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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

Hispanic (Any Race) Total Live Births GFR* TFR**
INDIANA
7,224
74.2
  
2,216
  
Adams
23
73.2
  
2,247
  
Allen
469
79.4
  
2,335
  
Bartholomew
99
92.6
  
2,697
  
Benton
9
92.8
 U
3,065
 U
Blackford
2
52.6
 U
3,750
 U
Boone
16
44.2
 U
1,427
 U
Brown
2
35.7
 U
1,000
 U
Carroll
14
83.3
 U
3,046
 U
Cass
127
112.1
 H
3,472
 H
Clark
117
91.1
  
2,604
  
Clay
4
51.9
 U
1,250
 U
Clinton
105
102.8
  
3,041
  
Crawford
0
0.0
 U
0
 U
Daviess
33
101.2
  
2,967
  
Dearborn
7
61.9
 U
2,214
 U
Decatur
3
36.1
 U
906
 U
DeKalb
13
50.2
 U
1,630
 U
Delaware
21
29.6
 L
787
 L
Dubois
85
134.7
 H
4,038
 H
Elkhart
600
88.1
 H
2,721
 H
Fayette
0
0.0
 U
0
 U
Floyd
28
60.1
  
1,887
  
Fountain
7
77.8
 U
2,945
 U
Franklin
1
18.9
 U
294
 U
Fulton
19
88.4
 U
2,578
 U
Gibson
6
56.1
 U
1,520
 U
Grant
41
71.4
  
1,907
  
Greene
7
71.4
 U
2,338
 U
Hamilton
116
44.6
 L
1,437
 L
Hancock
11
30.6
 U
943
 U
Harrison
10
66.2
 U
2,533
 U
Hendricks
67
54.3
  
1,656
  
Henry
4
31.0
 U
956
 U
Howard
22
38.8
 L
1,188
 L
Huntington
12
67.0
 U
1,969
 U
Jackson
55
105.6
  
3,158
  
Jasper
37
82.8
  
2,569
  
Jay
10
87.0
 U
3,004
 U
Jefferson
11
53.9
 U
2,282
 U
Jennings
8
56.3
 U
1,836
 U
Johnson
58
49.2
 L
1,449
 L
Knox
9
62.1
 U
1,754
 U
Kosciusko
101
74.1
  
2,360
  
LaGrange
17
53.3
 U
1,752
 U
Lake
1,206
60.0
 L
1,808
 L
LaPorte
110
77.6
  
2,377
  
Lawrence
7
41.4
 U
1,071
 U
Madison
73
74.7
  
2,274
  
Marion
2,052
99.7
 H
2,936
 H
Marshall
70
71.1
  
2,173
  
Martin
0
0.0
 U
0
 U
Miami
10
65.4
 U
1,724
 U
Monroe
49
33.7
 L
1,235
 L
Montgomery
34
94.2
  
2,955
  
Morgan
13
64.4
 U
2,069
 U
Newton
18
96.3
 U
2,633
 U
Noble
86
80.5
  
2,587
  
Ohio
0
0.0
 U
0
 U
Orange
4
72.7
 U
2,000
 U
Owen
3
45.5
 U
1,468
 U
Parke
0
0.0
 U
0
 U
Perry
2
41.7
 U
885
 U
Pike
0
0.0
 U
0
 U
Porter
152
39.9
 L
1,248
 L
Posey
3
50.8
 U
1,196
 U
Pulaski
3
31.9
 U
1,424
 U
Putnam
2
12.5
 U
542
 U
Randolph
20
123.5
  
3,875
  
Ripley
7
79.5
 U
2,357
 U
Rush
4
80.0
 U
2,510
 U
St.Joseph
370
70.1
  
2,124
  
Scott
2
20.2
 U
693
 U
Shelby
24
65.0
  
2,242
  
Spencer
11
85.9
 U
3,627
 U
Starke
7
40.5
 U
1,088
 U
Steuben
18
80.4
 U
2,658
 U
Sullivan
2
35.1
 U
1,000
 U
Switzerland
1
19.6
 U
2,500
 U
Tippecanoe
246
69.0
  
2,074
  
Tipton
4
51.9
 U
1,345
 U
Union
0
0.0
 U
0
 U
Vanderburgh
72
69.6
  
1,992
  
Vermillion
2
50.0
 U
1,125
 U
Vigo
22
44.5
  
1,376
  
Wabash
9
51.1
 U
1,425
 U
Warren
2
60.6
 U
1,459
 U
Warrick
10
44.8
 U
1,613
 U
Washington
4
47.1
 U
2,330
 U
Wayne
24
65.0
  
1,841
  
Wells
15
103.4
 U
2,867
 U
White
42
107.4
  
3,356
  
Whitley
3
18.0
 U
639
 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 births or outcomes.
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This table was run on November 28, 2015.

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