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Births to Single Women (Percent) – 2011

Data Provided by: Colorado Children's Campaign

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Scale: 9.1% - 49.3%


Colorado	24.0%
Adams	26.6%
Alamosa	35.9%
Arapahoe	22.8%
Archuleta	23.7%
Baca	30.2%
Bent	38.3%
Boulder	18.2%
Broomfield	12.4%
Chaffee	22.4%
Cheyenne	12.0%
Clear Creek	25.9%
Conejos	19.0%
Costilla	28.1%
Crowley	43.3%
Custer	19.2%
Delta	30.6%
Denver	25.4%
Dolores	38.9%
Douglas	9.1%
Eagle	19.2%
El Paso	24.1%
Elbert	15.5%
Fremont	39.3%
Garfield	23.9%
Gilpin	11.4%
Grand	18.5%
Gunnison	12.9%
Hinsdale	LNE
Huerfano	47.3%
Jackson	28.6%
Jefferson	23.0%
Kiowa	LNE
Kit Carson	28.3%
La Plata	32.2%
Lake	32.0%
Larimer	23.0%
Las Animas	49.3%
Lincoln	25.0%
Logan	31.9%
Mesa	26.1%
Mineral	LNE
Moffat	28.5%
Montezuma	37.9%
Montrose	25.2%
Morgan	27.3%
Otero	44.6%
Ouray	12.5%
Park	19.2%
Phillips	29.4%
Pitkin	18.0%
Prowers	42.7%
Pueblo	42.6%
Rio Blanco	21.5%
Rio Grande	29.4%
Routt	17.5%
Saguache	31.5%
San Juan	LNE
San Miguel	13.9%
Sedgwick	36.7%
Summit	25.8%
Teller	23.4%
Washington	9.8%
Weld	23.8%
Yuma	24.2%

Definitions: Births to unmarried women per 100 births.

Data Source: Health Statistics Section, Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment

Footnotes: Low number of events (LNE) indicates fewer than three births to single women in the county.

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