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Indiana Natality Report - 2007
Table 32. Outcome Indicator Percentages by County of Residence and Race of Mother:
Indiana Counties, 2007

WHITE Total Live Births % LBW§ % VLBW % Preterm† % PNC 1st Trimester‡ % Smoked % Unmarried
INDIANA
77,171
7.8
  
1.3
  
10.1
  
69.4
  
19.6
  
38.2
  
Adams
665
9.6
  
2.3
  
9.9
  
45.0
 S
9.6
 S
17.0
 S
Allen
4,362
7.1
  
1.1
  
10.2
  
74.3
 S
15.6
 S
34.5
 S
Bartholomew
1,012
8.1
  
1.1
  
8.6
  
62.2
 S
19.0
  
40.4
  
Benton
102
5.9
  
0.0
  
5.9
  
68.6
  
21.6
  
36.3
  
Blackford
154
9.1
  
2.6
  
8.4
  
77.3
  
31.8
 S
46.1
  
Boone
686
6.1
  
0.7
  
9.3
  
80.9
 S
16.6
  
23.5
 S
Brown
137
7.3
  
0.7
  
6.6
  
70.1
  
24.1
  
28.5
  
Carroll
229
5.2
  
0.4
  
3.9
  
61.6
  
23.6
  
32.8
  
Cass
529
6.6
  
1.7
  
8.5
  
63.7
  
25.7
 S
45.0
  
Clark
1,311
8.0
  
1.3
  
11.6
  
70.3
  
19.1
  
39.2
  
Clay
288
5.9
  
0.7
  
10.4
  
74.0
  
28.5
 S
45.1
  
Clinton
531
6.6
  
1.5
  
10.2
  
58.9
 S
21.8
  
46.1
 S
Crawford
124
7.3
  
0.0
  
8.9
  
72.6
  
34.7
 S
49.2
  
Daviess
535
5.6
  
0.6
  
10.5
  
68.0
  
16.1
  
29.7
 S
Dearborn
582
7.7
  
1.0
  
10.7
  
73.9
  
21.6
  
38.8
  
Decatur
316
9.5
  
1.6
  
9.5
  
65.5
  
28.8
 S
40.5
  
DeKalb
556
6.7
  
0.7
  
9.2
  
73.4
  
31.7
 S
39.0
  
Delaware
1,192
8.6
  
1.5
  
12.1
  
80.0
 S
21.1
  
45.4
 S
Dubois
529
6.0
  
1.1
  
9.1
  
81.7
 S
11.9
 S
31.2
  
Elkhart
3,254
6.4
  
1.0
  
8.2
 S
53.1
 S
15.1
 S
41.6
 S
Fayette
297
10.1
  
1.7
  
12.8
  
72.4
  
33.7
 S
47.5
  
Floyd
791
7.1
  
1.1
  
9.0
  
72.8
  
20.6
  
43.0
  
Fountain
205
8.3
  
2.4
  
9.8
  
47.3
 S
29.8
 S
46.3
  
Franklin
305
7.5
  
0.3
  
8.9
  
65.9
  
11.1
 S
35.4
  
Fulton
263
5.7
  
1.5
  
8.7
  
69.6
  
35.4
 S
41.4
  
Gibson
435
7.1
  
2.3
  
11.7
  
77.9
 S
22.8
  
30.1
 S
Grant
791
9.4
  
1.1
  
13.1
  
66.9
  
30.3
 S
51.8
 S
Greene
398
7.5
  
1.0
  
10.6
  
76.9
  
27.9
 S
36.9
  
Hamilton
3,588
7.7
  
1.4
  
9.4
  
83.3
 S
4.7
 S
14.5
 S
Hancock
861
7.7
  
1.5
  
9.8
  
80.4
 S
16.6
  
28.1
 S
Harrison
466
7.5
  
2.1
  
13.9
  
79.2
 S
21.9
  
31.3
  
Hendricks
1,731
9.0
  
1.6
  
12.5
  
78.7
 S
11.0
 S
21.8
 S
Henry
495
7.9
  
1.6
  
12.1
  
82.6
 S
28.1
 S
43.2
  
Howard
1,025
7.3
  
1.2
  
6.8
 S
67.7
  
25.0
 S
42.7
  
Huntington
484
10.1
  
2.1
  
11.6
  
76.2
  
25.6
  
36.0
  
Jackson
571
7.2
  
0.7
  
10.2
  
66.2
  
23.6
  
46.9
 S
Jasper
425
7.3
  
0.5
  
10.6
  
70.6
  
22.6
  
35.5
  
Jay
318
10.7
  
1.3
  
12.6
  
61.9
  
24.2
  
33.0
  
Jefferson
375
8.8
  
1.3
  
10.7
  
73.9
  
25.3
  
45.9
  
Jennings
368
7.9
  
1.4
  
9.0
  
66.3
  
27.7
 S
43.2
  
Johnson
1,843
6.6
  
0.9
  
9.1
  
75.7
 S
19.5
  
32.9
 S
Knox
484
8.7
  
0.8
  
9.5
  
82.9
 S
31.0
 S
46.7
 S
Kosciusko
1,057
6.9
  
0.9
  
10.2
  
63.1
 S
21.5
  
39.3
  
LaGrange
779
5.5
  
0.6
  
8.1
  
37.1
 S
12.3
 S
13.4
 S
Lake
4,458
8.6
  
1.8
  
12.3
 S
63.8
 S
14.0
 S
39.0
  
LaPorte
1,194
8.8
  
1.6
  
11.6
  
69.4
  
26.1
 S
41.8
  
Lawrence
499
7.6
  
1.2
  
11.0
  
76.4
  
27.3
 S
35.7
  
Madison
1,510
7.8
  
1.5
  
9.5
  
68.3
  
25.5
 S
46.8
 S
Marion
10,550
7.9
  
1.3
  
10.2
  
63.4
 S
17.4
 S
48.2
 S
Marshall
646
7.3
  
1.1
  
9.8
  
65.2
  
22.0
  
33.3
  
Martin
137
7.3
  
0.7
  
13.1
  
76.6
  
21.2
  
32.8
  
Miami
416
9.6
  
1.4
  
7.7
  
76.9
  
29.3
 S
37.5
  
Monroe
1,223
6.1
  
0.7
  
7.8
  
77.4
 S
20.5
  
29.4
 S
Montgomery
480
6.9
  
1.0
  
9.6
  
66.3
  
30.8
 S
44.2
  
Morgan
861
7.9
  
1.4
  
10.9
  
66.3
  
28.3
 S
38.4
  
Newton
136
5.1
  
0.7
  
4.4
  
61.8
  
28.7
  
45.6
  
Noble
686
8.9
  
1.3
  
10.3
  
67.8
  
25.1
 S
38.6
  
Ohio
60
8.3
  
5.0
  
13.3
  
75.0
  
23.3
  
43.3
  
Orange
253
11.1
  
1.6
  
11.9
  
73.5
  
28.9
 S
35.2
  
Owen
246
9.3
  
0.8
  
11.0
  
70.3
  
32.9
 S
40.7
  
Parke
204
5.4
  
0.5
  
5.4
  
64.7
  
29.4
 S
45.1
  
Perry
220
8.6
  
0.9
  
13.6
  
71.4
  
31.4
 S
39.5
  
Pike
150
12.7
  
3.3
  
13.3
  
83.3
 S
24.0
  
32.7
  
Porter
1,790
7.6
  
0.9
  
10.1
  
72.3
  
16.5
  
33.2
 S
Posey
246
8.5
  
2.4
  
11.0
  
79.7
 S
25.2
  
35.8
  
Pulaski
158
5.7
  
1.3
  
8.9
  
74.1
  
30.4
  
35.4
  
Putnam
408
7.1
  
0.2
  
7.6
  
75.0
  
32.6
 S
43.1
  
Randolph
329
8.2
  
1.2
  
10.6
  
78.7
 S
25.5
  
43.2
  
Ripley
363
6.6
  
1.1
  
9.1
  
75.5
  
26.7
  
33.9
  
Rush
219
9.6
  
1.4
  
12.3
  
73.5
  
26.5
  
38.4
  
St. Joseph
2,976
7.3
  
1.2
  
8.5
  
67.8
  
16.8
 S
40.7
  
Scott
339
9.7
  
0.6
  
10.9
  
57.8
 S
36.6
 S
46.9
  
Shelby
563
7.3
  
1.1
  
10.7
  
73.7
  
27.5
 S
41.6
  
Spencer
242
7.0
  
1.2
  
9.1
  
79.8
 S
16.1
  
21.9
 S
Starke
317
6.6
  
0.3
  
7.9
  
73.2
  
31.9
 S
45.1
  
Steuben
403
6.9
  
0.7
  
7.2
  
70.7
  
27.8
 S
41.9
  
Sullivan
215
9.8
  
1.9
  
11.2
  
78.6
  
27.4
  
41.9
  
Switzerland
135
9.6
  
4.4
  
10.4
  
66.7
  
29.6
  
45.9
  
Tippecanoe
2,032
8.2
  
1.1
  
8.8
  
64.2
 S
17.3
  
37.1
  
Tipton
172
11.6
  
0.6
  
8.1
  
75.6
  
17.4
  
34.9
  
Union
79
3.8
  
0.0
  
6.3
  
67.1
  
7.6
  
34.2
  
Vanderburgh
2,100
8.7
  
2.0
  
13.2
 S
72.8
  
23.8
 S
42.0
 S
Vermillion
173
11.0
  
0.6
  
11.6
  
72.8
  
29.5
  
39.9
  
Vigo
1,232
8.2
  
1.1
  
11.3
  
76.7
 S
25.1
 S
49.8
 S
Wabash
371
12.4
  
1.1
  
15.4
  
73.3
  
28.6
 S
38.8
  
Warren
75
6.7
  
1.3
  
9.3
  
76.0
  
18.7
  
34.7
  
Warrick
650
7.8
  
1.8
  
11.8
  
80.0
 S
13.8
 S
26.0
 S
Washington
324
6.8
  
1.9
  
7.1
  
65.1
  
30.9
 S
38.6
  
Wayne
813
6.5
  
0.6
  
8.5
  
70.1
  
25.0
 S
48.8
 S
Wells
300
9.3
  
1.0
  
11.7
  
74.3
  
18.3
  
24.3
 S
White
325
8.6
  
0.6
  
10.8
  
69.5
  
21.8
  
42.2
  
Whitley
444
8.3
  
0.7
  
11.9
  
76.1
  
21.2
  
29.1
 S

SOURCE: Indiana State Department of Health, Epidemiology Resource Center, Data Analysis Team.
Notes:
    § LBW = Low birthweight (less than 2,500 grams).
    ¶ VLBW = Very low birthweight (less than 1,500 grams).
    † Preterm = less than 37 weeks gestation.
    ‡ PNC = Prenatal care.
S = Significantly different from the state percent.  For additional information, see the Technical Notes.
Percentages are calculated using total live births in each county or county/race category.
Please see Table 39 for the number and percentage of missing outcome indicators data.
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Because of certificate revisions, 2007 data on prenatal care and tobacco use are not strictly comparable with data from prior years.  Please see the Preface for more detailed information.

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