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Indiana Natality Report - 2014
Table 31. General Fertility Rates (GFR) and Total Fertility Rates (TFR) by County of Residence and Race/Ethnicity of Mother:
Indiana Counties, 2014

All Races Total Live Births GFR* TFR**
INDIANA
83,927
64.8
  
1,929
  
Adams
675
112.1
 H
3,440
 H
Allen
5,229
71.4
 H
2,112
 H
Bartholomew
1,052
70.4
  
2,121
  
Benton
109
72.0
  
2,340
  
Blackford
136
66.2
  
2,066
  
Boone
786
67.8
  
2,177
  
Brown
97
44.0
 L
1,492
  
Carroll
220
63.6
  
2,093
  
Cass
515
76.0
  
2,364
 H
Clark
1,433
63.8
  
1,914
  
Clay
306
63.3
  
1,965
  
Clinton
461
79.8
 H
2,417
 H
Crawford
135
74.9
  
2,364
  
Daviess
531
91.3
 H
2,718
 H
Dearborn
510
58.8
  
1,920
  
Decatur
333
68.0
  
2,048
  
DeKalb
562
72.0
  
2,199
  
Delaware
1,231
45.4
 L
1,469
 L
Dubois
573
77.2
 H
2,415
 H
Elkhart
3,109
80.2
 H
2,424
 H
Fayette
249
61.7
  
1,944
  
Floyd
873
59.8
  
1,828
  
Fountain
180
64.2
  
2,059
  
Franklin
250
62.9
  
2,059
  
Fulton
279
79.0
  
2,526
 H
Gibson
433
71.9
  
2,196
  
Grant
747
54.6
 L
1,638
 L
Greene
346
62.4
  
1,983
  
Hamilton
3,888
63.0
  
1,960
  
Hancock
732
54.9
 L
1,760
  
Harrison
452
64.8
  
2,010
  
Hendricks
1,797
58.9
 L
1,873
  
Henry
483
60.5
  
1,908
  
Howard
1,003
67.3
  
2,034
  
Huntington
428
62.2
  
1,839
  
Jackson
620
77.5
 H
2,351
 H
Jasper
385
63.4
  
2,041
  
Jay
339
90.8
 H
2,855
 H
Jefferson
388
59.4
  
1,807
  
Jennings
363
70.4
  
2,169
  
Johnson
1,814
62.2
  
1,903
  
Knox
484
70.4
  
2,122
  
Kosciusko
1,080
73.8
 H
2,207
 H
LaGrange
699
100.5
 H
3,054
 H
Lake
6,080
63.8
  
1,941
  
LaPorte
1,331
70.5
  
2,141
 H
Lawrence
486
62.3
  
1,946
  
Madison
1,432
60.6
  
1,829
  
Marion
14,573
71.0
 H
1,996
 H
Marshall
570
68.2
  
2,127
  
Martin
133
77.1
  
2,385
  
Miami
378
64.8
  
2,046
  
Monroe
1,309
33.8
 L
1,194
 L
Montgomery
430
66.3
  
2,049
  
Morgan
743
59.3
  
1,863
  
Newton
132
56.8
  
1,758
  
Noble
630
72.5
  
2,265
 H
Ohio
52
53.6
  
1,637
  
Orange
214
62.3
  
1,981
  
Owen
216
62.4
  
1,958
  
Parke
195
54.7
  
1,587
  
Perry
177
59.3
  
1,826
  
Pike
126
61.4
  
1,939
  
Porter
1,824
56.1
 L
1,730
 L
Posey
265
60.0
  
1,893
  
Pulaski
146
67.7
  
2,139
  
Putnam
353
51.1
 L
1,654
  
Randolph
297
68.0
  
2,167
  
Ripley
331
64.7
  
2,082
  
Rush
200
68.2
  
2,122
  
St.Joseph
3,480
63.7
  
1,896
  
Scott
266
61.1
  
1,915
  
Shelby
522
65.4
  
2,003
  
Spencer
249
72.2
  
2,365
  
Starke
257
63.5
  
1,933
  
Steuben
366
61.8
  
1,921
  
Sullivan
247
73.2
  
2,252
  
Switzerland
128
73.0
  
2,253
  
Tippecanoe
2,340
52.9
 L
1,667
 L
Tipton
164
63.9
  
2,124
  
Union
82
63.3
  
2,038
  
Vanderburgh
2,236
61.1
  
1,705
 L
Vermillion
150
55.5
  
1,792
  
Vigo
1,315
60.1
  
1,781
  
Wabash
330
57.4
  
1,763
  
Warren
93
68.2
  
2,109
  
Warrick
664
61.3
  
1,990
  
Washington
311
62.7
  
1,969
  
Wayne
765
63.1
  
1,887
  
Wells
336
70.4
  
2,145
  
White
276
69.4
  
2,162
  
Whitley
412
71.0
  
2,212
  

SOURCE: Indiana State Department of Health, Epidemiology Resource Center, Data Analysis Team.
*GFR: General Fertility Rate - Live Births per 1,000 women ages 15-44.
**TFR: Total Fertility Rate - Five times the sum of the age-specific rates.
H/L = Significantly higher (H) or lower (L) than the state percent.  For additional information, see the Technical Notes.
U = Unstable rate due to fewer than 20 births or outcomes.
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This table was run on November 28, 2015.

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