Table 32(White) 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
WHITE	Total Births	% Low (LT 2500 grams)		% Very Low (LT 1500 grams)		% Preterm ^†		% PNC 1st Trimester ^‡		% Alcohol		% Smoked		% Unmarried Parents
Adams	578	5.2		0.9		5.5		57.3	S	0.3		12.8	S	20.1	S
Allen	4,435	7.4		1.4		9.3		82.3		0.3		16.7	S	27.9	S
Bartholomew	942	6.7		1.3		7.9		83.3		0.3		21.2		32.0
Benton	106	7.5		0.9		9.4		80.2		1.9		20.8		25.5
Blackford	179	6.7		1.7		7.8		88.3		0.6		29.6		35.8
Boone	614	5.4		1.1		8.5		88.1	S	0.7		13.8	S	17.3	S
Brown	156	9.6		1.9		10.3		84.6		0.0		20.5		26.3
Carroll	214	5.1		0.9		3.7		79.9		0.5		16.4		22.4
Cass	560	6.8		1.1		6.3		71.8	S	0.4		26.4		37.9	S
Clark	1,188	6.3		1.2		8.3		81.6		0.3		22.1		32.0
Clay	345	6.1		1.7		7.5		83.2		0.6		35.4	S	33.0
Clinton	518	7.7		1.2		6.9		73.9	S	1.5		23.0		34.0
Crawford	133	5.3		0.0		8.3		85.0		0.0		33.1		30.1
Daviess	467	7.1		1.5		10.3		64.9	S	0.4		16.7		24.2
Dearborn	519	6.0		0.6		10.6		91.1	S	0.0		23.9		37.6
Decatur	375	6.7		1.6		9.3		80.3		0.0		25.9		28.8
DeKalb	609	6.2		0.5		6.4		80.3		0.7		30.5	S	32.0
Delaware	1,225	7.7		1.5		7.2		88.8	S	0.2		24.9		35.6	S
Dubois	509	5.7		1.2		13.2	S	85.3		0.0		15.1		25.5
Elkhart	2,885	6.2		1.1		6.8	S	63.6	S	0.6		17.2	S	32.7
Fayette	296	8.8		2.4		11.8		84.1		0.3		34.8	S	38.2
Floyd	791	7.3		2.1		9.2		86.0		0.6		24.8		30.5
Fountain	236	10.6		1.7		14.0		78.4		0.0		23.7		33.5
Franklin	231	5.6		0.4		10.0		85.7		0.9		21.6		30.7
Fulton	249	10.8		2.8		13.7		78.7		0.4		33.7	S	32.5
Gibson	408	7.1		0.2		7.4		84.6		0.7		26.0		31.4
Grant	718	7.8		1.5		9.7		76.5		1.1		30.8	S	39.7	S
Greene	389	7.7		2.1		10.8		76.9		0.3		25.7		29.3
Hamilton	3,078	6.4		0.9		9.2		89.1	S	1.5	S	6.4	S	10.1	S
Hancock	721	4.7		0.6		9.2		92.5	S	1.1		20.2		23.7	S
Harrison	454	6.4		1.1		9.0		87.4		1.1		27.8	S	27.1
Hendricks	1,507	6.3		1.1		9.4		87.6	S	0.7		13.8	S	18.0	S
Henry	584	8.9		2.1		9.8		89.0	S	0.3		29.8	S	31.7
Howard	1,084	7.8		1.6		7.1		82.7		0.6		22.1		33.0
Huntington	433	4.8		1.8		7.2		88.0	S	0.0		24.2		31.2
Jackson	623	7.9		0.8		11.1		78.8		0.2		23.8		30.2
Jasper	353	6.5		0.6		8.5		82.4		0.0		23.2		27.8
Jay	303	11.9		5.0	S	8.3		69.6	S	0.3		23.1		24.1
Jefferson	370	5.1		0.0		7.6		81.1		0.0		27.8		34.9
Jennings	397	7.1		1.0		7.3		86.1		0.3		28.7	S	32.5
Johnson	1,617	6.5		0.7		9.2		88.5	S	0.6		16.3	S	22.0	S
Knox	444	6.8		0.9		7.4		87.4		1.4		27.5		39.9	S
Kosciusko	1,120	7.4		1.1		9.4		76.7	S	0.3		23.2		32.0
LaGrange	695	5.6		1.0		6.9		41.4	S	0.1		9.4	S	11.5	S
Lake	4,609	6.2		1.3		8.0		82.4		0.3		16.9	S	33.4	S
LaPorte	1,206	6.1		0.7		7.0		74.5	S	0.2		26.1	S	36.7	S
Lawrence	555	7.4		0.7		10.3		79.3		0.4		24.0		33.9
Madison	1,530	8.4		1.3		9.3		84.1		0.7		29.9	S	36.0	S
Marion	9,974	7.3		1.2		9.4		80.4		1.1	S	21.4		37.3	S
Marshall	715	7.3		0.8		8.7		85.7		0.3		20.8		28.3
Martin	125	6.4		1.6		13.6		74.4		0.0		17.6		24.0
Miami	462	6.5		0.9		7.4		81.0		0.2		27.5		36.8
Monroe	1,159	7.1		1.5		9.7		80.6		0.7		18.3		25.7	S
Montgomery	496	6.7		1.6		9.7		81.5		0.6		28.6	S	36.7
Morgan	838	7.0		1.1		9.1		83.9		1.0		24.9		30.1
Newton	163	8.0		3.1		8.6		74.2		1.2		36.2	S	32.5
Noble	713	6.7		1.1		8.7		70.7	S	0.8		24.8		34.9
Ohio	69	14.5		1.4		17.4		92.8		0.0		24.6		31.9
Orange	270	7.4		0.7		10.4		85.2		0.0		30.7	S	30.0
Owen	258	8.5		1.2		10.9		78.3		0.4		27.5		32.2
Parke	161	7.5		1.2		7.5		75.8		1.2		33.5	S	32.9
Perry	222	11.3		3.2		13.5		88.3		0.9		32.0	S	36.0
Pike	156	10.3		3.2		12.8		87.8		0.0		23.1		25.0
Porter	1,784	6.3		1.0		7.2		81.4		0.1		18.4		26.6	S
Posey	265	6.8		0.4		6.4		87.9		0.0		18.9		25.3
Pulaski	141	5.7		3.5		7.1		82.3		0.0		26.2		27.0
Putnam	398	7.5		0.3		10.3		81.7		0.5		31.9	S	32.9
Randolph	334	9.6		2.1		8.7		82.6		0.9		28.1		31.4
Ripley	378	6.9		0.0		8.7		84.9		0.5		20.9		23.3
Rush	254	7.5		0.8		12.2		80.7		0.0		23.6		29.9
St. Joseph	3,094	5.8		1.2		6.9		83.2		0.7		15.3	S	32.5
Scott	299	8.4		2.0		10.4		74.9		0.7		37.5	S	36.8
Shelby	587	6.8		1.0		7.2		80.1		1.4		27.8	S	32.9
Spencer	259	7.7		1.5		10.8		85.7		0.4		21.6		23.9
Starke	324	7.4		0.6		9.3		82.7		1.2		35.5	S	40.1	S
Steuben	460	7.0		0.9		11.5		78.7		1.5		30.2	S	37.6
Sullivan	261	11.1		2.3		10.0		80.5		0.4		21.8		26.8
Switzerland	102	3.9		0.0		2.9		82.4		1.0		28.4		35.3
Tippecanoe	1,724	6.7		1.7		7.8		84.2		0.4		14.2	S	30.1
Tipton	185	5.9		0.5		7.0		81.6		0.0		20.5		17.3	S
Union	65	7.7		0.0		9.2		89.2		0.0		16.9		29.2
Vanderburgh	1,974	9.6	S	2.1	S	9.6		87.4	S	0.6		24.1		35.3	S
Vermillion	190	5.8		0.0		7.9		85.3		1.6		28.9		34.2
Vigo	1,181	6.4		1.4		9.7		86.3	S	1.9	S	30.8	S	39.5	S
Wabash	384	7.6		1.3		9.9		79.4		0.8		22.4		38.5
Warren	93	3.2		1.1		4.3		77.4		0.0		21.5		22.6
Warrick	663	5.4		0.8		7.7		89.9	S	0.9		16.6		24.4	S
Washington	360	5.6		1.4		8.6		80.0		0.6		26.1		28.9
Wayne	836	7.3		1.4		8.4		81.2		0.0		29.2	S	41.9	S
Wells	316	6.6		1.3		6.0		86.7		1.6		17.1		27.8
White	382	6.3		0.8		7.1		80.6		0.3		22.5		40.8	S
Whitley	424	6.1		0.7		11.1		88.4	S	0.7		22.6		25.7
INDIANA	75,056	7.0		1.2		8.7		81.4		0.6		21.0		30.9

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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