARTLEY 


2.2 


63 




221 


HASKELL 


11.2 


324 




1,140 


HAYS 


19.9 


577 




2,033 


HEMPHILL 


3.2 


92 




325 


HENDERSON 


21.8 


631 




2,222 


HILL 


23.7 


685 




2,412 


HOCKLEY 


22.3 


647 




2,279 


HOOD 


5.4 


158 




555 



SEE FCOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



- 56 - 



REGION V 

TABLE 4. — ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOD AND NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONS, STATES, AND COUNTIES, 1960 1/ — CON. 



TEXAS 



CON 











FOOD 


NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 


POPULATION DENSITY 


POPULATION 










AND COUNTY 




TOTAL 


PER DAYS 


TOTAL PER DAYS 






SUPPLY 


CAPITA SUPPLY 


SUPPLY CAPITA SUPPLY 






MILLION 




1,000 




THOUSANDS 


CALORIES 


CALORIES DAYS 


FLUID OZ. OUNCES DAYS 


DENSITY CON 


3,914.9 


113 


,392 


28,964 14.5 


399,322 102 3.2 


HOPKINS 


18.6 




539 




1,897 


HOUSTON 


19.4 




561 




1,976 


HOWARD 


40. 1 


I 


,163 




4,094 


HUCSPETH 


3.3 




97 




341 


HUNT 


39.4 


1 


,141 




4,019 


HUTCHINSON 


34.4 




997 




3,511 


IRICN 


1.2 




34 




121 


JACK 


7.4 




215 




757 


JACKSON 


14.0 




407 




1,432 


JASPER 


22.1 




640 




2,254 


JEFF DAVIS 


1.6 




46 




161 


JIM HOGG 


5.0 




145 




512 


JIM WELLS 


34.5 


1 


,001 




3,524 


JOHNSON 


34.7 


1 


,006 




3,541 


JONES 


19.3 




559 




1,968 


KARNES 


15.0 




434 




1,529 


KAUFMAN 


29.9 




867 




3,053 


KENDALL 


5.9 




171 




601 


KENEDY 


.9 




26 




90 


KENT 


1.7 




50 




176 


KERR 


16.8 




487 




1,714 


KIMBLE 


3.9 




114 




402 


KING 


.6 




19 




65 


KINNEY 


2.5 




71 




250 


KLEBERG 


30.1 




870 




3,065 


KNOX 


7.9 




228 




801 


LAMAR 


34.2 




992 




3,492 


LAMB 


21.9 




634 




2,233 


LAMPASAS 


9.4 




273 




961 


LA SALLE 


6.0 




173 




609 


LAVACA 


20.2 




584 




2,058 


LEE 


8.9 




259 




913 


LECN 


10.0 




288 




1,015 


LIBERTY 


31.6 




915 




3,223 


LIMESTONE 


20.4 




591 




2,082 


LIPSCOMB 


3.4 




99 




347 


LIVE OAK 


7.8 




227 




800 


LLANO 


5.2 




152 




534 


LOVING 


.2 




7 




23 


LYNN 


10.9 




316 




1,113 


MC CULLOCH 


8.8 




255 




899 


MC MULLEN 


1.1 




32 




114 


MADISON 


6.7 




195 




688 


MARION 


8.0 




233 




821 


MARTIN 


5.1 




147 




517 


MASCN 


3.8 




109 




386 


MATAGORDA 


25.7 




746 




2,626 


MAVERICK 


14.5 




420 




1,480 


MEDINA 


18.9 




548 




1,928 


MENARD 


3.0 




86 




302 


MIDLANC 


67.7 


1 


,961 




6,907 


MILAM 


22.3 




645 




2,271 


MILLS 


4.5 




129 




456 


MITCHELL 


11.3 




326 




1,148 


MONTAGUE 


14.9 




431 




1,519 


MONTGOMERY 


26.8 




777 




2,738 


MOGRE 


14.8 




428 




1,507 


MORRIS 


12.6 




364 




1,283 


MOTLEY 


2.9 




83 




293 


NACOGDOCHES 


28.0 




812 




2,861 


NAVARRO 


34.4 




997 




3,511 


NEWTON 


10.4 




300 




1,058 



SEE FCOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



- 57 



REGION V 

TABLE 4. — ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOD AND NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONS, STATES, AND COUNTIES, 1960 1/— CON. 



TEXAS 



CON 



FOOD 



NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 



POPULATION DENSITY 


POPULATION 






AND COUNTY 




TOTAL PER 


DAYS TOTAL PER DAYS 






SUPPLY CAPITA 


SUPPLY SUPPLY CAPITA SUPPLY 






MILLION 


1,000 




THOUSANDS 


CALORIES CALORIES 


DAYS FLUID OZ . OUNCES DAYS 


DENSITY CON 


3,914.9 


113,392 28,964 


14.5 399,322 102 3.2 


NOLAN 


19.0 


549 


1,934 


OCHILTREE 


9.4 


272 


957 


OLDHAM 


1.9 


56 


197 


ORANGE 


60.4 


1,748 


6,156 


PALC PINTO 


20.5 


594 


2,093 


PANOLA 


16.9 


489 


1,721 


PARKER 


22.9 


663 


2,334 


PARMER 


9.6 


278 


977 


PECOS 


12.0 


346 


1,220 


POLK 


13.9 


401 


1,414 


PRESIDIO 


5.5 


158 


557 


RAINS 


3.0 


87 


305 


RANDALL 


33.9 


982 


3,459 


REAGAN 


3.8 


110 


386 


REAL 


2.1 


60 


212 


REG RIVER 


15.7 


454 


1,600 


REEVES 


17.6 


511 


1,800 


REFUGIO 


11.0 


318 


1,119 


ROBERTS 


1.1 


31 


110 


ROBERTSON 


16.2 


468 


1,648 


RGCKMALL 


5.9 


170 


600 


RUNNELS 


15.0 


435 


1,532 


RUSK 


36.4 


1,055 


3,715 


SABINE 


7.3 


211 


745 


SAN AUGUSTINE 


7.7 


224 


788 


SAN JACINTO 


6.2 


178 


628 


SAN PATRICIO 


45.0 


1,304 


4,592 


SAN SABA 


6.4 


185 


651 


SCHLEICHER 


2.8 


81 


285 


SCURRY 


20.4 


590 


2,078 


SHACKELFORD 


4.0 


116 


407 


SHELBY 


20.5 


593 


2,089 


SHERMAN 


2.6 


75 


266 


SMITH 


86.4 


2,501 


8,808 


SOMERVELL 


2.6 


75 


263 


STARR 


17.1 


496 


1,748 


STEPHENS 


8.9 


257 


906 


STERLING 


1.2 


34 


120 


STCNEWALL 


3.0 


87 


308 


SUTTON 


3.7 


108 


381 


SWISHER 


10.6 


307 


1,082 


TERRELL 


2.6 


75 


265 


TERRY 


16.3 


472 


1,661 


THROCKMORTON 


2.8 


80 


282 


TITUS 


16.8 


486 


1,712 


TOM GREEN 


64.6 


1,872 


6,592 


TRINITY 


7.5 


218 


769 


TYLER 


10.7 


309 


1,088 


UPSHUR 


19.8 


573 


2,019 


UPTON 


6.2 


181 


636 


UVALDE 


16.8 


487 


1,715 


VAL VERDE 


24.5 


708 


2,495 


VAN ZANDT 


19.1 


553 


1,947 


VICTORIA 


46.5 


1,346 


4,740 


WALKER 


21.5 


622 


2,190 


WALLER 


12.1 


350 


1,231 


WARC 


14.9 


432 


1,522 


WASHINGTON 


19.1 


555 


1,953 


WEBB 


64.8 


1,877 


6,609 


WHARTON 


38.2 


1,105 


3,892 


WHEELER 


7.9 


230 


811 


WILBARGER 


17.7 


514 


1,810 



SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



- 58 



REGION V 

TABLE 4. — ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOD AND NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONS, STATES, AND COUNTIES, I960 1/— CON. 

TEXAS CON 



POPULATION DENSITY 
AND COUNTY 



C DENSITY CON 

WILLACY 
WILLIAMSON 
WILSON 
WINKLER 
WISE 
WOOD 
YOAKUM 
YOUNG 
ZAPATA 
ZAVALA 

STATE TOTAL 







FOOD 




NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 


POPULATION 
















TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 


TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 




SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 




MILLION 






1,000 






THOUSANDS 


CALORIES 


CALORIES 


DAYS 


FLUID DZ. 


OUNCES 


DAYS 


3,914.9 


113,392 


28,964 


14.5 


399,322 


102 


3.2 


20. 1 


582 






2,049 






35.0 


1,015 






3,574 






13.3 


384 






1,353 






13.7 


395 






1,393 






17.0 


493 






1,735 






17.7 


511 






1,801 






8.0 


233 






819 






17.3 


500 






1,760 






4.4 


127 






448 






12.7 


368 






1,295 






9,579.7 


270,577 


28,245 


14.1 


896,809 


94 


2.9 



SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



- 59 



REGION VI 

TABLE 4. — ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOD AND NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONSt STATES, AND COUNTIES, 1960 1/ — CON. 

COLORADO 



POPULATION DENSITY 
ANC COUNTY 



POPULATION 



TOTAL 
SUPPLY 



FOOD 

PER 
CAPITA 



OAYS 
SUPPLY 



NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 



TOTAL 
SUPPLY 



PER DAYS 
CAPITA SUPPLY 



A DENSITY 



THOUSANDS 



.0 



MILLION 

CALORIES CALORIES 



DAYS 

.0 



1,000 
FLUID OZ. 



OUNCES 



DAYS 

.0 



DENSITY 

ADAMS 

ARAPAHOE 

DENVER 

EL PASO 

JEFFERSON 

PUfBLO 

DENSITY 

ALAMCSA 

ARCHULETA 

BACA 

BENT 

BOULDER 

CHAFFEE 

CH€YENNE 

CLEAR CREEK 

CONEJOS 

COSTILLA 

CROWLEY 

CUSTER 

DELTA 

DOLORES 

DOUGLAS 

EAGLE 

ELBERT 

FREMONT 

GARFIELD 

GILPIN 

GRAND 

GUNNISON 

HINSDALE 

HUERFANO 

JACKSON 

KIGWA 

KIT CARSON 

LAKE 

LA PLATA 

LARIMER 

LAS ANIMAS 

LINCOLN 

LOGAN 

MESA 

MINERAL 

MOFFAT 

MONTEZUMA 

MCNTROSE 

MORGAN 

OTERO 

OURAY 

PARK 

PHILLIPS 

PITKIN 

PROWERS 

RIO BLANCO 

RIO GRANDE 

ROUTT 

SAGUACHE 

SAN JUAN 

SAN MIGUEL 

SEDGWICK 



SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



1,117.6 


35 


,327 


120.3 


3 


,803 


113.4 


3 


,585 


493.9 


15 


,612 


143.7 


4 


,544 


127.5 


4 


,031 


118.7 


3 


,752 


636.4 


28 


,916 


10.0 




454 


2.6 




119 


6.3 




287 


7.4 




337 


74.3 


3 


,374 


8.3 




377 


2.8 




127 


2.8 




127 


8.4 




383 


4.2 




192 


4.0 




181 


1.3 




59 


15.6 




709 


2.2 




100 


4.8 




219 


4.7 




213 


3.7 




168 


20.2 




918 


12.0 




546 


.7 




31 


3.6 




162 


5.5 




249 


.2 




9 


7.9 




357 


1.8 




80 


2.4 




110 


7.0 




316 


7.1 




323 


19.2 




874 


53.3 


2 


,424 


20.0 




908 


5.3 




241 


20.3 




923 


50.7 


2 


,304 


.4 




19 


7.1 




321 


14.0 




637 


18.3 




831 


21.2 




963 


24.1 


1 


,096 


1.6 




73 


1.8 




83 


4.4 




202 


2.4 




108 


13.3 




604 


5.2 




234 


11.2 




507 


5.9 




268 


4.5 




203 


.8 




39 


2.9 




134 


4.2 




193 



31,610 



15.8 



45,439 



22.7 



115,111 
12,390 
11,683 
50,870 
14,805 
13,135 
12,227 

94,819 

1,490 

392 

940 

1,105 

11,064 

1,236 

416 

416 

1,256 

629 

593 

194 

2,325 

327 

718 

697 

552 

3,009 

1,791 

102 

530 

816 

31 

1,172 

262 

361 

1,037 

1,058 

2,865 

7,948 

2,977 

791 

3,025 

7,557 

63 

1,052 

2,090 

2,725 

3,158 

3,595 

239 

271 

662 

355 

1,981 

767 

1,663 

879 

666 

127 

439 

632 



103 



3.2 



149 



4.7 



- 60 



REGION VI 

TABLE 4. — ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOD AND NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONS, STATES, AND COUNTIES, I960 1/ — CON. 



COLORADO 



CON 



FOOD 



NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 



POPULATION DENSITY 
AND COUNTY 



DENSITY CON 

SUMMIT 

TELLER 

WASHINGTON 

WELC 

YUMA 



STATE TOTAL 



POPULATION 
















t TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 


TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 




SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 




MILLION 






1,000 






THOUSANDS 


CALORIES 


CALORIES 


DAYS 


FLUID OZ. 


OUNCES 


DAYS 


6 36.4 


28,916 


45,439 


22.7 


94,819 


149 


4.7 


2.1 


94 






309 






2.5 


113 






372 






6.6 


301 






987 






72.3 


3,287 






10,779 






8.9 


405 






1,328 






1,753.9 


64,243 


36,627 


18.3 


209,930 


120 


3.7 



SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



- 61 



TABLE 4. — ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOD AND NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONS, STATES, AND COUNTIES, I960 1/ — CON. 

IOWA 



POPULATION DENSITY 
AND COUNTY 







FOOD 




NONCONCENTRATED 


.IQUIDS 


POPULATION 
















TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 


TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 




SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 




MILLION 






1,000 






THOUSANDS 


CALORIES 


CALORIES 


DAYS 


FLUID 01. 


OUNCES 


DAYS 



A DENSITY 



.0 



.0 



B DENSITY 
BLACK HAWK 
LINN 
POLK 
SCCTT 
WOOCBURY 

C DENSITY 
ADAIR 
ACAMS 
ALLAMAKEE 
APPANOOSE 
AUDUBON 
BENTON 
BCCNE 
BREMER 
BUCHANAN 
BUENA VISTA 
BUTLER 
CALHOUN 
CARROLL 
CASS 
CEDAR 

CERRO GORDO 
CHEROKEE 
CHICKASAW 
CLARKE 
CLAY 
CLAYTON 
CLINTON 
CRAWFORD 
DALLAS 
DAVIS 
DECATUR 
DELAWARE 
DES MOINES 
DICKINSON 
OUBUQUE 
EMMET 
FAYETTE 
FLOYC 
FRANKL IN 
FREMONT 
GREENE 
GRUNCY 
GUTHRIE 
HAMILTON 
HANCOCK 
HARDIN 
HARRISON 
HENRY 
HOWARD 
HUMBOLDT 
IDA 
IOWA 
JACKSON 
JA6PER 
JEFFERSON 
JOHNSON 
JONES 
KECKUK 



SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



752.6 


24 


,123 


122.5 


3 


,926 


136.9 


4 


,388 


266.3 


8 


,536 


119.1 


3 


,816 


107.8 


3 


,457 


2,004.9 


64 


,312 


10.9 




349 


7.5 




240 


16.0 




513 


16.0 




514 


10.9 




350 


23. A 




751 


28.0 




899 


21.1 




677 


22.3 




715 


21.2 




680 


17.5 




560 


15.9 




511 


23. A 




752 


17.9 




575 


17.8 




571 


49.9 


1 


,600 


18.6 




597 


15.0 




482 


8.2 




264 


18.5 




594 


22.0 




704 


55.1 


1 


,766 


18.6 




596 


24.1 




774 


9.2 




295 


10.5 




338 


18.5 




593 


44.6 


1 


,431 


12.6 




403 


80.0 


2 


,568 


14.9 




477 


28.6 




917 


21.1 




677 


15.5 




496 


10.3 




330 


14.4 




461 


14.1 




453 


13.6 




436 


20.0 




643 


14.6 




468 


22.5 




723 


17.6 




565 


18.2 




583 


12.7 




408 


13.2 




422 


10.3 




329 


16.4 




526 


20.8 




666 


35.3 


1 


,132 


15.8 




507 


53.7 


1 


,721 


20.7 




664 


15.5 




497 



32,053 



32,077 



16.0 



16.0 



65,477 
10,656 
11,910 
23,169 
10,359 
9,383 

264,650 
1,438 
986 
2,110 
2,114 
1,441 
3,092 
3,701 
2,786 
2,943 
2,797 
2,306 
2,102 
3,093 
2,365 
2,348 
6,586 
2,455 
1,984 
1,085 
2,443 
2,899 
7,268 
2,451 
3,184 
1,214 
1,391 
2,440 
5,888 
1,660 
10,566 
1,963 
3,773 
2,785 
2,042 
1,357 
1,898 
1,865 
1,796 
2,644 
1,928 
2,974 
2,323 
2,401 
1,681 
1,737 
1,356 
2,164 
2,740 
4,657 
2,088 
7,084 
2,731 
2,045 



87 



132 



2.7 



4.1 



- 62 - 



REGION VI 

TABLE 4. — ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOD AND NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONSt STATES, AND COUNTIES, I960 1/ — CON. 



IIIMA 



CON 



FOOD 



NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 



POPULATION DENSITY 


POPULATION 














AND COUNTY 




TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 


TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 






SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 






MILLION 






1,000 








THOUSANDS 


CALORIES 


CALORIES 


DAYS 


FLUID OZ. 


OUNCES 


DAYS 


DENSITY CON 


2,004.9 


64,312 


32,077 


16.0 


264,650 


132 


4.1 


KOSSUTH 


25.3 


812 






3,341 






LEE 


44.2 


1,418 






5,835 






LOUISA 


10.3 


330 






1,358 






LUCAS 


10.9 


350 






1,442 






LYCN 


14.5 


464 






1,910 






MACISON 


12.3 


394 






1,623 






MAHASKA 


23.6 


757 






3, 115 






MARION 


25.9 


830 






3,417 






MARSHALL 


38.0 


1,218 






5,014 






MILLS 


13.1 


419 






1,723 






MITCHELL 


14.0 


450 






1,854 






MCNONA 


13.9 


446 






1,837 






MONROE 


10.5 


336 






1,381 






MCNTGOMERY 


14.5 


464 






1,910 






MUSCATINE 


33.8 


1,085 






4,467 






OBRIEN 


18.8 


604 






2,487 






OSCEOLA 


10.1 


323 






1,328 






PAGE 


21.0 


674 






2,775 






PALC ALTO 


14.7 


473 






1,945 






PLYMOUTH 


23.9 


767 






3, 156 






POCAHONTAS 


14.2 


457 






1,879 






POTTAWATTAMIE 


83.1 


2,666 






10,969 






POWESHIEK 


19.3 


619 






2,548 






RINGGOLO 


7.9 


254 






1,044 






SAC 


17.0 


546 






2,245 






SHELBY 


15.8 


508 






2,089 






SIOUX 


26.4 


846 






3,482 






STORY 


49.3 


1,582 






6,511 






TAMA 


21.4 


687 






2,827 






TAYLOR 


10.3 


330 






1,358 






UNION 


13.7 


440 






1,810 






VAN BUREN 


9.8 


314 






1,291 






WAPELLO 


46. 1 


1,480 






6.C89 






WARREN 


20.8 


668 






2,749 






WASHINGTON 


19.4 


622 






2,562 






WAYNE 


9.8 


314 






1,294 






WEBSTER 


47.8 


1,534 






6,311 






WINNEBAGO 


13.1 


420 






1,729 






WINNESHIEK 


21.7 


694 






2,858 






WORTH 


10.3 


329 






1,354 






WRIGHT 


19.4 


624 






2,567 






TATE TOTAL 


2,757.5 


88,435 


32,070 


16.0 


330,127 


120 


3.7 



SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



- 63 - 



REGION VI 

TABLE 4. — ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOD AND NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONS, STATES, AND COUNTIES, 1960 1/--C0N. 

KANSAS 



FOOD 



NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 



POPULATION DENSITY 
AND COUNTY 



A DENSITY 
JOHNSON 
WYANDOTTE 

B DENSITY 
SEDGWICK 
SHAWNEE 

C DENSITY 
ALLEN 
ANDERSCN 
ATCHISON 
BARBER 
BARTON 
BOURBON 
BROWN 
BUTLER 
CHASE 

CHAUTAUQUA 
CHEROKEE 
CHEYENNE 
CLARK 
CLAY 
CLOUD 
COFFEY 
COMANCHE 
COWLEY 
CRAWFORD 
DECATUR 
DICKINSON 
DONIPHAN 
DOUGLAS 
EDWARDS 
ELK 
ELLIS 
ELLSWORTH 
FINNEY 
FOfiC 

FRANKLIN 
GEARY 
GOVE 
GRAHAM 
GRANT 
GRAY 
GRfELEY 
GREENWOOD 
HAMILTON 
HARPER 
HARVEY 
HASKELL 
HODGEMAN 
JACKSON 
JEFFERSON 
JEWELL 
KEARNY 
KINGMAN 
KIOWA 
LABETTE 
LANE 

LEAVENWORTH 
LINCOLN 
LINN 
LOGAN 



POPULATION 




















TOTAL 


PER 




DAYS 


TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 




SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 




MILLION 








1,000 






THOUSANDS 


CALORIES 


CALORIES 


DAYS 


FLUID OZ. 


OUNCES 


DAYS 


329.3 


10 


,025 


30, 


444 


15.2 


31,612 


96 


3.0 


143.8 


h 


,378 








13,804 






185.5 


5 


,647 








17,808 






484.5 


15 


,530 


32, 


053 


16.0 


42, 153 


87 


2.7 


343.2 


11 


,002 








29,861 






141.3 


4 


,529 








12,292 






1,364.8 


43 


,779 


32, 


077 


16.0 


180,155 


132 


4.1 


16.4 




525 








2,161 


r 




9.0 




290 








1,193 






20.9 




670 








2,759 






8.7 




279 








1, 150 






32.4 


1 


,038 








4,273 






16.1 




516 








2,124 






13.2 




424 








1,746 






38.4 


1 


,232 








5,068 






3.9 




126 








518 






6.0 




191 








786 






22.3 




715 








2,941 






4.7 




151 








621 






3.4 




109 








448 






10.7 




342 








1,409 






14.4 




462 








1,902 






8.4 




270 








1,109 






3.3 




105 








432 






37.9 


1 


,214 








4,998 






37.0 


1 


,188 








4,888 






5.8 




185 








763 






21.6 




692 








2,848 






9.6 




307 








1,264 






43.7 


1 


,402 








5,771 






5.1 




164 








676 






5.0 




162 








666 






21.3 




682 








2,808 






7.7 




246 








1,013 






16.1 




516 








2,124 






20.9 




672 








2,764 






19.5 




627 








2,580 






28.8 




923 








3,799 






4.1 




132 








542 






5.6 




179 








737 






5.3 




169 








696 






4.4 




140 








578 






2.1 




67 








275 






11.3 




361 








1,485 






3.1 




101 








415 






9.5 




306 








1,259 






25.9 




830 








3,414 






3.0 




96 








395 






3.1 




100 








411 






10.3 




331 








1,361 






11.3 




361 








1,485 






7.2 




231 








953 






3.1 




100 








410 






10.0 




319 








1,314 






4.6 




148 








611 






26.8 




860 








3,538 






3.1 




98 








404 






48.5 


I 


,557 








6,405 






5.6 




178 








733 






8.3 




265 








1,092 






4.0 




129 








533 







SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



- 64 - 



REGION VI 

TABLE 4. — ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOD AND NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONS, STATES, AND COUNTIES, 1960 1/ — CON. 



KANSAS 



CON 



POPULATION DENSITY 
AND COUNTY 



C OENSITY CON 

LYCN 

MCPHtRSCN 
MARION 
MARSHALL 
MEACE 
MIAMI 
MITCHELL 
MONTGOMERY 
MORRIS 
MORTCN 
NEMAHA 
NEOSHO 
NESS 
NCRTCN 
OSAGE 
OSBCRNE 
OTTAWA 
PAWNEE 
PHILLIPS 
POTTAWATOMIE 
PRATT 
RAWLINS 
RENC 

REPUBLIC 
RICE 
RILEY 
ROOKS 
RUSH 
RU6SELL 
SALINE 
SCOTT 
SEWARD 
SHERIDAN 
SHERMAN 
SMITH 
STAFFORD 
STANTON 
STEVENS 
SUMNtR 
THOMAS 
TREGO 
WABAUNSEE 
WALLACE 
WASHINGTON 
WICHITA 
WILSCN 
WOOCSON 

STATE TOTAL 







FOOD 




NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 


POPULATION 














TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 


TOTAL 


PER DAYS 




SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


SUPPLY 


CAPITA SUPPLY 




MILLION 






1,000 




THOUSANDS 


CALORIES 


CALORIES 


DAYS 


FLUID 01. 


OUNCES DAYS 


1,364.8 


43,779 


32,077 


16.0 


180,155 


132 4.1 


26.9 


864 






3,554 




24.3 


779 






3,206 




15.1 


486 






1,999 




15.6 


500 






2,059 




5.5 


177 






727 




19.9 


638 






2,625 




8.9 


284 






1,170 




45.0 


1,444 






5,941 




7.4 


237 






976 




3.4 


108 






44 3 




12.9 


414 






1,702 




19.5 


624 






2,568 




5.5 


175 






722 




8.0 


258 






1,061 




12.9 


413 






1,701 




7.5 


241 






991 




6.8 


217 






895 




10.3 


329 






1,354 




8.7 


279 






1,150 




12.0 


384 






1,578 




12.1 


389 






1,600 




5.3 


169 






697 




59. 1 


1,894 






7,795 




9.8 


313 






1,289 




13.9 


446 






1,836 




41.9 


1,344 






5,533 




9.7 


312 






1,285 




6.2 


198 






813 




11.3 


364 






1,498 




54.7 


1,755 






7,222 




5.2 


168 






690 




15.9 


511 






2,103 




4.3 


137 






563 




6.7 


214 






882 




7.8 


249 






1,026 




7.5 


239 






984 




2.1 


68 






278 




4.4 


141 






581 




25.3 


812 






3,342 




7.4 


236 






971 




5.5 


176 






722 




6.6 


213 






878 




2.1 


66 






273 




10.7 


344 






1,418 




2.8 


89 






365 




13.1 


419 






1,726 




5.4 


174 






716 




2,178.6 


69,334 


31,825 


15.9 


253,919 


117 3.6 



SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



- 65 



REGION VI 

TABLE 4. — ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOD AND NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONS, STATES, AND COUNTIES, 1960 1/ — CON. 

MISSOURI 



POPULATION DENSITY 
AND COUNTY 



A DENSITY 
CLAY 
JACKSON 
JEFFERSON 
ST. CHARLES 
ST. LOUIS 
ST. LOUIS CITY 

B DENSITY 
GREENE 

C DENSITY 
ADAIR 
ANDREW 
ATCHISON 
AUDRAIN 
BARRY 
BARTON 
BATES 
BENTON 
BOLLINGER 
BOONE 
BUCHANAN 
BUTLER 
CALDWELL 
CALLAWAY 
CAMDEN 

CAPE GIRARDEAU 
CARROLL 
CARTER 
CASS 
CEDAR 
CHARITCN 
CHRISTIAN 
CLARK 
CLINTON 
CCLE 
COOPER 
CRAWFORD 
DADE 
DALLAS 
DAVIESS 
DE KALB 
DENT 
DOUGLAS 
DUNKLIN 
FRANKLIN 
GASCONACE 
GENTRY 
GRUNDY 
HARRISON 
HENRY 
HICKORY 
HOLT 
HOWARD 
HOWELL 
IRON 
JASPER 
JOHNSON 
KNCX 
LACLEDE 
LAFAYETTE 
LAWRENCE 









FOOC 






NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 


POPULATION 
















TOTAL 


PER 




DAYS 


TOTAL PER DAYS 




SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


SUPPLY CAPITA SUPPLY 




MILLION 








1,000 


THOUSANDS 


CALORIES 


CALORIES 


DAYS 


FLUID OZ. OUNCES DAYS 


2,283.1 


69 


,507 


30, 


444 


15.2 


219,179 96 3.0 


87.5 


2 


,663 








8,398 


622.7 


18 


,958 








59,782 


66.4 


2 


,021 








6,372 


53.0 


1 


,613 








5,085 


703.5 


21 


,418 








67,539 


750.0 


22 


,834 








72,002 


126.3 


4 


,048 


32, 


053 


16.0 


10,986 87 2.7 


126.3 


4 


,048 








10,986 - 


1,910.4 


61 


,281 


32, 


077 


16.0 


252,176 132 4.1 


20.1 




645 








2,654 


11.1 




355 








1,460 


9.2 




296 








1,216 


26.1 




837 








3,442 


18.9 




607 








2,498 


11.1 




356 








1,467 


15.9 




510 








2,099 


8.7 




280 








1,153 


9.2 




294 








1,210 


55.2 


1 


,771 








7,287 


90.6 


2 


,906 








11,957 


34.7 


1 


,112 








4,575 


8.8 




283 








1,166 


23.9 




765 








3,149 


9.1 




292 








1,203 


42.0 


1 


,348 








5,547 


13.8 




444 








1,828 


4.0 




127 








524 


29.7 




953 








3,921 


9.2 




295 








1,212 


12.7 




408 








1,679 


12.4 




396 








1,631 


8.7 




280 








1,152 


11.6 




372 








1,530 


40.8 


1 


,307 








5,380 


15.4 




496 








2,039 


12.6 




406 








1,669 


7.6 




243 








1,000 


9.3 




299 








1,229 


9.5 




305 








1,254 


7.2 




232 








954 


10.4 




335 








1,379 


9.7 




310 








1,274 


39.1 


1 


,255 








5,166 


44.6 


1 


,430 








5,883 


12.2 




391 








1,610 


8.8 




282 








1,161 


12.2 




392 








1,613 


11.6 




372 








1,532 


19.2 




617 








2,538 


4.5 




145 








596 


7.9 




253 








1,041 


10.9 




348 








1,433 


22.0 




707 








2,908 


8.0 




258 








1.C61 


78.9 


2 


,530 








10,410 


29.0 




930 








3,825 


6.6 




210 








866 


19.0 




609 








2,507 


25.3 




811 








3,336 


23.3 




746 








3,070 



SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



- 66 



REGION VI 



TABLE 4. 



-ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOD AND NONCONCENTR ATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGICNS, STATES, AND COUNTIES, 1960 1/ — CON. 



MISSOURI 



CON 



FOOD 



NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 



POPULATION DENSITY 

ANC COUNTY 



C DENSITY CON 

LEWIS 
LINCOLN 
LINN 

LIVINGSTON 
MC CCNALD 
MACON 
MADISON 
MARIES 
MARION 
MERCER 
MILLER 
MISSISSIPPI 
MONITEAU 
MONROt 
MONTGOMERY 
MORGAN 
NEW MACRID 
NEWTON 
NODAwAY 
OREGON 
OSACE 
OZARK 
PEMISCOT 
PERRY 
PETTIS 
PHELPS 
PIKE 
PLATTE 
POLK 
PULASKI 
PUTNAM 
RALLS 
RANCOLPH 
RAY 

REYNOLCS 
RIPLEY 
ST. CLAIR 
ST. FRANCOIS 
STE. GENEVIEVE 
SALINE 
SCHUYLER 
SCOTLANC 
SCOTI 
SHANNON 
SHELBY 
STOCDARD 
STCNE 
SULLIVAN 
TANEY 
TEXAS 
VERNCN 
WARREN 
WASHINGTON 
WAYNE 
WEBSTER 
WORTH 
WRIGHT 



STATE TOTAL 



POPULATION 


















TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 


TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 




SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 




MILLION 






1,000 






THOUSANDS 


CALORIES 


CALORIES 


DAYS 


FLUID OZ. 


OUNCES 


DAYS 


1,910.4 


61 


,281 


32,077 


16.0 


252,176 


132 


4.1 


11.0 




352 






1,450 






14.8 




474 






1,951 






16.8 




539 






2,220 






15.8 




506 






2,082 






11.8 




378 






1,557 






16.5 




528 






2,174 






9.4 




300 






1,236 






7.3 




234 






961 






29.5 




947 






3,897 






5.8 




184 






759 






13.8 




443 






1,822 






20.7 




664 






2,732 






10.5 




337 






1,386 






10.7 




343 






1,411 






11. 1 




356 






1,465 






9.5 




304 






1,251 






31.4 


1 


,006 






4,138 






30.1 




965 






3,972 






22.2 




713 






2,932 






9.8 




316 






1,300 






10.9 




349 






1,434 






6.7 




216 






890 






38. 1 


1 


,222 






5,029 






14.6 




470 






1,933 






35.1 


1 


,127 






4,636 






25.4 




815 






3,352 






16.7 




536 






2,205 






23.4 




749 






3,082 






13.8 




441 






1,815 






46.6 


1 


,494 






6,147 






7.0 




225 






924 






8.1 




259 






1,066 






22.0 




706 






2,906 






16.1 




516 






2,122 






5.2 




166 






681 






9.1 




292 






1,201 






8.4 




270 






1,112 






36.5 


I 


,171 






4,820 






12.1 




389 






1,599 






25.1 




807 






3,320 






5.1 




162 






667 






6.5 




208 






856 






32.7 


1 


,050 






4,323 






7.1 




227 






935 






9.1 




291 






1,196 






29.5 




946 






3,893 






8.2 




262 






1,079 






8.8 




282 






1,159 






10.2 




328 






1,351 






17.8 




570 






2,344 






20.5 




659 






2,711 






8.8 




281 






1,155 






14.3 




460 






1,894 






8.6 




277 






1, 140 






13.8 




441 






1,815 






3.9 




126 






520 






14.2 




455 






1,872 






4,319.8 


134 


,835 


31,213 


15.6 


482,341 


112 


3.5 



SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



- 67 - 



REGION VI 



TABLE 4.- 



-ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOD ANO NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONS, STATES, AND COUNTIES, 1960 1/ — CON. 



NEBRASKA 



POPULATION DENSITY 
AND COUNTY 



A DENSITY 

B DENSITY 

DOUGLAS 
LANCASTER 

C DENSITY 
ADAMS 
ANTELOPE 
ARTHUR 
BANNER 
BLAINE 
BGONE 
BOX BUTTE 
BOYD 
BROWN 
BUFFALO 
BURT 
BUTLER 
CA6S 
CEDAR 
CHASE 
CHERRY 
CHEYENNE 
CLAY 
COLFAX 
CUMING 
CUSTER 
DAKOTA 
DAWES 
OAHSON 
DEUEL 
DIXON 
DODGE 
DUNCY 
FILLMORE 
FRANKLIN 
FRONTIER 
FURNAS 
GAGE 
GARCEN 
GARFIELD 
GOSPER 
GRANT 
GREELEY 
HALL 

HAMILTON 
HARLAN 
HAYES 
HITCHCOCK 
HOLT 
HOOKER 
HOWARD 
JEFFERSON 
JOHNSON 
KEARNEY 
KEITH 
KEYA PAHA 
KIMBALL 
KNOX 
LINCOLN 
LOGAN 
LOUP 









FOOD 




NONCONCENT 


RATED LIQUIDS 


POPULATION 
















TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 


TOTAL 


PER DAYS 




SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


SUPPLY 


CAPITA SUPPLY 




MILLION 






1,000 




THOUSANDS 


CALORIES 


CALORIES 


DAYS 


FLUID 01. 


OUNCES DAYS 


.0 








.0 




.0 


498.8 


15 


,987 


32,053 


16.0 


43,392 


87 2.7 


343.5 


11 


,010 






29,884 




155.3 


4 


,977 






13,509 




912.6 


29 


,272 


32,077 


16.0 


120,459 


132 4.1 


28.9 




928 






3,821 




10.2 




326 






1,343 


- 


.7 




22 






90 




1.3 




41 






168 




1.0 




33 






134 




9.1 




293 






1,206 




11.7 




375 






1,543 




4.5 




145 






596 




4.4 




142 






586 




26.2 




842 






3,463 




10.2 




327 






1,345 




10.3 




331 






1,361 




17.8 




572 






2,352 




13.4 




429 






1,765 




4.3 




138 






570 




8.2 




264 






1,085 




14.8 




476 






1,957 




8.7 




280 






1,151 




9.6 




308 






1,267 




12.4 




399 






1,641 




16.5 




530 






2,180 




12.2 




390 






1,606 




9.5 




306 






1,259 




19.4 




622 






2,561 




3.1 




100 






413 




8.1 




260 






1,070 




32.5 


1 


,042 






4,286 




3.6 




115 






471 




9.4 




302 






1,244 




5.4 




175 






719 




4.3 




138 






569 




7.7 




247 






1,018 




26.8 




860 






3,540 




3.5 




111 






458 




2.7 




87 






356 




2.5 




80 






329 




1.0 




32 






133 




4.6 




147 






607 




35.8 


1 


,147 






4,720 




8.7 




280 






1,150 




5.1 




163 






671 




1.9 




62 






253 




4.8 




155 






637 




13.7 




440 






1,811 




1.1 




36 






149 




6.5 




210 






863 




11.6 




373 






1,534 




6.3 




201 






829 




6.6 




211 






869 




8.0 




255 






1,050 




1.7 




54 






221 




8.0 




256 






1,053 




13.3 




427 






1,756 


• 


28.5 




914 






3,761 




1.1 




3* 






146 




1.1 




35 






145 





SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



- 68 



REGION VI 

TABLE 4. — ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOD AND NONCONCfcNTRATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONSi STATES, AND COUNTIESi 1960 1/ — CON- 



NEBRASKA 



CON 



FOOD 



NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 



POPULATION DENSITY 
AND COUNTY 



C DENSITY CON 

MC PHERSON 
MACISON 
MERRICK 
MC-RRILL 
NANCE 
NEMAHA 
NUCKOLLS 
OTCE 
PAWNEE 
PERKINS 
PHELPS 
PIERCE 
PLATTE 
POLK 

RED WILLOW 
RICHARDSON 
ROCK 
SALINE 
SARPY 
SAUNDERS 
SCOTTS BLUFF 
SEWARD 
SHERIDAN 
SHERMAN 

sioux 

STANTON 

THAYER 

THOMAS 

THURSTON 

VALLEY 

WASHINGTON 

WAYNE 

WEBSTER 

WHEELER 

YORK 

STATE TOTAL 



POPULATION 


















TOTAL 


PEP 


t 


DAYS 


TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 




SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 




MILLION 








1,000 






THOUSANDS 


CALORIES 


CALORIES 


DAYS 


FLUID OZ. 


OUNCES 


DAYS 


912.6 


29,272 


32, 


077 


16.0 


120,459 


132 


4.1 


.7 


24 








97 






25-1 


807 








3,319 






8.4 


268 








1,104 






7.1 


226 








932 






5.6 


181 








744 






9.1 


292 








1,201 






8.2 


264 








1,C85 






16.5 


529 








2,178 






5. A 


172 








707 






4.2 


134 








553 






9.8 


314 








1,294 






8.7 


280 








1,151 






24.0 


770 








3,167 






7.2 


231 








952 






12.9 


415 








1,708 






13.9 


446 








1,835 






2.6 


82 








337 






12.5 


402 








1,656 






31.3 


1,003 








4,129 






17.3 


554 








2,280 






33.8 


1,084 








4,463 






13.6 


436 








1,793 






9.0 


290 








1, 194 






5.4 


173 








710 






2.6 


83 








340 






5.8 


186 








763 






9.1 


292 








1,204 






1.1 


35 








142 






7.2 


232 








955 






6.6 


211 








870 






12.1 


388 








1,598 






10. 


319 








1,315 






6.2 


200 








822 






1.3 


42 








171 






13.7 


440 








1,812 






1,411.3 


45,259 


32, 


069 


16.0 


163,851 


116 


3.6 



SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



- 69 



REGION VI 

TABLE 4. — ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOD AND NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONSt STATES, AND COUNTIES, 1960 1/ — CON. 

NORTH DAKOTA 



FOOD 



NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 



POPULATION DENSITY 
ANO COUNTY 



A DENSITY 

B DENSITY 

C DENSITY 
ADAMS 
BARNES 
BENSCN 
BILLINGS 
BOTTINE..U 
BOWMAN 
BURKE 
BURLEIGH 
CASS 

CAVALIER 
DICKEY 
DIVIDE 
DUNN 
EDCY 
EMWCNS 
FOSTER 

GOLDEN VALLEY 
GRAND FORKS 
GRANT 
GRIGGS 
HCTTINGER 
KICOER 
LA MOURE 
LOGAN 
MC HENRY 
MC INTOSH 
MC KENZIE 
MC LEAN 
MERCER 
MORTON 
MOUNTRAIL 
NELSON 
OLIVER 
PEMBINA 
PIERCE 
RAMSEY 
RANSOM 
RENVILLE 
RICHLAND 
ROLETTE 
SARGENT 
SHERIDAN 
SIOUX 
SLOPE 
STARK 
STEELE 
STUTSMAN 
TOWNER 
TRAILL 
WALSH 
WARD 
WELLS 
WILLIAMS 



POPULATION 
















TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 


TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 




SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 




MILLION 






1,000 






THOUSANDS 


CALORIES 


CALORIES 


DAYS 


FLUID 01. 


OUNCES 


DAYS 


.0 






.0 






.0 


.0 






.0 






.0 


632. A 


20,287 


32,077 


16.0 


83,483 


132 


4.1 


4.4 


143 






587 






16.7 


536 






2,207 






9.4 


303 






1,245 






1.5 


49 






200 






11.3 


363 






1,494 






4.2 


133 






548 






5.9 


189 






777 






34.0 


1,091 






4,490 






66.9 


2,147 






8,837 






10. 1 


323 






1,328 






8.1 


261 






1,075 






5.6 


179 






735 






6.4 


204 






838 






4.9 


158 






652 






8.5 


271 






1,117 






5.4 


172 






708 






3.1 


99 






409 






48.7 


1,561 






6,425 






6.2 


200 






825 






5.0 


161 






663 






6.3 


203 






834 






5.4 


173 






711 






8.7 


279 






1,149 






5.4 


172 






709 






11.1 


356 






1,465 






6.7 


215 






885 






7.3 


234 






963 






14.0 


450 






1,852 






6.8 


218 






898 






21.0 


673 






2,771 






10.1 


323 






1,330 






7.0 


226 






928 






2.6 


84 






345 






12.9 


415 






1,709 






7.4 


237 






976 






13.4 


431 






1,774 






8.1 


259 






1,066 






4.7 


151 






620 






18.8 


604 






2,485 






10.6 


341 






1,405 






6.9 


220 






905 






4.4 


140 






574 






3.7 


117 






483 






1.9 


61 






250 






18.5 


592 






2,436 






4.7 


151 






623 






25.1 


806 






3,318 






5.6 


180 






742 






10.6 


339 






1,397 






18.0 


577 






2,376 






47.1 


1,510 






6,214 






9.2 


296 






1,219 






22.1 


707 






2,911 







STATE TOTAL 



632.4 



20,287 



32,077 



16.0 



83,483 



.132 



4.1 



SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



- 70 - 



REGION VI 

TABLE 4. — ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOD AND NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONSt STATESt AND COUNTIES, 1960 1/ — CON. 

SOUTH DAKOTA 



FOOD 



NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 



POPULATION DENSI 
ANC COUNTY 



A DENSITY 

B DENSITY 

C DENSITY 
AURORA 
BEACLE 
BENNETT 
BON HOMME 
BROOKINGS 
8RCWN 
BRULE 
BUFFALO 
BUTTE 
CAMPBELL 
CHARLES MIX 
CLARK 
CLAY 

COOINGTON 
CORSON 
CUSTER 
DAVISON 
OAY 
DEUEL 
DEWEY 
DOUGLAS 
EDMUNDS 
FALL RIVER 
FAULK 
GRANT 
GREGORY 
HAAKCN 
HAML IN 
HANC 
HANSON 
HARCING 
HUGHES 
HUTCHINSON 
HYDE 
JACKSON 
JEflAULD 
JONES 
KINGSBURY 
LAKE 

LAWRENCE 
LINCOLN 
LYMAN 
MC COOK 
MC PHERSON 
MARSHALL 
MEACE 
MELLETTE 
MINER 
MINNEHAHA 
MOODY 

PENNINGTON 
PERKINS 
POTTER 
ROBERTS 
SANBORN 
SHANNON 
SPINK 
STANLEY 



POPULATION 
















TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 


TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 




SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 




MILLION 






1,000 






THOUSANDS 


CALORIES 


CALORIES 


DAYS 


FLUID OZ. 


OUNCES 


DAYS 


.0 






.0 






.0 


.0 






.0 






.0 


680.5 


21,829 


32,077 


16.0 


89,828 


132 


4.1 


4.7 


152 






627 






21.7 


695 






2,862 






3.1 


98 






403 






9.2 


296 






1,218 






20.0 


643 






2,646 






34.1 


1,094 






4,502 






6.3 


203 






834 






1.5 


50 






204 






8.6 


276 






1,134 






3.5 


113 






466 






11.8 


378 






1,556 






7.1 


229 






942 






10.8 


347 






1,427 






20.2 


649 






2,669 






5.8 


186 






765 






4.9 


157 






t48 






16.7 


535 






2,202 






10.5 


337 






1,388 






6.8 


218 






895 






5.3 


169 






694 






5.1 


164 






675 






6. 1 


195 






802 






10.7 


343 






1,411 






4.4 


141 






580 






9.9 


318 






1,309 






7.4 


237 






977 






3.3 


106 






436 






6.3 


202 






832 






6.7 


215 






886 






4.6 


147 






605 






2.4 


7 6 






313 






12.7 


408 






1,680 






11. 1 


356 






1,463 






2.6 


83 






343 






2.0 


64 






262 






4.0 


130 






534 






2.1 


6 6 






273 






9.2 


296 






1,218 






11.8 


377 






1,553 






17.1 


548 






2,254 






12.4 


397 






1,633 






4.4 


142 






584 






8.3 


265 






1,091 






5.8 


187 






768 






6.7 


214 






880 






12.0 


386 






1,590 






2.7 


85 






352 






5.4 


173 






713 






86.6 


2,777 






11,428 






8.8 


283 






1,163 






58.2 


1,867 






7,682 






6.0 


192 






789 






4.9 


158 






650 






13.2 


423 






1,741 






4.6 


149 






613 






6.0 


192 






792 






11.7 


375 






1,545 






4.1 


131 






539 







SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



- 71 - 



REGION VI 

TABLE 4. — ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOD AND NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONS, STATES, AND COUNTIES, 1960 1/ — CON. 

SOUTH DAKOTA CON 



POPULATION DENSITY 
AND COUNTY 



C DENSITY CON 

SULLY 
TOCC 
TRIPP 
TURNER 
UNION 
WALWORTH 
WASHABAUGH 
YANKTON 
ZIEBACH 

STATE TOTAL 680.5 21,829 32,077 16.0 89,828 132 4.1 







FOOD 




NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 


POPULATION 
















TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 


TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 




SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 




MILLION 






1,000 






THOUSANDS 


CALORIES 


CALORIES 


DAYS 


FLUID OZ. 


OUNCES 


DAYS 


680.5 


21,829 


32,077 


16.0 


89,828 


132 


4.1 


2.6 


84 






344 






4.7 


150 






615 






8.8 


281 






1, 156 






11.2 


358 






1,473 






10.2 


327 






1,346 






8.1 


260 






1,069 






1.0 


33 






138 






17.6 


563 






2,317 






2.5 


80 






329 







WYOMING 



FOOD NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 



POPULATION 
















TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 


TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 




SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 




MILLION 






1,000 






THOUSANDS 


CALORIES 


CALORIES 


DAYS 


FLUID OZ. 


OUNCES 


DAYS 


.0 






.0 






.0 



POPULATION DENSITY 
ANC COUNTY 



A DENSITY 

B DENSITY .0 .0 .0 

C DENSITY 330.1 14,998 45,439 22.7 49,180 149 4.7 

ALBANY 21.3 967 3,172 

BIG HORN 11.9 541 1,773 

CAMPBELL 5.9 266 873 

CARBON 14.9 679 2,226 

CONVERSE 6.4 289 949 

CRCOK 4.7 213 699 

FREMONT 26.2 1,189 3,899 

GOSHEN 11.9 543 1,779 

HOT SPRINGS 6.4 289 948 

JOHNSON 5.5 249 816 

LARAMIE 60.1 2,733 8,962 

LINCOLN 9.0 410 1,344 

NATRONA 49.6 2,255 7,394 

NICBRARA 3.8 170 559 

PARK 16.9 767 2,514 

PLATTE 7.2 327 1,072 

SHERIDAN 19.0 863 2,829 

SUBLETTE 3.8 172 563 

SW£ETWATER 17.9 814 2,670 

TETON 3.1 139 456 

UINTA 7.5 340 1,115 

WASHAKIE 8.9 404 1,324 

WESTON 7.9 360 1,181 

YEtLOWSTONE NATIONAL P .4 19 63 

STATE TOTAL 330.1 14,998 45,439 22.7 49,180 149 4.7 

- 72 - 

SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



REGION VII 

TABLE 4. — tSTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOD AND NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONS, STATES, AND COUNTIES, 1960 1/ — CON. 

ARIZONA 



POPULATION DENSITY 
AND COUNTY 



A DENSITY 

B DENSITY 

MARICOPA 
PIMA 

C DENSITY 
APACHE 
COCHISE 
COCCNINC 
GILA 
GRAHAM 
GREENLEE 
MCHAVE 
NAVAJO 
PINAL 

SANTA CRUZ 
YAVAPAI 
YUMA 

STATE TOTAL 







FOOD 




NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 


POPULATION 
















TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 


TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 




SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


SUPPLY 


CAP ITA 


SUPPLY 




MILLION 






1,000 






THOUSANDS 


CALORIES 


CALORIES 


DAYS 


FLUID OZ. 


OUNCES 


DAYS 


.0 






.0 






.0 


929.2 


29,371 


31,610 


15.8 


95,705 


103 


3.2 


663.5 


20,974 






68,342 






265.7 


8,398 






27,363 






373.0 


16,948 


45,439 


22.7 


55,576 


149 


4.7 


30. A 


1,383 






4,535 






55.0 


2,501 






8,201 






41.9 


1,902 






6,237 






25.7 


1,170 






3,836 






14.0 


638 






2,093 






11.5 


523 






1,715 






7.7 


352 






1,153 






38.0 


1,726 






5,661 






62.7 


2,848 






9,338 






10.8 


491 






1,610 






28.9 


1,314 






4,308 






46.2 


2,101 






6,889 






1,302.2 


46,319 


35,571 


17.8 


151,280 


116 


3.6 



SEE FCOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



73 



REGION VII 

TABLE 4. — ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOD AND NONCONCENTR ATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONS, STATES, AND COUNTIES, 1960 1/ — CON. 

CALIFORNIA 









FOOD 




NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 


POPULATION DENSITY 


POPULATION 














ANC COUNTY 




TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 


TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 






SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 






MILLION 






1,000 








THOUSANDS 


CALORIES 


CALORIES 


DAYS 


FLUID OZ. 


OUNCES 


DAYS 


A DENSITY 


10,559.1 


318,567 


30,170 


15.1 


1,309,324 


124 


3.9 


ALAMEDA 


908.2 


27,401 






112,618 






CONTRA COSTA 


409.0 


12,340 






50,720 






LOS ANGELES 


6,038.8 


182,190 






748,808 






MARIN 


146.8 


4,430 






18,206 






ORANGE 


703.9 


21,237 






87,287 






SAN CIEGO 


1,033.0 


31,166 






128,093 






SAN FRANCISCO 


740.3 


22,335 






91,799 






SAN MATEO 


444.4 


13,407 






55, 104 






SOLANO 


134.6 


4,061 






16,690 . 






B DENSITY 


4,007.2 


126,668 


31,610 


15.8 


412,742 


103 


3.2 


FRESNO 


365.9 


11,568 






37,692 






HUMBOLDT 


104.9 


3,316 






10,804 






KERN 


292.0 


9,230 






30,074 






MONTEREY 


198.4 


6,270 






20,430 






RIVERSIDE 


306.2 


9,679 






31,538 






SACRAMENTO 


502.8 


15,893 






51,786 






SAN BERNARDINO 


503.6 


15,919 






51,870 






SAN JOAQUIN 


250.0 


7,902 






25,749 






SANTA BARBARA 


169.0 


5,341 






17,403 






SANTA CLARA 


642.3 


20,304 






66, 158 






SONCMA 


147.4 


4,659 






15,180 






STANISLAUS 


157.3 


4,972 






16,201 






TULARE 


168.4 


5,323 






17,346 






VENTURA 


199.1 


6,295 






20,511 






C DENSITY 


1,150.9 


52,297 


45,439 


22.7 


171,489 


149 


4.7 


ALPINE 


.4 


18 






59 






AMACOR 


10.0 


454 






1,489 






BUTTE 


82.0 


3,727 






12,222 






CALAVERAS 


10.3 


468 






1,533 






COLUSA 


12.1 


549 






1,799 






DEL NORTE 


17.8 


807 






2,648 






EL CCRACO 


29.4 


1,335 






4,379 






GLENN 


17.2 


784 






2,570 






IMPERIAL 


72.1 


3,276 






10,744 






INYO 


11.7 


531 






1,741 






KINGS 


50.0 


2,270 






7,443 






LAKE 


13.8 


626 






2,054 






LASSEN 


13.6 


618 






2,026 






MADERA 


40.5 


1,839 






6,030 






MARIPOSA 


5.1 


230 






755 






MENDOCINO 


51.1 


2,320 






7,608 






MERCED 


90.4 


4,110 






13,476 






MOCCC 


8.3 


378 






1,238 






MONC 


2.2 


101 






330 






NAPA 


65.9 


2,994 






9,818 






NEVADA 


20.9 


950 






3,116 






PLACER 


57.0 


2,590 






8,493 






PLUMAS 


11.6 


528 






1,731 






SAN BENITO 


15.4 


700 






2,294 






SAN LUIS OBISPO 


81.0 


3,683 






12,076 






SANTA CRUZ 


84.2 


3,827 






12,549 






SHASTA 


59.5 


2,702 






8,861 






SIERRA 


2.2 


102 






335 






SISK IYOU 


32.9 


1,494 






4,900 






SUTTtR 


33.4 


1,517 






4,974 






TEHAMA 


25.3 


1,150 






3,770 






TRINITY 


9.7 


441 






1,446 






TUOLUMNE 


14.4 


655 






2,146 


. 




YOLO 


65.7 


2,987 






9,793 






YUBA 


33.9 


1,539 






5,045 







SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



74 



REGION VII 



TA8LE 4. 



-ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOD AND NONCONCENTR ATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONS, STATES, AND COUNTIES, 1960 1/ — CON. 



CALIFORNIA 



CON 



FOOD 



NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 



POPULATION DENSITY 
ANC COUNTY 



C DENSITY CON 

STATE TOTAL 



POPULATION 
















TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 


TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 




SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 




MILLION 






1,000 






THOUSANDS 


CALORIES 


CALORIES 


DAYS 


FLUID OZ. 


OUNCES 


DAYS 


1. 150.9 


52,297 


45,439 


22.7 


171,489 


149 


4.7 


15,717.2 


497,532 


31,655 


15.8 


1,893,555 


120 


3.8 



NEVADA 



FOOD 



POPULATION DENSITY 
AND COUNTY 



A DENSITY 

B DENSITY 
CLARK 

C DENSITY 
CHURCHILL 
DOUGLAS 
ELKC 

ESMERALDA 
EUREKA 
HUMBOLCT 
LANCER 
LINCOLN 
LYCN 
MINERAL 
NYE 

0RMS8Y 
PERSHING 
STOREY 
WASHOE 
WHITE PINE 



NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 



POPULATION 


















TOTAL 


PER 




DAYS 


TOTAL 


PER 


OAYS 




SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 




MILLION 








1,000 






THOUSANDS 


CALORIES 


CALORIES 


DAYS 


FLUID OZ. 


OUNCES 


DAYS 


.0 








.0 






.0 


127.0 


4,015 


31, 


610 


15.8 


13,083 


103 


3.2 


127.0 


4,015 








13,083 






158.3 


7,191 


45, 


439 


22.7 


23,581 


149 


4.7 


8.5 


384 








1,259 






3.5 


158 








519 






12.0 


546 








1,790 






.6 


28 








92 






.8 


55 








114 






5.7 


259 








850 






1.6 


71 








233 






2.4 


110 








362 






6. 1 


279 








915 






6.3 


288 








943 






4.4 


199 








652 






8.1 


366 








1,201 






3.2 


145 








477 






.6 


26 








85 






84.7 


3,851 








12,627 






9.8 


446 








1,461 







STATE TOTAL 



285.3 



11,206 



39,282 



19.6 



36,664 



129 



4.0 



SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



- 75 - 



REGION VII 

TABLE 4. — ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOD AND NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONS, STATES, AND COUNTIES, 1960 1/ — CON. 

UTAH 

FOOD NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 

POPULATION DENSITY POPULATION 

AND COUNTY TOTAL PER DAYS TOTAL PER DAYS 

SUPPLY CAPITA SUPPLY SUPPLY CAPITA SUPPLY 

MILLION 1,000 

THOUSANDS CALORIES CALORIES DAYS FLUID 01. OUNCES DAYS 

A DENSITY .0 .0 .0 

B DENSITY 600.8 18,990 31,610 15.8 61,879 103 3.2 

SALT LAKE 383.0 12,108 39,453 

UTAH 107.0 3,382 11,020 

WEBER 110.7 3,501 11,407 

C DENSITY 289.9 13,171 45,439 22.7 43,189 149 4.7 

BEAVER 4.3 197 645 

8CX ELDER 25.1 1,139 3,734 - 

CACHE 35.8 1,626 5,332 

CARBCN 21.1 960 3,149 

DAGGETT 1.2 53 173 

DAVIS 64.8 2,943 9,649 

DUCHESNE 7.2 326 1,070 

EMERY 5.5 252 826 

GARFIELD 3.6 163 533 

GRAND 6.3 288 945 

IRCN 10.8 491 1,608 

JUAB 4.6 209 685 

KANE 2.7 121 397 

MILLARD 7.9 357 1,172 

MORGAN 2.8 129 423 

PIUTE 1.4 65 214 

RICH 1.7 77 251 

SAN JUAN 9.0 411 1,347 

SANPETE 11.1 502 1,647 

SEVIER 10.6 480 1,574 

SUMMIT 5.7 258 845 

TOCELE 17.9 812 2,662 

UINTAH 11.6 526 1,726 

WASATCH 5.3 241 791 

WASHINGTON 10.3 467 1,530 

WAYNE 1.7 79 257 

STATE TOTAL 890.6 32,161 36,111 18.1 105,068 118 3.7 
SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



76 



REGION VIII 

TABLE 4. — ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOD AND NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONS, STATES, AND COUNTIES, 1960 1/ — CON. 

IDAHO 



FOOD 



NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 



POPULATION DENSITY 
AND COUNTY 



POPULATION 



THOUSANDS 



TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 


SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


MILLION 






CALORIES 


CALORIES 


DAYS 



TOTAL 
SUPPLY 

1,000 
FLUID CZ. 



PER 
CAPITA 



OUNCES 



DAYS 
SUPPLY 



DAYS 



A DENSITY 



B DENSITY 



.0 



.0 



.0 
.0 



C DENSITY 
ADA 
ACAMS 
BANNCCK 
BEAR LAKE 
BENEWAH 
BINGHAM 
BLAINE 
BOISE 
BONNER 
BONNEVILLE 
BOUNDARY 
BUTTE 
CAMAS 
CANYON 
CARIBOU 
CASSIA 
CLARK 

CLEARWATER 
CUSTER 
ELMCRE 
FRANKL IN 
FREMONT 
GEM 

GOOCING 
IDAHO 
JEFFERSON 
JEROME 
KOOTENAI 
LATAH 
LEMHI 
LEWIS 
LINCOLN 
MACISON 
MINIDOKA 
NEZ PERCE 
ONEIDA 
OWYHEE 
PAYETTE 
POWER 
SHOSHONE 
TETCN 

TWIN FALLS 
VALLEY 
WASHINGTON 

STATE TOTAL 



667.2 


30,316 


93.5 


4,247 


3.0 


135 


49.3 


2,242 


7.1 


325 


6.0 


274 


28.2 


1,282 


A. 6 


209 


1.6 


75 


15.6 


708 


46.9 


2,131 


5.8 


264 


3.5 


159 


.9 


42 


57.7 


2,620 


6.0 


272 


16.1 


733 


.9 


42 


8.5 


388 


3.0 


136 


16.7 


760 


8.5 


384 


8.7 


394 


9.1 


415 


9.5 


434 


13.5 


615 


11.7 


530 


11.7 


532 


29.6 


1,343 


21.2 


962 


5.8 


264 


4.4 


201 


3.7 


167 


9.4 


428 


14.4 


654 


27.1 


1,230 


3.6 


164 


6.4 


290 


12.4 


562 


4.1 


187 


20.9 


949 


2.6 


120 


41.8 


1,901 


3.7 


166 


8.4 


381 



45,439 



22.7 



667.2 



30,316 



45,439 



22.7 



99,411 

13,926 

444 

7,352 

1,065 

899 

4,204 

685 

245 

2,322 

6,989 

866 

521 

137 

8,592 

890 

2,402 

136 

1,274 

446 

2,491 

1,260 

1,293 

1,360 

1,422 

2,018 

1,739 

1,745 

4,404 

3,154 

867 

659 

549 

1,403 

2,145 

4,033 

537 

950 

1,842 

613 

3,111 

393 

6,234 

546 

1,248 

99,411 



149 



4.7 



149 



4.7 



SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



77 



REGION VIII 

TABLE 4. — ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOD AND NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONS, STATES, AND COUNTIES, I960 1/ — CON. 

MONTANA 











FOOD 




NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 


POPULATION DENSITY 


POPULATION 












AND COUNTY 




TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 


TOTAL PER DAYS 






SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


SUPPLY CAPITA SUPPLY 






MILLION 






1,000 




THOUSANDS 


CALORIES 


CALORIES 


DAYS 


FLUID 01. OUNCES DAYS 


A DENSITY 


.0 








.0 


.0 


B DENSITY 


.0 








.0 


.0 


C DENSITY 


674.8 


10 


,661 


45,439 


22.7 


100,540 149 4.7 


BEAVERHEAD 


7.2 




327 






1,072 


BIG HORN 


10.0 




455 






1,491 


BLAINE 


8. 1 




368 






1,206 


BROADWATER 


2.8 




127 






418. 


CARBCN 


8.3 




378 






1,239 


CARTER 


2.5 




113 






371 


CASCADE 


73.4 


3 


,336 






10,939 


CHOUTEAU 


7.3 




334 






1,095 


CUSTCR 


13.2 




601 






1,971 


DANIELS 


3.8 




171 






559 


DAWSON 


12.3 




560 






1,835 


DEER LODGE 


18.6 




847 






2,777 


FALLCN 


4.0 




182 






596 


FERGUS 


14.0 




637 






2,089 


FLATHEAD 


33.0 


1 


,498 






4,912 


GALLATIN 


26.0 


1 


,183 






3,881 


GARFIELD 


2.0 




90 






295 


GLACIER 


11.6 




526 






1,723 


GOLCEN VALLEY 


1.2 




55 






179 


GRANITE 


3.0 




137 






449 


HILL 


18.7 




848 






2,779 


JEFFERSON 


4.3 




195 






640 
460 


JUCITH BASIN 


3.1 




140 






LAKE 


13.1 




595 






1,952 


LEWIS AND CLARK 


28.0 


1 


,273 






4,173 


LIBERTY 


2.6 




119 






391 


LINCOLN 


12.5 




570 






1,868 


MC CCNE 


3.3 




151 






495 


MADISON 


5.2 




237 






776 


MEAGHER 


2.6 




119 






390 


MINERAL 


3.0 




138 






453 


MISSOULA 


44.7 


2 


,029 






6,655 


MUSSELSHELL 


4.9 




222 






728 


PARK 


13.2 




598 






1,962 


PETROLEUM 


.9 




41 






133 


PHILLIPS 


6.0 




274 






898 


PONDERA 


7.7 




348 






1,140 


POWCER RIVER 


2.5 




113 






370 


POWELL 


7.0 




318 






1,043 


PRAIRIE 


2.3 




105 






345 


RAVALLI 


12.3 




561 






1,839 


RICHLAND 


10.5 




477 






1,565 


ROOSEVELT 


11.7 




533 






1,748 


ROSEBUD 


6.2 




281 






922 


SANDERS 


6.9 




313 






1,025 


SHERIDAN 


6.5 




293 






962 


SILVER BOW 


46.5 


2 


,111 






6,922 


STILLWATER 


5.5 




251 






823 


SWEET GRASS 


3.3 




149 






490 


TETCN 


7.3 




331 






1,087 


TOOLE 


7.9 




359 






1,178 


TREASURE 


1.3 




61 






200 


VALLEY 


17.1 




776 






2,545 


WHEATLAND 


3.0 




137 






451 


WIBAUX 


1.7 




77 






253 . 


YELLOWSTONE 


79.0 


1 


,590 






11,773 


YELLCWSTONE NATIONAL 


P .0 




2 






7 


STATE TOTAL 


674.8 


30 


,661 


45,439 


22.7 


100,540 149 4.7 



SEE FCCTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



- 78 



REGION VIII 



TABLE 4, 



-ESTIMATEO SUPPLY OF FOOD AND NONCONCENTRATEO LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONS, STATES, AND COUNTIES, 1960 1/ — CON. 



OREGON 



FOOD 



NONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 



POPULAT ICN DENSITY 
AND COUNTY 



A DENSITY 

B DENSITY 
CLACKAMAS 
LANE 
MARION 
MULTNOMAH 

C DENSITY 

BAKER 

BENTGN 

CLATSOP 

COLUMBIA 

CGCS 

CROCK 

CURRY 

DESCHUTES 

DOUGLAS 

GILLIAM 

GRANT 

HARNEY 

HCCC RIVER 

JACKSON 

JEFFERSON 

JOSEPHINE 

KLAMATh 

LAKE 

LINCCLN 

LINN 

MALHEUR 

MCRROW 

PCLK 

SHERMAN 

TILLAMCCK 

UMAT ILLA 

UNION 

WALLOWA 

WASCO 

WASHINGTON 

WHEELER 

YAMHILL 

STATE TOTAL 



POPULATION 


















TOTAL 


PEh 




DAYS 


TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 




SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 




MILLION 








1,000 






THOUSANDS 


CALORIES 


CALORIES 


DAYS 


FLUID 01. 


OUNCt S 


DAYS 


.(.: 








.0 






.0 


919.6 


29,069 


H, 


610 


15.8 


94,722 


103 


3.2 


113.0 


3,573 








11,643 






162.9 


5,149 








16,778 






120.9 


3,821 








12,451 






522.8 


16,526 








53,850 






849.1 


38,580 


45, 


439 


22.7 


126,510 


149 


4.7 


17.3 


786 








2,577 






39.2 


1,780 








5,836 






27. A 


1,244 








4,080 






22.4 


1,017 








3,334 






55.0 


2,497 








8, 188 






9.4 


428 








1,405 






14.0 


635 








2,083 






23.1 


1,050 








3,442 






68.5 


3,111 








10,200 






3.1 


139 








457 






7.7 


351 








1,151 






6.7 


306 








1,005 






13.4 


609 








1,996 






74.0 


3,361 








11,020 






7.1 


324 








1,062 






29.9 


1,359 








4,458 






47.5 


2,157 








7,074 






7.2 


325 








1,067 






24.6 


1,119 








3,671 






58.9 


2,675 








8,771 






22.8 


1,034 








3,392 






4.9 


221 








726 






26.5 


1,205 








3,952 






2.4 


111 








364 






19.0 


861 








2,824 






44.4 


2,015 








6,608 






18.2 


826 








2,709 






7.1 


323 








1,058 






20.2 


918 








3,011 






92.2 


4,191 








13,743 






2.7 


124 








406 






32.5 


1,476 








4,839 






1,768.7 


67,650 


38, 


249 


19.1 


221,231 


125 


3.9 



SEE FOOTNOTE AT END OF TABLE. 



- 79 



REGION VIII 

TABLE 4. --ESTIMATED SUPPLY OF FOOD AND NONCONCENTR ATED LIQUIDS IN RETAIL FOOD STORES BY CIVIL DEFENSE 
REGIONS, STATES, AND COUNTIES, 1960 1/ — CON. 

WASHINGTON 



POPULATION DENSITY 
ANC COUNTY 



A DENSITY 
KING 

SNOHOMISH 

B DENSITY 
PIERCE 
SPCKANE 
YAKIMA 

C DENSITY 
ADAMS 
ASOTIN 
BENTCN 
CHELAN 
CLALLAM 
CLARK 
COLUMBIA 
COWLITZ 
DOUGLAS 
FERRY 
FRANKLIN 
GARFIELC 
GRANT 

GRAYS HARBOR 
ISLAND 
JEFFtRSCN 
KITSAP 
KITTITAS 
KLICKITAT 
LEWIS 
LINCOLN 
MASCN 
OKANOGAN 
PACIFIC 
PEND OREILLE 
SAN JUAN 
SKAGIT 
SKAMANIA 
STEVENS 
THURSTON 
WAHKIAKUM 
WALLA WALLA 
WHATCOM 
WHITMAN 

STATE TOTAL 



POPULATION 



THOUSANDS 

1,107.2 
935.0 
172.2 

745.0 
321.6 
278.3 
145.1 

1,001.0 
9.9 
12.9 
62.1 
40.7 
30.0 
93.8 
4.6 
57.8 
14.9 



TOTAL 
SUPPLY 



FOOD 



PER 
CAPITA 



3. 
23, 

3. 
46. 

54. 
19. 



9.6 
84.2 
20.5 
13.5 
41.9 
10.9 
16.3 
25.5 
14.7 

6.9 

2.9 
51.4 

5.2 
17.9 
55.0 

3.4 
42.2 
70.3 
31.3 

2,853.2 



MILLION 

CALORIES CALORIES 

30,170 



31,610 



33, 


405 


28, 


209 


5, 


195 


23 


551 


10, 


165 


8. 


798 


4 


587 


45 


483 




451 




587 


2 


820 


1 


851 


1 


364 


4 


263 




208 


2 


,626 




677 




177 


1 


,061 




135 


2 


,112 


2 


,475 




892 




438 


3 


,825 




930 




611 


1 


,902 




496 




738 


1 


,160 




667 




314 




131 


2 


,333 




237 




813 


2 


,501 




156 


1 


,917 


i 


,195 


1 


,421 


102 


,438 



45,439 



DAYS 
SUPPLY 



DAYS 
15.1 



15.8 



22.7 



35,903 



18.0 



ONCONCENTRATED LIQUIDS 


TOTAL 


PER 


DAYS 


SUPPLY 


CAPITA 


SUPPLY 


1,000 






LUID OZ. 


OUNCES 


DAYS 


137,294 


124 


3.9 


115,942 






21,353 






76,739 


103 


3.2 


33, 124 






28,668 






14,947 






149, 144 


149 


4.7 


1,479 






1,923 






9,248 






6,071 






4,473 






13,978 






681 






8,612 






2,219 






579 






3,478 






443 






6,925 






8,115 






2,926 






1,436 






12,542 






3,050 






2,005 






6,237 






1,627 






2,421 






3,802 






2, 186 






1,030 






428 






7,651 






776 






2,665 






8,202 






510 






6,287 






10,477 






4,658 






363, 177 


127 


4.0 



Footnotes to tables : 

County density group assignments were made in accordance with the 1960 Census of Population, 
Independent cities are treated as counties. Density A includes counties in the 25 largest 
standard metropolitan statistical areas; density B includes counties with populations of 100,000 
or greater except those in A; and density C includes counties with populations less than 100,000 
except those in A. 

The per capita supply figures for food and nonconcent rated liquids are identical for each 
county in the same region and density group; this is true for days' supply, also. 

Days' supply of food and nonconcentrated fluids are arrived at by dividing per capita 
calories and fluid ounces by 2,000 and 32 respectively, the number of calories and ounces speci- 
fied per person per day. 

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