Babies Born to Single Mothers Under the Age 20 without High School Diploma - Indiana

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Babies Born to Single Mothers Under the Age 20 without High School Diploma (Number) – 2008

Data Provided by: Indiana Youth Institute

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Scale: 1 - 1,172


Indiana	5,250
Adams	10
Allen	258
Bartholomew	84
Benton	2
Blackford	11
Boone	26
Brown	7
Carroll	8
Cass	38
Clark	84
Clay	21
Clinton	40
Crawford	6
Daviess	30
Dearborn	30
Decatur	19
DeKalb	31
Delaware	71
Dubois	22
Elkhart	238
Fayette	22
Floyd	58
Fountain	16
Franklin	12
Fulton	19
Gibson	12
Grant	80
Greene	24
Hamilton	66
Hancock	32
Harrison	14
Hendricks	54
Henry	42
Howard	86
Huntington	18
Jackson	48
Jasper	24
Jay	16
Jefferson	28
Jennings	32
Johnson	82
Knox	25
Kosciusko	54
LaGrange	20
Lake	456
LaPorte	104
Lawrence	32
Madison	137
Marion	1,172
Marshall	38
Martin	6
Miami	27
Monroe	54
Montgomery	26
Morgan	60
Newton	10
Noble	40
Ohio	1
Orange	11
Owen	16
Parke	12
Perry	10
Pike	4
Porter	54
Posey	13
Pulaski	5
Putnam	23
Randolph	24
Ripley	24
Rush	14
St. Joseph	263
Scott	27
Shelby	40
Spencer	10
Starke	19
Steuben	26
Sullivan	11
Switzerland	9
Tippecanoe	99
Tipton	10
Union	5
Vanderburgh	154
Vermillion	10
Vigo	98
Wabash	24
Warren	1
Warrick	22
Washington	16
Wayne	70
Wells	13
White	18
Whitley	12

Definitions: The number of babies born to unmarried women under age 20 who have less than a high school education by county of residence.

Data Source: 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.
Suite 800
Indianapolis, IN 46204

800-343-7060
data@iyi.org
http://www.iyi.org

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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