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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

All Races Total Live Births GFR* TFR**
INDIANA
84,008
64.8
  
1,926
  
Adams
662
108.7
 H
3,349
 H
Allen
5,270
71.4
 H
2,101
 H
Bartholomew
1,096
72.7
 H
2,171
 H
Benton
107
71.1
  
2,276
  
Blackford
121
60.0
  
1,857
  
Boone
773
64.6
  
2,052
  
Brown
120
53.6
  
1,723
  
Carroll
195
57.3
  
1,836
  
Cass
495
74.1
  
2,286
 H
Clark
1,487
65.9
  
1,957
  
Clay
346
71.7
  
2,218
  
Clinton
465
81.3
 H
2,473
 H
Crawford
118
67.9
  
2,117
  
Daviess
519
88.9
 H
2,664
 H
Dearborn
536
61.8
  
1,978
  
Decatur
352
72.5
  
2,178
  
DeKalb
530
68.3
  
2,092
  
Delaware
1,188
44.3
 L
1,443
 L
Dubois
572
77.2
 H
2,427
 H
Elkhart
3,188
81.8
 H
2,467
 H
Fayette
248
61.5
  
1,923
  
Floyd
909
61.5
  
1,868
  
Fountain
200
71.9
  
2,315
  
Franklin
226
57.4
  
1,870
  
Fulton
260
73.9
  
2,344
  
Gibson
388
64.7
  
1,952
  
Grant
757
56.3
 L
1,666
 L
Greene
337
61.6
  
1,936
  
Hamilton
3,902
62.5
  
1,944
  
Hancock
824
61.5
  
1,952
  
Harrison
452
65.2
  
2,025
  
Hendricks
1,761
57.2
 L
1,828
  
Henry
476
60.1
  
1,868
  
Howard
978
65.8
  
1,987
  
Huntington
434
63.3
  
1,888
  
Jackson
576
71.6
  
2,175
  
Jasper
382
62.0
  
1,977
  
Jay
306
82.0
 H
2,547
 H
Jefferson
371
56.3
  
1,700
  
Jennings
314
61.8
  
1,905
  
Johnson
1,883
63.6
  
1,937
  
Knox
431
61.7
  
1,849
  
Kosciusko
1,027
70.4
  
2,078
  
LaGrange
753
106.8
 H
3,256
 H
Lake
5,910
62.6
  
1,905
  
LaPorte
1,340
71.4
  
2,170
 H
Lawrence
497
64.1
  
2,011
  
Madison
1,510
64.2
  
1,929
  
Marion
14,432
70.2
 H
1,973
  
Marshall
608
73.6
  
2,275
 H
Martin
130
75.9
  
2,341
  
Miami
374
64.0
  
2,032
  
Monroe
1,353
34.7
 L
1,225
 L
Montgomery
473
72.3
  
2,190
  
Morgan
776
62.2
  
1,936
  
Newton
171
74.0
  
2,327
  
Noble
654
75.2
 H
2,325
 H
Ohio
54
57.2
  
1,773
  
Orange
240
71.0
  
2,215
  
Owen
228
67.1
  
2,115
  
Parke
228
66.0
  
1,900
  
Perry
235
79.0
  
2,421
  
Pike
137
67.3
  
2,183
  
Porter
1,714
53.0
 L
1,640
 L
Posey
285
64.9
  
2,024
  
Pulaski
135
63.9
  
2,058
  
Putnam
362
52.7
 L
1,669
  
Randolph
301
69.7
  
2,224
  
Ripley
324
62.8
  
1,991
  
Rush
188
64.4
  
1,966
  
St.Joseph
3,480
63.7
  
1,885
  
Scott
300
69.0
  
2,146
  
Shelby
495
62.9
  
1,913
  
Spencer
191
56.0
  
1,795
  
Starke
263
65.6
  
1,976
  
Steuben
416
70.7
  
2,173
  
Sullivan
206
60.9
  
1,873
  
Switzerland
126
71.6
  
2,227
  
Tippecanoe
2,388
53.2
 L
1,688
 L
Tipton
144
57.3
  
1,865
  
Union
69
53.7
  
1,711
  
Vanderburgh
2,222
60.8
  
1,700
 L
Vermillion
169
63.9
  
2,046
  
Vigo
1,285
59.2
  
1,733
 L
Wabash
338
59.5
  
1,847
  
Warren
79
59.4
  
1,860
  
Warrick
683
62.1
  
2,010
  
Washington
332
67.3
  
2,094
  
Wayne
788
65.6
  
1,976
  
Wells
339
71.8
  
2,157
  
White
303
77.2
  
2,383
  
Whitley
398
68.8
  
2,114
  

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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