Birth and fertility rates for states: United States, 1990.

Sally C. Clarke, Stephanie J. Ventura

PubMed · 1994 · 11 citations · 0 references

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Abstract

Detailed statistical tables provide data on birth and fertility rates by racial group (Blacks or Whites and Hispanic Mexican Puerto Rican Cuban and Other or Non-Hispanic Blacks and Whites) and states regions and the country as a whole. Table 1 provides data on maternal race (White or Black) by states for number of live births birth rates fertility rates and total fertility rates. Table 2 provides state-level data for race (White and Black) birth rates in 5-year age groups and the total fertility rate by race; smaller adolescent age groups are provided. Table 3 provides birth rates by state and race (White and Black) by live birth order. Table 4 provides birth rates for unmarried mothers aged 15-17 years and 18-19 years and 5-year ages thereafter and race (Black and White). Tables for the detailed Hispanic groups are provided in tables 5 through 8 comparable to tables 1 through 4. States are included only if they had more than 1000 Hispanic origin births in 1990. Tables 9 and 10 provide birth and fertility rates for American Indian and Asian or Pacific Islander. The highest unmarried mother birth rates were among black mothers aged 20-24 years (144.8/100 unmarried women in the specified group) followed closely by black mothers aged 18-19 years (143.7). White unmarried mother birth rates were highest among those aged 20-24 years (65.1) followed closely by unmarried mothers aged 18-19 years (60.7).