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Page: 2009 Summer Camper Enrollment Information
1. Our total summer enrollment in camper weeks was in the range of
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Percent		Response
Count
5000 or more
4.4%24
2500 to 4999
12.9%71
1750 to 2499
11.6%64
1000 to 1749
20.5%113
750 to 999
9.6%53
500 to 749
12.7%70
250 to 499
16.7%92
less than 249
11.6%64

2. Compared to last year, our camper enrollment for this summer was
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Percent		Response
Count
lower than last year
49.0%270
about the same as last year
22.1%122
higher than last year
28.7%158
we do not enroll individual campers
0.2%1

3. If your summer camper enrollment was higher or lower in the previous question, how much higher or lower was it?
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higher by22.2% (49)24.4% (54)13.6% (30)24.9% (55)14.9% (33)221
lower by19.7% (53)20.1% (54)18.6% (50)34.9% (94)6.7% (18)269

4. When compared to the last 5 years, the 2009 summer camp enrollment was
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Percent		Response
Count
the highest of the past 5 summers
17.9%99
higher than most of the past 5 summers
18.1%100
about the same as the past 5 summers
21.6%119
lower than most of the past 5 summers
21.9%121
the lowest of the past 5 summers
20.5%113

5. Our overall camp enrollment for the summer of 2009 was at
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Percent		Response
Count
100% capacity
9.3%51
90-99% capacity
29.9%163
80-89% capacity
29.1%159
less than 80% capacity
31.7%173

6. How close were you to your targeted enrollment for the summer of 2009?
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Percent		Response
Count
100%
22.3%122
90-99%
36.7%201
80-89%
25.0%137
less than 80%
16.1%88

7. If your camp intentionally set a targeted enrollment that was less than the Camp's actual capacity, the MAIN reasons for the difference were
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Percent		Response
Count
we can't hire enough staff to enroll at full capacity
2.3%9
choose to limit enrollment for quality experience reasons
16.2%62
enrollment requests don't match age group size limits
14.1%54
enrollment requests don't match gender limits
3.1%12
enrollment doesn't match week availability
10.7%41
current budget doesn't support actual capacity
11.2%43
we strategically planned for reduced growth based on economic slowdown
41.0%157
Other (please specify)
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20.6%79

8. Compared to last year, enrollments by session length were:
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1 week session25.4% (116)29.8% (136)21.9% (100)22.8% (104)456
2 week session18.6% (80)25.9% (111)19.1% (82)36.4% (156)429
3-4 week session19.1% (82)21.4% (92)15.2% (65)44.3% (190)429
5-6 week session13.4% (51)16.3% (62)7.1% (27)63.2% (240)380
7-8+ week session22.7% (93)14.9% (61)6.8% (28)55.5% (227)409

9. Our total number of campers enrolled this summer was in the range of
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Percent		Response
Count
1 to 99
2.9%16
100 to 199
9.6%53
200 to 299
11.4%63
300 to 399
13.1%72
400 to 499
12.5%69
500 to 649
12.2%67
650 to 999
16.5%91
1000 to 1499
13.1%72
1500 to 1999
4.0%22
2000 or more
4.7%26

10. The percentage of our total campers from minority groups (race/ethnicity) was in the range of
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Percent		Response
Count
1-5%
36.6%195
6-10%
27.4%146
11-15%
9.8%52
16-20%
7.9%42
21-30%
5.3%28
31-50%
4.5%24
more than 50%
6.8%36
we had no minority campers
1.9%10

11. The economic levels of the families we primarily serve are considered
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Percent		Response
Count
poverty
2.7%15
low income
8.8%48
middle income
57.1%312
high income
24.9%136
Other (please specify)
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6.4%35

12. Compared to last year, summer enrollment for boys in camper weeks was
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Percent		Response
Count
lower than last year
30.0%161
about the same as last year
38.5%207
higher than last year
21.0%113
we don't enroll boys (skip to question 14)
10.4%56

13. If your summer enrollment for boys was higher or lower in the previous question, how much higher or lower was it?
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higher by23.4% (43)20.7% (38)12.5% (23)13.6% (25)29.9% (55)184
lower by21.4% (41)16.1% (31)14.6% (28)28.1% (54)20.3% (39)192

14. Compared to last year, summer enrollment for girls in camper weeks was
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Percent		Response
Count
lower than last year
36.1%195
about the same as last year
42.0%227
higher than last year
17.8%96
we don't enroll girls (skip to question 16)
4.1%22

15. If your summer enrollment for girls was higher or lower in the previous question, how much higher or lower was it?
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higher by23.4% (45)22.4% (43)8.9% (17)14.6% (28)30.7% (59)192
lower by23.9% (49)16.1% (33)14.6% (30)27.3% (56)18.0% (37)205

16. Compared to last year, summer enrollment for 9 year olds and younger in camper weeks was
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Percent		Response
Count
lower than last year
29.3%156
about the same as last year
39.8%212
higher than last year
25.9%138
we don't enroll 9 year olds and younger (skip to question 18)
4.9%26

17. If your summer enrollment for 9 year olds and younger was higher or lower in the previous question, how much higher or lower was it?
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higher by24.2% (53)20.1% (44)15.1% (33)14.2% (31)26.5% (58)219
lower by22.5% (40)15.2% (27)15.7% (28)27.5% (49)19.1% (34)178

18. Compared to last year, summer enrollment for campers 10-12 years old in camper weeks was
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Percent		Response
Count
lower than last year
32.3%172
about the same as last year
42.3%225
higher than last year
24.1%128
we don't enroll 10-12 year olds (skip to question 20)
1.3%7

19. If your summer enrollment for 10-12 year olds was higher or lower in the previous question, how much higher or lower was it?
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higher by26.3% (56)19.2% (41)12.7% (27)15.5% (33)26.8% (57)213
lower by24.3% (43)24.3% (43)14.7% (26)24.3% (43)12.4% (22)177

20. Compared to last year, summer enrollment for teenagers in camper weeks was
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Percent		Response
Count
lower than last year
32.0%171
about the same as last year
34.2%183
higher than last year
26.5%142
we don't enroll teenagers (skip to question 22)
7.3%39

21. If your summer enrollment for teenagers was higher or lower in the previous question, how much higher or lower was it?
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Count
higher by35.7% (71)27.1% (54)9.0% (18)20.6% (41)7.5% (15)199
lower by24.4% (38)23.7% (37)18.6% (29)28.2% (44)5.1% (8)156

22. What percent of your 2009 campers were campers returning from prior summers?
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Percent		Response
Count
0%
0.4%2
1-9%
0.6%3
10-24%
3.9%21
25-49%
15.5%83
50-74%
44.8%239
75-89%
30.1%161
90-99%
4.5%24
100 %
0.2%1

23. Compared to last year, summer enrollment for returning campers was
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Percent		Response
Count
lower than last year
23.3%125
about the same as last year
56.9%305
higher than last year
17.7%95
n/a
2.1%11

24. If your summer enrollment was higher or lower in the previous question, how much higher or lower was it?
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higher by20.2% (37)22.4% (41)14.8% (27)8.7% (16)33.9% (62)183
lower by17.8% (27)21.1% (32)14.5% (22)25.0% (38)21.7% (33)152

25. What percent of your 2009 campers were international campers?
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Percent		Response
Count
0 %
53.2%289
1-4%
35.7%194
5-9%
6.4%35
10-24 %
3.9%21
25-49 %
0.6%3
50-74 %
0.2%1
75-100 % 0.0%0
Please list their home countries:
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26. Compared to last year, summer enrollment for international campers was
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Percent		Response
Count
lower than last year
9.4%50
about the same as last year
34.9%185
higher than last year
8.5%45
n/a
47.2%250

27. If your summer enrollment for international campers was higher or lower in the previous question, how much higher or lower was it?
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higher by22.9% (36)7.0% (11)1.3% (2)3.2% (5)65.6% (103)157
lower by18.4% (19)8.7% (9)5.8% (6)10.7% (11)56.3% (58)103

28. Compared to last year, summer enrollment for minority campers (race/ethnicity) was
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Percent		Response
Count
lower than last year
8.1%43
about the same as last year
72.8%389
higher than last year
12.2%65
n/a
6.9%37

29. If your summer enrollment for minority campers (race/ethnicity) was higher or lower in the previous question, how much higher or lower was it?
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higher by24.2% (39)12.4% (20)5.0% (8)3.7% (6)54.7% (88)161
lower by25.3% (19)8.0% (6)10.7% (8)16.0% (12)40.0% (30)75

30. If you have specialized programs (i.e., horseback riding, ropes courses, target sports, tripping, etc.) when compared to last year the campers were:
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Percent		Response
Count
interested to the same degree
49.5%259
not as interested in the specialized program(s)
11.5%60
more interested in the specialized programs(s)
10.5%55
we don't offer specialized programs
25.8%135
other (please specify the popular specialized programs(s) you offered)
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2.7%14

31. The total number of campers who received financial support (camp scholarships) of at least 50% of the camp fee this summer was in the range of
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Percent		Response
Count
0
9.3%50
1-9
16.6%89
10-19
16.9%91
20-29
13.6%73
30-49
10.1%54
50-99
12.5%67
100-199
9.3%50
200-299
4.5%24
300 or more
7.3%39

32. The total number of summer camper weeks represented by children who received camp scholarships of at least 50% of the camp fee was in the range of:
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Percent		Response
Count
1 to 14 weeks
17.6%92
15 to 29 weeks
12.6%66
30 to 49 weeks
10.1%53
50 to 99 weeks
16.4%86
100 to 199 weeks
14.1%74
200 to 249 weeks
7.1%37
250 to 499 weeks
5.2%27
500 to 999 weeks
3.4%18
1000 weeks or more
2.5%13
n/a
10.9%57

33. Compared to last year, summer enrollment of campers who received camp scholarships was
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Count
lower than last year
8.8%47
about the same as last year
35.5%190
higher than last year
49.7%266
we had no campers on camp scholarships
6.0%32

34. If the summer enrollment of campers who received camp scholarships was higher or lower in the previous question, how much higher or lower was it?
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higher by21.3% (64)19.6% (59)19.3% (58)26.9% (81)13.0% (39)301
lower by16.0% (12)18.7% (14)14.7% (11)18.7% (14)32.0% (24)75

35. The total dollar amount for all camp scholarships awarded for Summer 2009 was
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Percent		Response
Count
less than $1,000
2.6%14
$1,000 to $2,499
5.5%29
$2,500 to $4,999
5.8%31
$5,000 to $9,999
10.2%54
$10,000 to $24,999
15.8%84
$25,000 to $49,999
17.5%93
$50,000 to $74,999
12.1%64
$75,000 to $99,999
5.8%31
$100,000 to $249,999
12.6%67
$250,000 or more
5.8%31
we awarded no camp scholarships
6.0%32

36. The total number of campers enrolled in some type of specific leadership or counselor-in-training program was in the range of
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Count
1-4 campers
7.2%39
5-9 campers
12.3%67
10-14 campers
11.6%63
15-19 campers
10.3%56
20-29 campers
13.8%75
30-49 campers
12.5%68
50 or more
14.4%78
we offered no specific leadership or counselor-in-training program
17.9%97

Page: Staff Recruitment
37. The total number of paid summer camp staff was
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Percent		Response
Count
less than 25
19.9%108
25 to 49
23.3%127
50 to 74
18.2%99
75 to 99
11.0%60
100 to 149
13.2%72
150 to 199
5.1%28
200 or more
9.2%50

38. The percentage of our total summer staff from minority groups (race/ethnicity) was in the range of
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Percent		Response
Count
1-5%
45.6%243
6-10%
23.1%123
11-15%
7.9%42
16-20%
4.7%25
21-30%
3.4%18
31-50%
3.2%17
more than 50%
2.4%13
we had no minority summer staff
9.8%52

39. The total number of volunteer summer camp staff was
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1 to 9
31.0%168
10 to 19
9.4%51
20 to 29
3.3%18
30 to 49
3.7%20
50 to 74
2.8%15
75 to 99
0.7%4
100 or more
4.4%24
n/a
44.6%242

40. Please specify the percent of your 2009 summer staff who were
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paid a salary5.2% (28)1.9% (10)2.0% (11)2.8% (15)87.7% (472)0.4% (2)538
volunteer staff56.3% (215)5.5% (21)2.9% (11)1.8% (7)6.5% (25)27.0% (103)382

41. Specialized staff are staff hired specifically as a specialist who needs certification or special skills/training. Compared to last year, the total number of specialized summer staff was
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lower than last year
10.1%55
about the same as last year
69.6%378
higher than last year
12.5%68
we don't use specialists
7.7%42

42. If your number of specialized summer staff was higher or lower in the previous question, how much higher or lower was it?
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higher by47.7% (42)23.9% (21)11.4% (10)17.0% (15)88
lower by46.6% (27)19.0% (11)12.1% (7)22.4% (13)58

43. Compared to last year, recruiting and hiring staff for summer 2009 was
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Percent		Response
Count
easier than the previous year
63.2%343
about the same as the previous year
30.0%163
more difficult than the previous year
6.8%37

44. Our staff this summer was
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Percent		Response
Count
younger than staff last year
12.6%68
about the same ages as staff last year
60.6%328
older than staff last year
26.8%145

45. What percent of your 2009 staff were staff returning from prior summers?
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Count
0 to 9 %
4.6%25
10 to 24 %
7.8%42
25 to 49 %
27.9%151
50 to 74 %
40.1%217
75 to 100 %
19.6%106

46. Compared to last year, the total number of summer staff returning from prior summers was
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Count
lower than last year
14.5%79
about the same as last year
52.5%286
higher than last year
31.7%173
n/a
1.3%7

47. If the total number of returning summer staff was higher or lower in the previous question, how much higher or lower was it?
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higher by10.0% (23)19.9% (46)22.9% (53)28.1% (65)19.0% (44)231
lower by19.1% (17)18.0% (16)22.5% (20)19.1% (17)21.3% (19)89

48. Compared to last year, the total number of international summer staff was
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Percent		Response
Count
lower than last year
21.3%115
about the same as last year
28.0%151
higher than last year
8.3%45
we don't hire international staff
42.3%228

49. If the total number of international summer staff was higher or lower in the previous question, how much higher or lower was it?
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higher by16.7% (25)16.0% (24)4.7% (7)10.7% (16)52.0% (78)150
lower by22.5% (25)18.0% (20)12.6% (14)28.8% (32)18.0% (20)111

Page: Opinions
50. The following questions are your opinions regarding your camp for 2009 summer.
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The economy negatively affected my camp's enrollment.8.8% (48)17.1% (93)9.4% (51)32.2% (175)32.5% (177)544
Changes in the school calendar negatively affected our enrollment.13.7% (74)26.7% (144)26.5% (143)25.0% (135)8.1% (44)540
Parents waited until later than usual to commit to enrolling their children in our programs.5.0% (27)13.9% (75)11.1% (60)40.9% (221)29.1% (157)540
More parents enrolled their children in shorter sessions than last year.6.5% (35)19.3% (104)35.1% (189)27.5% (148)11.5% (62)538
We had more children who wanted to come to our camp than we could accommodate.31.5% (171)36.3% (197)11.1% (60)14.2% (77)6.8% (37)542
We had more requests this year for camp scholarships than last year.2.2% (12)8.7% (47)16.4% (89)39.4% (214)33.3% (181)543
We had reduced funds for camp scholarships due to the economy.13.4% (72)34.6% (186)25.3% (136)18.0% (97)8.7% (47)538
We were able to provide camp scholarships to campers that requested them.3.9% (21)11.9% (64)14.6% (79)49.6% (268)20.0% (108)540
Influenza-like illness (including H1N1) negatively affected our enrollment.35.5% (193)40.3% (219)14.7% (80)7.2% (39)2.4% (13)544
Children in my camp's service area had more summer opportunities that resulted in greater competition with us.7.9% (43)29.3% (159)30.6% (166)24.7% (134)7.6% (41)543
The economy negatively affected staff recruitment and hiring.34.6% (187)42.6% (230)13.0% (70)7.8% (42)2.0% (11)540

51. What are the top two enrollment issues you faced this past summer?
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82.0%387

52. What are the top two staff recruitment issues you faced this past summer?
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Staff issues 1
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100.0%418
Staff issues 2
[ShowReplies]
63.9%267

Page: Camp Profile
53. ACA Section:
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Count
Chesapeake
2.1%11
Evergreen
5.9%31
Great Rivers
1.9%10
Heart of the South
2.5%13
Illinois
6.1%32
Indiana
3.2%17
Keystone Regional
4.0%21
Michigan
5.5%29
New England
7.8%41
New Jersey
4.8%25
New York
20.8%109
Northern California
3.4%18
Northland
3.0%16
Ohio
6.9%36
Oregon Trail
1.1%6
Rocky Mountain
1.7%9
Southeastern
5.5%29
Southern California/Hawaii
1.9%10
Southwest
1.0%5
St. Louis
0.2%1
Texoma
3.2%17
Upstate New York
1.3%7
Virginias
3.2%17
Wisconsin
2.9%15

54. Type of program:
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Day
31.2%167
Resident
68.8%368

55. Camp affiliation:
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Count
Agency
20.6%110
Religiously-affiliated
18.1%97
For Profit
24.9%133
Independent Not For Profit
34.0%182
Governmental/Municipal
2.4%13

56. Summer youth camp clientele served:
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Count
boys only
3.7%20
girls only
11.2%60
co-ed
77.6%415
combination
7.5%40

57. Session lengths offered at our camp include (check all that apply)
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Percent		Response
Count
4 days or less
20.0%107
5 to 6 days
25.9%139
1 week
50.7%272
2 weeks
45.7%245
3 weeks
19.4%104
4 weeks
30.4%163
5 to 6 weeks
19.0%102
7 to 8 weeks
30.4%163
Other (please specify)
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58. Our most popular session length was
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Percent		Response
Count
4 days or less
2.8%15
5 to 6 days
15.5%83
1 week
27.7%148
2 weeks
15.9%85
3 weeks
6.4%34
4 weeks
11.8%63
5 to 6 weeks
5.2%28
7 to 8 weeks
12.2%65
other (please specify)
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2.4%13

59. State in which your camp is located:
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 Response
Percent		Response
Count
AL
0.8%4
AK
0.8%4
AZ
0.4%2
AR
0.2%1
CA
5.5%29
CO
1.7%9
CT
1.9%10
DC 0.0%0
DE
0.6%3
FL
1.3%7
GA
1.1%6
HI 0.0%0
ID
0.8%4
IL
4.7%25
IN
3.4%18
IA
0.6%3
KS
0.4%2
KY
0.2%1
LA
0.2%1
ME
2.3%12
MD
2.3%12
MA
4.5%24
MI
6.0%32
MN
2.6%14
MS
0.4%2
MO
0.9%5
MT
0.8%4
NE
0.4%2
NV 0.0%0
NH
1.7%9
NJ
5.8%31
NM
0.2%1
NY
15.2%81
NC
1.7%9
ND
0.4%2
OH
6.2%33
OK
0.4%2
OR
1.7%9
PA
5.6%30
RI 0.0%0
SC
0.8%4
SD 0.0%0
TN
1.5%8
TX
2.6%14
UT
0.2%1
VT
0.9%5
VA
2.6%14
WA
2.8%15
WV
0.6%3
WI
4.5%24
WY
0.2%1

60. What are the first three digits of your camp's zip code?
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 Response
Percent		Response
Count
007 0.0%0
009 0.0%0
010
0.2%1
011
0.2%1
012
1.2%6
013 0.0%0
014 0.0%0
015 0.0%0
016 0.0%0
017
0.6%3
018
0.2%1
019 0.0%0
020
0.4%2
021
0.2%1
022 0.0%0
023
0.4%2
024
0.6%3
025
0.4%2
026
0.6%3
027 0.0%0
028 0.0%0
029 0.0%0
030 0.0%0
031 0.0%0
032
0.4%2
034
0.2%1
035 0.0%0
037
0.4%2
038
1.2%6
039 0.0%0
040
0.4%2
041 0.0%0
042
1.0%5
043
0.4%2
044 0.0%0
045
0.2%1
046
0.2%1
048 0.0%0
049
0.6%3
050
0.4%2
052 0.0%0
053 0.0%0
054
0.2%1
057
0.4%2
058 0.0%0
060
0.4%2
061 0.0%0
062 0.0%0
063 0.0%0
064
0.6%3
065
0.2%1
066 0.0%0
067
0.6%3
068 0.0%0
069 0.0%0
070
0.4%2
071 0.0%0
074
0.8%4
076
0.2%1
077
0.4%2
078
1.9%10
079
0.2%1
080
0.8%4
083
0.2%1
085
0.2%1
086 0.0%0
087 0.0%0
088 0.0%0
089 0.0%0
100
0.8%4
101 0.0%0
103
0.4%2
104
0.4%2
105
1.4%7
106
0.4%2
107 0.0%0
108
0.6%3
109
1.9%10
110 0.0%0
111 0.0%0
112
0.2%1
113 0.0%0
114 0.0%0
115
1.9%10
117
1.0%5
118 0.0%0
119
0.6%3
120 0.0%0
121
0.2%1
122 0.0%0
123 0.0%0
124
0.6%3
125
1.4%7
126 0.0%0
127
0.8%4
128
0.8%4
129
0.4%2
130 0.0%0
131
0.4%2
132 0.0%0
133
0.2%1
134 0.0%0
135 0.0%0
136 0.0%0
137
0.2%1
138 0.0%0
139 0.0%0
140 0.0%0
141 0.0%0
142 0.0%0
144
0.2%1
145
0.2%1
146
0.2%1
147
0.2%1
148
0.2%1
150 0.0%0
152 0.0%0
153 0.0%0
155 0.0%0
156
0.2%1
157 0.0%0
158 0.0%0
159
0.2%1
160 0.0%0
161 0.0%0
162 0.0%0
163 0.0%0
164 0.0%0
166
0.2%1
170
0.2%1
172
0.2%1
173 0.0%0
174 0.0%0
175 0.0%0
176 0.0%0
177
0.4%2
178
0.4%2
179 0.0%0
180
0.4%2
183
0.2%1
184
2.5%13
185 0.0%0
186 0.0%0
188
0.4%2
189 0.0%0
190 0.0%0
191 0.0%0
193
0.2%1
194
0.4%2
195 0.0%0
197
0.2%1
198
0.2%1
199
0.2%1
200 0.0%0
201
0.4%2
206
0.4%2
207 0.0%0
208
0.2%1
209
0.6%3
210
0.6%3
211
0.2%1
212 0.0%0
215 0.0%0
216
0.2%1
217
0.2%1
218 0.0%0
219 0.0%0
220
0.2%1
221 0.0%0
222 0.0%0
223 0.0%0
224 0.0%0
226 0.0%0
227 0.0%0
228 0.0%0
229
0.4%2
230
0.4%2
231
0.2%1
232 0.0%0
233 0.0%0
236 0.0%0
238
0.2%1
240
0.2%1
241
0.2%1
242 0.0%0
243
0.2%1
244
0.4%2
245 0.0%0
249
0.2%1
253 0.0%0
254 0.0%0
262 0.0%0
264 0.0%0
265 0.0%0
268
0.2%1
270 0.0%0
272
0.2%1
273
0.2%1
274 0.0%0
275 0.0%0
276 0.0%0
277 0.0%0
278 0.0%0
279 0.0%0
280 0.0%0
281 0.0%0
282 0.0%0
283 0.0%0
284 0.0%0
285
0.4%2
286 0.0%0
287
0.8%4
288 0.0%0
290 0.0%0
291 0.0%0
292 0.0%0
293 0.0%0
294
0.2%1
296
0.4%2
297
0.2%1
298 0.0%0
300 0.0%0
301
0.2%1
302
0.2%1
303
0.2%1
305
0.2%1
306
0.2%1
307 0.0%0
309 0.0%0
310 0.0%0
312 0.0%0
313 0.0%0
314 0.0%0
315 0.0%0
317 0.0%0
318 0.0%0
320
0.2%1
321
0.2%1
322 0.0%0
323 0.0%0
326 0.0%0
327
0.2%1
328 0.0%0
330 0.0%0
331 0.0%0
332 0.0%0
333 0.0%0
334
0.2%1
335 0.0%0
336 0.0%0
338 0.0%0
342 0.0%0
344
0.2%1
347
0.2%1
349 0.0%0
350 0.0%0
351
0.4%2
352 0.0%0
356 0.0%0
359
0.2%1
361 0.0%0
362
0.2%1
365 0.0%0
366 0.0%0
368 0.0%0
370
1.2%6
371 0.0%0
372 0.0%0
373
0.2%1
374 0.0%0
376 0.0%0
377 0.0%0
378 0.0%0
379
0.2%1
381 0.0%0
383 0.0%0
384 0.0%0
385 0.0%0
386 0.0%0
388
0.2%1
390 0.0%0
391 0.0%0
392 0.0%0
394 0.0%0
397 0.0%0
401 0.0%0
402 0.0%0
403 0.0%0
405 0.0%0
406 0.0%0
407 0.0%0
410
0.4%2
420 0.0%0
421 0.0%0
424 0.0%0
425 0.0%0
427 0.0%0
430
0.4%2
431
0.6%3
432
0.2%1
433
0.2%1
435
0.4%2
436
0.2%1
437 0.0%0
438 0.0%0
440
0.4%2
441
0.6%3
442 0.0%0
443
0.4%2
444 0.0%0
445 0.0%0
446
0.8%4
447 0.0%0
448
0.4%2
449
0.2%1
450
0.6%3
451
0.2%1
452
0.4%2
453
0.4%2
454 0.0%0
456
0.2%1
458 0.0%0
460
0.8%4
461 0.0%0
462
0.4%2
463 0.0%0
464 0.0%0
465
0.4%2
466 0.0%0
467
0.4%2
468 0.0%0
470
0.2%1
472
0.4%2
473 0.0%0
474
0.6%3
476 0.0%0
479 0.0%0
480
0.2%1
481 0.0%0
482 0.0%0
483 0.0%0
484
0.6%3
485 0.0%0
486
0.2%1
487
0.4%2
488 0.0%0
489 0.0%0
490
1.8%9
491 0.0%0
492
0.4%2
493
0.6%3
494
0.6%3
495 0.0%0
496
0.6%3
497
0.4%2
498
0.2%1
499 0.0%0
500 0.0%0
501 0.0%0
502 0.0%0
503
0.2%1
504 0.0%0
505 0.0%0
507 0.0%0
508 0.0%0
513
0.2%1
520 0.0%0
521 0.0%0
522 0.0%0
523
0.2%1
526 0.0%0
527 0.0%0
528 0.0%0
530
0.6%3
531
1.2%6
532 0.0%0
534 0.0%0
535 0.0%0
537 0.0%0
538
0.2%1
539 0.0%0
540 0.0%0
541
0.2%1
543 0.0%0
544 0.0%0
545
1.2%6
546 0.0%0
547
0.2%1
548
0.6%3
549 0.0%0
550 0.0%0
551 0.0%0
553
0.4%2
554
0.4%2
556
0.4%2
557 0.0%0
558
0.2%1
559
0.2%1
560
0.2%1
561 0.0%0
562 0.0%0
563
0.2%1
564
0.4%2
565
0.2%1
566
0.2%1
570 0.0%0
572 0.0%0
577 0.0%0
581 0.0%0
582 0.0%0
583 0.0%0
584 0.0%0
587
0.2%1
591
0.2%1
593 0.0%0
597
0.4%2
599
0.2%1
600
2.3%12
601
0.6%3
602 0.0%0
603 0.0%0
604 0.0%0
605
0.6%3
606
0.8%4
607 0.0%0
608 0.0%0
609
0.2%1
610
0.4%2
611
0.2%1
612 0.0%0
613 0.0%0
614 0.0%0
615 0.0%0
616 0.0%0
617
0.2%1
618 0.0%0
619 0.0%0
620 0.0%0
622 0.0%0
623 0.0%0
625 0.0%0
627 0.0%0
628 0.0%0
629 0.0%0
630 0.0%0
631 0.0%0
633 0.0%0
634
0.2%1
636
0.2%1
640 0.0%0
641
0.4%2
647 0.0%0
648 0.0%0
650 0.0%0
652 0.0%0
653 0.0%0
654 0.0%0
655 0.0%0
656 0.0%0
658 0.0%0
660
0.2%1
661 0.0%0
662 0.0%0
666
0.2%1
668 0.0%0
672 0.0%0
678 0.0%0
680
0.4%2
681 0.0%0
684 0.0%0
685 0.0%0
688 0.0%0
691 0.0%0
693 0.0%0
700 0.0%0
701 0.0%0
705 0.0%0
706 0.0%0
707 0.0%0
708 0.0%0
711 0.0%0
712 0.0%0
714
0.2%1
719 0.0%0
720 0.0%0
722 0.0%0
725
0.2%1
727 0.0%0
729 0.0%0
730
0.2%1
731 0.0%0
740 0.0%0
741
0.2%1
743 0.0%0
744 0.0%0
748 0.0%0
750 0.0%0
752 0.0%0
754 0.0%0
756 0.0%0
757
0.2%1
758 0.0%0
760
0.2%1
761 0.0%0
762 0.0%0
764
0.2%1
765 0.0%0
766 0.0%0
768 0.0%0
770 0.0%0
772 0.0%0
773 0.0%0
774 0.0%0
775 0.0%0
778 0.0%0
780
0.4%2
781
0.2%1
782 0.0%0
783 0.0%0
784 0.0%0
786
0.8%4
787 0.0%0
788
0.2%1
789 0.0%0
791 0.0%0
797 0.0%0
802
0.2%1
803
0.2%1
804
0.4%2
805
0.4%2
806 0.0%0
808
0.4%2
809 0.0%0
810 0.0%0
811 0.0%0
812 0.0%0
813 0.0%0
814 0.0%0
816 0.0%0
830 0.0%0
833 0.0%0
837 0.0%0
838
0.8%4
840 0.0%0
841
0.2%1
850 0.0%0
852 0.0%0
853 0.0%0
855 0.0%0
856 0.0%0
857 0.0%0
859 0.0%0
863
0.4%2
870 0.0%0
871 0.0%0
875 0.0%0
877
0.2%1
879 0.0%0
883
0.2%1
890 0.0%0
891 0.0%0
895 0.0%0
900
0.6%3
902
0.4%2
904 0.0%0
905 0.0%0
907 0.0%0
908 0.0%0
910
0.2%1
911 0.0%0
912 0.0%0
913 0.0%0
914 0.0%0
915 0.0%0
916 0.0%0
917 0.0%0
919 0.0%0
920 0.0%0
921
0.2%1
922 0.0%0
923
0.2%1
925 0.0%0
926 0.0%0
927 0.0%0
928
0.2%1
930
0.2%1
931 0.0%0
932 0.0%0
933 0.0%0
934
0.2%1
935 0.0%0
936
0.2%1
937 0.0%0
939 0.0%0
940
0.2%1
941
0.2%1
943 0.0%0
944
0.2%1
945
0.4%2
946 0.0%0
947 0.0%0
949
0.4%2
950
0.2%1
951 0.0%0
952 0.0%0
953 0.0%0
954
0.4%2
956
0.2%1
958 0.0%0
959
0.6%3
960 0.0%0
961
0.4%2
963 0.0%0
967 0.0%0
968 0.0%0
970
0.6%3
971
0.4%2
972
0.4%2
973
0.4%2
974 0.0%0
975 0.0%0
977 0.0%0
980
0.2%1
981
0.6%3
982
0.4%2
983
0.8%4
984 0.0%0
985
0.2%1
986 0.0%0
988 0.0%0
989
0.4%2
992
0.4%2
995
0.4%2
996
0.4%2
997 0.0%0
L2N 0.0%0
V6G 0.0%0

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