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Teens with STDs (Rate) – 1999

Data Provided by: Tennessee Commission on Children and Youth

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0.0 - 6.9
Pickett	0.0
Sequatchie	0.0
Jackson	0.0
White	0.0
Scott	1.1
Chester	1.3
Hickman	1.3
Morgan	1.3
Fentress	1.5
Smith	1.5
Claiborne	1.5
Unicoi	1.6
Johnson	1.7
Grundy	1.7
Carter	2.0
Cheatham	2.2
Sevier	2.9
Putnam	3.1
Hancock	3.4
Perry	3.5
Clay	3.5
Marion	3.5
Hawkins	3.8
Cannon	4.0
Overton	4.0
Carroll	4.1
Roane	4.1
Hardin	4.1
Macon	4.2
Williamson	4.5
Moore	4.6
Washington	4.8
Decatur	5.0
Van Buren	5.0
Robertson	5.2
Cumberland	5.2
Meigs	5.5
Sullivan	5.8
Lawrence	5.8
Polk	6.0
Coffee	6.2
Campbell	6.4
Cocke	6.4
Bledsoe	6.5
Benton	6.6
Houston	6.8
Loudon	6.9
7.0 - 15.5
Marshall	7.3

7.0 - 15.5
Wayne	7.3
Blount	7.6
Rhea	7.6
Jefferson	7.9
Greene	8.1
Giles	8.5
Dickson	8.7
Weakley	8.9
Stewart	9.0
Grainger	9.0
Sumner	9.2
Hamblen	9.5
Franklin	10.3
Union	10.3
Bradley	10.4
Trousdale	11.1
Warren	11.3
Henry	11.3
Rutherford	11.5
Montgomery	13.3
McMinn	13.4
DeKalb	13.5
Wilson	13.6
Humphreys	13.9
Tipton	13.9
Lewis	14.5
Lincoln	14.9
Crockett	15.5
15.6 - 29.4
Henderson	15.9
Bedford	15.9
Anderson	15.9
Obion	16.0
McNairy	16.4
Monroe	17.6
Maury	18.9
Knox	19.1
Gibson	19.3
Dyer	21.2
Hamilton	22.7
Davidson	25.0
Fayette	28.3
Madison	28.9
Lauderdale	29.4
29.5 - 53.9
Shelby	39.4
Haywood	43.7
Lake	50.8
Hardeman	53.9

Definitions: Number of young persons ages 15-17 who are diagnosed with chlamydia, gonorrhea, or syphilis during a given calendar year. Rate is per 1,000 same age population.

Data Source: Counts were provided by the Tennessee Department of Health, Division of AIDS/HIV/STD. The KIDS COUNT division of the Tennessee Commission on Children and Youth organized the data for display.

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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Pam Brown, KIDS COUNT Director

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