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Indiana Natality Report - 2016
Table 31. General Fertility Rates (GFR) and Total Fertility Rates (TFR) by County of Residence and Race/Ethnicity of Mother:
Indiana Counties, 2016

All Races Total Live Births GFR* TFR**
INDIANA
83,063
64.2
  
1,901
  
Adams
676
111.1
 H
3,388
 H
Allen
5,140
69.6
 H
2,034
 H
Bartholomew
1,086
71.7
  
2,100
  
Benton
114
78.0
  
2,465
  
Blackford
133
67.9
  
2,055
  
Boone
827
68.2
  
2,119
  
Brown
114
51.3
  
1,618
  
Carroll
218
63.9
  
1,993
  
Cass
480
73.3
  
2,264
 H
Clark
1,448
64.4
  
1,919
  
Clay
312
66.5
  
2,049
  
Clinton
445
78.1
 H
2,383
 H
Crawford
104
59.7
  
1,874
  
Daviess
536
91.8
 H
2,719
 H
Dearborn
500
57.9
  
1,857
  
Decatur
382
78.9
 H
2,371
 H
DeKalb
535
69.1
  
2,102
  
Delaware
1,173
44.6
 L
1,419
 L
Dubois
564
77.0
 H
2,410
 H
Elkhart
3,130
80.7
 H
2,420
 H
Fayette
216
53.6
  
1,688
  
Floyd
915
62.4
  
1,867
  
Fountain
168
60.6
  
1,867
  
Franklin
260
67.1
  
2,180
  
Fulton
238
69.6
  
2,199
  
Gibson
420
71.5
  
2,128
  
Grant
688
52.2
 L
1,568
 L
Greene
326
60.5
  
1,893
  
Hamilton
3,853
60.9
  
1,878
  
Hancock
790
57.9
  
1,811
  
Harrison
468
67.8
  
2,081
  
Hendricks
1,762
56.9
 L
1,789
  
Henry
471
60.2
  
1,863
  
Howard
993
67.3
  
2,018
  
Huntington
417
61.8
  
1,834
  
Jackson
635
79.5
 H
2,410
 H
Jasper
395
64.0
  
2,014
  
Jay
291
79.5
  
2,457
 H
Jefferson
388
60.1
  
1,806
  
Jennings
316
64.0
  
1,955
  
Johnson
1,881
62.9
  
1,890
  
Knox
452
66.1
  
1,988
  
Kosciusko
1,017
69.1
  
2,031
  
LaGrange
738
102.4
 H
3,148
 H
Lake
5,649
60.4
 L
1,836
  
LaPorte
1,310
70.8
  
2,123
 H
Lawrence
496
64.2
  
2,011
  
Madison
1,507
64.4
  
1,930
  
Marion
14,205
68.8
 H
1,933
  
Marshall
590
72.3
  
2,246
 H
Martin
120
71.7
  
2,201
  
Miami
343
58.6
  
1,857
  
Monroe
1,302
33.4
 L
1,207
 L
Montgomery
456
70.5
  
2,118
  
Morgan
816
65.9
  
2,038
  
Newton
148
64.7
  
1,990
  
Noble
589
68.4
  
2,096
  
Ohio
52
56.8
  
1,816
  
Orange
236
71.3
  
2,202
  
Owen
212
61.9
  
1,915
  
Parke
207
62.0
  
1,765
  
Perry
207
70.1
  
2,158
  
Pike
145
72.0
  
2,286
  
Porter
1,757
54.9
 L
1,692
 L
Posey
263
60.2
  
1,859
  
Pulaski
131
64.1
  
2,025
  
Putnam
390
56.8
  
1,798
  
Randolph
295
69.1
  
2,202
  
Ripley
348
68.2
  
2,159
  
Rush
203
70.5
  
2,149
  
St.Joseph
3,573
65.4
  
1,940
  
Scott
288
67.4
  
2,074
  
Shelby
492
63.1
  
1,925
  
Spencer
197
58.4
  
1,925
  
Starke
279
70.2
  
2,111
  
Steuben
416
73.1
  
2,226
  
Sullivan
199
59.8
  
1,814
  
Switzerland
125
70.5
  
2,211
  
Tippecanoe
2,358
52.1
 L
1,656
 L
Tipton
160
65.1
  
2,081
  
Union
70
57.6
  
1,808
  
Vanderburgh
2,262
62.0
  
1,739
 L
Vermillion
155
59.2
  
1,849
  
Vigo
1,284
59.7
  
1,764
  
Wabash
353
62.8
  
1,921
  
Warren
80
62.1
  
1,968
  
Warrick
638
57.9
  
1,858
  
Washington
323
66.2
  
2,045
  
Wayne
749
62.6
  
1,879
  
Wells
369
78.0
  
2,359
 H
White
296
76.5
  
2,389
 H
Whitley
405
70.9
  
2,168
  

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 September 21, 2017.

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