Repeat Births to Teens Ages 13-19 out of all teen births - Texas

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Repeat Births to Teens Ages 13-19 out of all teen births (Percent) – 2008

Data Provided by: Center for Public Policy Priorities

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0.0% - 4.8%
King	0.0%
Loving	0.0%
Mason	0.0%
Kenedy	0.0%
Kent	0.0%
Kimble	0.0%
Oldham	0.0%
Terrell	0.0%
Throckmorton	0.0%
Wheeler	0.0%
Roberts	0.0%
Shackelford	0.0%
Stonewall	0.0%
Coke	0.0%
Cottle	0.0%
Dickens	0.0%
Armstrong	0.0%
Borden	0.0%
Castro	0.0%
Foard	0.0%
Irion	0.0%
Hudspeth	0.0%
Hansford	0.0%
Hartley	0.0%
Glasscock	0.0%
Madison	3.6%
Bosque	4.8%
4.9% - 19.2%
Bandera	8.3%
Culberson	8.3%
Tyler	8.8%
Lee	9.1%
Kerr	9.2%
DeWitt	9.8%
Fayette	9.8%
Sherman	10.0%
Hall	10.0%
Clay	10.0%
Real	10.0%
Trinity	10.7%
Panola	10.9%
Llano	11.1%
Brewster	11.1%
Jackson	11.6%
Presidio	12.0%
Callahan	12.5%
Lipscomb	12.5%
Knox	12.5%
Hamilton	12.5%
Fisher	12.5%
Randall	12.9%
Wood	13.0%
Williamson	13.3%
Morris	13.3%
Somervell	13.3%
Jones	13.3%
Aransas	13.5%
Rockwall	14.0%
Upton	14.3%
Donley	14.3%
Willacy	14.5%
Lampasas	14.6%
Colorado	15.1%
Hill	15.3%
Parmer	15.4%
Kendall	15.6%
Stephens	15.6%
Denton	15.7%
Chambers	15.7%
Walker	15.8%
Calhoun	16.0%
Pecos	16.0%
Leon	16.2%
Austin	16.3%
Sutton	16.7%
Red River	16.7%
San Saba	16.7%
Blanco	16.7%
Mills	16.7%
Lynn	16.7%
Bastrop	16.8%
Montague	17.0%
Henderson	17.0%
Eastland	17.1%
Collin	17.2%
Grimes	17.5%
San Jacinto	17.5%
Live Oak	17.6%
Ward	17.8%
Comanche	17.9%
Orange	18.0%
Parker	18.1%
Fort Bend	18.2%
Lavaca	18.2%
Houston	18.2%
Johnson	18.5%
Van Zandt	18.6%
Montgomery	18.7%
San Patricio	19.0%
Yoakum	19.2%
19.3% - 30.9%
Wise	19.4%
Brooks	19.4%
Erath	19.4%
Dimmit	19.6%
Hunt	19.7%
Wichita	19.7%
Brazoria	20.0%
Young	20.0%
Concho	20.0%
Childress	20.0%
McCulloch	20.0%
Polk	20.0%
Anderson	20.2%
Val Verde	20.2%
Jasper	20.2%
Angelina	20.3%
Kaufman	20.5%
Gregg	20.7%
Coryell	20.7%
Hopkins	20.7%
Hockley	20.7%
Sabine	20.8%
Wharton	21.0%
Upshur	21.1%
El Paso	21.2%
Liberty	21.2%
Caldwell	21.3%
Waller	21.3%

19.3% - 30.9%
Freestone	21.4%
Harris	21.4%
Terry	21.4%
Tom Green	21.5%
Smith	21.6%
Cherokee	21.7%
Bell	21.8%
Guadalupe	21.9%
Jefferson	22.0%
Hardin	22.0%
Tarrant	22.0%
Gonzales	22.2%
Gillespie	22.2%
Hemphill	22.2%
Reagan	22.2%
Victoria	22.3%
Palo Pinto	22.4%
Matagorda	22.4%
Comal	22.4%
Newton	22.6%
Rusk	22.6%
Grayson	22.8%
Starr	22.9%
Midland	22.9%
Ellis	23.0%
Nueces	23.0%
Dallas	23.2%
Ector	23.2%
Scurry	23.4%
Refugio	23.5%
Travis	23.6%
Taylor	23.8%
Cameron	23.8%
Bowie	23.9%
Brazos	23.9%
Gray	24.0%
Bexar	24.0%
Robertson	24.0%
Galveston	24.0%
Wilson	24.0%
Cass	24.1%
Brown	24.1%
Hood	24.1%
McLennan	24.3%
Medina	24.4%
Lamar	24.5%
Maverick	24.6%
Harrison	24.7%
Hidalgo	24.8%
Menard	25.0%
Mitchell	25.0%
Schleicher	25.0%
Kinney	25.0%
Baylor	25.0%
Jeff Davis	25.0%
Hale	25.0%
Marion	25.0%
Franklin	25.0%
McMullen	25.0%
Hutchinson	25.4%
Washington	25.4%
Falls	25.5%
Wilbarger	25.6%
Zavala	25.8%
Bee	26.1%
Lubbock	26.1%
Karnes	26.3%
Limestone	26.6%
Lamb	26.6%
Nacogdoches	26.8%
Webb	26.9%
Coleman	26.9%
Fannin	26.9%
Potter	27.2%
Duval	27.3%
Archer	27.3%
Reeves	27.5%
Navarro	27.6%
Swisher	27.6%
Cooke	27.8%
Andrews	27.8%
Martin	27.8%
Moore	28.0%
Burnet	28.6%
Nolan	28.6%
San Augustine	28.6%
Edwards	28.6%
Burleson	28.6%
Cochran	28.6%
Jack	28.6%
Deaf Smith	28.8%
Howard	29.7%
Atascosa	29.8%
Milam	29.8%
Garza	30.0%
Titus	30.7%
Uvalde	30.9%
31.0% - 100.0%
Floyd	31.8%
Jim Hogg	31.8%
Dawson	32.1%
Hays	32.2%
Shelby	32.4%
Ochiltree	32.4%
Jim Wells	33.1%
Hardeman	33.3%
Rains	33.3%
Sterling	33.3%
Briscoe	33.3%
Carson	33.3%
Dallam	33.3%
Crosby	33.3%
Runnels	33.3%
Zapata	33.8%
Gaines	34.0%
Camp	35.5%
Bailey	36.4%
Kleberg	36.7%
Delta	37.5%
La Salle	38.1%
Crane	40.0%
Goliad	40.0%
Winkler	40.9%
Collingsworth	42.9%
Crockett	45.5%
Frio	47.9%
Haskell	50.0%
Motley	100.0%

Definitions: Number and percent of births to females ages 13-19 who had previously given birth.

Data Source: Bureau of Vital Statistics, Texas Department of State Health Services.

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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Frances Deviney, Ph.D., Senior Research Associate and Texas KIDS COUNT Director

The Center for Public Policy Priorities is a nonpartisan, nonprofit policy institute committed to improving public policies to better the economic and social conditions of low-and moderate-income Texans. To view the State of Texas Children data book, go to www.stateoftexaschildren.org.

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