California Birth Rate (per 1,000 Females)
Age of Mom: 15-19 Years
Year of Birth: 2000


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Unique ID, for keeping track of analyses: 819EENGT
Compiled / run: Aug 18 2014 / Aug 19 2014 (1 s) (VitalWeb Standard)
Range Type: Equal Count (Quantiles) | Color Palette: Diverging Green-Yellow-Red
Data Scenario: California County Level Birth Data
Birth data source: California Department of Health Services
Population data source: California Department of Finance
Alameda (37.6) Alpine (17.2) Amador (25.2) Butte (28.1) Calaveras (29.4) Colusa (69.3) Contra Costa (30.0) Del Norte (60.1) El Dorado (23.1) Fresno (70.0) Glenn (49.7) Humboldt (31.2) Imperial (71.5) Inyo (44.4) Kern (72.9) Kings (77.4) Lake (51.6) Lassen (31.0) Los Angeles (50.4) Los Angeles (50.4) Los Angeles (50.4) Madera (71.1) Marin (14.0) Marin (14.0) Mariposa (43.2) Mendocino (46.6) Merced (65.6) Modoc (41.9) Mono (47.6) Monterey (59.3) Napa (31.3) Nevada (21.8) Orange (38.2) Placer (20.1) Plumas (24.3) Riverside (54.3) Sacramento (44.2) San Benito (41.1) San Bernardino (56.2) San Diego (43.1) San Francisco (28.2) San Joaquin (60.1) San Luis Obispo (25.0) San Mateo (30.5) Santa Barbara (40.9) Santa Barbara (40.9) Santa Barbara (40.9) Santa Barbara (40.9) Santa Clara (34.7) Santa Cruz (33.8) Shasta (35.1) Sierra (28.6) Siskiyou (31.2) Solano (42.2) Sonoma (29.1) Stanislaus (53.9) Sutter (45.0) Tehama (62.7) Trinity (25.2) Tulare (77.7) Tuolumne (25.5) Ventura (41.6) Ventura (41.6) Ventura (41.6) Yolo (23.7) Yuba (73.3)