Table 2: Independent Living Centers Serving Reservations in Twenty-two States.

Description of Table 2.

ILCs Serving Reservations in Twenty-two States.

Alaska received six surveys. Six were returned. One ILC serves a reservation.
Arizona received five surveys. Four were returned. Four ILCs serve reservations.
California received thirty-eight surveys.   Eight were returned. Two ILCs serve reservations.
Connecticut received seven surveys. One was returned.   One ILC serves a reservation.
Idaho received seven surveys. One was returned.   One ILC serves a reservation.
Kansas received eleven surveys. Four were returned. No ILC serves a reservation.
Maine received nine surveys. One was returned. One ILC serves a reservation.
Michigan received nineteen surveys. Eight were returned. Two ILCs serve reservations.
Minnesota received four surveys. Two were returned. Four ILCs serve reservations.
Montana received four surveys. Two were returned. Two ILCs serve reservations.
Nebraska received four surveys. Three were returned. One ILC serves a reservation.
New Mexico received four surveys. Four were returned. Four ILCs serve reservations.
New York received thirty-five surveys. Twelve were returned. Three ILCs serve reservations.
North Dakota received two surveys. One was returned.   One ILC serves a reservation.
Oklahoma received seven surveys. Four were returned. Three ILCs serve reservations.
Oregon received thirteen surveys. Five were returned. One ILC serves a reservation.
South Dakota received four surveys. Two were returned. Two ILCs serve reservations.
Texas received five surveys. One was returned.   One ILC serves a reservation.
Utah received three surveys. Two were returned. One ILC serves a reservation.
Washington received twenty-three surveys. Four were returned. Four ILCs serve reservations.
Wisconsin received twelve surveys. Six were returned. Four ILCs serve reservations.
Wyoming received two surveys. One was returned. No ILC serves a reservation.

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Return to text. Description of Table 2. ILCs Serving Reservations in Twenty-two States. Alaska received six surveys. Six were returned. One ILC serves a reservation. Arizona received five surveys. Four were returned. Four ILCs serve reservations. California received thirty-eight surveys. Eight were returned. Two ILCs serve reservations. Connecticut received seven surveys. One was returned. One ILC serves a reservation. Idaho received seven surveys. One was returned. One ILC serves a reservation. Kansas received eleven surveys. Four were returned. No ILC serves a reservation. Maine received nine surveys. One was returned. One ILC serves a reservation. Michigan received nineteen surveys. Eight were returned. Two ILCs serve reservations. Minnesota received four surveys. Two were returned. Four ILCs serve reservations. Montana received four surveys. Two were returned. Two ILCs serve reservations. Nebraska received four surveys. Three were returned. One ILC serves a reservation. New Mexico received four surveys. Four were returned. Four ILCs serve reservations. New York received thirty-five surveys. Twelve were returned. Three ILCs serve reservations. North Dakota received two surveys. One was returned. One ILC serves a reservation. Oklahoma received seven surveys. Four were returned. Three ILCs serve reservations. Oregon received thirteen surveys. Five were returned. One ILC serves a reservation. South Dakota received four surveys. Two were returned. Two ILCs serve reservations. Texas received five surveys. One was returned. One ILC serves a reservation. Utah received three surveys. Two were returned. One ILC serves a reservation. Washington received twenty-three surveys. Four were returned. Four ILCs serve reservations. Wisconsin received twelve surveys. Six were returned. Four ILCs serve reservations. Wyoming received two surveys. One was returned. No ILC serves a reservation. Return to text.