Teen Violent Deaths Age 15 to 19 - Florida

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Teen Violent Deaths Age 15 to 19 (Rate per 10,000) – 2009

Data Provided by: Florida KIDS COUNT

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Scale: 0.0 - 21.6


Florida	4.1
Alachua	1.7
Baker	16.3
Bay	3.1
Bradford	11.9
Brevard	4.1
Broward	3.5
Calhoun	10.5
Charlotte	2.6
Citrus	4.3
Clay	4.8
Collier	5.1
Columbia	9.1
DeSoto	4.5
Dixie	0.0
Duval	4.6
Escambia	3.7
Flagler	3.7
Franklin	0.0
Gadsden	3.1
Gilchrist	0.0
Glades	14.8
Gulf	21.6
Hamilton	0.0
Hardee	0.0
Hendry	0.0
Hernando	1.1
Highlands	2.0
Hillsborough	3.4
Holmes	0.0
Indian River	0.0
Jackson	3.3
Jefferson	0.0
Lafayette	0.0
Lake	5.1
Lee	4.3
Leon	2.2
Levy	15.0
Liberty	0.0
Madison	14.9
Manatee	8.6
Marion	5.1
Martin	6.7
Miami-Dade	3.6
Monroe	2.6
Nassau	4.2
Okaloosa	2.5
Okeechobee	10.0
Orange	3.9
Osceola	3.7
Palm Beach	3.2
Pasco	5.3
Pinellas	4.8
Polk	5.6
Putnam	8.2
St. Johns	5.1
St. Lucie	7.0
Santa Rosa	4.0
Sarasota	5.0
Seminole	3.2
Sumter	11.3
Suwannee	0.0
Taylor	14.6
Union	0.0
Volusia	3.5
Wakulla	0.0
Walton	5.9
Washington	12.6

Definitions: The number of deaths from unintentional accidents, suicide, and homicide to teens age 15 to 19. The majority of these deaths were from unintentional accidents. The rate is the number of deaths from homicide, suicide, and unintentional accidents to children age 15 to 19 per 10,000 children of the same age group. Data are reported by the child's place of residence.

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

Footnotes: Interpret rates with caution due to low numbers of deaths in some counties.

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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

813.974.7411
weitzel@usf.edu
http://www.floridakidscount.org

Susan Weitzel, Director

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