Child Mortality, by Place of Residence - Puerto Rico

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Child Mortality, by Place of Residence (Rate) – 1990

Data Provided by: National Council of La Raza

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Scale: 0.0 - 70.3


Puerto Rico	30.1
Adjuntas	17.6
Aguada	19.8
Aguadilla	6.8
Aguas Buenas	43.1
Aibonito	43.8
Añasco	15.3
Arecibo	28.3
Arroyo	36.2
Barceloneta	0.0
Barranquitas	25.7
Bayamón	13.7
Cabo Rojo	11.9
Caguas	21.3
Camuy	0.0
Canóvanas	41.6
Carolina	31.3
Cataño	20.4
Cayey	16.9
Ceiba	0.0
Ciales	37.3
Cidra	19.8
Coamo	42.7
Comerío	0.0
Corozal	52.0
Culebra	0.0
Dorado	24.1
Fajardo	22.8
Florida	42.7
Guánica	36.1
Guayama	51.8
Guayanilla	16.5
Guaynabo	18.4
Gurabo	27.3
Hatillo	24.2
Hormigueros	0.0
Humacao	61.9
Isabela	40.1
Jayuya	41.1
Juana Díaz	53.4
Juncos	12.7
Lajas	35.4
Lares	0.0
Las Marías	0.0
Las Piedras	27.0
Loíza	43.0
Luquillo	0.0
Manatí	30.0
Maricao	0.0
Maunabo	0.0
Mayagüez	32.2
Moca	32.3
Morovis	26.5
Naguabo	16.7
Naranjito	12.6
Orocovis	47.8
Patillas	0.0
Peñuelas	28.5
Ponce	41.3
Quebradillas	0.0
Rincón	0.0
Río Grande	33.6
Sabana Grande	70.3
Salinas	24.7
San Germán	49.6
San Juan	45.4
San Lorenzo	32.1
San Sebastián	69.3
Santa Isabel	35.1
Toa Alta	15.5
Toa Baja	29.5
Trujillo Alto	6.2
Utuado	41.8
Vega Alta	53.7
Vega Baja	19.9
Vieques	45.4
Villalba	13.3
Yabucoa	48.9
Yauco	25.5

Definitions: Deaths to children between the ages of 1 and 14, from all causes, per 100,000 children in this age range. The data are reported by place of residence.

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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