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Indiana Natality Report - 2015
Table 31. General Fertility Rates (GFR) and Total Fertility Rates (TFR) by County of Residence and Race/Ethnicity of Mother:
Indiana Counties, 2015

Hispanic (Any Race) Total Live Births GFR* TFR**
INDIANA
7,633
76.7
  
2,313
  
Adams
12
37.0
 U
1,125
 U
Allen
490
81.0
  
2,409
  
Bartholomew
87
82.5
  
2,368
  
Benton
6
65.2
 U
2,755
 U
Blackford
2
44.4
 U
1,500
 U
Boone
22
57.0
  
1,976
  
Brown
0
0.0
 U
0
 U
Carroll
5
31.1
 U
1,189
 U
Cass
135
116.6
 H
3,597
 H
Clark
135
106.9
  
3,028
  
Clay
5
61.7
 U
1,793
 U
Clinton
116
113.0
  
3,315
  
Crawford
1
27.8
 U
834
 U
Daviess
33
103.4
  
3,088
  
Dearborn
4
33.6
 U
1,155
 U
Decatur
8
87.9
 U
2,334
 U
DeKalb
9
32.7
 U
1,062
 U
Delaware
23
32.4
 L
1,024
 L
Dubois
72
109.8
  
3,459
  
Elkhart
643
93.4
 H
2,900
 H
Fayette
2
51.3
 U
1,270
 U
Floyd
30
60.6
  
1,853
  
Fountain
7
80.5
 U
2,577
 U
Franklin
2
44.4
 U
1,000
 U
Fulton
14
59.3
 U
1,735
 U
Gibson
10
84.0
 U
2,141
 U
Grant
41
68.6
  
2,061
  
Greene
6
60.0
 U
1,652
 U
Hamilton
140
51.0
 L
1,653
 L
Hancock
21
55.3
  
1,704
  
Harrison
12
83.9
 U
2,613
 U
Hendricks
61
43.9
 L
1,332
 L
Henry
9
69.2
 U
2,291
 U
Howard
28
50.2
  
1,440
  
Huntington
16
85.6
 U
2,335
 U
Jackson
65
136.6
 H
4,725
 H
Jasper
27
54.4
  
1,789
  
Jay
11
99.1
 U
3,527
 U
Jefferson
29
133.0
  
4,750
  
Jennings
8
58.0
 U
2,000
 U
Johnson
84
70.6
  
2,216
  
Knox
13
73.4
 U
2,040
 U
Kosciusko
95
69.1
  
2,165
  
LaGrange
17
50.0
 U
1,553
 U
Lake
1,280
62.7
 L
1,910
 L
LaPorte
115
76.7
  
2,358
  
Lawrence
9
53.3
 U
1,707
 U
Madison
74
72.5
  
2,337
  
Marion
2,096
101.0
 H
3,007
 H
Marshall
96
99.2
  
3,160
  
Martin
1
43.5
 U
2,500
 U
Miami
9
57.0
 U
1,547
 U
Monroe
63
41.9
 L
1,562
 L
Montgomery
41
117.5
  
3,515
  
Morgan
11
51.2
 U
1,443
 U
Newton
10
55.6
 U
2,092
 U
Noble
93
85.3
  
2,611
  
Ohio
0
0.0
 U
0
 U
Orange
4
50.0
 U
1,461
 U
Owen
7
114.8
 U
3,215
 U
Parke
1
16.1
 U
556
 U
Perry
1
21.7
 U
455
 U
Pike
2
48.8
 U
1,459
 U
Porter
163
41.1
 L
1,280
 L
Posey
3
49.2
 U
1,455
 U
Pulaski
3
32.3
 U
1,847
 U
Putnam
4
24.7
 U
1,084
 U
Randolph
15
87.2
 U
3,209
 U
Ripley
2
18.5
 U
503
 U
Rush
4
75.5
 U
2,598
 U
St.Joseph
392
72.0
  
2,166
  
Scott
7
59.8
 U
2,072
 U
Shelby
37
97.6
  
3,087
  
Spencer
12
96.0
 U
3,545
 U
Starke
6
34.1
 U
863
 U
Steuben
13
58.3
 U
1,954
 U
Sullivan
5
90.9
 U
2,955
 U
Switzerland
3
54.5
 U
2,294
 U
Tippecanoe
266
72.0
  
2,225
  
Tipton
2
21.5
 U
718
 U
Union
0
0.0
 U
0
 U
Vanderburgh
81
75.1
  
2,061
  
Vermillion
0
0.0
 U
0
 U
Vigo
21
41.8
 L
1,239
 L
Wabash
10
52.1
 U
1,441
 U
Warren
1
37.0
 U
1,667
 U
Warrick
17
69.7
 U
2,508
 U
Washington
5
55.6
 U
2,224
 U
Wayne
23
60.5
  
1,885
  
Wells
14
96.6
 U
2,645
 U
White
49
119.5
  
3,694
  
Whitley
6
33.5
 U
804
 U

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 live births.
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This table was run on November 17, 2016.

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