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Comparison of 2004 Birth Rates to 2001-03 Average Birth Rates 2004 Birth Rates to
15-19 Year Old Teens		 2005 Birth Rates to
15-19 Year Old Teens

 

Comparison of 2004 Birth Rates to 2001-03 Average Birth Rates
 

These counties met or exceeded a 3% reduction for 15-19 and 15-17 year olds.

These counties met or exceeded a 3% reduction for 15-19 year olds only.
 
Birth Rates: Births per 1000 females, age 15-17 and 15-19.
Rates based on fewer than 20 events may be statistically unreliable.
The % change for counties with less than 20 births is shown with an *.
Baseline average rate calculation: Numerator is the sum of births, 2001-2003, divided by 3.
Denominator is the mid-year population, 2002.
The baseline rate is compared to the current average birth rate due to the number of counties with a small number of births.

 

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