Births to Mothers with Prenatal WIC Participation - Florida

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Births to Mothers with Prenatal WIC Participation (Number) – 2011

Data Provided by: Florida KIDS COUNT

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Scale: 54 - 17,318


Florida	114,400
Alachua	1,338
Baker	205
Bay	1,348
Bradford	206
Brevard	2,557
Broward	9,878
Calhoun	114
Charlotte	595
Citrus	698
Clay	897
Collier	1,883
Columbia	461
DeSoto	327
Dixie	102
Duval	6,174
Escambia	2,139
Flagler	449
Franklin	64
Gadsden	433
Gilchrist	115
Glades	54
Gulf	89
Hamilton	123
Hardee	314
Hendry	476
Hernando	958
Highlands	657
Hillsborough	9,127
Holmes	135
Indian River	761
Jackson	316
Jefferson	77
Lafayette	55
Lake	1,527
Lee	3,567
Leon	1,301
Levy	268
Liberty	58
Madison	152
Manatee	1,908
Marion	2,132
Martin	666
Miami-Dade	17,318
Monroe	290
Nassau	338
Okaloosa	1,232
Okeechobee	386
Orange	8,534
Osceola	2,405
Palm Beach	6,831
Pasco	2,345
Pinellas	4,078
Polk	4,637
Putnam	680
St. Johns	619
St. Lucie	1,841
Santa Rosa	759
Sarasota	1,362
Seminole	1,850
Sumter	287
Suwannee	333
Taylor	172
Union	88
Volusia	2,664
Wakulla	112
Walton	368
Washington	163

Definitions: Births to mothers who indicated on the birth certificate that they participated in the Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) program prenatally. Data may not agree exactly with counts and measures from the WIC program or other reporting systems. Data for Florida residents only.

Data Source: Office of Planning, Evaluation and Data Analysis, Florida Department of Health, Tallahassee, FL

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Florida KIDS COUNT Department of Child & Family Studies
Louis de la Parte Florida Mental Health Institute
College of Behavioral and Community Sciences
University of South Florida
Tampa, Florida 33612

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