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Violent teen deaths, ages 15-19 (per 100,000) (Rate) – 2006

Data Provided by: Partnership for Children
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0.0 - 51.8
Mercer 0.0
Putnam 0.0
Gentry 0.0
Knox 0.0
Worth 0.0
Wayne 0.0
Scotland 0.0
Shelby 0.0
Adair 13.5
Mississippi 23.2
Warren 30.2
Cooper 31.1
Johnson 33.0
Shannon 34.0
Maries 34.1
Scott 34.3
Nodaway 34.4
Boone 36.3
Daviess 37.0
St. Charles 38.1
Lincoln 39.0
Clark 39.2
Chariton 39.5
Cape Girardeau 39.8
Platte 41.8
St. Louis 42.7
Callaway 43.2
Laclede 44.6
Greene 44.8
Clay 46.1
Howard 46.1
Linn 46.7
Barton 47.0
Buchanan 48.0
Pulaski 48.3
Randolph 49.6
Taney 49.9
Marion 50.1
Lewis 50.5
Dallas 51.8
51.9 - 97.8
Jasper 57.3
Pettis 57.3
Grundy 57.9
Texas 62.8
Christian 63.0
Cole 64.4
Polk 64.4
Audrain 64.9
Cass 66.3
Jefferson 68.0
Camden 72.7
McDonald 74.0
St. Francois 74.2
Webster 75.2
Schuyler 76.2
Gasconade 77.8
Jackson 78.0
Ste. Genevieve 78.0
51.9 - 97.8
Lafayette 78.3
Atchison 81.0
Phelps 82.4
New Madrid 82.5
Vernon 82.6
Osage 83.7
Pemiscot 84.7
Macon 85.3
Iron 85.8
Stoddard 86.2
DeKalb 89.7
Ralls 92.5
Ray 94.9
Montgomery 97.8
97.9 - 149.7
Clinton 102.1
Dent 104.2
Crawford 104.5
Moniteau 104.5
Franklin 104.6
Henry 104.6
Lawrence 105.4
St. Louis City 110.8
Perry 112.7
Ripley 113.1
Dunklin 114.6
Wright 116.2
Caldwell 117.5
Ozark 117.6
Butler 119.3
Saline 119.6
Barry 119.9
Holt 120.0
Hickory 121.2
Oregon 122.1
Bates 123.3
Newton 123.5
Cedar 123.6
Carroll 125.2
Madison 129.0
Pike 132.5
Livingston 133.2
St. Clair 135.9
Washington 137.5
Bollinger 144.3
Carter 144.5
Reynolds 148.4
Miller 149.7
149.8 - 278.0
Howell 153.5
Stone 153.7
Benton 155.0
Andrew 156.3
Morgan 161.8
Dade 166.4
Sullivan 193.8
Monroe 202.6
Douglas 202.8
Harrison 278.0

Definitions: Rate of deaths from homicides, suicides, motor vehicle crashes, and other accidents to teens ages 15 to 19. Rate is expressed per 100,000 teens of that age group. Data were aggregated over five-year periods in order to provide more stable rates.

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

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