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Teen Births Age 15 to 17 (Rate per 1,000) – 2011

Data Provided by: Florida KIDS COUNT

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Scale: 4.1 - 45.8


Florida	13.7
Alachua	17.0
Baker	17.8
Bay	17.7
Bradford	21.8
Brevard	11.0
Broward	10.2
Calhoun	19.6
Charlotte	11.2
Citrus	17.8
Clay	9.1
Collier	11.7
Columbia	15.8
DeSoto	19.4
Dixie	32.8
Duval	16.5
Escambia	18.6
Flagler	12.7
Franklin	45.8
Gadsden	23.1
Gilchrist	21.9
Glades	28.1
Gulf	17.5
Hamilton	33.9
Hardee	36.0
Hendry	26.3
Hernando	13.6
Highlands	16.6
Hillsborough	16.4
Holmes	17.0
Indian River	14.4
Jackson	4.8
Jefferson	28.4
Lafayette	14.9
Lake	16.5
Lee	15.5
Leon	9.8
Levy	14.8
Liberty	7.8
Madison	14.7
Manatee	18.7
Marion	18.1
Martin	13.2
Miami-Dade	11.4
Monroe	9.7
Nassau	12.7
Okaloosa	12.3
Okeechobee	26.8
Orange	15.0
Osceola	14.1
Palm Beach	11.4
Pasco	10.6
Pinellas	13.0
Polk	20.7
Putnam	28.6
St. Johns	4.1
St. Lucie	14.0
Santa Rosa	11.9
Sarasota	14.4
Seminole	8.8
Sumter	20.4
Suwannee	21.6
Taylor	33.5
Union	12.7
Volusia	14.0
Wakulla	6.7
Walton	17.2
Washington	18.0

Definitions: The number of births to females age 15 to 17.
The birth rate is the number of births to age specific females per 1,000 female population of the same age group; fertility rate.

Data Source: Office of Vital Statistics, Florida Department of Health, Jacksonville, FL

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University of South Florida
Tampa, Florida 33612

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