Repeat Teen Births Ages 15-19 - Michigan

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Repeat Teen Births Ages 15-19 (Percent) – 2011

Data Provided by: Michigan League for Public Policy

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Scale: 6.9% - 26.1%


Michigan	17.5%
Alcona	*
Alger	*
Allegan	15.4%
Alpena	11.1%
Antrim	21.5%
Arenac	*
Baraga	*
Barry	19.4%
Bay	13.6%
Benzie	14.0%
Berrien	21.6%
Branch	13.7%
Calhoun	21.0%
Cass	19.9%
Charlevoix	13.8%
Cheboygan	15.3%
Chippewa	21.7%
Clare	19.4%
Clinton	12.6%
Crawford	14.0%
Delta	18.2%
Dickinson	11.7%
Eaton	10.2%
Emmet	13.1%
Genesee	20.1%
Gladwin	14.1%
Gogebic	17.8%
Grand Traverse	10.1%
Gratiot	14.4%
Hillsdale	17.4%
Houghton	10.8%
Huron	20.3%
Ingham	18.2%
Ionia	11.3%
Iosco	11.6%
Iron	*
Isabella	18.0%
Jackson	20.0%
Kalamazoo	21.8%
Kalkaska	15.8%
Kent	18.7%
Keweenaw	*
Lake	17.9%
Lapeer	13.9%
Leelanau	*
Lenawee	12.7%
Livingston	6.9%
Luce	*
Mackinac	*
Macomb	13.2%
Manistee	20.0%
Marquette	13.1%
Mason	19.6%
Mecosta	12.9%
Menominee	17.5%
Midland	12.2%
Missaukee	*
Monroe	14.3%
Montcalm	14.6%
Montmorency	*
Muskegon	17.8%
Newaygo	18.7%
Oakland	15.7%
Oceana	22.0%
Ogemaw	14.9%
Ontonagon	*
Osceola	15.8%
Oscoda	*
Otsego	16.9%
Ottawa	16.6%
Presque Isle	26.1%
Roscommon	18.9%
Saginaw	20.1%
Saint Clair	16.5%
Saint Joseph	14.2%
Sanilac	8.6%
Schoolcraft	21.4%
Shiawassee	11.2%
Tuscola	12.6%
Van Buren	17.3%
Washtenaw	15.4%
Wayne	19.0%
Wexford	13.0%

Definitions: The total number of second or third births to teens. The percent is based on births to mothers aged 15-19. An * indicates fewer than six occurrences.

Data Source: Michigan Department of Community Health, Vital Records and Health Data Development Section.

Footnotes: These data are based on three-year averages, with the latest year listed. Births by county and city are based on the mother’s residence.

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Jane Zehnder-Merrell, Kids Count in Michigan Project Director

The Michigan League for Public Policy (MLPP) 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. MLPP has advocated for policies to improve the well-being of Michigan residents since 1912.

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