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Low birth weight infants (Percent) – 2006

Data Provided by: Partnership for Children
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4.6% - 6.2%
Holt 4.6%
Worth 4.7%
Scotland 4.8%
Ozark 4.9%
Schuyler 5.1%
Dade 5.4%
Chariton 5.4%
Maries 5.6%
Hickory 5.6%
Andrew 5.7%
Carroll 5.7%
Bates 5.7%
Moniteau 5.9%
Osage 6.0%
Ralls 6.1%
Knox 6.1%
Lincoln 6.1%
Polk 6.2%
Vernon 6.2%
Cedar 6.2%
6.3% - 7.8%
Ste. Genevieve 6.4%
Macon 6.5%
Cass 6.6%
Christian 6.6%
Lafayette 6.6%
Johnson 6.6%
Jasper 6.6%
Atchison 6.6%
Linn 6.6%
Camden 6.7%
Platte 6.7%
Webster 6.8%
Warren 6.8%
Dallas 6.8%
Clay 6.8%
Miller 6.9%
Clark 6.9%
Greene 6.9%
Gentry 6.9%
Clinton 7.0%
Barton 7.0%
Newton 7.0%
Pettis 7.1%
Randolph 7.1%
DeKalb 7.1%
Laclede 7.1%
Sullivan 7.1%
Harrison 7.1%
Grundy 7.1%
Texas 7.2%
Benton 7.2%
Nodaway 7.2%
Stone 7.2%
Cole 7.2%
Reynolds 7.3%
Phelps 7.3%
Shelby 7.3%
Pike 7.3%
6.3% - 7.8%
St. Charles 7.3%
Howell 7.3%
Henry 7.3%
Morgan 7.3%
Buchanan 7.4%
Franklin 7.4%
Taney 7.4%
Pulaski 7.4%
Jefferson 7.5%
Lawrence 7.5%
Boone 7.5%
Lewis 7.5%
Perry 7.5%
St. Francois 7.7%
Marion 7.7%
Shannon 7.7%
Livingston 7.7%
Audrain 7.8%
7.9% - 9.7%
Bollinger 7.9%
Ray 7.9%
McDonald 7.9%
Saline 7.9%
Cooper 8.0%
Wayne 8.0%
Gasconade 8.1%
Montgomery 8.1%
Barry 8.1%
Cape Girardeau 8.1%
Stoddard 8.1%
Daviess 8.2%
Iron 8.3%
Madison 8.5%
Crawford 8.6%
Scott 8.6%
Douglas 8.6%
Jackson 8.6%
Wright 8.7%
Caldwell 8.7%
Carter 8.8%
Dent 9.0%
St. Louis 9.1%
Monroe 9.2%
Oregon 9.3%
Putnam 9.4%
Adair 9.5%
Callaway 9.7%
9.8% - 13.5%
St. Clair 9.8%
Howard 10.0%
Butler 10.0%
Washington 10.1%
Mercer 10.2%
Ripley 10.5%
Dunklin 11.2%
Mississippi 11.7%
St. Louis City 11.8%
New Madrid 12.0%
Pemiscot 13.5%

Definitions: Percentage of live infants recorded as having a birth weight under 2,500 grams (five pounds, eight ounces). Rate is expressed as a percent of total live births. Data were aggregated over five-year periods in order to provide more stable rates.

Data Source: Missouri Department of Health.

Footnotes: Data were aggregated over five-year periods in order to provide more stable rates. The year listed is the middle year of the five-year period. For example, 2006 indicates 2004-2008.

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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Laura Lyon Melo