Births to Mothers Under Age 20 - Florida

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Births to Mothers Under Age 20 (Percent) – 2008

Data Provided by: Florida KIDS COUNT

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5.6% - 10.1%
Monroe	5.6%
St. Johns	7.1%
Broward	7.4%
Seminole	8.3%
Leon	8.4%
Wakulla	8.8%
Miami-Dade	8.8%
Palm Beach	8.9%
Sarasota	9.0%
Okaloosa	9.5%
Pasco	9.7%
Collier	9.8%
Martin	9.8%
Brevard	9.8%
Gulf	10.0%
Flagler	10.0%
Orange	10.1%
10.2% - 12.9%
Alachua	10.3%
Hernando	10.6%
Clay	10.6%
Charlotte	10.7%
Santa Rosa	10.7%
Duval	11.0%
Lee	11.1%
Pinellas	11.3%
St. Lucie	11.5%
Osceola	11.7%
Hillsborough	11.8%
Indian River	12.0%
Gilchrist	12.1%
Volusia	12.3%
Lake	12.5%

10.2% - 12.9%
Manatee	12.8%
Walton	12.9%
13.0% - 16.1%
Bay	13.5%
Jefferson	13.5%
Polk	13.7%
Dixie	13.9%
Citrus	14.0%
Nassau	14.1%
Escambia	14.1%
Highlands	14.4%
Marion	14.5%
Taylor	14.7%
Sumter	15.0%
Baker	15.3%
Hendry	15.5%
Levy	15.8%
DeSoto	16.0%
Gadsden	16.1%
16.2% - 20.5%
Jackson	16.9%
Columbia	16.9%
Suwannee	17.3%
Washington	17.4%
Holmes	18.1%
Union	18.2%
Calhoun	18.2%
Madison	18.3%
Hardee	18.6%
Franklin	18.6%
Bradford	18.7%
Okeechobee	18.8%
Hamilton	19.0%
Putnam	20.5%

Definitions: The number of live births to mothers under age twenty. The percent of births to mothers under age twenty is the number of live births to mothers under age twenty divided by the total number of live births.

Data Source: Office of Vital Statistics, Florida Department of Health, Jacksonville, FL

Footnotes: Low Number Event (LNE) indicates unreliable rates and ratios, those with denominators less than 100.

Note: Maps use the natural break classification method, which reflects patterns in the data by dividing the map into naturally occurring groups. Using statistical tools, this method determines cut-off points for each group by identifying large gaps in data values.

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Florida KIDS COUNT Department of Child & Family Studies
Louis de la Parte Florida Mental Health Institute
College of Behavioral and Community Sciences
University of South Florida
Tampa, Florida 33612

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