Births to teens, ages 15-19 (per 1,000) - Missouri

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Births to teens, ages 15-19 (per 1,000) (Rate) – 2008

Data Provided by: Partnership for Children

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9.4 - 37.4
Osage	9.4
Mercer	9.8
Nodaway	15.9
Worth	16.7
Howard	17.7
Scotland	18.9
St. Charles	20.7
Adair	21.0
Boone	24.2
Platte	24.7
Andrew	25.8
Putnam	26.8
St. Louis	28.1
Daviess	28.2
Lewis	28.5
Clinton	29.5
Schuyler	30.3
Johnson	31.2
Cass	31.6
Lafayette	32.9
Callaway	33.3
Cole	33.5
Pulaski	33.9
Jefferson	34.8
Carroll	35.5
Christian	36.4
Knox	37.3
Shelby	37.4
37.5 - 58.8
Clay	38.4
Ozark	38.5
Atchison	38.9
Monroe	39.3
Greene	41.0
Cape Girardeau	41.1
Randolph	41.8
Chariton	42.3
Barton	43.3
Camden	43.3
Grundy	45.0
Warren	45.7
Clark	45.8
Bollinger	46.1
Montgomery	46.2
Webster	46.5
Moniteau	47.4
Linn	47.6
Polk	48.6
Shannon	49.0
Franklin	49.0
Ray	49.1
Dade	49.3
Dallas	49.3
Audrain	49.8
Gasconade	50.3
Miller	50.6
Macon	50.7
Harrison	50.8
Ralls	51.2

37.5 - 58.8
Cooper	51.2
Carter	51.5
DeKalb	51.9
Perry	52.3
Gentry	52.9
Lincoln	53.0
Stoddard	53.0
Oregon	53.3
Newton	53.8
Barry	53.9
Morgan	54.5
Saline	54.7
Ste. Genevieve	54.9
Dent	57.0
Phelps	57.2
Bates	57.8
Maries	58.8
58.9 - 85.2
Pike	60.4
Jackson	61.6
Taney	61.9
St. Louis City	62.5
Douglas	63.1
Caldwell	63.5
Marion	63.7
Benton	64.0
Henry	64.1
Stone	65.3
Lawrence	66.0
Vernon	67.0
New Madrid	67.1
Washington	67.3
Pettis	67.3
Scott	68.3
Jasper	68.8
Holt	69.4
Madison	69.9
McDonald	70.2
Cedar	70.7
Buchanan	71.1
Reynolds	71.4
Wayne	71.6
Crawford	74.5
Texas	74.9
Iron	76.0
Livingston	76.2
Laclede	76.5
St. Clair	78.7
Howell	79.3
St. Francois	83.3
Ripley	85.2
85.3 - 135.4
Dunklin	91.7
Wright	93.2
Mississippi	93.6
Butler	101.3
Hickory	102.3
Pemiscot	112.4
Sullivan	135.4

Definitions: Rate of live births that occur to girls ages 15 to 19. Rate is expressed per 1,000 girls of that age group.

Data Source: Missouri Department of Health; Missouri Office of Administration, Division of Budget and Planning.

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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