Teen Birth for 15- to 17-Year-Old Females, by Mother's Place of Residence - Puerto Rico

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Teen Birth for 15- to 17-Year-Old Females, by Mother's Place of Residence (Rate) – 2009

Data Provided by: National Council of La Raza

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Scale: 0.0 - 189.2


Puerto Rico	78.5
Adjuntas	41.0
Aguada	57.0
Aguadilla	73.3
Aguas Buenas	83.6
Aibonito	84.6
Añasco	61.5
Arecibo	77.4
Arroyo	107.2
Barceloneta	93.1
Barranquitas	105.6
Bayamón	66.3
Cabo Rojo	63.1
Caguas	72.0
Camuy	53.9
Canóvanas	105.4
Carolina	57.9
Cataño	158.7
Cayey	58.1
Ceiba	64.3
Ciales	84.7
Cidra	73.5
Coamo	96.5
Comerío	110.7
Corozal	99.4
Culebra	0.0
Dorado	84.4
Fajardo	83.0
Florida	189.2
Guánica	66.1
Guayama	86.0
Guayanilla	92.0
Guaynabo	46.8
Gurabo	62.5
Hatillo	67.0
Hormigueros	34.8
Humacao	75.0
Isabela	48.2
Jayuya	119.6
Juana Díaz	86.5
Juncos	77.3
Lajas	73.5
Lares	99.7
Las Marías	100.1
Las Piedras	54.6
Loíza	112.1
Luquillo	69.7
Manatí	117.3
Maricao	111.1
Maunabo	122.1
Mayagüez	85.6
Moca	62.2
Morovis	104.6
Naguabo	64.0
Naranjito	92.0
Orocovis	114.8
Patillas	61.9
Peñuelas	110.1
Ponce	89.8
Quebradillas	69.4
Rincón	98.7
Río Grande	51.6
Sabana Grande	63.1
Salinas	99.5
San Germán	86.8
San Juan	79.4
San Lorenzo	70.5
San Sebastián	61.0
Santa Isabel	107.7
Toa Alta	59.8
Toa Baja	78.8
Trujillo Alto	62.6
Utuado	116.8
Vega Alta	90.3
Vega Baja	113.4
Vieques	129.0
Villalba	64.7
Yabucoa	97.1
Yauco	77.7

Definitions: Births to teenagers between the ages of 15 and 17 per 1,000 females in this age group. Data reflect the mother's place of residence, rather than place of birth. This measure of teenage childbearing focuses on the fertility of all females ages 15 to 17, regardless of marital status.

Data Source: Puerto Rico Department of Health, Auxiliary Secretariat for Planning and Development, Division of Statistical Analysis.

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Nayda I. Rivera-Hernández, Senior Research Analyst

The National Council of La Raza (NCLR) the largest national Hispanic civil rights and advocacy organization in the United States works to improve opportunities for Hispanic Americans.

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