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Low Birthweight Babies (Percent) – 2010

Data Provided by: Indiana Youth Institute

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Scale: 2.9% - 12.4%


Indiana	8.0%
Adams	7.6%
Allen	8.3%
Bartholomew	8.6%
Benton	7.3%
Blackford	6.0%
Boone	6.1%
Brown	4.0%
Carroll	7.0%
Cass	7.9%
Clark	7.5%
Clay	4.9%
Clinton	8.1%
Crawford	4.7%
Daviess	6.6%
Dearborn	7.9%
Decatur	8.2%
DeKalb	6.6%
Delaware	8.6%
Dubois	6.6%
Elkhart	8.0%
Fayette	7.3%
Floyd	7.9%
Fountain	6.8%
Franklin	4.9%
Fulton	8.4%
Gibson	8.1%
Grant	9.4%
Greene	7.9%
Hamilton	6.8%
Hancock	8.6%
Harrison	7.8%
Hendricks	6.7%
Henry	7.8%
Howard	6.8%
Huntington	5.3%
Jackson	7.1%
Jasper	6.4%
Jay	4.7%
Jefferson	9.6%
Jennings	6.2%
Johnson	6.2%
Knox	8.5%
Kosciusko	7.1%
LaGrange	5.3%
Lake	9.6%
LaPorte	9.5%
Lawrence	12.4%
Madison	7.3%
Marion	9.6%
Marshall	6.1%
Martin	8.6%
Miami	6.9%
Monroe	7.4%
Montgomery	10.6%
Morgan	8.2%
Newton	2.9%
Noble	7.6%
Ohio	5.4%
Orange	8.8%
Owen	9.2%
Parke	8.3%
Perry	5.6%
Pike	4.0%
Porter	5.2%
Posey	6.6%
Pulaski	4.0%
Putnam	6.5%
Randolph	9.9%
Ripley	7.0%
Rush	6.8%
St. Joseph	8.6%
Scott	9.0%
Shelby	4.7%
Spencer	8.3%
Starke	6.1%
Steuben	8.5%
Sullivan	9.2%
Switzerland	6.8%
Tippecanoe	6.4%
Tipton	10.1%
Union	7.1%
Vanderburgh	8.0%
Vermillion	8.7%
Vigo	6.3%
Wabash	7.9%
Warren	7.7%
Warrick	9.7%
Washington	8.2%
Wayne	7.9%
Wells	8.0%
White	6.1%
Whitley	7.3%

Definitions: The percentage of infants born at a birthweight of less than 2,500 grams (about 5.5 pounds).

Data Source:

The Indiana State Department of Health, Epidemiology Resource Center, Data Analysis Team.

Original natality reports available at http://www.in.gov/isdh/19095.htm

Footnotes: Data is for Calendar Year.

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Indiana Youth Institute 603 E. Washington St.
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Indianapolis, IN 46204

800-343-7060
data@iyi.org
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Sarah Patterson, Project Manager

The Indiana Youth Institute promotes the healthy development of Indiana children and youth by serving the people, institutions and communities that impact their well-being. For more data on Hoosier children, please visit www.iyi.org.

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