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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

White Total Live Births GFR* TFR**
INDIANA
68,840
62.9
  
1,877
  
Adams
654
109.0
 H
3,363
 H
Allen
3,964
67.5
 H
1,979
  
Bartholomew
834
62.7
  
1,901
  
Benton
105
71.9
  
2,311
  
Blackford
118
59.8
  
1,843
  
Boone
724
64.3
  
2,052
  
Brown
119
54.6
  
1,753
  
Carroll
188
56.2
  
1,804
  
Cass
440
70.5
  
2,191
  
Clark
1,244
62.2
  
1,850
  
Clay
337
71.0
  
2,201
  
Clinton
446
79.4
 H
2,416
 H
Crawford
117
68.7
  
2,149
  
Daviess
474
83.4
 H
2,487
 H
Dearborn
518
61.1
  
1,948
  
Decatur
346
74.1
  
2,270
  
DeKalb
523
68.8
  
2,103
  
Delaware
1,055
44.1
 L
1,457
 L
Dubois
522
72.0
  
2,274
 H
Elkhart
2,672
76.6
 H
2,316
 H
Fayette
242
61.3
  
1,924
  
Floyd
788
58.6
  
1,789
  
Fountain
193
70.6
  
2,275
  
Franklin
222
57.3
  
1,880
  
Fulton
252
73.7
  
2,341
  
Gibson
371
64.3
  
1,956
  
Grant
651
53.5
 L
1,592
 L
Greene
331
61.5
  
1,932
  
Hamilton
3,411
62.6
  
1,931
  
Hancock
784
61.5
  
1,950
  
Harrison
437
64.1
  
1,996
  
Hendricks
1,577
57.7
 L
1,834
  
Henry
461
59.6
  
1,855
  
Howard
854
65.2
  
1,976
  
Huntington
425
63.9
  
1,901
  
Jackson
499
65.0
  
1,967
  
Jasper
368
61.5
  
1,962
  
Jay
295
80.2
 H
2,500
 H
Jefferson
352
56.5
  
1,700
  
Jennings
299
59.9
  
1,852
  
Johnson
1,733
62.5
  
1,916
  
Knox
410
64.1
  
1,918
  
Kosciusko
943
67.1
  
1,978
  
LaGrange
744
107.3
 H
3,274
 H
Lake
3,746
58.2
 L
1,770
 L
LaPorte
1,082
67.3
  
2,048
  
Lawrence
483
64.1
  
2,030
  
Madison
1,344
64.0
  
1,932
  
Marion
8,818
67.2
 H
1,876
  
Marshall
578
72.3
  
2,239
 H
Martin
129
76.9
  
2,374
  
Miami
354
63.4
  
2,020
  
Monroe
1,184
35.8
 L
1,243
 L
Montgomery
443
69.6
  
2,111
  
Morgan
768
62.7
  
1,951
  
Newton
164
73.1
  
2,288
  
Noble
607
71.6
  
2,221
 H
Ohio
54
58.1
  
1,798
  
Orange
234
70.9
  
2,214
  
Owen
223
67.1
  
2,107
  
Parke
225
71.7
  
2,071
  
Perry
231
79.7
  
2,447
 H
Pike
134
67.0
  
2,174
  
Porter
1,539
52.0
 L
1,608
 L
Posey
274
64.2
  
2,002
  
Pulaski
132
64.0
  
2,067
  
Putnam
351
53.9
  
1,684
  
Randolph
289
68.8
  
2,200
  
Ripley
317
63.4
  
2,008
  
Rush
186
65.3
  
1,998
  
St.Joseph
2,620
60.4
  
1,804
  
Scott
296
69.5
  
2,163
  
Shelby
466
61.4
  
1,859
  
Spencer
184
55.4
  
1,789
  
Starke
260
65.9
  
1,984
  
Steuben
402
70.2
  
2,167
  
Sullivan
202
60.7
  
1,870
  
Switzerland
123
71.3
  
2,227
  
Tippecanoe
1,865
49.8
 L
1,598
 L
Tipton
141
57.2
  
1,868
  
Union
68
54.3
  
1,742
  
Vanderburgh
1,855
59.0
  
1,645
 L
Vermillion
167
64.1
  
2,057
  
Vigo
1,170
61.4
  
1,794
  
Wabash
326
59.5
  
1,850
  
Warren
78
60.0
  
1,873
  
Warrick
651
62.5
  
2,016
  
Washington
328
67.3
  
2,092
  
Wayne
718
65.4
  
1,975
  
Wells
327
70.7
  
2,123
  
White
267
70.1
  
2,175
  
Whitley
395
69.6
  
2,133
  

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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