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Teen Deaths Ages 15-19 (Rate) – 2010

Data Provided by: Michigan League for Public Policy

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Scale: 22.0 - 86.5


Michigan	54.0
Alcona	*
Alger	*
Allegan	57.9
Alpena	*
Antrim	*
Arenac	*
Baraga	*
Barry	56.5
Bay	46.9
Benzie	*
Berrien	38.8
Branch	*
Calhoun	33.1
Cass	*
Charlevoix	*
Cheboygan	*
Chippewa	*
Clare	*
Clinton	*
Crawford	*
Delta	*
Dickinson	*
Eaton	57.2
Emmet	*
Genesee	54.4
Gladwin	*
Gogebic	*
Grand Traverse	*
Gratiot	*
Hillsdale	*
Houghton	*
Huron	*
Ingham	32.9
Ionia	51.6
Iosco	*
Iron	*
Isabella	22.0
Jackson	50.2
Kalamazoo	46.4
Kalkaska	*
Kent	43.1
Keweenaw	*
Lake	*
Lapeer	34.8
Leelanau	*
Lenawee	40.3
Livingston	42.7
Luce	*
Mackinac	*
Macomb	55.2
Manistee	*
Marquette	50.6
Mason	*
Mecosta	64.4
Menominee	*
Midland	47.2
Missaukee	*
Monroe	50.9
Montcalm	*
Montmorency	*
Muskegon	47.8
Newaygo	*
Oakland	40.4
Oceana	*
Ogemaw	*
Ontonagon	*
Osceola	*
Oscoda	*
Otsego	*
Ottawa	35.2
Presque Isle	*
Roscommon	*
Saginaw	65.3
Saint Clair	73.4
Saint Joseph	86.5
Sanilac	67.0
Schoolcraft	*
Shiawassee	71.7
Tuscola	*
Van Buren	53.1
Washtenaw	32.6
Wayne	82.7
Wexford	*

Definitions: The number of deaths to teens ages 15-19, and the rate is per 100,000 youth ages 15-19. An * indicates the count is less than 6, so no rate is listed.

Data Source: Michigan Department of Community Health, Division for Vital Records and Health Statistics.

Footnotes: These data are based on three-year averages, with the latest year listed. Rates are not calculated for counties with occurrences that total less than six over the three-year period. NA represents the uncalculated rates.

Michigan Grantee

Michigan League for Public Policy 1223 Turner Street., Suite G-1
Lansing, MI 48906-4369

517-487-5436
janezm@mlpp.org
http://www.mlpp.org/

Jane Zehnder-Merrell, Kids Count in Michigan Project Director

The Michigan League for Human Services (MLHS) is a statewide citizens non-profit organization dedicated to education, research and advocacy for the benefit of low income and other vulnerable citizens in the state of Michigan. MLHS has served the human services community in Michigan since 1912.

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