Births to Unwed Mothers Age 15 to 19 - Florida

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Births to Unwed Mothers Age 15 to 19 (Number) – 2009

Data Provided by: Florida KIDS COUNT

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7 - 192
Lafayette	7
Liberty	10
Franklin	14
Gilchrist	17
Glades	17
Jefferson	19
Gulf	19
Calhoun	19
Union	20
Dixie	23
Holmes	28
Hamilton	30
Wakulla	32
Madison	34
Washington	35
Bradford	37
Baker	44
Taylor	45
Monroe	46
Walton	54
Suwannee	59
DeSoto	61
Levy	62
Jackson	65
Hardee	72
Sumter	77
Flagler	78
Nassau	80
Okeechobee	93
Hendry	100
Highlands	102
Gadsden	104
Martin	107
Charlotte	110

7 - 192
Columbia	117
St. Johns	123
Indian River	127
Citrus	131
Santa Rosa	136
Putnam	143
Hernando	149
Okaloosa	177
Clay	192
193 - 621
Sarasota	225
Leon	250
Bay	257
Alachua	272
Collier	291
St. Lucie	305
Seminole	321
Lake	332
Osceola	364
Pasco	390
Brevard	393
Manatee	427
Marion	450
Volusia	503
Escambia	533
Lee	621
622 - 1,659
Pinellas	839
Polk	960
Palm Beach	1,097
Duval	1,225
Orange	1,338
Broward	1,408
Hillsborough	1,659
1,660 - 2,378
Miami-Dade	2,378

Definitions: The number of live births to mothers age 15 to 19 who recorded on the birth certificate that they were not married.

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

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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