Table 32(All Races) Outcome Indicators by Race of Mother: Indiana 2001

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INDIANA NATALITY REPORT - REVISED DATA

TABLE 32 - INDIANA RESIDENTS

Outcome Indicators by Race of Mother:

Indiana, 2001

		Birth Weight								During Pregnancy
ALL RACES	Total Births	% Low (LT 2500 grams)		% Very Low (LT 1500 grams)		% Preterm ^†		% PNC 1st Trimester ^‡		% Alcohol		% Smoked		% Unmarried Parents
Adams	581	5.3		0.9		5.5		57.5	S	0.3		13.1	S	20.1	S
Allen	5,371	8.5		1.4		9.5		78.9		0.3		16.4	S	35.7
Bartholomew	999	7.0		1.2		7.7		83.4		0.3		20.5		31.9
Benton	107	7.5		0.9		9.3		80.4		1.9		20.6		25.2
Blackford	179	6.7		1.7		7.8		88.3		0.6		29.6		35.8
Boone	624	5.3		1.1		8.3		88.0	S	0.6		13.9	S	17.5	S
Brown	158	9.5		1.9		10.1		84.8		0.0		20.9		25.9
Carroll	216	5.1		0.9		3.7		80.1		0.5		16.2		22.2	S
Cass	574	6.8		1.2		6.3		71.8	S	0.5		26.3	S	37.8
Clark	1,311	6.9		1.3		8.7		80.5		0.3		21.5		34.9
Clay	349	6.0		1.7		7.4		82.8		0.6		35.5	S	33.5
Clinton	521	7.7		1.2		6.9		73.9		1.5		23.0		34.2
Crawford	135	5.2		0.0		8.1		85.2		0.0		32.6	S	30.4
Daviess	470	7.4		1.5		10.2		64.7	S	0.4		16.6		24.3	S
Dearborn	527	6.1		0.6		11.0		91.1	S	0.0		23.7		37.6
Decatur	379	6.9		1.8		9.5		79.9		0.0		25.9		29.0
DeKalb	616	6.3		0.5		6.3		80.4		0.6		30.4	S	32.3
Delaware	1,371	8.4		2.0		7.7		86.9	S	0.2		24.7	S	40.0
Dubois	515	5.6		1.2		13.4		85.0		0.0		15.0		25.8	S
Elkhart	3,125	6.8		1.2		7.4		62.4	S	0.6		17.4	S	35.4
Fayette	302	9.3		2.3		12.3		84.4		0.3		34.4	S	38.1
Floyd	852	7.9		2.0		9.0		85.4	S	0.6		24.9		33.3
Fountain	238	10.9		1.7		13.9		78.6		0.0		23.5		34.0
Franklin	232	6.0		0.4		10.3		85.8		0.9		21.6		30.6
Fulton	252	11.1		2.8		13.5		78.6		0.4		33.7	S	32.9
Gibson	419	7.2		0.2		7.4		84.2		0.7		26.0		32.2
Grant	822	8.2		1.6		10.2		73.5	S	1.3		29.8	S	44.9	S
Greene	394	7.6		2.0		11.2		76.4		0.3		25.4		28.9
Hamilton	3,242	6.5		1.0		9.3		88.9	S	1.4	S	6.1	S	10.1	S
Hancock	725	4.8		0.6		9.2		92.4	S	1.1		20.3		23.9	S
Harrison	457	6.8		1.5		9.4		87.5	S	1.1		27.8	S	27.1	S
Hendricks	1,541	6.2		1.2		9.3		87.3	S	0.7		13.8	S	18.0	S
Henry	590	8.8		2.0		9.7		89.0	S	0.3		30.0	S	32.2
Howard	1,218	8.2		1.6		7.6		81.3		0.7		22.5		36.9
Huntington	438	4.8		1.8		7.1		87.7	S	0.0		24.2		31.5
Jackson	638	7.7		0.8		10.8		79.0		0.2		23.5		30.1
Jasper	353	6.5		0.6		8.5		82.4		0.0		23.2		27.8
Jay	305	12.1		4.9	S	8.5		69.8	S	0.3		23.0		24.3	S
Jefferson	383	5.7		0.0		7.8		80.9		0.0		27.2		34.5
Jennings	400	7.0		1.0		7.3		86.0		0.3		28.5	S	32.3
Johnson	1,649	6.6		0.8		9.3		88.5	S	0.6		16.4	S	21.8	S
Knox	453	7.1		0.9		7.5		87.2	S	1.5		27.6	S	40.0
Kosciusko	1,133	7.3		1.1		9.3		76.3		0.4		23.1		32.0
LaGrange	697	5.6		1.0		6.9		41.5	S	0.1		9.3	S	11.6	S
Lake	6,936	8.7		2.0	S	9.1		77.9	S	0.4		15.1	S	47.3	S
LaPorte	1,401	6.9		0.9		7.2		72.4	S	0.2		25.1	S	42.4	S
Lawrence	565	7.3		0.7		10.1		78.6		0.4		23.5		33.6
Madison	1,710	8.7		1.2		9.5		82.7		0.6		28.3	S	40.1	S
Marion	14,373	8.7	S	1.7		10.6	S	77.1	S	1.3	S	19.3		47.6	S
Marshall	720	7.2		0.8		8.6		85.6	S	0.3		20.7		28.1	S
Martin	125	6.4		1.6		13.6		74.4		0.0		17.6		24.0
Miami	479	6.5		0.8		7.1		80.2		0.2		27.8	S	37.6
Monroe	1,280	7.0		1.3		9.4		79.6		0.6		17.3		25.9	S
Montgomery	505	6.5		1.6		9.5		81.4		0.6		28.3	S	36.8
Morgan	847	7.0		1.1		9.2		83.6		1.1		25.1	S	30.1
Newton	163	8.0		3.1		8.6		74.2		1.2		36.2	S	32.5
Noble	717	6.8		1.3		8.8		70.4	S	0.8		25.0		35.0
Ohio	69	14.5		1.4		17.4		92.8		0.0		24.6		31.9
Orange	274	7.7		0.7		10.2		84.7		0.0		30.3	S	30.3
Owen	262	9.2		1.9		11.5		78.6		0.4		27.1		31.7
Parke	164	7.3		1.2		7.3		76.2		1.2		32.9	S	32.9
Perry	223	11.2		3.1		13.5		88.3		0.9		31.8	S	36.3
Pike	157	10.2		3.2		12.7		87.9		0.0		22.9		25.5
Porter	1,846	6.3		0.9		7.2		81.0		0.1		17.9		26.8	S
Posey	269	7.1		0.4		6.3		88.1		0.0		19.3		26.0
Pulaski	144	5.6		3.5		6.9		82.6		0.0		25.7		27.8
Putnam	405	7.4		0.2		10.1		82.0		0.5		31.9	S	32.8
Randolph	337	9.5		2.1		8.6		82.2		0.9		27.9	S	31.2
Ripley	381	6.8		0.0		8.7		85.0		0.5		20.7		23.1	S
Rush	259	7.3		0.8		12.0		80.7		0.0		23.6		30.1
St. Joseph	3,856	7.0		1.6		7.7		79.5		0.8		15.1	S	40.1	S
Scott	303	8.3		2.0		10.2		74.9		0.7		37.3	S	37.0
Shelby	597	7.0		1.2		7.4		80.2		1.3		27.6	S	33.2
Spencer	259	7.7		1.5		10.8		85.7		0.4		21.6		23.9	S
Starke	325	7.4		0.6		9.2		82.8		1.2		35.7	S	40.3
Steuben	464	6.9		0.9		11.4		78.7		1.5		30.0	S	37.5
Sullivan	265	11.7		2.3		10.6		79.6		0.4		21.5		27.2
Switzerland	102	3.9		0.0		2.9		82.4		1.0		28.4		35.3
Tippecanoe	1,917	6.4		1.6		7.4		84.1	S	0.4		13.0	S	28.4	S
Tipton	188	5.9		0.5		6.9		81.4		0.0		20.2		17.0	S
Union	66	7.6		0.0		9.1		89.4		0.0		16.7		30.3
Vanderburgh	2,292	10.6	S	2.3		10.0		85.3	S	0.8		23.7	S	41.3	S
Vermillion	191	6.3		0.0		7.9		85.3		1.6		29.3		34.6
Vigo	1,275	6.4		1.4		9.3		85.4	S	2.0	S	30.3	S	41.1	S
Wabash	391	7.7		1.3		10.0		79.5		0.8		22.8		38.9
Warren	94	3.2		1.1		4.3		77.7		0.0		21.3		22.3
Warrick	676	5.5		0.9		7.8		89.8	S	0.9		16.3		24.6	S
Washington	363	5.5		1.4		8.8		80.2		0.6		26.2		28.9
Wayne	894	7.3		1.5		8.6		80.1		0.0		28.6	S	42.8	S
Wells	321	6.5		1.2		5.9		86.9		1.6		16.8		27.7
White	386	6.5		1.0		7.3		80.8		0.3		22.5		40.9
Whitley	425	6.1		0.7		11.1		88.5	S	0.7		22.6		25.6	S
INDIANA	86,122	7.6		1.4		9.1		79.8		0.7		20.2		35.6

SOURCE: Indiana State Department of Health, Epidemiology Resource Center, Data Analysis Team, March, 2003.

The 2001 information is based on Final data. See Preface.

† Preterm: less than 37 weeks gestation.

‡ PNC: Prenatal Care. For 2001, the source for the beginning month of Prenatal Care has changed. See Preface..

'S' Significantly different from the state percent.

'**' Outcomes for this county are suppressed due to 20 or fewer total births.

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