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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

White Total Live Births GFR* TFR**
INDIANA
68,822
62.7
  
1,876
  
Adams
665
111.9
 H
3,433
 H
Allen
3,892
66.6
 H
1,959
  
Bartholomew
805
60.7
  
1,858
  
Benton
104
70.8
  
2,312
  
Blackford
135
67.2
  
2,093
  
Boone
732
66.7
  
2,153
 H
Brown
95
44.3
 L
1,501
  
Carroll
214
63.1
  
2,075
  
Cass
478
75.1
 H
2,358
 H
Clark
1,200
59.9
  
1,796
  
Clay
300
63.1
  
1,957
  
Clinton
451
79.4
 H
2,406
 H
Crawford
134
75.6
  
2,412
  
Daviess
506
89.1
 H
2,650
 H
Dearborn
497
58.5
  
1,900
  
Decatur
327
69.1
  
2,114
  
DeKalb
553
72.3
  
2,205
 H
Delaware
1,087
44.9
 L
1,472
 L
Dubois
528
72.6
  
2,276
 H
Elkhart
2,644
76.0
 H
2,304
 H
Fayette
244
61.9
  
1,953
  
Floyd
761
57.1
  
1,752
  
Fountain
177
64.4
  
2,064
  
Franklin
245
62.8
  
2,085
  
Fulton
267
77.9
  
2,497
 H
Gibson
419
71.9
  
2,202
  
Grant
631
51.0
 L
1,557
 L
Greene
343
62.8
  
1,997
  
Hamilton
3,467
64.1
  
1,975
  
Hancock
699
54.9
 L
1,761
  
Harrison
441
64.4
  
2,001
  
Hendricks
1,634
60.0
  
1,901
  
Henry
475
60.8
  
1,923
  
Howard
863
65.6
  
1,981
  
Huntington
414
62.1
  
1,829
  
Jackson
543
70.3
  
2,130
  
Jasper
374
63.3
  
2,046
  
Jay
325
88.4
 H
2,779
 H
Jefferson
362
58.6
  
1,775
  
Jennings
352
69.5
  
2,145
  
Johnson
1,686
61.5
  
1,892
  
Knox
461
72.8
  
2,182
  
Kosciusko
986
69.9
  
2,089
  
LaGrange
695
101.3
 H
3,074
 H
Lake
3,754
57.9
 L
1,765
 L
LaPorte
1,076
66.1
  
2,020
  
Lawrence
481
63.3
  
1,986
  
Madison
1,286
60.9
  
1,844
  
Marion
8,932
67.5
 H
1,882
  
Marshall
546
67.4
  
2,113
  
Martin
132
77.9
  
2,403
  
Miami
367
65.5
  
2,072
  
Monroe
1,123
33.9
 L
1,194
 L
Montgomery
404
63.9
  
1,973
  
Morgan
728
59.4
  
1,876
  
Newton
124
54.8
  
1,687
  
Noble
589
69.4
  
2,173
  
Ohio
51
53.3
  
1,625
  
Orange
210
62.6
  
1,998
  
Owen
210
62.0
  
1,944
  
Parke
193
59.5
  
1,736
  
Perry
173
59.3
  
1,830
  
Pike
122
60.5
  
1,913
  
Porter
1,634
54.7
 L
1,687
 L
Posey
257
59.4
  
1,876
  
Pulaski
144
68.4
  
2,169
  
Putnam
345
52.4
 L
1,676
  
Randolph
280
65.7
  
2,095
  
Ripley
322
64.4
  
2,074
  
Rush
196
68.6
  
2,137
  
St.Joseph
2,620
60.1
  
1,805
  
Scott
263
61.4
  
1,930
  
Shelby
495
64.4
  
1,967
  
Spencer
241
71.5
  
2,363
  
Starke
253
63.5
  
1,935
  
Steuben
360
62.4
  
1,940
  
Sullivan
246
74.4
  
2,295
  
Switzerland
124
71.8
  
2,213
  
Tippecanoe
1,852
49.8
 L
1,595
 L
Tipton
163
64.3
  
2,138
  
Union
82
64.7
  
2,090
  
Vanderburgh
1,868
59.1
  
1,645
 L
Vermillion
148
55.4
  
1,795
  
Vigo
1,201
62.3
  
1,848
  
Wabash
315
56.8
  
1,752
  
Warren
90
67.2
  
2,071
  
Warrick
635
61.7
  
1,992
  
Washington
306
62.4
  
1,958
  
Wayne
681
61.3
  
1,839
  
Wells
322
68.8
  
2,097
  
White
263
68.1
  
2,126
  
Whitley
404
71.0
  
2,208
  

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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