Teen Birth (ages 15-19 per 1,000 females) - West Virginia

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Teen Birth (ages 15-19 per 1,000 females) (Rate) – 2010

Data Provided by: West Virginia KIDS COUNT Fund

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Scale: 14.0 - 95.8


West Virginia	46.3
Barbour	45.1
Berkeley	43.8
Boone	70.5
Braxton	51.9
Brooke	25.8
Cabell	49.6
Calhoun	66.6
Clay	71.2
Doddridge	39.9
Fayette	68.3
Gilmer	22.3
Grant	56.9
Greenbrier	46.7
Hampshire	49.2
Hancock	33.2
Hardy	49.8
Harrison	48.4
Jackson	41.9
Jefferson	33.4
Kanawha	53.2
Lewis	59.0
Lincoln	55.5
Logan	62.8
Marion	39.4
Marshall	43.1
Mason	47.6
McDowell	95.8
Mercer	65.7
Mineral	41.5
Mingo	79.5
Monongalia	14.0
Monroe	41.6
Morgan	37.6
Nicholas	57.3
Ohio	36.0
Pendleton	30.7
Pleasants	30.0
Pocahontas	38.9
Preston	47.0
Putnam	34.6
Raleigh	56.0
Randolph	52.3
Ritchie	43.5
Roane	47.0
Summers	45.0
Taylor	48.0
Tucker	34.1
Tyler	52.5
Upshur	31.2
Wayne	44.3
Webster	56.0
Wetzel	55.4
Wirt	47.6
Wood	51.6
Wyoming	59.2

Definitions: This is the number of live births to mothers ages 15-19 per 1,000 females ages 15-19. The rate is based on three years of data.

Data Source: WV Department of Health and Human Resources, Bureau of Public Health, Office of Epidemiology and Health Promotion, Health Statistics Center.
National data is based on one year and is from the CDC.

Footnotes: At a state and county level, this indicator is a rate per 1,000 females ages 15-19 based on a three-year average. The rate is calculated as 1,000 times the number of teen births to mothers ages 15-19 divided by the total number of females ages 15-19. The base population for this indicator is the total number of females ages 15-19. National data is calculated in the same manner but is based on only one year.

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