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VITAL STATISTICS OF THE UNITED STATES
1961
VOLUME I-NATALITY
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE
ANTHONY I . CELEBREZZE, SECRETARY
PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE L U T H E R L. TERRY, SURGEON GENERAL
NATIONAL CENTER FOR HEALTH STATISTICS FORREST E. LINDER, PH. D., Director
THEODORE D. WOOLSEY, Assistant Director 0. K. SAGEN, PH. D., Assistant Director
NATIONAL VITAL STATISTICS DIVISION 0. K. SAGEN, PH. D., Chief
ROBERT D. GROVE, PIX. D., Assistant Chief
MONROE G. SIRKEN, PH. D., Surveys and Actuarial Branch
ELEANOR L. MADIGAN, Computer Applications Branch J. K. KNEE, Conference and Training Branch
HUGH CARTER, PH. D., Marriage and Divorce Statistics Branch
LILLIAN GURALNICK, Mortality Statistics Branch ANDERS S . LUNDE, PB. D., Natality Statistics Branch
HAZEL V . AUNE, Registration Methods Branch
MARVIN C . TEMPLETON, Statistical Operations Branch MARSHALL C . EVANS, Administrative Services
JOHN STORCK, PH. D., Statf Assistant
Symbols used in tables
Class or item not applicable---- - - ----- - - - - -- -- - - - ... Data not available ................................ _ _ _ Quantity zero in frequencytables------------------ -
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Quantity zero in rate or percent tables------------- Rate or percent more than 0 but less than 0.05------ Both frequency and population base zero in rate or
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VITAL STATISTICS OF THE UNITED STATES, 1961
VOLUME I - NATALITY
A brief summary of the contents for each section is listed below for the convenience of the reader. A complete table of contents is shown at the beginning of each section and is identified by a narrow black edge which can be located easily by fanning the pages. Each section is paged independently, using the section number as the identi- fying prefix.
Section 1. Natality-General Summary
Text discussion, tables, and charts on summary measures of fert i l i ty and of char- acteristics of live births including plurality, legitimacy, seasonal variation, sex ratio, birth weight, and attendant at birth.
Section 2. Natality-Characteristics
Detailed frequency tabulations for each State, each metropolitan area, and other geographic areas of the United States. Data a r e shown by color, sex, nativity of white mother, month, age of mother and of father, birth order, attendant, birth weight, plurality, and legitimacy.
Section 3. Natality-Local Area Statistics
Frequency tabulations for each State, county, and city with a population of 10,000 or more by color and attendant and for urban and rural and metropolitan and non- metropolitan areas within each State by color, attendant, and birth weight.
Section 4. Natality-Puerto Rico .and Virgin Islands
Trend of the crude birth rate. Frequency tabulations by various characteristics including sex, month of birth, age of mother and of father, birth order, attendant, birth weight, and legitimacy.
Section 5. Appendix
Text discussion of factors affecting the collection, classification, and interpretation of the natality statistics published in this volume. Includes population tables for computing vital rates.
Section 6. Index
Consolidated indexes of the text and statistical tables in this volume.
GENERAL PATTERN OF VITAL: REGISTRATION A N D STATISTICS IN THE UNITED STATES
RESPONSIBLE PERSON OR
AGENCY
State Registrar, Bureau of Vital Statisncs*
Public Health Service
National Vital SQtiStiCS Division
1 Physician, Other Professional At- tendant, orBospi- tal Authority
1. Queries incomplete or inconsistent informahon. 2. Maintains files for permanent reference and as the source of certified copies. 3. Develops vital statistics for use in plannmg, evaluating, and administering State and local health activities and for research studies. 4. Compiles health related statistics for State and civil divisions of State for use of the health department and other agencies and groups
5. Prepares copies of birth, death, fetal death, marriage, and hvorce cerhficates or records for transmission to the National Vital Sta- interested in the fields of medical science, public health, demography, and social welfare.
tistics Division.
1. Prepares and publishes national statistics of births,deaths,fehl deaths, marriages,and dworces; and constructs the official U.S. life
2. Conducts health and social-research studies based on vital records and on sampling surveys W e d to records. 3. Conducts research and methodological studies in v i h l statistics methods including the technical, administrative, and legal aSpects of
4. hlaintains a continuing technical assistance program to improve the q-ty and usefulness of vital statistics.
tables and related actuarial tables.
vita1 records registration and abministration.
Local Office (may be Local Regis- trar or City ox County HealthDe- parment)
.........................
BIRTH CERTIFICATE
1. Completes entire certifi- cate in consultation with parent@). Physician's sig- nature required.
2. Files certificate withlocal office of district in which birth occurred.
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.... .... ....
.. . . ... .... ....
H F r + e,,,> t & ~ 1. Verifies coyp eteness and
accuracy of certificate, 2. Makes copy, ledger entry,
o r index for local use. 3. Sends certificates to State
..........e ...., .,,. ......................
DEATH CERTIFICATE
1. Completes medical certi- fication and signs certifi- cate.
2. Returns certificate to tu- neral director.
1. Obtains personal facts about deceased.
2. Takes certificate tophysi- cian for medical certifi- cation.
3. Delivers completed certi- ficate to local office of district where death oc- curred and obtains burial permit,
FETALDEATH CERTIFICATE
(Stillbirth)
1. Certifies to the cause of fetal death and signs certi- ficate.
2. Returns certificate to fu- neral director,
1. Obtains the facts about fetal death.
2. Takes certificate tophysi- cian for entry of causes of fetal death.
3. Delivers completed certi- ficate to local office of dis- trict where delivery oc- curred and obtains burial permit.
1. Verifies completeness and accuracy of certificate. 2. Makes copy, ledger entry, or index for local use. 3. Issues burial permit to funeral director and verifies
return of permit from cemetery attendant. 4. Sends certificates to State Registrar.
.............. ............. . .... * .... .... .......... ........................... ...-..*.*. City and County health departments use certificates inallocating medical and nursing senices, followups on infectious diseases, planning programs, measuring effectiveness of services, and conducting research studies.
REPORTING OFFICIALS
:lerk of Local Government
Marriage Officiant
Clerk of Court
Attorney for Plainnff
MARRIAGE RECORD
1. Receives application for marriage li- cense, and reviews application for completeness, accuracy, and compli- ance with law.
2. Issues marriage license, and records date.
3. Checks completeness of entries about the marriage ceremony.
. 4. Sends specified information regarding marriage to State Registrar.
1. Checks the validity of the marriage license.
2. Performs the marriage ceremony. 3. Certifies to the facts of the marriage
ceremony. 4. Returns the record+to thelicenseclerk
within the legally prescribed time.
DlVORCE ORIANNULMENT RECORD
1. Provides form for report to plaintiff o r attorney, or makes entries on such form from petition for decree,
2. Verifies entries on return form. 3. Enters information on final decree, 4. Sends completedreport tostate Registrar.
1. Enters personal characterishcs of spouses.
2. Returns form to Clerk of Court.
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Section I. Natality - General Summary
Figures
1-1.
1-2.
1-3.
1-4.
1-6. 1-6.
1-7.
1-8.
1-9.
1-10,
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Text Tables
1-A. Live births and birth rates, by color: Birth-registration States, 1915-32, and United States, 1933-61-------
1-B. Live births, birth rates, and fertility rates, by color: United States, 1909-61-----------------------------
1-C. Age-sex-adjusted birth rates, by color: United States, 1940-61-----------------------------------------
1-D. Gross and net reproduction rates, by color: United States, 1940-61-------------------------------------
1-E. Birth rates by age of mother and color: United States, 1940-61-----------------------------------------
1 -F. Birth rates by live-birth order and color: United States, 1940-61- --- ------ ---- ------- -- - ------ --- --- -- - 1-G. Median age of mother by live-birth order and color: United States, 1940-61------------------------------
1-H. Birth rates by age of mother, live-birth order, and color: United States, 1961----------------------------
1-J. Birth rates by live-birth order, for native white women: United States, 1920-61--------------------------
1-K. Birth rates by age of mother, for married women: United States, 1950-61--------------------------------
1 -L. Birth rates by age of father and color: United States, 1940-61- ---- ---- - - ---------- - -- - -- -- -- ---- --- --- - 1-M. Percentage distribution of women by parity, by exact age at beginning of year: United States, 1940, 1950, and
1-N. Birth probabilities for specified years,by exact age and parity of mother at beginning of year: United States,
1-0. Live births by color and sex: United States, 1935 and 1940-61- ------ -------- -- -------- -------- ----- ---- 1-P. Percent completeness of birth registration, by color: United States, 1933-61-----------------------------
1-Q. Live births and birth rates, by month: United States, 1951-61------------------------------------------
1-R. Birth rates and fertilit$ rates, by month, adjusted for seasonal variation: United States, 1951-61-----------
1-S. Number and percentage distribution of live births by attendant, by color: United States, 1940-61-----------
1-T. Percentage distribution of live births by attendant, by color: United States, each division and State, 1961----
1-U. Ratio of illegitimate live births, by color: Reporting States, 1940-61 -- ----- - ---------- ------ -- ------ ---- 1-V. Estimated number of illegitimate live births and ratios, by color, and illegitimacy rates: United States,
1956-62-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1940, 1950, and 1956-61--------------------------------------------------------------------------
1940-61-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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1-W. Estimated number of illegitimate live births and ratios, by age of mother and color: United States, 1961---- 1-33
1-X. Estimated illegitimacy rates by age of mother: United States, 1940,1950, and 1955-61--------------------- 1-34
1-Y. Distribution of live births by birth weight, by color, for the United States and each geographic division; and by plurality for the United States: 1961-------------------------------------------------------------
1-Z. Distribution of live births by birth weight, by age of mother and color: United States, 1961-----------------
1-AA. Birth rates: United States, each division and State, 1950 and 1955-61------------------------------------
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SECTION 1. NATALITY - GENERAL SUMMARY
NATALITY RATES AND RATIOS, 1961
TOTAL NUMBER OF LIVE BIRTHS - 4,268,326
CRUDE BIRTH RATE 23.3 PLURAL DELIVERIES 20.2 (per 1,000 population) (per 1,000 live births)
CRUDE RATE OF NATURAL INCREASE-14.0 HOSPITAL DELIVERIES -96.9 (persons per 1,000 population) ]per 100 live births)
GENERAL FERTILITY RATE 117.3 ESTIMATED ILLEGITIMACY RATIO 56.3 (per 1,000 female population 15-44 years) (per 1,000 live births)
GROSS REPRODUCTION RATE 1,768 ESTIMATED ILLEGITWCY RATE 22.6 (per 1,000 unmarried female population)
NET REPRODUCTION RATE 1,703 NMATURE BIRTHS 7.8 (per 100 live births)
SEX RATIO 1,050 ESTIMATED PERCENT COMPLETENESS (males per 1,000 female live births) OF BIRTH REGISTRATION 98.9
Introduction
The number of births in the population in any year is determined partly by demographic factors such as age and sex composition of the population, the number of married couples and their ages, and by the duration of their marriage and the number of children already born to them. It is also determined by social and economic factors. A mean- ingful picture of the influences of the demographic factors on the number of births in 1961 can be obtained by applying the. different measures of fertility described in the text that fouows.
The statistics for the total United States in 1961 include Alaska, which became a State in 1959, and Hawaii, which became a State in 1960.
The rate tables give data for varying periods-some only for recent years and others back to the earliest years for which data are available. In many cases corresponding rates for earlier years will be found in precedingissues of Volume I of Vital Statistics of the United States.
Adjustment of natality statistics taking into accoulit underregistration of births was discontinued in 1960 for reasons discussed in the Technical Appendix. In time- trend tables, data which have been shown on an adjusted
basis in previous reports are shown in this report a s ad- justed through 1959 and are shown on a registered (unad- justed) basis for 1959 and years thereafter. In all tables data adjusted for underregistration are so indicated; other- wise, the tables include data based only on registered births.
The initial portions of this section describe the various measures of fertility applied to annual birth data; the later portions include annual figures and textual interpretation of illegitimacy, seasonal variation of births, and such health- related items a s the number of plural births, the sex and birth weight of liveborn children, and the proportion of all births occurring in hospitals.
The crude birth rate
In 1961 there were 4,268,326 live births registered in the United States representing an increase of less than 1 percent over the number of births in 1960. The crude birth rate was 23.3 live births per 1,000 population compared with the rate of 23.7 in the previous year (table 1-A).
The crude birth rate is of interest primarilyas a com- ponent of the rate of natural increase, which is the arith-
1- 3
1- 4 SECTION 1 - NATALITY
metic difference between the crude birth rate and the crude death rate. In 1961 the rate ofnaturalincrease in the United States was 14.0 persons per 1,000 population. The use- fulness of the crude birth rate as a measure of fertility is somewhat limited by the fact that it does not take into account the age and sex composition of the population.
Crude birth rates and rates of natural increase for the United States and selected countries in 1961 were as follows:
Crude birth Rate of natural rate increase
'Figures for c o u n t r i e s o ther than the United S t a t e s a f e based on data published i n Vol. XVI, No.ll ,Monthly B u l l e t i n o f Statistics, S t a t i s t i c a l O f f i c e of the United N a t g n s , New York, November 1962.
The highest rate of natural increase in the United States since the completion of the birth- and death-registration areas (1933) was 16.5 in 1947; the lowestrate recorded was 6.8 during the midthirties.
Trend of the crude birth rate Estimates of the total number of births and the birth
rate in the United States have been made for each year since 1909. A s shown in table 1-B and figure 1-1, the mid- thirties separate two contrasting periods of change in the crude rate. In the earlier period, 1909-33, the rate under- went a marked decline, dropping from 30.0 to 18.4, This represents a continuation of the downward trend that had started many years before. Available estimates place the annual rate in the colonial period at 50 to 57 births per 1,000 inhabitants.2 The only appreciable interruption oc- curred shortly after the First World War. Following a sharp drop in 1919, the rate climbed in the next 2 years again turning downward to reach an alltime low during the de- pression period. The long-term decline has been char- acterized as a genuine demographic revolution, related to the development of modern society, the rapid development in arts and sciences, and the adoption of a rational approach
2Dorrald J. Bogue, T h e P o p u l a t i o n o f t h e U n i t s d S t a t e . . The Free Press of Glencoe, I l l i n o i s , 1959.
FIGURE 1-1
LIVE BIRTHS AND BIRTH RATES: UNITED STATES, 1909-61 (Includes adjustments for States not in the blrlh-reglstrotlon are0 prior to 1933 Rotes per 1,000 populotlon. Trend h e 8 for 1959-61 based on registered
live births; trend h e 5 for 1909-59 based on live blrths adjusted for underregistration) RATE
c
NUMBER 5,000,000
4,000,000
3,000,000
2,000,000
r,ooo,000
0
SECTION 1 - NATALITY 1-5
in individual and family l i ~ i n g . ~ Changes in the reproductive patterns of persons living in both urban and rural environ- ments, and the increasing and more widespread knowledge of effective contraceptive methods are factors associated with this secular trend. The movement toward urbanization was also a factor, since fertility is normallylower in urban than in rural areas. However, its contribution is regarded
minor by some demographers. The postponement of marriage and childbearing during the depression of the 1930's was an additional factor in lowering the birth rate.
In the years since the midthirties the rate has recovered much of the loss that occurredin the two preceding decades. Initially, there was a slow, irregular, upward movement through 1940. This was succeeded by a more rapid rise during the early years of World W a r 11, and by 1943 the rate was at its wartime peak (22.7). Although some decreases occurred during the latter years of the war (in part due to the absence of large numbers of young men from the country for prolonged periods of time), the rate did not drop sub- stantially. With the end of the Second World War the rate rose sharply until 1947, when i t reached what is perhaps the highest point in 25 years. This peak reflects the demobi- lization of the Armed Forces at the end of 1945 and early 1946, the record number of marriages that followed, and the high levels of employment and income. The decrease in the following 3 years was moderate. In 1951 the rate again moved upward for a few years, and then leveled off at about 25 per 1,000 population. Since 1958 the rate has been declining gradually.
The future course of fertility a s reflected in the crude birth rate will depend upon future marriage and child- bearing patterns as well as upon the age and sex composition of the population. The Bureau of the Census has taken these factors into consideration in making its projections of the future course of the crude birth rate in this country. The projections are based upon two assumed levels of future fertility, one higher designated Series 11, and one lower designated Series 111. On the basis of Bureau of the Census assumptions, the average annual rate per 1,000 midperiod population would be 24.0 (Series 11) and 22.2 (Series 111) for the period 1960-65. The corresponding rates for the period 1965-70 would be 24.9 and 21.8, re~pect ively.~
Age- sex- adjusted birth rate
The standardized birth rates in table I-C and figure 1-2 show what the birth rates per 1,000 population would be in a specified year if there were the same age and sex distributions as in 1940. The rates were computed by the direct method, that is, by multiplying the age-specific birth rates for females 10-49 years of age in the specified year by the number of females in the corresponding age group of the 1940 population. The sum of these products divided by the total enumerated population of 1940 is the age-sex-
3Wilson H. G r a b i l l , Clyde V. X i s e r , and P a s c a l I(. Whelp- ton, T h e F e r t i l i t y o f A m e r i c a n Women N e w York, John W i l e y and Sons. I I I C . ? lQ6S.
411. 9. Bureau o f t.he Census, " I n t e r i m R e v i s e d P r o j e c t i o n s o f Lhc P o p u l a t i o n o f t h e U n i t e d S t a t e s , b y Age and Sex: 1975 and 19801n Cu r r f n t P o p u l a t i o n R e p o r t s S e r i e s P-25, No. 251, J u l y 0 , 1962.
FIGURE 1-2
AGESEX-ADJUSTED BIRTH RATES BY COLOR: UNITED STATES, 1940-61
(Rolcs pnr I.000 popuIoIIon. R i n d llner for 1959-61 bocnd on regititred live births; trend tinet fa 1940-59 bolnd on llm blrlhl odlualed for und8rraplrtrollonl
idjusted rate. The identical standardized population is used 'or both the white and nonwhite groups, that is , the rates are not standardized for color.
The main value of the standardized rate is that it may be compared over a period of years with the knowledge that the observed differences are not attributed to or obscured by variations in the age and sex composition of the popu- lation. Factors such a s the low birth rates of the 1930's. the large number of births since World War 11, wartime casualties, changes in the age-specific mortality rates and net immigration have contributed to changes in the age and sex distribution. Females in the reproductive ages, for example, are a smaller proportion of the population today than 20 years ago-20 percent compared with 24. While the total population of the United States has increased 38 per- cent between 1940 and 1961, the number of females in the childbearing ages 15-44 years has increased only 14 per- cent. Moreover, the increase in the female population of reproductive age was due primarily to gains in the groups 30 years and over. Women in the most fertile age group, 20-24 years, actually decreased by 2.9 percent since 1940; also at ages 25-29, there was a decrease of 2.8 percent.
The standardized birthrate for all races combined shows that had the age-sex distribution of the population remained constant, the birth rate would have risen from 19.4 per 1,000 population in 1940 to 31.0 in 1961. This would have meant an increase of 60 percent over this periodcom- pared with an actual increase in the crude rate of 20 per- cent from 1940 to 1961.
The use of a single standard population for computing rates for the white and nonwhite groups permits the ob- servation of differences in hypothetical crude rates between the two groups if the population distributions of each were the same.
SECTION 1 - NATALITY
Gross and net reproduction rates
A measure frequently used to summarize fertility con- ditions is the gross reproduction rate. This rate repre- sents the number of daughters a hypothetical cohort of 1,000 women entering the childbearing period together would have during their lives if (a) theywere subject to a givenset of age-specific birth rates and (b) none of the cohort were to die before the completion of the childbearing period? Thus a cohort of 1,000 women would bear 1,768 daughters in their lifetime if they experienced the age-specific birth rates for 1961 and no deaths occurred before the end of the reproductive-age span. Table 1-D shows that the gross reproduction rate increased steadily between 1950 and 1957, declined in 1958, and leveled off in the last 3 years. The rate for nonwhite women has been consistently much higher than that for white women and _ir! 1961 exceeded the latter
5The gross reproduct ion r a t e may a l s o be d e f i n e d a s t h e sum of t h e a g e - s p e c i f i c b i r t h r a t e s f o r fenlale i n f a n t s p e r 1 , 0 0 0 women of e a c h s i n g l e y e a r o f age. I n computing t h e gross reproduct ion r a t e s f o r t h i s r e p o r t , t h e a g e - s p e c i f i c r a t e s f o r t h e 5 -year age groups were m u l t i p l i e d b y 5 and summed and t h e t o t a l m u l t i p l i e d by the proport ion which fe-
rate by 31.5 percent. In 1940 the difference was 31.4 per- cent, and in 1950 it was 34.2 percent.
The net reproduction rate is based on the specific fertility and mortality conditions observed in a specified year. A rate of 1,000 means that with the age-specific birth and death rates experienced in the specified year, a cohort of 1,000 newly born girls would bear just enough daughters to replace themselves.
A comparison of the net reproduction rate with the gross reproduction rate affords an indication of the relative loss sustained by the potential childbearing population through mortality. The fact that the difference between these two rates is greater for the nonwhite women than for the white is an indication of the greater age-specific mortality sus- tained by the nonwhite female population.
The net reproduction rate, useful as i t in in describing fertility and mortality conditions, is of limited value a s an indicator of future population growth. It does not take into
%o obta in t h e n e t reproduction r a t e , the b i r t h r n t e f o r each s p e c i f i e d 5-year age group was m u l t i p l i e d by 6 nnd by t h e p r o b a b i l i t y ( a s determined from t h e life t a b l e for t h e year) of women surv iv ing t o that age group. The sum o f those products was then m u l t i p l i e d by the p r o p o r t i o n o f b i r t h s that
male b i r t h s formed o f a l l b i r t h s . were female. FIGURE 1-3
RAT 170
160
150
140
130
I20
I10
100
90
80
70
FERTILITY RATES: UNITED STATES, 1909-61 . ( ~ a t e s per 1,000 female population aged 15-44 years. Trend line for 1959-61 based on registered live births; trend line for 1909-59 based
on live births adjusted for underregistration)
I /
140 e@'
130
12 0
110
100
90
80
70 _I
SECTION 1 - NATALITY 1- 7
account nuptiality, marital duration, parity, childspacing, and other factors. Where significant short-term changes in these variables occur, fluctuations in the reproduction rates can be deceptively large. '
The general fertility rate
A useful measure of fertility is the rate representing the total number of live births per 1,000 female population aged 15-44 years. In 1961 this rate, computed on the basis of registered live births, was 117.3 compared with 118.0 for 1960. In 1950 the rate was 106.2, and during the 1930's i t was as low a s 75.8 (table 1-B and figure 1-3). Since 1936 there has been a definite upward movement in the fertility rate despite irregular fluctuations during World War I1 and the immediate postwar years. The average rate for the past decade was 116.4 compared with 95.3 for 1940- 49 and 79.7 for 1930-39.
General fertility and live-birth order rates for native white women
1-4. By limiting this series of rates to the native white group, i t is possible to study changes without the effect of the varying fertility patterns of the many foreign-born women who came to this country in the early part of the present century. Declines are observed in the rates for all birth orders for native white women during the 1920's and early 1930's. Rates for first and second births began to recover shortly after 1933; third births did not do so until 1940, and fourth births not until 1943. The rates for fifth and sixth births remained virtually constant during the war and immediate postwar period, but have been rising since the early 1950's. The downward movement of the rate for seventh births was not halted until 1953, while for eighth births and above some recovery was observed by the midfifties. The measurement of these rates only to the unit position, however, does not permit a precise indication of the relative change.
Birth rates by age of mother and live-birth order
Rates by age of mother.-Age-specific rates relate (a) the number of births to mothers in a 5-year age group to (b) the female population of the same age. A comparison of 1961 rates with those of 1960 shows relatively small
P o t t o r n s of F e r t i l i t y in High F e r t i l i t y P o p u l a t i o n s , n T h e differences. In relation to the rates of 1950, however, the M l l b a n k M e m o r i a l F u n d Q u a r t e r l y , O c t o b e r 1 9 6 1 . current figures continue to provide a marked contrast
Fertility rates for native white women in the United States from 1920 to 1961 are given in table 1-J and figure
'Ansley J. Coale and C . Y. Tye, nThe S i g n i f i c a n c e of Age-
FIGURE 1-4
BIRTH RATES BY LIVE-BIRTH ORDER, FOR NATIVE WHITE WOMEN: UNITED STATES, 1920-61
(Rates per 1,000 native white female population aged 15-44 years Trend lines for 1960-61 based on registered live births; trend line for
1920-59 based on live births adjusted for underregistrotion)
4 0
0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
50
40
30
20
IO
0 I920 1930 1940 19 50 1961
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(table 1-E 2nd figure 1-5). A t a g e s 20-24 years, for example, there was an increase of'28 percent, and at ages 25-29 an increase of 19 percent:
1961
15-44 years-- 117.3
15-19 years------ 88.7 20-24 years------ 252.5 25-29 years------ 197.1 30-34years------ 113.6 35-39 years------ 55.6 40-44 years------ 15.6
1960
118.0
89.1 258.1 197.4 112.7 56.2 15.5
Percent increase)
1950 1950-61
106.2 10.5
81.6 8.7 196.6 28.4 166.1 18.7 103.7 9.5 52.9 5.1 15.1 3.3
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150
100
50
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These changes are largely a function of two factors: (a) the proportion of women who were married, and (b) the marital fertility rates. Between 1950 and 1961, there was a definite rise in age-specific rates for married women (table I-K). Year-to-year fluctuations in age-specific rates for married women are due in part to the sampling variability associated with estimating the size of the married female population. There were also moderate increases in the proportion of married women in the reproductive ages 20 years and over?
'U.S . Bureau o f t h e Census , " M a r i t a l S t a t u s and F a m i l y S t a t u s : March 1961, n C u r r e n t P o p u l a t i o n R e p o r t s Ser ie sP-20 , No. 114, J a n u a r y 3 1 , 1 9 6 2 .
The percent married in 1950 and 1961 a re shown below:
March March 1961 1950
Among all women (married and unmarried combined), the most fertile ages in 1961, as in previous years, were 20- 24 years. About one out of four women in these ages bore a child in 1961. For women aged25-29years, the second most fertile group, about one out of five gave birth during this year. Ranking third and fourth were women 30-34 and 15-19 years, respectively. The lower rank order of the youngest age group is heavily influenced, of course, by the relatively smaller proportion married, In comparison, for married women fertility is far greater at ages 15-19 than at any other age. In 1961, 54 percent of these women bore a child compared with 35 percent a t ages 20-24 and 22 percent at ages 25-29 years. In 1961, as inotherrecent years, slightly more than 7 out of 10 babies were born to mothers under 30 years of age and approximately 9 out of every 10 to mothers under 35 years. A s shown in table 1-G, the median age of childbearing in 1961 was 25.4 years.
Number of births and rates by live-birth order.-Small decreases in the number of second and third births occurred between 1960 and 1961. These were in contrastto increases in the number of fourth and subsequent births. Over the years there has been a gradual shift in the composition of births by birth order. Only 51 percent of all births were first and second children in 1961 compared with 62 percent in 1950. Births of fourth and higher orders now represent 30 percent of the total compared withonly21 percent a dec- ade ago.
Birth rates by live-birth order, per 1,000 femalepopu- lation aged 15-44 years, are given in table 1-F and figure 1-6 for each year from 1940 through 1961. These figures show that the rates for third and subsequent births were substantially greater in 1961 than in 1950, while those for first and second births dropped a little. Percent changes in birth rates by live-birth order for selected years a re as follows:
1950 1960 to to
1961 1961
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A comparison of birth-order rates for the white and non- white groups shows that for each group the rates for 1961 were about the same a s those for 1960. Since 1953 the rate for first births among the nonwhites has been slightly above the rate for the whites; in earlier years, the reverse was generally true. This is of interest in view of the find- ings that the rate of childlessness among nonwhites has in the past been greater thanamongwhites: andit suggests the possibility that the latter relationship may be in the process of change.
The base populations used in computing the foregoing rates for birth order include all females 15-44 years of age. They are not specific a s to age and parity and include segments of the female population in which the probability of having a child of specified order is very low or is zero. For example, in computing rates for first births in a given year, the population base includes females regardless of their marital status or the number of children they already had. At least part of the variation in the rates for birth order in recent years is , therefore, attributable to changes in composition of the female population by parity as well a s age.
Rates by age of mother and live-birth order.-Table I-H shows birth rates for 1961 by age of mother and live- birth order. These datamay be compared with corresponding figures for earlier years to assess the effect of changing age composition of the female population on the rates for specified birth orders. For example, the rate for first births, taking all age groups together, was lower in 1961 than in 1950, but the rates for first births among women aged 15-19 and 20-24 years increased
.
’
AGE - * 25.7 37.1
0.7
28.4
21.2 84.9 47.0 16.0 6.0 1.3
1.2
32.1
19.2 69.4 51.3 27.6 9.6 1.8
- -
?ercent :hange
-6.6
+6.4 +7.6 -30.1 -43.4 -47.4 -41.7
-11.5
+lo. 4 +22.3 -18.0 -39.1 -37.5 -27.8
The situation is similar with respect to the rate for second births. While for all age groups combined, it was 11.5 per- cent lower in 1961 than in 1950, the rates for second births among women 15-19 and 20-24 years showed increases of 10.4 and 22.3, respectively. Here, also, i t was only in the
9wiison H. Crabill and Paul C. Click, nDemographic and locial Aspects of Childlessness: Census Data,” M i l b a n k Memo-
r i a l F u n d Q u a r t e r l y , J a n u a r y 1959.
older age groups that a decline occurred. With regard to rates for third and higher birth orders, the increases which occurred between 1950 and 1961 reflected gains in virtually all 5-year age groups.
At all ages, lower birth orders were more prominent for white than for nonwhite mothers. Data in table 1-H indicate that first, second, and third births accounted for almost half of the births among white women through their early thirties. In the case of white women aged 30- 34, for example, first, second, and third births accounted for 47 percent of the total; but they accounted for only 25 percent for nonwhite women. Toward the end of the fertility cycle, higher birth orders almost completely domi- nated the nonwhite picture. For nonwhite women 40-44 years of age, sixth births and above comprised 70 percent of the total births compared with only 39 percent for white women. The disparity in ages between white and nonwhite mothers is shown in table 1-G. In 1961 the median age of the nonwhite mother is lower for every birthorder. For first and second births the difference is 2 years, while for third through seventh births i t is 3 years or more. In 1950 these differences were greater for nearly all birth orders. The absolute difference (in years) between the median age of white and nonwhite mothers for 1950 and 1961 is as follows:
1961 1950
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Parity distribution and birth rates by parity and age of mother
percent in 1962. At ages 35-39 years i t is already down to 12 percent.
The changes in birth-order rates observed in recent years are related to changes in the relative size of the parity group in which such births can occur (table 1-M) and in the size of the parity rate or birth probability, as it is also called (table 1-N). "Parity" refers to the number of live children borne by a woman as of a particular time. Two-parity women, for example, are those who at the beginning of the specified year already have two children and who may therefore have a third during the year. Thus a factor in the number of third births during any year is the number of two-parity women at the beginning of the year. The parity rate is the proportion of such women who have a third child.
The table above shows that the rate for second births to women aged 25-29 years declined from 57.3 in 1950 to 47.0 in 1961. It can now be seen that this was not due to a diminished propensity for women with one child to add a second but rather to a decrease in the relative number of women subject to having a second child. Table 1-N shows that for this age group the birth probability for having a second child actually increased from 193.8 to 247.8 per 1,000 between 1950 and 1961. And table 1-M shows that the percent of one-parity women aged 25-29 as of the begin- ning of the year decreased from 29.4 in 1950 to 18.5 as of January 1, 1962.
The parity data also throw light on other aspects of the fertility picture. According to figures for 1961 and earlier years, the chances that a woman with three children will have another baby are greater, on the average, than for a woman with two children. Futhermore, this proba- bility continues to increase (up to a point) with each SUC-
cessive birth. Take, for example, again, women aged 25- 29. Table 1-N shows that among those with twochildren at the beginning of 1961 about 180 per 1,000 gave birth to a third during the year. For those with three children, the rate was 183; for those with four children, 209; and so on. For women with seven children or more, over one in three had an additional child in 1961.
A departure from the general pattern of increasedrates with increased parity occurs between second and third births. The proportion of women with one child who give birth to a second is consistently greater year after year than the proportion with two children who have a third.
The percentage distribution of women by parity shown in table 1-M provides some insight into the change in family size over the last decade. Among women 30-34 years of age, a steady decline has occurred in the relative number of women who have only one child, while the pro- portion with three children or more has increased from 28.0 percent in 1950 to 48.7 as of January 1, 1962. There has also been a decline in the percent of women who are childless in all age groups. In recent years, among women aged 40-44 years, that is, those reaching the end of their reproductive span, there has been a rapid decline in the number who are childless-from 20 percent in 1956 to 13
January January Percent 1962 1950 decrease
15-44 years---- 33.6 40.4 16.8
15-19 years-------- 92.5 92.9 0.4 20-24 years-------- 46.7 55.7 16.2 25-29 years-------- 17.4 28.4 38.7 30-34 years-------- 13.0 22.0 40.9 35-39 years-------- 12.0 22.4 46.4 40-44 years-------- 12.5 22.6 44.7
Birth rates by age of father
A s would be expected, the highest rates occur at a somewhat older age for men (25-29 years) than for women (20-24 years). The median age of father was 28,7 in 1961 compared with 25.4 for mothers. There has been a small drop in this measure over the past two decades; the median age was 29.8 in 1940 and 29.3 in 1950. A comparison of the age-specific rates between 1960 and 1961 (table I-L) shows that the rates for men under 25 decreased; rares for most other age groups increased.
Between 1950 and 1961 the rates moved up for each group through age 39. The amount of increase was largest in the younger age groups:
14.2 20.3 142.0 194.9 186.7 234.0 141.9 158.3 87.2 87.8
1.0 f I
i43.0 t37.3 +25.5 +11.6 -1-0.7
-15.3 -16.0 -28.6
-4.7 J
Marked changes in the fertility.pattern by age of father and color have occurred between I940 and 1961, In 1940, nonwhite males 20-24 years of age had a higher birth rate than those 25-29 years old; in 1950 the rates for the two groups were almost equal; by 1961 the older group surpassed the younger group on this measure. Among white males, those aged 25-29 years have been the most fertile group for each year data are available, but a change has occurred in the age group ranking second. In 1940 this position was
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1,040
held by the 30-34 year olds, whose rate was 37 percent higher than the 20-24 year group, which ranked third. In 1961 the positions of the two were reversed.
1,046 1,047
Births by sex of child
1,125 1,040 1,047 1,038 1,017 1,024
In 1961, a s in previous years, male births ournumbered female births. Table 1-0 indicates, however, that there has been a slight decline in t h w e x ratio since the end of World War 11. Currently the ratidis 1,050 males, per 1,000 females, compared with 1,058 in 1946. The white group, rather than the nonwhite, appears to be responsible for this trend. Among the latter group, the ratio fluctuated somewhat erratically between 1,011 and 1,028. In the case of white births, it decreased almost steadily from 1,063 to 1,055.
Various investigations have been carried out as to the factors affecting the sex ratio." In particular, the effect of age of mother, age of father, and birth order have been studied. The following table based on 1961 data presents sex ratios, crossclassified with age of mother and birth order. In general, the sex ratio dropped with an increase in (1) birth order o r (2) age of mother. However, thisrelation- ship does not usually poldpue for a crossclassification of
1,243 917 1,079 1,083 1,037 1,064 1,049 1,051 1,028 1,038 1,090 1,021
''E. N o v i t z k i a n d A. W. K i m b a l l , # B i r t h Order, Parental Ages, a n d S e x o f O f f s p r i n g , " A m e r i c a n J o u r a n l o f H u m a n O c - n o t i c a Vol. 10 , No. 3, S e p t e m b e r 1958.
R o b e r t J. Myers, " T h e E f f e c t of Age of M o t h e r a n d B i r t h O r d o r o n S e x ILatio a t B i r t h , " M i l b a n k M e m o r i a l F u n d Q u a r t e r l y . J u l y 1064.
1,015
any single birth order with any 5-year ageof mother group.
1,003 1,017
COLOR AND AGE (IF E:-
1,060 1,063 1,055 1,067 1,048 1,064 1,044 1,068 1,036 1,096 1,038 1,088
1,055!! 1,069
1,068 1,068 1,060 1,070 1,051 1,060 1,049 1,072 1,039 1,101 1,049 1,095
1,020
1,054 - 1,058
1,050
1,050
1,058
1,056
1,043
1,123
- 1,070 1,060
1,043
1 ,U7
1,027
1,026
1,052
1,058
- 1,028 1,022 1,039
973 1,193 -
LIVE-BIRTH ORDER -
3d
1,044
1,oac 1,042
1,051 1,041
- -
1,046
1,045
1,048
1,030 1,048 1,048
1,039 1,067
1,016
-
1,052
- 1,004
1,oa
1,055
1,014
1,033
814
1,036 1,037 1,037
*5
1,022 1,010
'994 1 0 5 8 1;OU 1,000 I '963 I 976
Birth rates by month
Crude birth rates by month (adjusted to an annual basis) in the period 1951-61 followed a fairly regular seasonal pattern (table 1-Q). A s shown by the solid line in figure 1-7, there was a minor peak in February of each year, a major peak in August or September, and troughs in the spring and in December-January. This resembles the bi- modal distribution observed in the years prior to World
FIGURE 1-7
BIRTH RATES BY MONTH, UNADJUSTED AND ADJUSTED FOR SEASONAL VARIATION: UNITED STATES, 1951-61
(Rates on an annual basis Per lP00 estimated Populollon for specifled month)
30 30
25 25
20 20
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for underregistration; 1960-61 based on registered blrths)
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110
105
100
9 5
9 0
War II?l However, in the prewar pattern the lowest rate was in December, whereas in the more recentperiodthe annual low was in April or May. Also, monthly fluctuations were previously more moderate.
Table 1-R and figure 1-7 show the monthly crude birth
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FIGURE 1-8
UNLTED STA!rES
Y O r n
1961 1960 1959
MONTHLY INDEXES OF LIVE BIRTHS BY
INDEX INDEX
LIVE-BIRTH ORDER AND COLOR: UNITED STATES, 1961
1 1 5 7 FIRST BIRTH ORDER -1115
m c m arD WALEST SAINI
1965 1959 1958 1XA 1CG7 IYJI
65
851 I I I 1 I I I 1 J F M A M J J A S
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SECOND BIRTH ORDER
85' I I J F M A M J J A S O N D
"For a d e t a i l e d d i s c u s s i o n o f s e a s o n a l i t y , see " S e a s o n a l V a r i a t i o n s o f B i r t h s in t h e U n i t e d S t a t e s , 1948-54, n b y Deward E. Waggoner and J o s e p h S c h a c h t e r , N a t i o n a l O f f i c e of V i t a l S t a t i s t i c s , V i t a l S t a t i s t i c s - - S p e c i a l R e p o r t s V o l . 47 , NO. 4, 1959.
rates adjusted for seasonal variation. The residual move- ments represent random variation a s well a s the fertility response to underlying nonseasonal changes in specific factors. Monthly fertility rates adjusted for seasonality are also shown in table I-R. While in any single year the pattern of these rates would be similar to those of the crude rate, for use in secular trend analysis, the fertility rate series is more appropriate.
There is a close resemblance in the seasonal pattern of births among the different live-birth orders; however, minor differences exist between the white and nonwhite births. Among white births, the major and minor peaks are similar for first, second, and third or higher birth orders. Among nonwhites, for each of these birth orders, the major peak and trough are more prominent, while the January-December trough is more moderate, compared with the pattern among white births. In figure 1-8, the seasonal pattern of births by live-birth order is expressed in terms of a monthly index standardized to the monthly average for the year (100.0).
A comparison of the monthly variation in the number of births in the United States with that of Japan indicates that the variation is much greater for Japan, with the monthly index ranging from a high of 122.6 in January 1960 to a low of 87.6 in June. For the United States the range in 1961 was from 107.6 in September to 94.5 in May, The monthly fluctuations noted for the United States are comparable to those of England and Wales. The peak month of birth for England and Wales, however, is March with a minor peak in September.
The monthly indices of births for the United States, England and Wales, and Japan were a s follows:'z
fJ7.E 5z.c '55.4
32.0 55.5 55.6
'Limited to legitimate live births only. The low ratio in June, J u y , and A'JPIst occilrred i n the ail- of 1958 is attributed to
tumn of 1957. the epidemic Of Asian influenza which
12Data f o r England and Wales from P a r t I11 of t h e R e d i a - t r e r Oensral's S t a t i s t i c a l R e v i e w o f E n d l a n d and W s l s a f o r 1959 and 1980. London, H. Y. S t a t i o n e r y Office, 1 9 0 1 and 1962.
Data f o r Japan computed from f i g u r e s p u b l i s h e d in Volume 1 of V i t a l S t a t i s t i c 8 f o r 1958,1959, and 1960. japan, Divi- s i o n o f H e a l t h and W e l f a r e S t a t i s t i c s , W e l f a r e Minis ter 's S e c r e t a r i a t .
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Plural births the nonwhite are even greater. Plural births per 1,000 live births by age of mother are shown below:
Of the 4,268,326 live births in 1961, 86,100 or 20.2 per 1,000 live births were from plural deliveries. This ratio varies somewhat from year to year: Total White Nonwhite
15-44 years------- 20.2 19.0 26.7
15-19 yeas----------- 12.4 11.8 14.5 20.2 19.0 26.6 20-24 yeas----------- 16.8 15.7 23.2 20.4 19.3 26.3 25-29 years----------- 21.9 20.4 30.6 20.6 19.5 27.0 30-34 years----------- 26.1 24.3 36.4 20.6 19.5 27.0 35-39 years----------- 29.9 28.4 38.8 20.5 19.4 26.7 40-44 years----------- 24.1 22.4 33.8 21.3 20.4 26.6
Total White Nonwhite
Among the States the ratio ranged from a low of 16.9 in Hawaii and Utah to a high of 25.1 in Mississippi. (It should be noted that the foregoing ratios a re in terms of the number of live births from plural deliveries.) The geographic variations in the ratio are partly due to differences in the racial composition of the population. Orientals have the lowest twinning rate, whites the next lowest, and Negroes the highest.
For both the white and nonwhite groups, the sex ratio of males to females was higher in single than in twin deliveries :
Single Twin delivem'es deliveries
This may be explained by the greater fetal loss among plural births, in combination with the fact that fetal deathrates are highest among males. In the 1958 twin birth data, in which the twin live births and fetal deaths were matched by mates, the sex ratios for both white and nonwhite twins were higher--1,025 and 1,033, respectively.
The median weight for births from plural deliveries (2,430grams) is 880 grams less than for births from single deliveries (table I-Y), This size difference is due to the generally earlier termination of pregnancies involving mul- tiple births and the less favorable nutritional environment of plural births during the gestation period.
The relative frequency of multiple births increased with age of mother up to ages 35-39. The chances of plural births a re almost 2% times a s great a t ages 35-39 than at 15-19. This situation holds true for both the white and non- white groups, except that the differences by age among
13Alan F. Outtmacher, P r e g n a n c y a n d B i r t h New York, The V i k i n g P r e s s , 1967 . p . 277.
Research into the factors associated with twinning has shown that birth order a s well a s age of mother is a signi- ficant ~a r i ab1e . l~
Attendant at birth
In 1961, 97 births out of every 100 were delivered in hospitals compared with 56 per 100 in 1940. This striking increase is believed to be at least partly responsible for the substantial declines in infant and maternal mortality that also took place during these years. The trendin hospital utilization for obstetrical care is characterized by a fairly rapid rise through the midforties and a more gradual increase since (table I-S and figure 1-9). The in- hospital movement has been accompanied by a marked decrease in the proportion of births delivered by non- physicians. Only 2.1 percent of births were nonmedically attended in 1961, whereas in 1940 the figure was 9.3 per- cent.
The proportion of white births delivered in hospitals is now close to 100 percent, and this has been accomplished over a relatively short span of years. As recently as 1940 only three out of five white births occurred in hospitals. However, during the war years considerable progress was made, and by 1948 the proportion had risen to 90 per- cent. It has since continued to increase and in 1961 stood at 99 percent.
With the low rate of hospital utilization prior to 1940 for the nonwhite group, the potential for improvement has been much greater. Between 1940 and 1961 the proportion of in-hospital births to nonwhite mothers tripled-from 27 percent to 86 percent. There were also sharp increases in the proportion of births attended by physicians. Eighty- nine percent of the nonwhite births were medically attended in 1961 as compared with only 51 percent in 1940. For
14J. Yerushalmy and S. E. Sheerar , "The R e l a t i o n of Order of B i r t h and Age o f P a r e n t s t o t h e Frequency o f L i k e - S e x e d and U n l i k e - S e x e d Twin D e l i v e r i e s , n Human B i o l o g y February 1940.
Norma McArthur, VThe R e l a t i v e A e t i o l o g i c a l E f f e c t s of Ma- t e r n a l Age and P a r i t y i n B i n o v u l a r T w i n n i n g , " A n n a l s o f Eu- g e n i c a . Vol. 18, 1954.
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the white group, on the other hand, the proportion of births attended by physicians has been near 100 percent for a number of years.
Table 1-T shows the percentage distribution of live births by attendant and color for geographic areas. The proportion of births delivered by nonphysicians is gen- erally highest in the Southern States. In Mississippi nearly one-fourth of all registered births were delivered without benefit- of medical attendance. In Ahbania and South Caro- lina, the corresponding proportions were 15 and 13 per- cent, respectively.
FIGURE 1-9
PERCENT OF LIVE BIRTHS OCCURRING IN HOSPITALS, BY COLOR: UNITED STATES, 1940-61
1940 1945 1950 1955 1961
This is primarily due to the sizable number of non- medical deliveries for the nonwhite group in the South. In Mississippi, for example, over 99 percent of the white births compared with only 55 percent of the nonwhite births were delivered by physicians. Since in these Southern States nonwhite births form a large proportion of all births annually, the large number of nonmedical deliveries for the nonwhites tends to pull down the total proportion of births attended by physicians.
Illegitimate births
Illegitimate births were first reported for the birth- registration area of the United States in 1917. In that year 20 out of every thousand babies born alive were born out of wedlock. There has been a more o r less consistent increase in reported and estimated illegitimate births since that time. The illegitimacy ratios (the number of illegitimate live births per 1,000 total live births) for the years 1930 to 1960 were: 35 for 1930; 38 for 1940; 40 for 1950; and 53 for 1960.
An estimated 240,200 babies were born out of wedlock i n 1961. This was an increase of 15,900 or 7 percent over
1960, and represented an increase of 150,700 babies o r 168 percent over 1940, the last prewar year, In the 10- year period 1942-51, which includes the World War II period, 1,225,300 illegitimate births occurred; and in the more recent period 1952-61, the number rose to an estl- mated 1,960,000, an increase of about 60 percent, Ten years ago, 39 babies out of every thousand born were illegitimate; in 1961 this number had climbed to 56 babies per thousand.
These figures are for the United States a s a whole and are based on information from live-birth records in those States that require reporting on illegitimacy, In 1961, 34 States and the District of Columbia are included in the reporting area. The figures include estimates for the States not reporting this item. A l l figures must be used with some caution; no adjustments are made for misstatements concerning legitimacy status on birth certi- ficates or for illegitimate births not registered.
The growth in illegitimate births has been substantial for both white and nonwhite mothers since 1940 (table 1-V). Illegitimate births to white mothers increased from 40,300 in that year to a record 91,100 in 1961, White illegitimate births rose during World War 11, then declined following 1946. Since 1952 the number has steadily in- creased, the growth in the past 10 years being 68 percent. The number of illegitimate births to nonwhite mothers has tripled since 1940. There were 49,200 births in 1940 and 149,100 in 1961, an increase of over 203 percent.
The proportion of white mothers has increased slightly since a relatively low point in 1956 when they produced 35 percent of all estimated illegitimate births, By 1961 this proportion had increased to 38 percent. It was ac- companied by a corresponding decrease in the nonwhite category, from 65 percent of total illegitimate births in 1956 to 62 percent in 1961.
There are several ways of expressing the frequency of illegitimacy in addition to stating the number of births, The illegitimacy rate measures illegitimate births per 1,000 unmarried women 15-44 years of age (table 1-XI, In 1940 this rate was 7.1; by 1950 it had doubled and by 1960 tripled. In 1961, there were 22.6 illegitimate births per 1,000 women in this category, the highest rate ever measured in the United States. This rise has beenreflected in every 5-year age of mother group since 1940, The rdtes have been affected not only by the successively larger number of births out of wedlock but also by the accompanying decreases in the rate base-the unmarried female popu- lation of reproductive age.
Another measure for certain types of comparison is the illegitimacy ratio, the number of illegitimate live births per 1,000 total live births (table I-W). The illegitimacyratio has risen steadilysince 1951 and 1952, when there were 39.1 ille- gitimate live births per 1,000 total live births. In 1961 this ratio was 56.3. A similar development is found in both white and nonwhite groups. The estimated illegitimacy ratio for the white group in 1951 and 1952 was 16.3; in 1961 it was 25'3, The ratio for the nonwhites was 183.4 i n 1952 and 223.4 in 1961. The decrease in the nonwhite ratio observed in 1960 has not been maintained.
The proportion of young mothers having illegitimate children continues to be significant, with almost threc-
SECTION 1 - NATALITY 1-15
quarters of the number of mothers being under 25 years of age. The teenage proportion was the highest in terms of 5-year age of mother groups. Over 98,OOOillegitimate babies were born to mothers under 20 years of age; this figure represented 41 percent of all the estimated illegiti- mate births in 1961. The age group 15-19 years produced 93,200 estimated illegitimate babies; of these about half were born to mothers aged 15, 16, and 17 years old, and the remainder to mothers aged 18 and 19.
The nonwhite teenage group aged 15-19 years has con- sistently produced more children than the white, but the relative difference between them has undergone a slight change in recent years. Ten years ago, in 1952, the number of illegitimate white births was 19,600 and the number of nonwhite births was 39,000, representing 33.4 percent and 66.4 percent of the total, respectively. In 1961, the number of illegitimate births to white girls aged 15 to 19years was 36,100 and to nonwhite girls was 57,100. The pro- portion born to white mothers had increased to 38.7 per- cent and to nonwhite had declined to 61.3 percent in the IO-year period.
The number of illegitimate births per 1,000 totalbirths by color are shown in table 1-U for the States whichreport this item. In 1961, as in recent years, the District of Col- umbia had the highest ratio (65.8) for the white group. The ratio for the nonwhite group was highest in Delaware (323.5) although this indicated a decline from 1960. Ade- quate comparisons between the States in terms of these ratios cannot properly be made as many factors affect them, such as the amount of misstatement on the birth record to conceal legitimacy status, differences in birth registration completeness between legitimate and illegiti- mate births, and marital status and age composition of the female population. Despite these shortcomings, the available data on illegitimacy provide An insight into the estent of illegitimacy, aid in the adniinistering or programs related to children born out of wedlock, and are of major importance to various State and community agencies which deal with the health and welfare of citizens.
Birth weight
A great majority of the children born in 1961 (more than 92 percent) weighed over 2,500 grams (table I-Y). The remaining 7.8 percent represented immature births (2,500 grams or less) according to the birth weight cri- terion.16 This group, although constituting a small portion of total births, represents special health problems since a large number of infants dying within 28 days of birth are immature at birth. Only a small proportion of infants (1.5 percent) weighed over 4,500 grams. Extremely large babies are also subject to higher mortality than aver- age-sized infants.
The peak concentration of births was between 3,001 and 3,500 grams. Nearly two-fifths of the births in 1961 were at these weights. The median weight for all children was 3,300 grams.
"SCC d i s c u s s i o n o f ' b i r t h weight i n t h e T e c h n i c a l Appendix.
Nonwhite babies weighed on the average 180grams less at birth than white babies. The percent of nonwhite in- fants with birth weights of 2,500 grams o r less was 13.0 compared with 6.9 for white infants. The proportion of infants falling into the three lowest weight categories (1,000 grams or less to 2,000 grams) was twice as great for nonwhites a s for whites. A t the other end of the weight scale (4,501 grams or more) the proportions for the white and nonwhite groups were 1.6 and 1.2 percent, respectively.
Since 1950, the first year for whichdata on birth weight were available, the percentage of immature babies among all births in this country has varied only slightly (between 7.5 and 7.8 percent). Among the white group during this same period the comparable proportion dropped a little (from 7.2 percent in 1950 to 6.9 in 1961), but the percen- tages for the nonwhite group increased from 10.4 percent in 1950 to 13.0 in 1961. Several factors may have contrib- uted to this increase. More precise measuring andreport-. ing of birth weight may have faken place. There has been a sizable reduction in the relative number of birth weights "not stated" for nonwhite infants during this same period. Improvements in prenatal and obstetrical care made since 1950 would tend to increase the proportion of immature babies surviving to delivery.
Birth weight by geographic division. -The distribution of births by weight varied appreciably from area to area (table 1-Y). Among the nonwhite, the proportion of children born prematurely ranged from a high of 15.1 percent for the residents of the Middle Atlantic Division to a low of 10.5 in the Mountain Division. For the white group, the pro- portion weighing 2,500 grams or less was, however, highest in the Mountain Division (8.5 percent) and lowest in the West North Central (6.1 percent).
In all divisions the percentages of immature births were greater in the nonwhite group than in the white. The differential between these proportions, however, varied considerably. It was highest in the MiddIe Atlantic Division and smallest in the Mountain Division.
The estent to which the variability of immature births among geographic divisions may be due to differences in ethnic or race compositions of the areas is not known. For example, the lowest percentages of immature births occurred among the nonwhite group in the Mountain and Pacific Divisions. In these geographic divisions, 67 per- cent and 47 percent, respectively, of the nonwhite births are other than Negro, whereas elsewhere in the United States the vast majority of nonwhite births are Negro.
Also noteworthy a re the comparatively large pro- portions of nonwhite infants in the Southern divisions falling into the high birth weight groups (4,501 grams or more). In most other divisions, the percentages of nonwhite chil- dren weighing this much were considerably smaller and were generally lower than for the white.
Birth weight by age of mother.-Table 1-Z shows that the percent of immature births was highest among very young mothers (under 20 years of age). This proportion ,
decreased in each of the next two age groups and increased thereafter. Average birth weight, however, generally in- creased with age of mother and did not reflect the rise in tfie percentage of immature births in the latter repro-
1-16 SECTION 1 - NATALITY
RGURE 1-16
CRUDE BIRTH RATES BY STATd: UNITED STATES, 1961 I
MEDIUM BIRTH
m23.5 I O
m22.0 to
RATE
25 0
23.5
LOW BIRTH RATE
m21.5 to 22.0
m 2 0 . 9 to 21.5
I
- - ..
SECTION 1 - NATALITY 1- 17
ductive years. Because of the high correlation between age of mother and birth order, variation in the incidence of immaturity with age of mother may also be related to concomitant changes in birth order. This relationship has been explored in a study based on births in the first 3 months of 1950;'
Birth rates by State
Between 1960 and 1961 most States showed a decline in the crude birth rate (the number of live births per 1,000 population). Increases occurred in only four States and the District of Columbia. As in previous years, the crude birth rate in 1961 varied substantially from State to State (table 1-AA). Alaska again ranked first with 32.3 births
"Jeanne Loeb, "Weight a t B i r t h and Surv iva l of Newborn, by Age o f Mother and Tota l -B ir th Order: United S t a t e s , Early 1050,n National O f f i c e o f v i t a l S t a t i s t i c s , V i t a l S t a t i s t i c s - - S p e c i a l R e p o r t s , Vol. 47 , No. 2, 1958.
per 1,000 population, and New Mexico ranked second with' a rate of 30.5. Oregon again ranked lowest (20.9) among the States as it did in 1957, 1958, and 1959.
Birth rates were generally lowest in the Middle At- lantic Division and highest in the Mountain Division. How- ever, there was considerable variability among the States within some of the divisions (figure 1-10). For example, the States with both the highestandlowest crude birth rates were in the Pacific Division. While differences in rates among the States are still sizable, they are diminishing. In 1940, the co- efficient of variation with regard to the State rates based on registered births was 15.6 percent compared with 9.8 percent for 1961. l7 This change has resulted in part from the marked increases since 1940 in areas with low rates and from decreases in areas with very high rates.
"The c o e f f i c i e n t o f v a r i a t i o n is the r a t i o of the stund- ard d e v i a t i o n f o r t h e s e r i e s to the a r i t h m e t i c mean f o r t h e Same s e r i e s expressed a s Q percent .
1-18 SECTION 1 - NATALITY
Total
23.3 23.7 24.0 24.3
25.0 24.9 24.6 24.9
24.6 24.7 24.5 23.6
23.9 24.2 25.8 23.3
19.5 20.2 21.5 20.8
18.8 17.9 17.3 17.6
17.1 16.7 16.9 17.2 16.6
17.4 18.0 18.9 18.8
19.7 20.5 20.5 21.3
22.2 22.1 22.3 24.2 23.7
22.4 24.7 24.5 24.9 25.0
Table 1-A. Live Births and Birth Rates, by Color: Birth-Registration States, 1915-32, and United States, 1933-.61
m i t e
22.2 22.7 22.1 23.2
23.9 23.8 23.6 23.9
23.7 23.9 23.6 22.7
23.2 23.5 25.5 23.0
19.1 19.8 21.2 20.6
18.4 17.5 16.9 17.2
16.7 16.4 16.5 16.7 16.2
17.0 17.7 18.6 18.5
19.4 20.2 20.2 21.0
21.9 21.3 22.1 23.9 23.5
22.3 24.8 24.5 25.u 25.1
(Data refer only to births occurring within the specified area. Rates per 1,000 popu!ation residing m area for specified gr 1960 based on population enumerate as of April 1; for all other years estimated as
4,268,326 4,257,850 4 4:203:812 244 796
4,254,784 4,163,090
4,017,362 4,047,295
3,559,529 3,535,068 3,699,940 3,288,672
2,735,456
2,934,860 2,808,996
2,794,800
2,93,427 2,360,399 2,265,588 2,286,962
2,203,337 2,144,790 2 155 105 2:167:636 2,081,232
2,074,042 Z,L22,760 2,203,958 2,169,920
2,233,149 2,137,836 1,856,068 1,878,880
1,930,614 1,792,646 1,774,Sl.I 1,714,261 1,508,874
_ .
1,373,438 1,363,649 1,353,792 1 1
776,304 8l8,983
3,600,864 3 600 744 3:597:430 3,572,306
3,621,456 3,545,350
3,443,630
3,356,772 3,322,658 3,237,072 3,063,627
3,458,448
3,083,722 3,080,326 3,274,620 2,913,645
2,395,563
2,594,763 2,486,934
2,204,903
1,982,671
2,454,700
2,067,953
2,005,955
1,928,437 1,881,883
1 898 501 1:823:531
1,888,012
1,822,425 1,867,245 1,953,163 1,924,475
1,982,246 1,925,585 1,707,034 1,731,669
1,762,872 1,644,034 1,629,387 1,565,446 1,395,523
1,269,363 L,288,7U. 1,280,288
799,817 763,899
Elonwhite
667,462 657,106 647,366 631,506
633,328 617,740 588,847 573,732
545,348 524,328 513,778 490,522
475,808 454,752 425,320 375,027
339,893 340,100 340,097 322,062
308,524 292,446 282,917 282,007
274,900 262,907 267,093 269,135 257,701
251,617 245,515 250,795 245,445
250,903 222,251 149,034 147,Zl.l
167,742 148,612 145,524 148,815 L13,351
104,075
73,504 19,166 12,405
74,338
p, except as noted. Rates for 1940, 1950, and July 1)
31.6 5C.l 8"a 53.9
33.9 33.3 33.2 33.2
32.4 3 1 , O 51.0 31.1
30.6 29.8 28.3 25.3
23.8 23.6 24.1 23.2
22.6 21.7 21.2 21.i'
20.9 20.1 20.6 20.3 xt.2
21.5 21.0 21.6 21.3
22.1 23.E 25.0 z5.4
26.3 w.3 25.3 27.6 27.0
24.3 24.3 z4.3 20.4 18.4
-r
%or 1941-46, based on population including Armed Forces abroad. 2Alaska included bqinning 1959, and H a w a i i , 1960. %ased on a 50-percent sample of bir ths . *Increased in number from 1 0 States and the Dis t r i c t of Columbia in 1915 t o the ent i re conterminous United States i n 1933.
1
I
1m.m
Total W h i t e Nonwhite
SECTION 1 - NATALITY 1-19
United States, 1909-61 Table 1-€3. Live Births, Birth Rates, and Fertility Rates, by Color:
BESK PATE' FERmLI'K*
Total white Nonwhite Total white
(Data refer only to births occurring within the United States. Alaska included begmnmg 1959, and Hawaii, 1960. Birth rates per 1,000 population residing in area for speclfied group. Fertility rates per 1,000 Iemale population aged 15-44 years rn specified group. Rates for 194'0, 1950, and 1960 are based on population enumerated as of April 1; for all other years estim:
YEAR
sd a5 of July 1) 5 ,
4,268,326 4,257,850 4,244,796-
4,295,000 4,255,000 4,308,000 4,218,000 4,104,000
4,018,000 3,965,000 3,913,000 3,823,000 3,632,000
3,649,000 3,637,000 3,817,000 3,4ll,OOO 2,858,OL'U
2,939,000 3,104,000
2,703,000 2,559,000
2,466,000 2,496,000 2,413,000 2,355,000 2,377,000
2,396,000 2,307,000 2,440,000 2,506,000 2,618,000
2,582,000 2,674,030
, 2,839,000
2,989,000
2,802,000
2,909, 000
2,319,000 8,910,000 2,882,000 3,055,000 2,950,000
2,740,000 2,948,COO 2,944,000 2,964,000 2,965,000
2,966,000 2,869, OSU 2,840,000
2,777,000 2,718,030
2,809,001)
3,600,864 3,600,744 3,591,430
3,622,000 3,598,000 3,648,000 3,573,000 3,488,000
3,475,000 3,389,000 3,358,000 3,277,000 3,108,000
3,136,000 3,141,000 3,347,000
2,471,000 2,990,000
2,ll7,000 2,148,000 2,071,000 2,027,000 2,092,GoO
1,382,000 2,099,000
2,058,000
2,170,000 2,274,000
2.244.000 I
2,577,000 2,531,000 2,507,000 2,651,000 2,566,cOO
2,387,000 2,588,000 2,587,000 2,599jOOO 2,594,000
2,588,000 2,497,000 2,467,000 2,435,000 2 401 000 2: 344: 000
667,462 657,106 647,366
673,000 657,000 660,000 645,000 617,000
603,000 575,000 555,000 546,000 524,000
513,000 495,000 469,000 420,000 388,000
394,000 400,000 384,000 374,000 360,000
349,000 348,000 342,000 328,000 334,000
338,000 325,000 341,000 335,000 344,000
339,000 349,000
398,000 403,000
401,000 380,000 375,000 398,000
377,000
383,000
353,000 360,000 357,000 --- ---
--- --- --- --- --- ---
23.3 23.7 24.0
24.3 24.6 25.3 25.2 25.0
25.3 25.0 25.1 24.9 24.1
24.5 24.9 26.6 24.1 20.4
21.2 22.7 22.2 20.3 19.4
18.8 19.2 18.7 18.4 18.7
19.0 18.4 19.5 20.2 21.3
21.2 22.2 23.5 24.2 25.1
26.1 26.0 26.2 28.1 27.7
26.1 28.2 28.5 29.1 29.5
29.9 29.5 29 8
30.1 30.0
zg:9 11
22.2 22.7 22.9
23.1 23.3 24.1 24.0 23.8
24.2 24.0 24.1 23.9 23.0
23.6 24.0 26.1 23.6 19.7
20.5 22.1 21.5 19.5 18.6
18.0 18.4 17.9 17.6 17.9
18.1 17.6 18.7 19.5 20.6
20.5 21.5 22.7 23.1 24.1
25.1 25.2 25.4 21.3 26.9
25.3 27.6 27.9 28.5 28.9
29.3 28.8 29.0 29.1 29.2 29.2
31.6 32.1 32.8
34.1 34.3 35.3 35.4 34.8
34.9 34.1 33.7 33.8 33.3
33.0 32.4 31.2 28.4 26.5
27.4 28.3 27.7 27.3 26.7
26.1 26.3 26.0 25.1 25.8
26.3 25.5 26.9 26.6 27.5
27.3 28.5 32.1 33.4 34.2
34.6 33.2 33.2 35.8 35.0
32.4 33.0 32.9 --- --- --- --- __- _-- --- ---
U7.3 U8.0 U8.7
120.1 180.1 122.7 120.8 ll8.0
ll7.6 l14.8 ll3.6 m.3 106.2
107.1 107.3 U3.3 101.9 85.9
88.8 94.3 91.5 83.4 79.9
77.6 79.1 77.1 75.8 77.2
78.5 76.3 81.7 84.6 89.2
89.3 93.8 99.8 102.6 106.6
llo.9 U0.5 Lu.2 U9.8 u7.9
Lu.2 U9.8 121.0 123.4 125.0
126.6 124.7 125.8
u.3 u3.2 l13.8
U4.6 l14.8 l17.5 ll5.6 U3.3
l13.1 U0.7 109.9 107.5 102.3
103.6 104.3 lll.8 100.4 83.4
86.3 92.3 89.5 80.7 71.1
14.8 76.5 74.4 73.3 74.5
75.8 73.7 79.0 82.4 87.1
87.3 91.7 97.1 99.2 103.3
107.8 108.0 108.8 u7.2 325.4
_-- --- --- 121.8 123.2
124.6 122.4 123.3 123.6 123.8 123.6
Nonwhite
7 153.8 153.6 156.1
162.3 160.5
160.5 162.8
154.8
152.5 146.8 143.0 141.9 137.3
135.1 131.6 125.9 u3.9 106.0
108.5 lll.0 107.6 105.4 102.4
100.1 100.5 99.4 95.9 98.4
100.4 97.3 103.0 102.1 105.9
106.1 lll.0 121.7 130.3 134.0
135.6 130.5 130.8 140.8 137.5
lFur 1317-19 unl. 194l-46, bzccd on populrrtion including Anred Forces abrosd. 2Brwi+3 un t 60-percent nmplc of birthc. 3Fi~yra~n (vc rounded t o the ncarcnt thouwnd without being 3dJustedtnto-ls which are independently rounded. For 1915-32 figures include adjustments for States not in
th** ~r.(.iitr.ition m 2 ; for paru prior t o 1915, r i m : : am estimates EtitWitur for 1909-34 vcrc pmpved ::ti&i.-tic .--fp:ciiFZ RC~CI'Y&~D, Voln 33. Go. 8, 1950.
bised on the number of registered births in the 10 Origin31 regiztration States for the same perrod. by P. K. whclpton. See "Birth; and Birth Rates i n the Entire United States, 1909 t o 1948," National Office of V i t a l Statistics,
1-20
YEAR Total
rnISTERED B I N E
SECTION 1 - NATALITY
White Nonwhite YFAR
B I N E AEJUST!D FOR UNDERRB2ISTfiATIOI--Con.
Table 1-C. Age-Sex-Adjusted Birth Rates, by Color: United States, 1940-61 (Alaska included begming 1959, and Hawaii, 1960. Rates per 1,000 populatlon. Computed by the dlrect method, using a s the s tandud population the age distribution of
the female population aged 10-49 years as enumerated m 1940 and the total enumerated population of the United States for that year; s e e text in this section, Based on
31.0 31.2 31.4
31.7 31.7 32.2 31.5
30.5 30.2 29.2 28.6
29.9 30.2 30.3
30.5 30.4 30.9 30.2
29.4 29.1 28.2 27.7
38.8 38.8 39.4
40.9 40.6 41.3 40.6 39.0 38.4 36.8 35.5
" , 8 25.3 25.6 25.7
24.9 x . 5 20.3 20.3 21.6 21.0
23.0 22.5 22.3 20.3 19.1 19.4 18.8
llvnwhitu
Table 1-D. Gross and Net Reproduction Rates, by Color: United States, 1940-61
YEAR
(Alaska included be
GIMGS REPRODUCTTON W - Total -
1,768 1,783 1,784
1,806 1,801 1,831
1,723
1,793
1,741
1,665 1,635
- White -
1,702 1,720 1,719
.1,730 1,727
1,719
1,671 1,657 1,603 1,577
1,758
- fonnhite -
2,238 2,241 2,266
2,354 2,334 2,365 2,335
2,251 2,212 2,ll4 2,ffiE
ning 1959, and Hawaii, 1960. For method of computation, see text in this section)
NET REPRODUCTLON W
1,736 1,672
1,759 1,697 1,724 1,660 1,673 1,613 1,654 1,598 1,594- 1,543 1,561 1,514
1,730 1,668
YEAR 1 GROSS REPRODUCPION RM!E
1,591 1,532 2,G25 1,505 1,446 1,940 1,515 1,461 1,906 1,514 1,468 1,846
1,593 1,568 1,766 1,430 1,406 1,600 1,W2 1,175 1,493 1,249 1,214 1,520
II I
Total
1 513 1:435 1 439 1:435
1 505 1:344 I 132 1i163
1185 1'075
i p e
1;027 -
1 4 7 1 I,EC4 1:357 175% 1,39E 1'741 1,401 1:OO
1,432 1,535 7.331 1,435
1,133 1,334 1:1w 1,382
'Based on a 50-percent sample of births.
SECTION 1 - NATALITY 1-21
l17.3 ll8.0 ll8.7
120.1 120.1 122.7 120.8 ll8.0 ll7.6 l14.8 l13.6 m . 3 106.2 107.1 107.3 l13.3 101.9 85.9 88.8 94.3 91.5 83.4 79.9
l12.3 m.2 l13.8
l14.6 ll4.8 l17.5 l15.6 u3.3 l13.1 UG.7 1b9.9 107.5 102.3 103.6 104.3 U . 8 100.4 83.4 86.3
89.5 80.7 77.1
9 2 3
153.8 153.6 156.1
Table 1-E. Birth Rates by Age of Mother and Color: United States, 1940-61 (Dab refer only to births occurring within the United States. Alaska mcluded beginning 1959, and Hawall, 1960. Rates are h e blrths per 1,000 female populatlon in speci-
fied group, enumerated as of April 1 for 1940, 1950, and 1960 and estlmated as of July 1 for all other years. Figures for age of mother not stated are dmtributed)
'YEAR AllD COLOR 15-44 mars= 10-14
Y K U G
0.6 0.6 0.1
0.: 0.L 1.c 1.c 1.c 1.c 0.E 0.L 1.c 1.c 1.c 1.c 0.E 0.7
0.8 0.8 0.7 0.7 0.7
o.e
0.4 0.4 0.4
0.4 0.4 0.4 0.4 0.4 0.4 0.4 0.4 0.4 0.4 0.4 0.4 0.4 0.3 0.3 0.3 0.3 0.3 0.2 0.2
4.0 4.0 4.2
4.4 4.6 5.2 5.2 5.0 5.4 4.9 4.8 5.1 5.1 5.1 4.9 4.6 3.7 3.9 3.9 4.0 3.9 4.0 3.7
15-19 yearc
88.i 89 .I 89.4
90.1 91.5 96.C 94.1 89.6 89.E 87.5 85.4 86.2 81.6 83.4 81.E 79.3 59.: 51.1 54.3 61.7 61.1 56.9 54.1
79.4 79.4 79.3
80.0 80.9 85.1 82.8 78.4 78.4 76.4 74.3 75.5 70.0 72.1 71.1 89.8 50.6 42.1 45.3 52.1 51.8 47.6 45.3
155.3 158.2 161.6
167.8 166.8 171.4 171.4 166.1 167.4 163.7 162.1 166.1 163.5 162.8 157.3 146.6 121.9 l17.5 121.5 133.4 131.8 128.3 121.7
252.: 258.1 257.f
260.4 258.E 261.C 254.:
237.4 242.e
225.9 219.1 212.6 196.6 200.1 200.: 209.7
138.9 1m.e 151.8 164.0 165.1 145.4 135.6
247.0 252.8 252.0
253.5 251.7 253.4 246.7 235.7 231.0 220.2 213.8 207.0 190.4 194.6 195.5 207.9 179.8 134.7 147.9 161.1 162.9 14l.6 131.4
289.7 294.2 297.9
308.4 309.4 514.5 308.0 293.5 284.2 267.3 257.7 253.7 242.6 241.3 237.0 223.7 197.3 172.1 182.4 187.2 182.3 175.0 168.5
25-29 yLars
197. 197. 198.
200.. 198., 200.. 195. 190.< 188.! 183.' 180.1 174.: 166.: 165.. 163., 176.1 161.: 132.: 136.: 147.1 142.' 128 : 122.1
193.! 194.! 195. I
196.: 195. i 197.1 192.4 188.: 186.1 182.3 179.4 173.: 165.1 165.: 163.1 179.1 164.( 133.1 137 .i 150.1 145.f 130.1 123.E
221.3 214.6 219.2
226.e
217.e
221.6 220.9
209.6 205.9 197.9 188.9 182.1 173.8
159.6 150.6 139.2 125.4
125.1 ll9.6 l18.1 ll6.3
167.0
i26.a
30-34
113. ll2 . ll4..
115.. U.' 117 .! l l6.1 U.! ll6 .: ll2.1 U3.1 106.: 103.' 102.: 103.' m.! 108.' 100.: 98.: 99.: 91.1 85.: 83.!
l l O . 1 109.1 Ill-.(
1 1 l . f ll2.G ll4.; ll.3.c l13.1 ll4.( l l l .1 U1.i 107.c 102.f 101.: 103.f ll3.c ll0.c 100.5 98.2 100.2 92.: 85.2 83.4
136.4 135.6 137.4
143.0
142.7 139.7 134.8 133.0 127.5 124.4 n9.4 ll2.6 107.3 104.1 102.4 99.3 97.1 97.3 93.9 88.1 88.2 83.5
140.6
35-39 years
55.1 56.: 57.:
58.: 58.: 60.! 60.: 59.' 58.' 57.i 56.: 54.: 52.! 53.! 54.: 58.! 58.' 56.! 54.1 52.f 47.L 46.. 46.:
53.1 54.c 55.(
55.6 55.c 58.1 57 .: 57.1 56.i 55.: 54.E 52.: 51.4 52.2 53.5 58.4 58.4 56.: 54.1 52.2 47.2 45.1 45.3
75.0 74.2 75.8
80.0 79.3 81.8
79.1 76.3 71.5 68.0 67.3 64.3 63.9 62.5 62.7 61.0 61.3 58.4 56.9 54.0 54.1 53.7
82.0
40-44 mars
15.1 15.: 15.:
15.1 15.1 16.c 15.! 15.' 15.1 15.: 15 .: 15.: 15.: 15.: 15 : 16.1 16.: 16.L 16.1 15.: 14.; 15 .l l 5 . t
14.6 14.; 14.6
14.t 14.f 1 5 . 1 15.2 15.c 15.1 14.i 14.f 14.5 14.5 14.E 15.2 16.1 15.8 16.C 15.5
14.1 14.3 15.C
15.0
22.3 22.0 21.1
22.5 22.0 22.1 21.9 21.0 21.2 21.7 21.1 22.3 21.2 21.1 20.4 21.4 21.8 22.3 21.5 21.5 20.8 21.5 21.5
45-49 years2
0.9 0.9 1.0
1.0 1.0 1.1 1.1 1.1 1.1 1.1 1.2 1.2 1.2 1.3 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 1.9
0.9 0.8 0.9
0.9 0.9 0.9 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.1 1.0 1.0 1.1 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.2 1.3 1.3 1.4 1.6
1.5 1.7 1.8
2.0 2.0 2.2 2.0 2.2 2.1 2.3 2.4 2.4 2.6 2.5 2.8 3.1 3.5 3.7 3.2 3.7 4.0 4.1 5.2
'Rutcv computed by relating total births, regardlenG of age of mother, to femlle population aged 15-44 years. 'Rntcc cornputfd by r e l u t i n g births to mothere apd 45 years and over to female population a@ 45.49 years. 'Bnucd on a 50-pcrcent sample of births.
1-22 SECTION 1 - NATALITY
Table 1-F. Birth Rates by Live-Birth Order and Color: United States, 1940-61 (Data refer only to births occurring wthin the United States. Alaska mcluded begmning 1959, and Hawail, 1960. Rates are live births per 1,000 female population aged
15-44 years m specified color group, enumerated as of April 1 for 1940, 1950, and 1960 and estimated as of July 1 for all other years. Live-birth order refers to number of children born ahve to mother. Figures for births of order not stated are distributed, including births that occurred in rnssachusetts, which did not require reportmg of birth order)
TmAL
Registered Births
Bzrths Adjusted f o r Underregistration
. NONWEtm
Registered Births
Births Adjusted for Underregistration
4 117.3 u8.o 118.7
120.1 120.1 122.7 120.8 118.C 117.6 114.8 113.6 1ll.3 106.2 107.1 107.3 113.3 101.9 85.9 88.8 94.3 91.5 83.4 79.s
u2.3 l13.2 u3.a
U4.6 114.8 117.5 115.6 113.3 113.1 113,7 109.9 107.5 102.3 103.6 104.3
100.4 111.8
83.4 as. 3
80.7
92.3 89.5
17.1
153. a 153.6 156.1
162.3 163.5 162.8 160.5
152.5
143.0 141.9 137.3 135.1 131.6 125.9 113.9 106.0 108.5 ll1.0 107.6 105.4 102.4
154.8
146.8
1st
31.1 31.1 31.5
31.7 32.2 33.6 33.4 32.7 33.4 33.3 33.9
33.3 36.2 39.6 46.7
28.9 30.2
34.8
38.5
34.7 37.5 32.2 29.3
30.7
31.2 30.8
31.3 31.9 33.3 33.1 32.5 33.2 33.2 34.1 34.9 33.3 36.3 39.9
39.5 29.0 33.4 35 2
32.5 29.4
41.8
38.3
33.7 33.6 34.0
35.0 34.6 36.0 35.9 34.8 35.4 33.9 33.1 34.0
35.4 37.3 38.4 31.1 27.9
31.0 31.0
28.6
33.8
28.7
29.8
2d
28.4 29.2 29.9
30.1 30.6 31.6
31.7 32.3 32.4
31.8
32.6 32.5 32.1 32.1 30.9 30.3 27.9 22.9 23.8 25.5 22.9 20.7 20.0
28.3 29.2 29.9
30.0 30.6 31.6
31.9 32.6 32.8 33.0 32.8 32.3 32.2 31.1 30.8 28.5 23.3 24.2 25.9 23.1 20.7 20.0
31.8
28.9 29.3 29.8
30.8 31.0 31.5 31.5 30.5 29.7 29.2 29.1 30.0 30.3 30.8 29.5 26.2 23.4 23.1 21.1 22.2 21.1 20.6 19.6
LIVE-BIRTH ORDER
36
26.4
23.0 22.8
23.2 23.3 23.9 23.5 23.0 22.6 21.8 21.3 20.0
17.1 16.1 15.6 14.5 13.4 13.8
18.4
13.5 11.9 11. 2 10.9
22.z 22.7 22.8
23.0 23.0 23.6 23.3 22.8 22.5 21.5 20.9 19.5 17.9 1E.6 15 7 15.3 14.4 13.2 13.6 13.2 11.5 10.7 16.5
23.8 24.0 24.4
25.3 25.3 25.7 25.1 24.4 24.2
23.9 24.0 22.9 21.2 19.4 17.3 16.0 14.7 15.6 15.5 14.9 14.5 14.1
23.8
4th
14.6 14.6 14.5
14.7 14.4 14.4 13.8 13.3 12.8 11.9 11.2 10.2 9.2 8.6
7.9 7.8 1.5 7.6 7.4 6.6 6.4 6.4
8.0
14.0 14.1 13.9
14.0 13.7 13.7 15.1 12.5 12.0 11.1 10.4 9.4
7.9 7.4
8.4
7.4 1.3 7.0 7.1 6.9 6.1 5.9 5.9
18.8 18.6 19.1
19.9 19.6 19.6 19.6 19.2 19.1 18.5
16.9 15.3
18.0
14.0 12.9 12.1
11.3 11.7 11.4 10.8 10.6 10.5
1i.e
5th
8.5 M.3 8.2
8.3 8.1 7.9 7.5 7.2 6.8 6.3 5.8 5.3
4.7 4.5 4.5 4.5 4.5 4.5 4.4 4.1 4.1 4.1
4.8
7.7 7.5 7.3
7.4 7.d 7,9 6.C L.C 5.8 5.3 5.0 4.5 4.1 4.0 3.9 4.0 4.0 3.9 4.0 3.9 3.6 3.6 3.6
14.1 14.1 14.5
15.2 15.0 15.2 14.9 14.5 14.2 13.4 12.3 11.3 10.4 9.8 9.2
8.1 8.7 8.6 8.4 8.1 8.0 7.8
8.8
6th m d 7th
7.8 7.6 1.4
7.6 7.3 7.1 L.8 6.3 6.0 5.5 5.2 6.0 4.7 4.7 4.6 4.6 4.1
4.3 4.8 4.L 4.7 4.6
4.8
6.4 6.1 5.5
E.l 5.7 5.1: 5.; 4.E 4.c 4.: 4.L 3.3 3.7 3.E 3.1 3.6 3.E 4.c 4.1 4.: 3.€ 3.c 4.1
18.4 18.4 18,;
19.1 19.1 19.1 18.i 17.: 16.6 15.: 14.2 13.: 12.t 12.2 1l.i 11.4 11.: 11.: 11.: 11.c 10.: l0.C 10.4
4.5 4 .5 4.1
4.4 4.c 4.1 4.0 5.8 3.7 3.f. 3.1, 3.b 3.h 3.7 3 . f T 3.1 3.N 4.1) 4.0 4.’) 3.9 4.1 4.3
1.3 i. , h 1.8
‘ . b c.7 e. I Z.1’ 1.5 2.5 2.4 2.5 z.5
1.7 1.1, 2.7 Z.H 3.0 3.1 3.1 3.1 3.2 3.5
* ? G .I
1c.1 15.1 15.6.
16.5 15.3 15.5 14.3 13.3 15.5 12.7 y1.4 12.3 11.0 11.8 11.6 11.t; 11.7 11.9 11.6 11.6, 11.1 11.3 11.3
31.9 31.9 31.9 32.0 32.3 32.8
35.1 35.2 35.2 35.7 36.4 37.0
32.7 32.7 32.7 32.9 33.1 33.3
35.9 36.0 36.0 36.5 37.0 37.4
29.6 29.6 29.7 29.6 30.0 30.3
34.0 34.0 34.0 34.4 35.2 35.7
0.7 1.3 2.1 2.4 2.1 3.0 3.9
14.8
0.0 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.2 0.3
0.9
0.7 1.3 2.2 2.5 2.2 2.8 3.0
0.0 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.2 0.3
22.3 1.5
SECTION 1 - NATALITY 1-23
Table 1-G. Median Age of Mother by Live-Birth Order and Color: United States, 1940-61
(Alaska included beginning 1959,and Hawaii, 1960. Medians computed from distributions of live births by 5-year age groups of mothers. Live-birth order refers to num- ber of children born ahve to mother. Births of order not stated a r e distributed, includrng births that occurred in Massachusetts, which did not require reporting of birth order)
YERR AND COL4lR
LIVE-BIlil'H ORDW
Total 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6 t h and 7th 18th and over
25.4 25.5 25.6 26.2 26.1 26.0
21.4 21.5 21.6 22.2 22.7 23.0
23.8 23.9 24.0 24.9 25.5 25.3
24.0 24.1 24.3 25.3 2519 25.8
22.3 22.3 22.3 22.6 22.6 21.9
26.7 26.8 27.0 27.6 27.6 27 .I.
27.0 27.1 27.3 28.0 28.0 27.6
24.0 24.0 24.1 24.4 24.1 23.7
28.6 28.7 28.8 29.2 29.1 28.7
29.1 29.2 29.3 29.7 29.7 29.3
25.9 25.9 25.8 26.3 26.0 25.7
30.2 30.2 30.3 30 4 30.4 30.4
30.9 31.0 31.0 31.2 31.4 31.1
27.6 27.7 27.7 27.8 27 .8 27.9
25.5 25.6 25.7 26.3 26.3 26.3
24.7 24.7 24.8 24.9 24.4 24.0
21.7 21.7 21.8 22.5 23.0 23.4
19.9 19.3
Table 1-H. Birth Rates by Age of Mother, Live-Birth Order, and Color: United States, 1961
(Data re fer only to births occurring within the United States. Based on a 50-percent sample of births. Rates a re live births per 1,000 female population m specified age and color group, estimated as of July 1. Live-birth order refers to number of children born alive to mother. Figures for age of mother and births of order not stated a r e distributed, including births that occurred rn Massachusetts, which did not require reportina of birth order)
AGE OF KWXER
LIVE-BETE ORDER AID COulR 15-19 years
20-24 years
25-29 years
30-34 years
35-39 years
40-44 1 45-49 years years2
15.6 I 0.9 88.7 252.5
86.3 84.9 48.9
197.1
25.7
50.5 47.0
U3.E 55.f
61.4 21.2 5.0
8.2 16.E 25.c 22.6 15.4 16.3
9.1
U0.4
3.L 6.C 9.6
1o.c 8.1 9.E 8.E
53.2
0.9 0.1 0.0 0.0
a . 2 7.7 3.3 0.3
34.5 19.5 15.6 4.2 4.5
U2.3 0.4
30.7 0.4 28.3 0.0 22.2 0.0 14.0 0.0
6.4 2.9
79.4 247.0 193.5
57.4 17.9 3.5 0.5 0.1 0.0 0.0
89.6 86.3 46.4 17.7 5.3 1.7 0.1
26.7 49.5 52.7 34.1 17.4 ll.l 2.0
8.4 17.4 26.3 23.4 15.2 14.0 5.7
3.1 6.1
10.0 10.3 8.2 9.2 6.3
75.0
2.7 4.7 6.7 7.8 7.9
15.4 29.8
153.8 4.0 136.4 155.3
90.1 44.4 15.9
289.7 221.3
33.7 3.8 28.9 /I 0.2 23.8 0.0 18.8 0
63.1 75.2 65.8 45.2 24.3
18.9 29.8 35.6 37.4 34.2 46.3 19.0
6.7 ll.8 15.6 17.3 17.2
0.0 0.0
1.7 1.7 0.1
4.1 0.6 0.1 0.0
14.5 1.6
32.2 35.5
4.0 0.2 u . 7 1 1.0
l h t c o computed by relating total births "-ten computea by relatine births to &hers nged 45 years and over & female population aged 45-49 years.
regnzdless of age of mother to female population a@. 15-44 years.
1-24 SECTION 1 - NATALITY
1
Table 1-I. Birth Rates by Live-Birth Order, for Native White Women: United States, 1920-61
LI’mBIRTB OWER
(Data refer only to births Occurring w i t h the United States. Alaska included beginning 1959, and Hawaii, 1960. Rates are live births per 1,000 native white female popu- lation aged 15-44 years, enumeratedasofApri1 l fo r 1940,1950, and 1960 and sstimatedasof April 1 for 1941-49 and a s of July 1 for all other years. Live-blrthorder refers to numbei of culdren born alive to mother. Figures for births of order not stated are distributed, including births that occurred in Massachusetts, which did not requre reporting of birth-order)
YEAR
EXGISTEP.E2l BIRTHS
mtsl
114 113 114
ll5 ll5 ll8 l l 6 114
114 u1 ll0 108 103
105 106 114 103 a5
89 95 92 83 78
76 78 75 74 15
86
100
104 103 104 ll2 109
1st
31 31 31
31 32 33 33 33
33 33 34 35 34
37 41 49 41 30
32 37 40 34 30
30 31 29 28 28
26 24 26 27 29
28 29 30 30 31
32 31 32 36 35
Zd
29 29 30
30 31 32 32 32
33 33 33 33 32
33 31 31 29 24
25 27 24 21 eo 19 19 18 18 17
18 17 18 19 20
20 25 21 22 22
23 24 24 23 23
3d
23 23 23
23 23 24 23 23
23 22 21 20 le
1 7 16 If 15 15
14 14 12 11 u 1C 1c 1 c 1 c 1c
u u u 12 li
1: 1: 14 14 1:
1f 1: 1: 1C lf -
- 4th
14 1 4 14
14 14 14 13 13
1 2 u. 1c
Y e e 8 E 1 7
7 I
E E 6
E E E E 1
, 1 I
E E
E
1 c 1c
1c 1c 1( u u -
5th
8 8 7
7 7 7 7 6
6 5 5 5 4
4 4 4 4 4
4 4 4 4 4
4 4 4 4 4
5 5 5 5 6
6 6 6 6 7
I 7 7 8 7
6th
4 4 4
4 4 4 3 3
3 3 3 2
2 L 1 d 2
3 2 2 2 2
2 3 3 3 3
3 4 4 4
4 4 6
5
5
E
- 7th
2 2 2
z
1 1 1
1 1 1
d
1
z
1
z
; 4 4 4 4 1 -
- kth Ma ovor -
3 3 3
3 3 3:
3 1 T 3 J
3 3 3
3 4 4 4 1
4 4
t r
1, b 1. 1
1 1 1 tJ 1
’Based on a 50-percent sample of births. “Includes adjustments for States not i n the p-th-regis t ra t ion area prlor t o 1933. For 1920-39, ra tes a re estimates prepared by P. K. WhclptGn. Sea ‘Births =Id UWI
Pates i n the Fntire United States, 1909 to 1948, National. Office of Vital Stat is t ics , V i t a l Statistics-Special Reports, VOl. 33, 210. 8, 1950.
SECTION 1 - NATALITY
Table 1-K. Birth Rates by Age of Mother, for Married United States, 1950-61
1-25
(Data refer only to birthsoccurrmg within theunited States. A l a s b included beginning 1959, and Hawaii, 1960. Rates are legitimate live births per 1,000 married female populatlon in specified group, enumerated as of April 1 for 1950 and 1960 and estimated as of July 1 for all other years. Figures for age of mother not stated are distributed)
AGE OF M m 15-44 years' YEAR
15-19 years
20-24 years
25-29 years
30-34 years
35-39 years
40-44 years
349.1 354.4 646.5
350.2 352.8 356.4 344.9 332.7 335.4 312.7 306.4 304.0 287.9
221.2 222.3 219.6
221.9 226.1 226.2 221.3 218.1 213.3 210.2 209.4 199.3 195.0
124.6 123.3 125.3
126.8 127.1 129.4 127.3 128.0 130.6 126.0 127.3 123.8 u8.a
60.9 61.7 63.3
64.3 64.7 67.4 68.6 66.9 66.1 64.8 63.9 61.4 60.7
17.1 17 4 17.5
158.1 158.5
492.8 485.1
17.7 17.7 18.3 18.6 18.1 18.2 18.0 18.0
17.9 17.8
161.1 1 1 524.5 468.6 :!:!I( 461.4
155.8 501.5 459.2 451.9 461.7
143.9
%ton computed by rclntlng t o t a l legitlmrrte births, r e e u d e s s of age of mother, to married female papulation aged 15-44 years. 2Bnncd un a 60-peroent G3mple of births.
Table 1-L. Birth Rates by Age of Father and Color: United States, 1940-61 (Dlta refer only to births occurring withm the United States. Alaska mcluded beginning 1959, and Hawaii, 1960. Rates are hve births per 1,000 male population residmg
in area for saecified crouu, enumerated as of April 1 for 1940,1950, and 1960 and estimated as of July 1 for 1955,1959, and 1961. Figures for age of father not stated - _. are distributed)
YERR AllD COulR
AGE OF FATBER
years nnd over =I= 25-29 years
30-34 years
15-19 years'
20-24 years
45-49 years
T m
ReCiotcmd Births
94.c
95.6 94.8
96.7 96.6 87.0 64.7
88.8 89.8 90.5
91.1 91.7 82.9 61.1
20.3 21.5 21.2
21.5 20.0 14.2 7.5
18.6 18.7 18.3
18.4 17.0 ll.1 5.5
32.7 41.8 42.5
44.1 40.7 36.9 24.4
194.9 202.2 201.5
203.7 184.1 142.0
91.2
187.0 191.1 190.4
191.6 171.8 131.2 81.9
252.7 284.6 284.8
294.8 279.7 231.5 173.6
158.3 154.2 154.5
156.1 153.9 141.9 u 3 . 2
152.3 149.6 149.8
150.7 149.6 139.3 l l2 .4
207.3 191.9 195.3
208.4 191.9 166.1 120.4
87.f 87.4 89.(
90.1 95.c 87.1 74.4
82.C
84.2 82.e
84.5 90.2 84.3 72.e
137.4 126.8 131.7
137.5 140.4 113.1
88.3
43.0 42.6 43.2
43.9 46.5 45.1 40.9
38.9 39.1 39.8
40.2 43.2 42.3 39.2
80.6 74.2 75.1
78.9 76.5 71.6 56.9
1.0 1.0 1.0
1.1 1.2 1.4 1.9
0.7 0.7 0.7
0.8 0.9 1.1 1.5
4.4 4.1 4.2
4.5 4.5 5.1 6.4
234.0 232.6 233.2
235.4 219.9 186.7 138.2
226.3 226.7 226.8
228.0 213.2 181.8 135.0
293.3 278.2 283.8
293.8 277.4 229.3 166.6
16.e 16.1 17.5
17.5 19.: 19.E 19.1
14.2 14.4 15.2
15.4 16.9 17.5 15.2
38.9 37.1 38.5
40.6 42.2 38.7 34.7
6.3 6.2 6.3
6.5 7.2 7.5 8.2
4.9 5.0 5.1
5.2 6.0 6.4 7.3
20.1 18.4 18.6
-20.0 19.0 18.4 18.0
J
J 136.3 136.0 138.6
144.0 159.1 122.6
92.7
Births Wjwtcd f o r UnderreGIntmtlon
I 'F&co ComputCd by raLt1~ total birth0 rec~~Uesr. O f age of frrthcr to d e populatlon aged 15-54 ycars. - k t m computcd by mls t lng infmtc with'fatncrn under 20 years of a& t o male papulation aged 15-19 years. ILL^ on u So-pomcnt GwnplL of bir ths .
1-26 SECTION 1 - NATALITY
Tablel-M. Percentage Distribution of Women by Parity, by Exact Age at Beginning of Year: United States, 1940, 1950, and 1956-62
(Alaska includsd beginning 1959, and Hzwaii, 1960. Based on births adjusted for underregistration and numbers of women adjusted for underenumeration and misstate-
0
ments o
EXACT AOE OF WOMAN AS OF JANUARY 1 EACE YEAR 1 2 3 4
g e i n t h e c
mtal
100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0
100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0
100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0
100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0
100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0
100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0
100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0
Ises. For definition of parity, see text in this section)
PARITY
33.6 33.6 33.8 34.3 34.4 34.2 34.9 40.4 49.2
92.5 92.3 92.0 91.7 91.5 91.8 92.0 92.9 94.9
46.7 46.3 46.2 46.3 46.7 47.7 49.1 55.7 67.2
17.4 17.9 18.9 19.9 21.1 22.5 23.6 28.4 43.7
U.0 13.7 14.0 14.5 14.8 15.3 15.4 22.0 30.2
12.0 ll.9 12.0 12 .o 12.6 13.7 15.3 22.4 22.9
12.5 14.1 15.8 17.8 19.1 19. I 20.2 22.6 20.2
15.2 15.7 16.2 16.8 17.4 18.1 18.6 21.8 19.5
5.9 6.1 6.3 6.5 6.7 6 -5 6.4 5.7 4.4
24.8 25.2 25.5 25.9 26.0 25.9 25.6 26.5 20.7
18.5 18.8 19.2 19.7 20.4 21.1 22.0 29.4 26.2
12.9 13.6 14.5 15.5 16.5 17.5 18.7 23.6 25.1
14.0 15.0 15.8 16.7 17.4 18.2 18.7 21.7 22.8
17.1 17.5 17.9 18.2 18.7 19.4 20.0 22.2 19.9
20.0 20.4 20.6 20.6 20.8 21.2 21.1 18.6 13.5
1.4 1.4 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.4 1.2 0.6
17.6 17.8 17.8 17.6 17.4 17.0 16.5 12.7 8.5
27.7 28.0 28.0 28.0 27.8 27.6 27.5 24.5 16.2
25.4 25.9 26.5 27.0 27.6 28.2 28.6 26.4 20.1
25.2 25.8 26.3 26.7 27.0 26.8 26.5 23.9 20.6
25.6 25.4 25.1 24.6 24.2 24.1 23 .8 21.8 19.2
14.4 14.2 13.9 13.6 13.3 13.1 12.6 9.2 7.2
0.2 0.2 0.2 0.3 0.3 0.2 0.2 0.2 0.1
7.4 7.3 7.2 7.0 6.8 6.5 6.1 3.7 2.6
19.3 18.9 18.3 17.8 17.0 16.2 15.3 10.4 7.4
21.9 21.5 21.1 20.6 20.1 19.4 18.9 14.1 10.6
20.6 20.4 20.1 19.8 19.3 18.7 18.0 14.1 12.5
18.7 18.1 17.4 16.7 16.1 15.6 15.1 12.9 13.3
8.1 7.8 7.5 7.2 6.9 6.6 6.3 4.5 4.2
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2.5 2.4 2.3 2.2 2.2 2.1 1.9 1.0 0.7
9.7 9.4 8.9 8.4 7.9 7.3 6.8 4.2 3.7
13.1 12.5 12 .p ll.3 10.6 10.0 9.4 6.8 6 .l
12.7 12.2 U.8 ll.4 10.9 10.4 9.9 7.6 7.9
ll.2 10.7 10.2 9.7 9.3 8.9 8.6 7.7 9.1
5
4.0 3.8 3.7 5.5 3.3 3.2 3.0 2.3 2.3
U 0 0 0 0 0 0 U 0
0.7 0.7 0.7 0.7 0.6 0.6 0.7 0.3 0.2
4.5 4.1 3.3 3.6 3.4 3.2 2.9 1.8 1.7
6.6 6.2 5.8 5.4 5.1 4.1 4.4 3.3 3.4
6.7 6.4 6 .I
5.5 5.2 5.0 4.0 4.6
5.8
6.0 5.7 5.4 5.2 4.9 4.7 4.6 4.4 5.5
E
2.1 2.0 1 'Y 1.8 1.7 1.6 1.5 1.3 1.6
0 0 0 u U 0 0 U 0
0.2 0.2 0,Z 0.2 0.2 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1
l.V 1.7 1.7 1.1; 1.h 1.3 1.i U.9 0.7
3.4 5.2 3.0 7 .e Z.6 Z.4 2.2 1.a ?. . *.I_
3.7 3.5 5.3 3,2 3.0 2.9 2.7 '1.5 3.3
3.4 3.2 3.1 2.9 2.9 2.8 2.8 2.3 4.1
7 or hiehor
Z.E 2.5 2.4
P,? 1.1 2.0 1.3 2.1
I. ,. L.C
U u
0 U 0 1, I, 0
b.1 11.1. 1d.1 0.1 0.1 1j.1
1, 0 I,
1.: 1.1 1.1 1.U U.J O.H 1,. I La. ' , u.4
3'7 5.4 5,1 :'.,I
i . I P . 5 1'.4 2.1, 2 .3
!,,I 4.t1 4.c 4.4 4.2 4 . 1 5,11 3.b t.&
Z.8, 5.3 5.1 4.3 4.u 4.8 4.3 5.5 a.7
Source: Unpublished pmvisional data p v d by P. K. Whelptan, Scripps Foundation f o r Research in Population Pmblems, Iliami University, Ctcford, Ohio,
SECTION 1 - NATALITY 1- 27
Tablel-N. Birth Probabilities for Specified Years, by Exact Age and Parity of Mother at Beginning of Year: United States, 1940, 1950, and 1956-61
(Alaska included beginning 1959, and Hawali, 1960. Based on births adjusted for underreglstratlon and numbers of women adjusted for underenumeration and mlsstate- ments ofage in the censuses. Probabllities are the number of births per 1,000 eshmated female population in specified parity and exact age group. Figures in the "0 writy" column show the probabliity of first births to "0 parity" women, those m the "1 parity" column show the probabihty of second births to "1 parity" women, etc. For definition of parity, see text in tlus section)
0
91.1 90.1 SO.( 91.( 96.1 94.1 80.i 57.f
66.2 67.4 69.f 70.i 74.f 72.f 60.4 40.E
183.E 186.1 185.E 189.c 194.7 187.E 141. E
91.E
142.E 140.2 140.C 138.7 139.2 134.4 129.9 83.1
58.9 61.2 63.6 65.2 67.9 70.1 64.6 47.7
25.4 27.1 29.4 29.7 29.3 27.3 24.9 18.3
5.1 4.8 4.6 4.3 4.8 4.6 5.1 3.7
1
179.: 178.c 175.1 172.; 173.4 168.1 144.2
99.4
356.2 356.t 351.f 344.: 353.1 357.1 321.f 257.C
336.: 341.4 335.: 331.: 337.E 329.1 257.c 191.2
247.E 252.? 255.2 253.c 253.E 244.E i93.e 125.t
121.4 120.1 l19.8 120.1 123.4 122.0 n3.7 71.6
40.0 39.1 40.5 42.5 44.2 45.0 43.6 26.5
7.2 7.3 7.4 7.6 7.6 8.1 7.6 4.6
2
loa.! 109.: ll0.: 109.: ill.! llO.1
97.: 78.1
363.1 364.I 360.1 347 .e 355.1 361.4 319.f 360.1
277.t 2 8 U 272.f 269.t 275.E 267.1 236.E 221.:
179.: 1a.c 180.E 177.1 178.E 173.: 144.C 122.4
94.E 95.c 97.7 98.9
101.1 99.8 87.2 64.7
37.5 38.1 39.9 41.5 43.6 44.5 40.9 28.3
8.0 8.3 8.6 8.6 9.3 9.8 8.4 5.9
3 4
102.4 104.: 105.! 106.1 106.1 106.f
97.: 66.:
403.: 396.: 398.1 393.: 398.: 392.: 337.:
296.1 299.1 291.1 287.5 295.: 294.: 284.1 298.1
182.f 183.5 186.1 182.i 184.C 182.1 1682 169.f
103.E 1 0 4 . E 108.1 109.5 l12.2 L12.C
9 7 2 8 7 2
49.1 51.7 53.6 54.9
57.7 51.9 40.2
58.0
13.0 13.6 14.0 14.1 15.0 14.3 12.9 9.7
109.1 ll0.6 113.9 l14.7 l18.4 ll8.9 105.1
94.1
208.9 207.6 213.1 213.2 217.5 218.3 212.6 214.9
121.3 123.7 128.8 129.3 134.8 135.9 120.3 n4.9
67.2 66.2 71.3 71.9 74.7 74.8 66.2 57.7
19.9 20.6 20.7 21.2 21.2 21.9 la.5 14.2
5
129.E 129.4 135.9 136.1 141.3 140.0 124.6 n7.2
389.7 406.0 397.6 392.3 414.4 403.6 402.9 505.7
257.9 258.3 261.8 260.1 266.8 273.3 273.6 276.2
158.7 161.5 169.2 169.6 178.2 179.6 162.6 166.8
92.7 93.9 98.5 98.9
101.7 99.8 93.3 88.8
29.1 30.9 30.7 30.5 32.1 31.4 26.5 23.2
6
1452 147.1 153.7 152.0 158.4 159.7 136.7 122.0
445.7 444.4 465.1 423.5 448.7 459.5 (=) P)
300.1 303.2 310.3 308.5 317.8 325.0 322.3 308.3
197.9 201.1 209.5 2u .4 218.7 219.3 205.1 200.0
l l 8 .5 120.3 124.8 124.3 126.9 129.6 ll9.0 109.4
40.1 39.4 40.9 40.6 41.0 39.9 33.7 31.1
Wot computed. Source: Unpublished provisional data prepared by P. IC. Wnelpton, Scripps Foundation for Research in Poplation Problems, Eliami University, OxPord, Ohio.
7 or higher
183.2 162.1 190.7 187.4 193.1 192.4 182.1 165.5
366.9 352.1 372.3 384.8 384.6 385.4 364.0 390.9
277.2 282.4 291.1 288.7 296.0 294.6 291.3 286.6
192.9 195.1 200.3 196.3 206.5 207.5 214.5 208.7
75.0 76.5 77.8 77.4 80.7 81.1 60.3 77.6
1-28 SECTION 1 - NATALITY
Table 1-0. Live Births by Color and Sex: United States, 1935 and 1940-61 (Data refer onlv to births occurring within the United States. Alaska mcluded beginning 1959. and Hawaii, 1960)
Males per 1,000 females
1,050 1,049 1,049
1,049
1,050 1,052
1,051
1,053
1,050
1,051
1,051
1,052 1,054 1,054 1,054
1,055 1,058 1,055 1,055
1,055 1,058 1,053 1,054 1,053
I I I
M e YEAR b- 1,752,070
1,752,552 1,751,190
2,186,274 2,179,708 2,173,638
2,199,000 2,179,000 2,207,000 2,162,000
2,103,000 2,090,000 2,034,000 2,005,000
1,960,000 1,863,000 1,872,000 1,866,000
1,960,000 1,754,000 1,467,000 1,509,000
1,593,000 1,537,000 1,387,000 1,313,000 1,219,000
1,055 1,055 1,054
Female
1,763,000 1,752,000 1,775,000 1,738,000
1,696,000 1,690,000
1,632,000 1,647,000
2,082,052 2,078,142 2,071,158
1,054 1,054 1,055 1,056
1,056 1,056
1,057 1,058
2,096,000 2,076,000
2,056,000 2,101,000
2,001,000 1,988,000
1,908,000 1,931,000
1,593,000 1,510,000 1,523,000 1,527,000
1,863,000 1,768,000 1,777,000 1,771,000
1,857,000 1,657,000 1,391,000 1,430,000
1,510,000 1,452,000 1,316,000 1,246,000 1,158,000
1,058 1,058 1,059 1,058
1,625,000 1,449,000 1,199,000 1,235,000
1,848,794 1,845,192 1,846,240
1,859,000 1,846,000 1,873,000 1,835,000
1,791,000 1,785,000 1,743,000 1,726,000
1,684,000
1,613,000 1,615,000
1,722,000 1,541,000
1,272,000 1,310,000
1,391,000 1,341,000
1,131,000 1,049,000
1,598,000
1,198,000
1,060 1,063 1,061 1,060
Males per
females Female I 1,000
1,313,000 1,263,000 1,l32,000 1,067,000 993,000
1,059 1,062 3,058 1,060 1,056
M e
337,480 331,516 327,398
340,000 332,000 334,000 327,000
3ll,OOQ 305,000 291,000 279,000
276,000 265,000 259,000 251,000
238,000 223,000 196,000 199,000
203,000 195,000 189,000 182,000 170,000
Fenule
329,982 325,590 319,968
332,000 325,000 326,000 318,000
305,000 293,000 284,000 276,000
271,000 259,000 254,oa~ 244,000
208,000 192,000 195,000
232,000
197,000 189,OGO 184,000 178,000 165,000
Table 1-P. Percent Completeness of Birth Registration, by Color: United States, 1933-61
io. Data fc
T o t a l
98.9 95.9 98.8 98.8 98.8 95.7 98.6 98.5 98.4 98.3 98.1 97.9 97.6 97.2 96.9
140 and i9!
White
99.3 99.3 99.3 99.3 99.3 99.2 99.2 99.1 99.0 99.0 95.8 98.6 98.3 98.1 97.8
based on results of nationwide tests oI.registratloncomp1 I 1
mess. Data for othoryca
Tot& Whitc
94.0
93.0 92.3 94.0
91.6 93.4 91.3 33.1
91.1 92.5 02.4 92.2
90.2 92.0
Maleo per 1,000 female3
1,023 1,018 1,023
L#QZ! 1,Gu. 1,015 1,025
1,gz0 1,020 1,025 1 ,GI . l
i,om 1,0;5 1 , W Z 1,v1d
1,025 1, W 4 1,0zg 1,025
1,OLfl 1,033 1,027 1,013 1,gz1
estimated)
Plomhito
83.2
86.3 85.0 83.8
82.6 81'3
80.8 80.4
07.c
81.1
e0.2 79.9 79.6 79.3
SECTION 1 - NATALITY 1-29
Table 1-Q. Live Births and Birth Rates, by Month: United States, 1951-61
24.7 26.4 26.5 26.6 24.7 24.4 25.1
raii, 1960. Based on a 50-percent sample of births for all years ex- dation enumerated as of April 1; all other annual rates
24.4 24.4 26.2 25.2 26.5 25.6 26.8 26.0 25.4 25.2 24.5 24.0 24.3 23.8
(Data refer only to births occurrmg within the United States. Alaska mcluded beginning 1959, and E cept 1955. Rates on an annual basis per 1,000 population residng in area. Annual rate for 1960 based on population estimated a s of July 1. Monthly rates based on estimated population for spei
I
sedon pi ied month
1956 E 4,047,295 4,011,562 EEE 3,902,120 3,846,986 3,750,850
1957 1959
4,244,796
349 334
358,192 331,144 337,614
373,766 360,078 377,220 368,198 345,688 358,042
322:706
342,814
24.0
23.5 24.0 24.0 22.9 22.6 23.7 24.9 25.3 25.9 24.4 23.7 23.7
1960
4,257,850
345,376 329,642
327,202 333,120
374,214 392,230
370,552
365,664
349,918
332,728
387,350
349,854
23.7
22.8 23.3 23.1 22.3 21.9 22.6 24.5 25.7 26.2 24.2 23.6 23.6
4,163,090
331,570 302,318 323,668 305,006
327,008
363,278 358,568 351,858 335,140
318,444
358,920
341,584
344,236‘ 346,462 319,968 317,380
326,178 331,212 342,518 344,740 338,316 348,054 360,960 380,020 367,878 38l,448 378,ll8 377,002
346,600 348,158 357,842 355,676
347,378 348,378
373,azo 376,254
3ll,626 300,218 317,178
300,366 3ll,340
350.476
292,028
345,452
322,488 296,312 315,132 286,962 307,382 321,246 354,464 356.450 367:221
343;682 328;708 :gig I :~%&.:~ I 329,166 319,966 315,148 304,302 339,776 312,044
24.6 I 2‘4.7 1 24.5 23.3
22.9 23.5 23.3 22.4 22.1 22.8 24.0 24.8 25.0 23.7 22.9 22.7
- - 24.6 24.9 24.9
24.1 24.7 24.5 22.6 22.3 24.4 26.1 27.0 27.2 26.0 24.9 24.9
24.2 23.8 23.5 23.6 24.6 I 24.5 E:::/ 24.1 24.1
22.1 23.6 22.9 22.8 24.1
23.6 24.1 24.2 24.5 23.7 24.2 23.0 23.8 23.3 23.9 23.8 24.9 24.5 26.3 25.0 I 26.3
25.6 24.8 25.1 24.5
Table 1-R. Birth Rates and Fertility Rates, by Month, Adjusted for Seasonal Variation: United States, 1951-61
(Data refer only to births occurrmg witbin the United States. Alaska mcluded begmning 1959, and Hawaii, 1960. Based on a 50-percent sample of births for all years ex- cept 1965. Rates on an annual basis per 1,000 eshmated population residing in area for specified month. Birth rates based on total population; fertility rates based on female population aged 15-44 years)
.
BI5TlE ADJUSTED FOR ~iDERXEGISTRATION REGISTERED BIRDiS - 1959
- 1951
- 1961
- 1960
- 1959
- 1958
_- 1Y52
23.6 23.7 23.9 23.7 23.5 23.5 23.3 23.2 22.8 23.1 23.1 22.7
l18.3 ll8.6 ll9.6 U8.8 ll8.0 l17.8 l16.8 ll6.1 l14.5 l16.0 l15.9 l13.9
23.6 23.5 23.6 23.6 23.3 23.2 23.8 24.1 23.9 23.6 23.8 23.9
l17.2 ll6 .8 l17.4 l17.4 ll6.1 U . 8 118.5 120.3 l19.3 l17.8 l18.8 l19.5
24.3 24.3 24.6 24.3 24.0 24.2 24.1 23.9 23.7 23.7 23.8 23.8
l19.7 l19.2 121.1 l19.7 U8.2 U9.6 U9.3 l18.3 u7.5 u7.5 l18.2 l18.3 -
24.6 24.6 24.9 24.6 24.3 24.5 24.4 24.2 24.0 24.0 24.1 24.1
121.1 120.7 122.5 121.1 l19.7 121.0 120.7 l19.7 ll9.0 ll9.0 ll9.6 l19.7 -
24.7 24.9 24.7 24.7 24.9 24.5 24.0 24.0 24.6 24.7 24.6 24.6
120.4 121.1 120.3 120.6 121.7 l19.7 l17.4 l17.2 120.4 121.1 120.7 120.8 -
25.2 25.3 25.7 24.6 23.8 25 .I. 25.4 25.7 25.4 25.4 25.3 25.4
120.2 120.4 122.7 l17.6 ll4.1 120.2 121.9 123.3 122.2 122.3 121.9 122.5
25.1 25.1 24.8 24.4 24.9 25.3 25.5 25.2 25.0 24.4 25.0 25.8
u4.3 114.2 112.9 m.3 113.6 116.0 116.6 115.6 114.9 112.3 ll5 .1 118.8
24.7
25.3 25.2 24.8 25.2 25.4 25.3 25.3 25.1 25.2 25 .I
25.0
m.0 112.3 m.7 113.4 m.9 113.6 114.6 114.5 114.5 113.6 114.3 114.1 -
24.4 24.7 25.1 25.8 26.2 25.3 24.6 24.5 24.6 24 .E 24.7 24.7
108.4 109.6 111.9 114.7 116.6 112.9 109.7 109.5 u0.0 m . 2 110.5 110.8 -
25.3 25.1 25.3 25.7 25.5 25.6 25.6 25.2 25.0 25.2 25.1 24.9
122.2 121.2 122.3 124.3 123.4 124.1 124.2 122.3 121.5 122.6 122.0 1w.1
24.8 25.0 25.2 25.2 25.2 24.8 24.6 24.9 25.0 24.9 25.2 25.1
l16.3 ll7.6 l18.5 l18.6 ll8.6 ll6.9 116.3 ll7.9 l18.4 ll8.0 l19.6 l19.4
25.4 25.1 25.0 25.4 25.3 25.3 25.3 25.2 25.3 25.2 25.6 25.3
l17.2 ll6.1 ll5.8 l17.8 l17.1 l17.7 l17.7 l17.1 l17.7 l17.9 ll9.8 l18.5
1-30 SECTION 1 - NATALITY
Tabls 1-S. Number and Percentage Distribution of Live Births by Attendant,
(Data refer only to births occurring within the - by Color: United States, 1940-61 United States. Alaska included b e g m i n g 1959,
IRRmR AmPIDED BY-
Total l i ve YEAR AND COLOR
4, 4?68,32C 4,257,85C 4,L44,78t 4,233,81i 4,254,784
4,047,29:
4,163,OSC
4,317,362 3,932,12( 3,846,988 3,750,55:
3,554,145 3,559,525 3,535,068 3,699,94: 3,288,671
2,735,45€ 2,794,80(
2,808,SSf 2,934,86(
2,513,42i 2,363,395
3,600,864 3,630,744
3,572,306 3,621,456
3,597,43c
3,545,35c
3,458,448 3,443,63C 3,356,772 3,322,658 3,237,372
3,063,627 3,083,711 3,080,316 3,274,62C 2,913,645
2,395,563
2,594,763 2,486,934 2,204,903 2,067,953
2,454,73c
667 462 6571106 647,366 631,506 633,328 617,743
588,847 573,732 545,348 524,328 513,778
493,522 475,838 454,752 425,323
339,893
375,067
343,100 340,097 322,062
292,446 308,524
physician i n
hospitnl'
4,135,126 4,124,368 4,090,754 4,036,668 4,070,436 3,959,428
3.125.975
1;537:719 1,316,768
3;181;098 3,056,516
2,841,930 2,825,078 2,784,865 2,925,374 2,538,882
574,013 558,556 541,844 520,894 513,408 486,398
447,394
348,058 320,483
284,045
419,146 383,182
262,002 240,341 212,556 169,341
136,665
113,269 98,712
78,091
125,881
89,587
Physician not i n
hospital
43,614 49,336 56,244 64,554 75,114 85,406
100,756 118,478 135,70C 162,002 234,548
289,981 323,434
251,539
375,407 402,758
432,89E 493,463 615,754 693,921 759,986 825,271
22,952
29,772
49,322
26,646
36,404 42,816
60,738 73,690 86,500 136,458 141,602
181,279 214,198 248,093 300,198 327,585
329,147 414,895 534,177 616,533 688,188 754,746
20 662 22:693 26,472 28,153 32,298 36,084
40,018
49,230
62,946
73,263
75,341 75,209 75,174
44,788
55,542
75,783
73,743 78,568 81,577 77,418 71,798 70,525
Mfdwife, other,
and not s-oecif ied
89,586 94,146
102,590 109,234 ll8,256
97,798
127,729 139,366 145,058 155,830 169,336
176,635 182,468 186,428 187,603 177,693
176,972 188,374 203,524 208,242 215,722 218,363
16,796 18,286 18,748 20 128 a ' s 1 2 22:998
26,294 29,568 32,092 35,102 38,954
44,445 47,358 49,948
47,487 52,723
40,418
47,178
58,273 62,310 68,583 74,530
72 790 751860 79,050 82,462 87,622 95,258
191,435 109,798 112,966 123,728 130,352
136,217 138,323 139,070 138,555 135,512
129,485 135,651 145,251 145,932 147,139 143,830
id Hawaii, 1960)
PERCEIiT ATIEIIDED BY-
Physicim i n
hospital'
96.9 96.6 36.4 96.0 95.7 95.1
94.4 93.6 92.8 91.7 9o.c
88.2 86.7 85.6 84.8 82.4
78.8 75.6 72.1 67.E 61.2 55.E
57.5 97.0 96.5 95.7 94.4
92.8 91.6 90.4 89.3 87.1
84.3 81.0 77.2 72.7 65.7 59.9
86.0 85.0 83.7 82.5 81.1 78.7
76.3 73.1 75.3 66.4 62.4
57.9 55.1 52.9 49.7 45.2
43.2 37.0 33.3 33.6 29.0 26.7
Physicisn not i n
hospital
1.0 1.2 1.3 1.5 1.8 Z.1
2.5 2.9 3.5 4.2 5.5
7.1 8.1 9.1 10.1 12.2
14.7 17.7 21.0 24.7 30.2 35.5
3.E 0.7 9.M 1.5 1.Z 1.4
1.8 i.1 2.G 3.L 4,4
5.3 C.D
0 .z 11.z
13.7 1C.3 e3 .c 24,M 31.i: 36.6
8.1
3.1 3.5 4.1 4.5 5.1 5.8
6.8 7.8 9.0 10.6 12.3
14.3 15.9 lF.C 17.7 20.0
21.7 23.1 24.9 24.0 23<3 24.1
l.U&dife, other,
und not cpcci f k d
8.1 Z , L ' 2.3 2.4 d.65 Z.B
3.2 5.6 3.7 4.x 4.5
6.0 5.1 6.3 5.1 5.4
fc.5 6.7 E.? I .4 8.6 3.3
b.5 0.5 0.5 0.1.. 5.1, D.C
1.1.Id
G.'I 1 . 'I 1.1 1 .i'
1.3 1,4 1.1 1.5 1.1,
1.0 1.1 2.;' i .s 3.1 3.1.
16.'1 11,5 1.2 13.1 13.u 15.4
17.; 1.1.1 1j.7 13.9 15.4
21.8 1j.3
51.1, 32.6. 54.h
38.1 fJ .9 4"7 45.3 47.7 4Y.2
'It is assumed that all births i n hospitals or institutions are attended by physicians. 2&sed on a 50-percent sample of births.
SECTION 1 - NATALITY 1-31
Table 1-T. Percentage Distribution of Live Births by Attendant, by Color: United States, Each Division and State, 1961
(BY place of residence. Data r e fe r onlv to bir ths occurr
DMfiIOII AlD SPlllE 'hysician in
lospi ta l l
96.9
99.6 99.3 99.1 99.2 92.8 87.1 94.3 98.2 99.1
98.8 99.8 98.5 99.7 99.6 99.8
99.3 99.3 99.3
99.3 99.1 98.3 99.4 99.7
99.7 99.6 98.1 99.8 99.0 99.7 99.6
98.6 98.2 99.0 93.5 96.9 92.5 83.7 88.6 94.3
94.7 95.5 82.5 72.7
87.5 96.4 98.2 93.8
99.3 99.1 99.6 99.0 95.4 97.2 98.9 99.7
99.5 99.3 99.2 90.8 99.4
'hysician not in 10spital
1.0
0.4 0.6 0.9 0.6 1.8 2.5 1.4 0.7 0.5
1.2 0.2 1.5 0.2 0.3 0.2
0.6 0.5 0.6
0.6 0.8 1.6 0.5 0.3
0.2 0.3 1.4 0.1 0.4 0.3 0.3
0.4 1.0 1.0 1.5 1.9 2.4 3.8 2.2 1.1
2.4 2.1 2.6 3.0
3.6 0.6 0.7 1.4
0.4 0.5 0.2 0.5 1.3 1.1 0.6 0.2
0.3 0.4 0.6 0.7 0.3
blidwife
1.9
0.0 0.0 0.0 0.1 5.2
10.2 4.0 0.6 0.1
0 0 0 0
0.0 0.0
0.0 0.0 0.a
0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0
0.0 0.0 0.4 0.0 0.4 0.0 0.0
0.9 0.7 0.0 4.8 0.8 5.0
12.2 9.1 4.3
2.6 2.2
14.8 24.2
8.7 2.9 0.8 4.3
0.2 0.0 0.0 0.2 2.3 0.9 0.1 0.0
0.0 0.0 0.0 5.3 0
Other ana not
;pecified
0.2
0.0 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.2 0.2 0.4 0.5 0.3
0.1 0.0 0.0 0.0 3.1 0.0
0.1 0.1 0.0
0.1 0.1 0.1 0.0 0.0
0.0 0.0 0.1 0.1 0.2 0.0 0.1
0.1 0.1 0.0 0.2 0.4 0.1 0.3 0.1 0.3
0.3 0.2 0.2 0.2
0.3 0.1 0.2 0.5
0.1 0.4 0.1 0.2 1.0 0.8 0.4 0.1
0.1 0.2 0.2 3.2 0.2
within he United States. Based on a 50-nercent sample)
ws ic i an i n
.ospi ta l l
98.9
99.6 99.4 99.4 99.4 98.9 97.3 96.5 98.3 99.3
98.8 99.8 98.5 99.8 99.7 99.8
99.5 99.6 99.3
99.3 99.3 99.1 99.6 99.7
99.7 99.7 98.6 99.8 99.3 99.7 99.6
99.4 99.3 99.7 98.6 97.2 99.4 98.8 99.1 98.9
95.1 93.3 98.1 99.0
98.0 99.6 99.0 95.0
99.4 99.1 99.6 99.0 95.4 97.7 99.1 99.8
99.6 99.5 99.2 99.2 99.8
bysician not in IOSPital
0.6
0.3 0.5 0.6 0.5 0.7 1.3 1.1 0.7 0.5
1.2 0.2 1.5 0.2 0.2 0.2
0.4 0.4 0.6
0.6 0.7 0.9 0.4 0.2
0.2 0.3 1.2 0.1 0.3 0.3 0.3
0.3 0.6 0.3 0.8 1.8 0.4 0.9 0.6 0.5
2.1 1.1 1.1 0.5
1.5 0.2 0.6 1.3
0.4 0.5 0.2 0.5 1.3 1.1 0.6 0.1
0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.1
Midwife
0.4
0.0 0.0 0.0 0.1 0.3 1.2 2.2 0.6 0.0
0 0 0 0
0.0 0
0.0 0.0 0.0
0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0
0.0 0.0 0.1 0.0 0.3 0.0 0.0
0.3 0.1 0.0 0.5 0.7 0.1 0.3 0.3 0.5
2.5 0.5 0.8 0.4
0.4 0.2 0.2 3.3
0.2 0.0
0 0.3 2.4 0.8
0 0
0.0 0.0 0.0 0.2 0
Other ana not .pecified
0.1
0.0 0.1 0.0 0.0 0.1 0.1 0.3 0.4 0.2
0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.1 0.0
0.1 0.0 0.0
0.0 0.1 0.0 0.0 0.0
0.0 0.0 0.1 0.0 0.1 0.0 0.0
0 0.1
0 0.1 0.4 0.1 0.1 0.0 0.1
0.2 0.1 0.0 0.1
0.1 0.0 0.2 0.4
0.1 0.4 0.1 0.2 0.9 0.4 0.3 0.1
0.1 0.2 0.2 0.1 0.1
ws ic i an in
l0SPi t s l l
86.0
99.0 98.3 96.7 96.5 78.3 62.7 86.0 95.8 97.8
98.8 100.0 100.0
98.9 98.9 99.2
98.2 97.8 98.9
99.3 97.0 94.2 98.0 98.2
99.8 99.1 95.0 98.5 95.0 99.1 99.0
95.2 94.3 98.7 77.8 91.3 77.3 62.8 10.0 82.4
91.3 85.9 56.2 50.2
62.5 91.5 93.4 87.1
98.1 98.7 98.7 98.6 95.0 94.5 91.9 98.8
99.3 98.1 98.7 73.6 99.3
hysician not i n ,ospital
3.1 - 0.8 1.3 3.0 1.6 4.6 5.2 2.5 0.s 0.7
0.6 0 0
1.0 0.8 0.7
1.5 1.4 1.0
0.5 2.4 5.5 1.8 1.7
0.1 0.6 2.4 0.6 1.0 0.5 0.6
1.0 2.5 1.2 3.8 3.8 6.8 7.9 4.9 2.7
4.9 5.8 5.1 5.1
8.5 1.3 1.7 2.0
0.4 0.6
0 0.8 1.1 0.7 1.3 0.8
0.4 0.9 0.8 1.1 0.4
10.4
0.1 0.0 0.1 1.5
16.7 31.7 10.8 1.4 0.6
0 0 0 0 0
0.1
0.0 0.1 0.0
0.0 0.0 0.2 0.0 0.1
0 0.2 2.3
0 2.0 0.1 0.1
3.4 3.0
0 17.8
4.1 15.6 28.5 24.9 15.1
3.5 8.0
38.3 44.5
28.3 7.1 4.4 9.9
0.0 0
0.7 0.1 1.4 1.9 4.2 0.2
0.1 0.3 0.0
15.8 0
Other and not ,pecifiea
0.5
0.1 0.3 0.2 0.4 0.5 0.3 0.6 2.0 0.8
0.6 0 0
0.1 0.3 0.1
0.3 0.6 0.1
0.2 0.5 0.2 0.1 0.1
0.1 0.2 0.3 0.9 1.9 0.3 0.4
0.4 0.3 0.0 0.6 0.7 0.3 0.7 0.2 0.8
0.4 0.3 0.4 0.3
0.7 0.2 0.6 1.0
0.6 0.6 0.7 0.5 2.4 3.0 2.6 0.2
0.2 0.6 0.5 9.5 0.3
lit i o anoumcd that al?. birthe occurring in hospitals oi inst i tut ions are attended by physicians.
1-32 SECTION 1 - NATALITY
Table 1-U. Ratio of Illegitimate Live Births, by Color: Reporting States, 1940-61
Totd
40.3
85.2
(27.3) (41.2)
---
(21.7)
(17.6) 71.4 95 '7 62 -3
(77.5)
--- (10.8) 2c.s 18.3 15.8
17.2 28.7 82.0 29.2 2Z.Y
21.5 90.7 27.0
13.3
25.6 (36.6) 81.3 23.1 22.2
(31.2) 13.4 33.9 23.9
1b9.5
18.9 46.2 23.7 7.2
(19.7)
(32.1)
73.3 15.5 43.3 2u.u
.-<
(By place of residence. Data refer only to illegitimate births occurrmg withm the reporting area. Ratios per 1,000 total live births in specified group, Ratlos for fre- quencies less than 20 are underlmed)
mi 7 2
W t e
10.6
17.0
(24.2
-- --*
[2:; (15.C 26.3 27.4 15.6
(15.7
_-i
(1U.C 18.2 14.5 15.1
12 '1 21.1 15.7 28.9 18.7
20.0 14 -7 19.4
4,1
15.4 (34.1 27.6 2U.6 lE.O
(17.U 12.4 24.4 21.3 25.8
15.3 19.7 16.2 L.7
(15.8 -
(32-1.
26 .c 15.5 44.4 10.6 ---
1961' a b Lu.6 (44.7) --- _-_ --- ---
88.7 207.3 95.7 ---
(59.3) ___ 65.4 43.1 26.2
28.8 53.4 95.3 31.7 42.3
29.5 138.9 57.9
38.3
40.6
90.3 26.3 48.0
___
___
-- 38.7 46.6 33.3
128.5
32.2 91.9 54.5 16.2 --_ 80.4 33.4 66.7
16.7 (ll.4; -- __- -- ---
29.8 65.8 29.4 ---
(36.9:
23.6 27.5 23.0
19.1 31.0 15.0 31.2 25 .o
25.8 13.5 22.4
20.3
18.2
23.1 20.6 27.2
_-_
__-
___
--- 35.3 24.8 26.5 22.7
18.4 30.3 24.9 14.9 --- 26.9 28.8 53.4 18.2
(17.2)
1960' * 271.2
(ll3.2) --- --- --- ---
323.5 268.4 281.1 __- (69.2) --_ 276.2 217.3 212.5
169.1 291.5 214.5 66.7 l8l.8
223.0 246.0 283.1
180.4
237.7 158.8 224.3
---
--- 136.4 228.6 194.1 274.2
195.3 308.3 222.0 71.0 -_-
244.2 105.8 321.2 152.6
(104.6)
--- 88.4
204.9 94.9 ---
(52.4) _-- 59.7 40.3 22.4
26.4 50.4 90.1 27.1 37.5
28.4 138.9
57.5
36.6
36.1
90.3 25.3 43.7
_--
_-_
--- 30.8 41.8 31.6
120.8
31.3 86.9 51.5 15.6 __- 79 .I
25.2 (23.0)
15.8 (12.3 --- -_- ---
--- 29.9 55.8 27.4 ---
(37.6
21.2 26.3 20.2
17.3 30.6 17.9 27.1 21.7
24.9 14.2 21.3
19.3
14.4
22.5 21.5 24.7
__-
---
_ _ _
--- 27.2 22.9 22.8 20.4
16.1 27.4 23.3 13.7 --_ 25.3 24.7 47.6 19.4
(19.7
--- 347.7 272.4 277.1 --- (59.0) --- 261.6 194.5 161.0
152.2 258.6 204.4 32.3 155.3 212.7 244.3 285.4
177.5
238.1 121.8 206.3
_--
--- 131.7 202.7 241.9 258.4
226.1 295.9 223.5 104.3 --_ 241.0 96.4
292.1 163.7 (ll8.1)
--- 77.3
113.8 79.6
(79.5
1950
White
17.7
12.9 _ _ _ _ _ _ --- --- --_
24.0 31.7
(13.4: 17 .a
--- --_ 16.4 16.5 15.4
12.6 21.5 12.4 28.7 18.0
18.8 9.1
15.3 (13.71 13.9
12.3
24.0 17.1 17.6
---
--_ 15.3 19.8 20.4 20.6
12.2 21.8 14.6 9.2
(21.7)
22.2 14.9 40.0 15.4
(10.2)
mwhite
185 .o
207.7 --- --- --- --- ---
318.4 218.2 230.8
(188.1)
--< --- 2u .1 152.5 123.0
14U.4 196.7 175.1 101.7 136.8
215.5 173.4 226.3
(145.4) 127.1
128.8
192.3 158.1 146.8
---
--- 124.5 2G7.7 165.U 178.9
162,3 205.8 156.0
54.7 - (4uU.u) 194.8
85.3 171.3 145.5 (08.9)
'Onirhit.5
172.7
195.4
(46;;) (12C.C) (70.5)
(96.Y) 3'2',.4 814.5 174.6 (171.C)
& 1L7.G 120.4 145.8
143.3 171.5 175 * c 15R.4 121.3
133.5 150.3 133.3 (85.2) 111'7
14C.U (11J.51 194.3 l , i6 .3 131.6
(157.2) 7G.t; 13,.0 138.8 185.5
74.0 1'JZ.I 124.1
-
+J
l'J7.tI V'J.2
1JS.4 1S5.Z --- -
'Based on a 50-percent sample of births. "Figures for 1940 shown in table LU, Volume I, 1960, were by place of occurrence rather than place of residence. %dudes only those States reporting legitimacy status for a l l 4 years. 4Data exclude a significant but unlmoxn number of illegitimate births ermneously classified as legitimate.
SECTION 1 - NATALITY 1-33
Table 1-V. Estimated Number of Illegitimate Live Births and Ratios, by Color, I and Illegitimacy Rates: United States, 1940-61
240,200 224,300 220,600 208,700
201,700 193,500 183,300 176,600
(Data r e k r only to births occurring withm the United States. Alaska lncluded beginning 1959, and Hawai being adjusted to group totals which zre mdependentl
91,100 82,500 79,600 74,600
70 800 67z500 64,200 62,700
YEAR
37.4 36.7 35.7 38.1 42.9
37.6 33.4 34.3 38.1 37.9
Total 1 1 W h i t e
17.3 17.8 18.5 21.1 23.6
20.2 16.5 16.9 19.0 19.5
133,200 129,70:, 131,900 125,200 L17,1w
1c6,203 98,100 96,500
89,500 95,700
56,600 :iiiii I I 54,100 52,600
141,600 53,500
53,500 54,800 60,500 61,400 56,400
49,600 42,800 42,000
40,300 41,990
Tota l 1
Bonwhite
White 1 llonwhitc I !&tal 1
149 1CO 141:8ou m , i o o 134,lOC
u9'2oo u3:goo
130,900 126 000
104,200 96,200 93,900 88,100
79,700 74 900 71:500 63,800 60,900
55,600 55,400
53,800 49,200
54,500
91,100
1960. Estimates are rounded to the nearest hundred without
149,100 56.3
rounded)
RPLTIOl
25.3
49.6
47.4 46.5
44.0
39.1 39.1 39.8
223.4
~
W h i t e
25.3 22.9 22.1 20.9
19.6 19.0 18.6 18.8
498.6 76.5
123.8 59.4 24.2 12.5 11.4 13.6 16.6
16.9 16.3 16.3 17.5
. 816.5 439.2 561.7 355.7 209.4 143.5 132.0 129.9 126.7
Nonwhite
223.4 215.8 218.0 212.3
206.7 204.0 202.4 198.5
191.1 183.4 182.8 179.6
167.5 164.7 168.0 170.1 179.3
'Fzr 1 ow totd ~ v e births in specified group. %r 1'UOU unmarried fern& population aged 15-44 y e a r s , enwra%d as of April 1 for 1940, 1933, and 19€Q, and estimated as of July 1 for all other years. 'Rwcd'm 0 SO-percent cyaple of birth;.
A
9 e.
Rate2
Tablel-W. Estimated Number of Illegitimate Live Births and Ratios, by Age of Mother and Color: United States, 1961
(Dntn reIor only to births occurring withinthe United States. Based on a 50-percent sample. Estimates are rounded to the nearest hundred without being adlusted to group totals which are mdependently rounded. Ratios per 1,000 total live blrths rn specified group)
W E OP 1,iolZw I IIUIBER PATIO
22.6 21.8 22.1 21.0
20.9 20.2 19.3 18.3
17.0 15.6 15.1 14.1
13.3 12.5 12.1 10.9 10.1
9.0 8.3 8.0 7.8 7.1
White I Nonwhite
1-34
Table 1-X. Estimated
10-14 years
SECTION 1 - NATALITY
15-19 years 20-24 years 25-29 years 30-34 ycars 35-39 yews
Illegitimacy Rates by Age of Mother: United 1940,1950, and 1955-61
22.6 21.8 19.3 14.1 10.1
7.1
States,
0.6 0.6 0.6 0.6 0.5 0.4
(Data refer only to births occurrmg wthm the United States. Alaska included beginning 1959, and Hawaii, 1960. Rates are illegitimate live births per 1,000 UnnIarried female population m speclfied group, enumerated a s of April 1 for 1940, 1950, and 1960 and estimated a s of July 1 for all other years. Figures for age Of mother not stated are distrihuted)
AGE OF MOTHER
16.0 15.7 15.0 12.6
9.5 7.4
YEAR
41.2 44.8 28.9 15.1 40.3 42.0 27.5 13.9 33.7 32.1 22.2 10.7 21.3 19.9 13.3 7.2 15.3 12.1 7.1 4.1 9.5 7.2 5.1 3.4
3.8 3.6 217 2.0 1 .c 1.2
'Rates computed by relatug total births regazdless of age of mother to unmarried female population aged 15-44 years. 'Rates compuzed by relating births to moihers aged 40 years and o x r io unmarried female population-aged 40-44 years. %ased on a 50-percent sample of births.
Table 1-Y. Distribution of Live Births by Birth Weight, by Color, for the United States and Each Geographic Division; and by Plurality for the United States: 1961
(Bv ulace of residence. Data refer only to bvths occurring within the Umted States. Based on a 50-percent sampIe. Figures for birth weight not stated are distributed)
1,501- 2,000 grams
2,001- 2,500 g m s
2,500 g m s r less
4,001- 4,500 grams
4,501-
grams 5,000
5,001 grama tr more
2,501- 3,001- 3,000 3,500 grams grams
3,501- 4,000
1,000 1,001-
or less
1.5
1.3 2.5
1.2 1.0 2.1
14.0 13.4 16.0
1.4 1.3 2.8 1.5 1.3 2.9 1.4 1.2 2.7 1.2 1.1 2.3 1.8 1.4 2.6 1.6 1.3 2.2 1.5 1.3 2.4 1.5 1.4 1.9 1.4 1.3 2.1
- -
-
5.2
4.6 8.4
4.7 4.1 7.7
29.9 29.2 32.4
4.9 4.8 8.0 5.4 4.8 9.4 4.8 4.3 8.8 4.3 4.0 8.2 5.9 4.8 8.4 5.7 4.7 8.2 5.4 4.6 0.3 6.0 6.0 6.9 4.8 4.4 7.2
- -
-
7.8
6.9 13.0
6.9 6 .O
l l . 7 54.2 52.1 62.6
7.3 7.1
13.1 8.1 7.1 15.1
7.3 6.5
14.0 6.5 6.1 12.6
9.0 7.3
12.9 8.5 7.0
12.2 8.1 6.8
12.6 8.6 8.5
10.5 7.2 6.7 11.0
- -
-
26.4
27.9 18.7
26.9 28.4 19.1
2.6 2.8 1.9
26.6 27.0 17.1 25.3 26.7 16.3 21.7 29.0 17.6 29.4 30.1 19.0 24.9 27.4 19.0 26.1 28.5 20.3 26.2 28.0 19.5 23.3 23.6 19.6 27.1 28.2 19.6
- -
-
7.3
7.8 4.4
7.4 8.0 4.5 0.3 0.3 0.2
7.0 7 r 2 3.6 6.6 7.1 3.2 8.1 8.7 3.5 9.0 9.3 4.7 6.8 1.4 4.7 7.5 8.1 6 .I 7.1 7.7 4.9 5.4 . 5.5 4.2 1.3 7.8 4.1
- -
-
1.3
1.4 1.0
1.4 1.4 1.1 0.0 0.0 0.1
1.2 1.2 o s 1 .I 1,2 0.5 1.5 1.6 0.6 1.7 1.8 0.8 1.3 1.3 1*3 1.6 15 1.8 1.4 1.4 1.2 0,9 0.9 0,1 1.2 13 0.6
- -
-
'0.2
0.2 0.Z
0.Z 0.2 0.2 0.0 0.0
0
011 0.2 0.1 0,1 0.1 0.1 G.2 0.2 0.1 0.Z 0.Z 0,1 0.2 0.Z 0,2 0.z 012 0.2 0.2 0.2 0.2 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1
____. -
-
0.5 1.1
0.5 0.5 1.0 5.8 5.3 7.8
0.5 0.5 1.2 0.6 0.5 1.4 0.6 0.5 1.3 0.5 0.5 1.1 0.8 0.6 1.1 0.7 0.6 1.1 0.7 0.5 1.1 0.6 0.6 0.9 0.6 0.5 0.8 -
38.3 37.3
38.6 38,7 38.0 13.7 14.7 10.0
38.8 38.8 39.4 38.8 39.0 37.4 37.6 37.6 37.7 37.1 37.0 37.9 37.9 38.3 36.9 36.9 37.6 35.3 38.2 38.5 37.0 39.9 40.0 38.9 38.6 38.5 39.6
17.6 25.4
18.6 17.4 25.4 29.2 30.2 25.2
18.9 18.6 26.2 19.9 18.8 27.5 17.6 16.5 26.5 16.0 15.4 24.8 20.1 18.1 25.0 19.2 17.1 24.2 19.0 17.5 24.5 21.7 21.4 25.9 18.3 17.4 25.0
100.0 100.0
100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0
100.0 100.0 100 .o 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0
I
0.5 1.0
0.5 0.4 0.8 4.6 4.1 6.4
0.5 0.5 1.2 0.6 0.5 1.4 0.6 0.5 1.2 0.5 0.4 1.0 0.6 0.5 0.9 0.5 0.4 0.7 0.5 0.4 0.9 0.5 0.4 0.8 0.5 0.5 0.8
3;370 3,380 3,160 3,270 3,320 3,150 3,300 3,340 3,180 3,300 3,330 3,160 3,240 3,250 3,160 3,310 3,330 3,170
'Computed to nearest 10 g m s on basis of exact conversion of interval limits fmm pounds and ounces. 2Eqruvalents of the gram weights in term of pounds and ounces are as follows:
1,000 grams o r less 1,001-1,500 grams = 2 lb. 4 OZ. - 3 lb. 4 OZ. 1,501-2,000 grams = 3 lb. 5 OZ. - 4 lb. 6 OZ. 2,001-2,500 grams = 4 lb. 7 OZ. - 5 lb. 8 OZ.
2,501-3,OOO grams = 5 lb. 9 OZ. - 6 lb. 9 OZ.
2 lb. 3 OZ. or less 3,001-3,500 gram =6 lb. 10 02. - 7 lb. ll OZ. 3,501-4,000 grams = 7 lb. 12 02. - 8 lb. 13 OZ. 4,0014,500 grams =8 lb. 1 4 OZ. - 9 lb. 14 OZ. 4,501-5,000 grams =9 lb. 15 OZ. - .U lb. 0 OZ.
5,001 grams or nure =ll lb. 1 OZ. or more
SECTION 1 - NATALITY 1-35
3,001- 3,500 grams
Table 1-2. Distribution of Live Births by Birth Weight, by Age of Mother and Color: United States, 19 61
3,501- 4,030 epms
(Data refer only to births occurring within the United States. Based on a 50-percent sample. Figures for age of mother and birth weight not stated are distributed)
I I PERCElmAG3 DI~TKIELI'I'IOl~ BY BIFSE WEICE@
35.9 39.5 39.7 38.2 36.2 34.4 33.3 32.4
AGE OF 1,IOTBER AND COLOR
or less
15.8 23.3 26.0 27.3 27.9 28.0 28.1 27.3
100.0 2.0 2.1 100.0 1.1 1.4 100.0 0.9 1.1 100.0 1.0 1.0 100.0 1.0 1.1 100.0 0.8 1.0 100.0 0.8 0.9 100.0 1.9 0.7
3.3 5.7 6.9 8.2
1,501-
grams 2,000
0.3 0.7 1.0 1.4
1.5
3.4 1.9 1.4 1.3 1.4 1.6 1.7 2.2
1.3
- -
2.8 1.6 1.2 1.1 1.3 1.4 1.6 2.1
2.5
3.7 3.0 2.4 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.2 2.8
2,001- 2,500 grams
5.2
10.1 6.3 5.0 4.8 5.1 5.4 5.8 5.3
4.6
- -
7.5 5.3 4.4 4.3 4.6 5.0 5.4 4.8
8.4
u.7 10.1 8.4 7.5 7.8 7.6 7.9 8.2
2,500 grams )r less
7.8
17.3 9.8 7.4 7.1 7.6 8.2 8.6 9.0
6.9
- -
13.6 9.3 6.5 6.3 6.8 7.5 8.1 8.1
13.0
19.4 15.6 12.8 ll.8 12.3 12.0 ll.8 13.5 -
'Computed to nearest 10 grms on basis of exact conversion of interval limits fmm pounds and OUIICCJ. %quivalontc of grm weights in terms of pounds and ouncus are as follow,:
1,WO grams or less = 2 lb. 3 02. or less 1,001-1,500 grams 2 lb. 4 02. - 3 l b . 4 02. 1,501-2,OW rams = 3 lb. 5 OZ. - 4 lb. 6 02.
2,001-2,500 grams 4 lb. 7 02. - 5 lb. 8 02. 2,501-3,000 grams = 5 lb. 9 02. - 6 lb. 9 02.
3,001-3,500 grams = 6 lb. 10 02. - 7 lb. ll 02.
3,501-4,000 grams = 7 lb. 12 02. - 8 lb. 13 02 . 4,001-4,500 grams = 8 lb. 14 02. - 9 lb. 14 02. 4,501-5,000 grams = 9 lb. 15 02 . - ll lb. 0 02. 5,001 grams or rope =ll lb. 1 02. or more
2,501- 3,000 grams
18.8
28.4 21.6 19.4 18.1 17.4 17.0 16.3 16.9
17.6
20.9 19.3 18.2 17.2 16.7 16.3 15.7 17.0
25.4
- -
-
33.0 30.2 26.8 23.6 22.0 21.0 19.4 16.4 -
38.1 I 26.4
.38.3! 27.9
39 8 22.1 40:l I 25.9 39.9 27.4 38.2 28.5
27.3
37.3
36.0
30.8
I 4,001- 4,501- 4,500 5,030 grama Bpms
1.4 1.8
7.8 1 1.4
5.0 1.1 6.2 1.6 7.4 2.0
1.9
5,001 grams Nr more -
0.2
0.1 0.1 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.6 0.3
0.2
0 0.1 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.6 0.4
0.2
0.1 0.0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.4 0
- -
-
-
1-36 SECTION 1 - NATALITY
Table 1-AA. Birth Rates: United States, Each Division and State, 1950 and 1955-61 (By place of residence. Data refer only to births occurring withm the United States. Based on a 5O-p.rcent sample for all years except 1950 and 1955. Rates are live
births per 1,000 population in each area. enumerated as of April 1 for 1950 and 1960 and estimated as of July 1 for all other vears) . . . _
DIVISION AND 8TXE3 RATES BASED ON [email protected] BIRTHS
1961
23.:
22.1 31.f
22.: 21.1 23.5 23.5 23.5 24 .l 24.E 26.1 23.1
23.5 22.4 23.E 22.5 21.2 21.9
21.3 21.1 21.C
23.: 23.e 23.1 24.3 24.5
24.8 22.9 22.2 25.9 25.6 24.1 22.8
25.9 24.4 26.8 23.9 21.1 24.2 24.9 25.2 22.3
23.2 22.8 24.4 26.9
22.8 26.8 21.6 25.2
25.5 24.7 25.3 25.1 30.5 26.5 28.9 27.0
22.4 20.9 23.3 32.3 26.8
1960
23.7
22.7 32.1
22.5 21.5 24.2 24.0 24.2 24.4 25.4 27.3 23.6
24.0 22.8 24 .I 22.4 21.4 22.4
21.4 21.8 21.3
23.8 24.2 23.7 25.0 25.2
25.7 23.3 22.7 26.3 25.9 24.3 23.3
25.9 24.9 26.0 24.1 21.2 24.1 25.1 25.3 23.3
23.8 23.0 24.7 27.2
22.7 27.7 21.9 26.0
25.9 25.7 25.8 24.5 32.3 28.2 29.5 25.5
22.9 21.7 23.7 33.4 27.2
1959
24.c
22.5 32.E
22.5 21.E 24.E 24.4 24 .E 25 .l 25.E 27.1 23.1
24 .I 22.4 24.5 22.5 21.9 22.1
21.1 22.C 22.C
24.2 24.4 24.1 25.6 25.2
26.2 23.5 23.0 27.1 26.5 24.3 24.3
26.8 25.3 26.2 24.6 22.6 24.6 25.5 25.5 23.5
24.5 23.4 25.4 28.1
22.9 28.4 22.3 26.4
26.5 26.1 25.3 24.3 32.6 27.6 29.3 25.3
23.3 20.9 23.4 28.6
(27.6
. .
RATES BASED ON BIFTHS ADJUSTED FOR U I I D ~ G 1 S T R A T I O ; I
1959
24.3
23.1 34.1
22.7 21.9 24.8 24.5 25.2 25.5 26.5 27.9 23.4
24.2 22.4 24.6 22.5 21.9 22.7
21.8 22.0 22.1
24.3 24.6 24.2 25.8 25.3
26.2 23.6 23.2 27.1 26.8 24.4 24.4
26.9 25.4 26.6 24.9 23.0 25.2 27.2 26.4 23.9
25.0 23.7 25.9 28.5
24.7 29.0 22.7 27.0
26.6 26.4 25.5 24.6 34.0 29.2 29.6 25.9
23.4 21.0 23.6 30.1
(27.6)
1958
24 .E
23.3 36 .3
23.3 22.4 25.c 24.1 25.5 25.7 26.7 28.C 23.6
24.6 22.6 24.9 23.2 21.4 23.5
22.1 22.6 22.7
24.6 24.7 24.1 26.7 25.0
25.5 22.9 23.1 26.7 26.1 23.9 24.2
27.1 25.7 26.0 25.1 24.0 25.5 27.7 26.8 24.0
25.4 23.9 26.1 28.3
24.9 29.3 22.5 27.1
26.1 26.2 25.5 25.1 33.0 29.9 30.1 26.2
23.7 21.1 23.9
(34.6, (27.6:
1957
25.;
24.2 35.:
23.1 22.t 26.; 24.4 26.: 26 .< 27.:
24.: 28.4
24.: 22.1 25.: 23.; 22.: 24.f
22.: 23.: 23.4
26.4 25,; 25.1 27.1 25 .E
26.C 23.: 23 .I 26.C 262 23.E 25.1
27.E 26.3 26.7 25.E 23.9 26.2 29.2 27.6 24.9
26.C 24.5 27.c 28.9
25.2 29.8 22.9 28.2
27.6 26.5 25.7 24.8 33.5 30.6 31.3 26.7
24.3 22.0 24.8
(35.9 (29.2
1956
25.1
24.c 35.4
23.4 22.2 25.9 24.4 26.7 26.6 27.9 28.E 24.3
24.1 22.9 24.7 23.4 21.6 23.9
21.6 22.8 23.0
25.9 25.7 24.7 27.9 25.2
25.5 23.5 22.9 26.6 26.7 24.5 25.3
27.9 24.9 2;. '9 26.6 24.1 27.3 30.2 28.4 25.1
26.1 25.0 27.5 29.7
26.3 S'J.3 23.6 28.4
27.6 27.2 26.6 25.6 34.2 30.9 31.3 26.Y
24.3 22.6 24.5
(36.2: (30.1:
1955
25.1
23.1 34.1
23.: 22.( 25 '1
26. 27.1 27.1 29 ,j 23.t
24.!
24.: 22.: 25.: 22d 21.; 23.5
21.4 22.; 22.:
24.5 25.1 2 4 r l 27.: 25.:
25,5 23.5 22.5 27.: 27.9 22.5 25.5
21.5 24.4 26.5 26.9 23.8 27.c 30.3 28.3 24.8
26.0 U . 2 27.1 31.0
*r
2Z.B 30.:: 23.4 2Y.Z
28.2 28.4 27.5 25.7 33.4 50.8 31.5 26.8
23.2 23 .I 24.0
(30.2 (34.7
1350
24 r l
' 23.0 33.3
21.0 20.7 23.7 24.0 26.3 27.5 27.3 Z8.8 23.5
23.3 2117 23.3 25.6 23.5 25.2
22.4 2013 a . 2
23.E 24.5 22.0
24.2 nr c *d.d
26.3 24.1 22.2 21.7 27.7 Z4,l 23,2
24.2 23 64 2Z.G 25.4 ZiZh 27.3 31.2 zs,o 0 , 3
2s.9 Z . 6 28.1 30.4
27.1 23r7 23.3 27.6
2c.5 27.6 2; ,5 28.4 34.5 32.1 31.1 23.4
Section 2. Natality - Characteristics: Tables
2 - 2. Live births by month: United States and each State, 1961 - - - - --- - - - - - - - - - - - -- - -- -- -- -- --- - -- - - -- -- --- 2-6
2-3. Live birthsby month and color: United States and each State, 1961------------------------------------ 2-7
2-4. Live births by specified race and sex: United States and each State, 1961------------------------------ 2-9
2-5. Live births by plurality of birth and color: United States and each State, 1961-------------------------- 2-10
2-6. Live births by birth weight, plurality of birth, color, and sex: United States, 1961---------------------- 2-11
2-5'. Live births by birth weight, age of mother, plurality of birth, and color: United States, 1961------------- 2-12
2-8. Live birth6 by birth weight and color: United States and each State, 1961------------------------------ 2-14
2-9. Live births by month, age of mother, live-birth order, and color: United States, 1961------------------- 2-16
2-11. Live births by age of mother, live-birth order, color, and nativity of white mother: Each State, 1961-----
2-12. Live births by single year of age of mother, live-birth order, color, and nativity of white mother: United
2-20
States, 1961----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2-52
2-17, Live births by age of father, age of mother, sex of child, and color: United States, 1961----------------- 2-83
2-18. Live births by age of father, sex of child, and color: United States and each State, 1961----------------- 2-85
2-20, Illegitimate live births by live-birth order and color: 35 reporting States, 1961------------------------ 2-101
2-1
SECTION 2 - NATALETY 2-3
Table .%I. Live Births by State of Occurrence Distributed According to State of Residence: United' Sfates and Each State, 1961
2,730 20 65if
3,150
2,418 2,246
5,812
3,754 1,U2 1,104
3,196 2,950 1,014
1,364
1,330 168
1,104 252
2,388
1,120
1,524 618
1,464 1,076
4,400
3,394
1,022 758
6,098 1,648
1,452 806
3,724 1,512 596
512 2,334 888
3,322 1,932 264
(Based on a 50-ru
, ' 1
,
5ta births
occunilq in
State
L,268,326
80,096
36,644 41,454 380,856
46,510 56,224 ll,876 33,576 ll5,678
101,640 17,518 16,736 234,646 ll2,818
48,312
7,502
64,156
72,886 89,030 24,036
69,228 ll7,970 191,804 86,380 59,998
101,188
34,428 17,196
8,092 13,426
130,326 29,496 364,076
16,310
229,014 50,264 31,736 242,312 19,330
59,192 11,530
245,662 26,114
9,166 91,458 64,982
98,198 8,446
u,712
83,774
40,004
n t samph
Births t o residents ,ccurEfllg Ln county
Of residence
3,563,622 I
11,202 6,934 34,864 33,816 352,916
29,802 50,790 10,9W 18,668 108,518
75,776 17,508 13,518 205,530 94,448
49,214 39,404 56,070 60,906 20,476
46,296 94,026 160,054 65,064 50,262
66,852 14,822 27,552 7,434 11,250
106,542 26,546
95,172 329,498
u,424
194,916 41,656 31,730 199,288 15,542
52,532 12,092 70,118 222,530 22,786
7,660
58,656 30,176 83,202 7,652
47,832
Unit of residence is defined as the count^ or coanty equivalent of which the mother was a resident) . BImE!m
Total c.
70#,704
8,894 568
. 1,7801 1,638, 27,940
16,708
916 l4,9Q8 7,160
25,864 7u
3,218 29,U6 18,310
14,942
16,816
3,560
5,434
8,908
28,U4
22,932 23,944 31,750 21,316 9,736
34,336
6,816 658
2,176
2,374
23,784
34,578 15,940 4,946
2,950
34,098 8,608 6,006 43,024 3,188
1,260
13,056 23,132
5,438
3,928
1,506 43,626 6,326 9,828 14,996
794 - -
Intra- s t a t e non-
cesidellts
539,zaa
7,320 558
1372 5,554 27,120
4388 1 4 & €
440 . -. 2 3 9 4
50 2366
E g 12,464 6,662 13,062
2,456
19,,736
30,136
26,992
2~1,994
18,928 8,372
27,006 2906 5,712 406
1,056
22,260
30,178 14,476 3,870
2,332
30,704
4,984 7,850
36,926 2,140
5,808
9,332
3,332
4,632
21,620
994 41,292
6,506 13,064
530
5,438
___ -
State of reddeuce
.-. e 2
54 2
4 I36
938
4 40
2 2 50 34 10
4 14
418
24
2
6
12
4 4
10 4
22 2
314 6
30
4
2
72 - ... 1(
' 4
4 4
2
2
2
2
2 2
32
2
_.
- ffiiz . 710
10 - ... 4 9E
34
14 20
2 14 10 2
12 6
2
2 288 4
8 6
2
4 28 184
2 8
8
-
- Ark. - L,134
8 - -
... 4
14
10
38
12 26 126
4 2
22
216
2
2
2
.4
2 38
2
4 2
382 196
12 2
2
-
- :l&Z - .,570
22 2
144 4
- -
... 158 4
2 16
2 6 22 114 4
22 12 92 50 20
16 6 14 4
84 8 10 208 2
4 24 18
6
6 18 114 6
20
24 14 24 56 46
2 36 20 2 8 14 -
- ma. - 602 - - - 16 4 18
... 2 2 2
2
2 40 2
14 104 12 14 8
2 2 6 2
42 4 46
70 2
2 20 2
6
2 6 2 32 62
4 8
2 36 -
- :ann. - .,742 - - 14
f
12 ... f E
12
e
52
682 2 2
10
10
14 4
454 12 2
8
20 360
6
2 2
24 10
- Del. - 514 - -
4
... 1E
2
4 2
6 2
224
2 2
2
14
8 2
2 2
204
4
6
6
- D.Q. -
- 2
2
1c
... 2
4
4 6 4 2
1,494 10 2 2
8
2
10 16
4
16 6
8
2
76
12
-
- Fla. - ?,720 - 462 2 2 2 6
46 4
8 ... 500
18 8
2
60 40 12
20 16 22 6 12
46
2
6
46 30 4
26 2
18 32
70
32 12
4 58 4 10 8 2 -
.674 58
282
2 8
34
4 134
... 2
36
4 2 58 18 6
4 12
6
38
2 82
4
4 6
152
136 8 2
18
6 4
2
12
12
... .
6
2
6 2
2
4
8
2 -
- ldabo - 818 - -
10
24
4
... 10
2 14
2
4 8 4 8
2
2
322
2
2 94
282
2 20 -
2-4
8
- -
2
SECTION 2 - NATALITY
4 6
2 -
4 6
32 2 -
196
- 8 9,898
Table 2-1. Live Births by State of Occurrence Distributed According to l State of Residence: United States and Each State, 1961 -Continued
8 - -
10 2 ...
lI.6 2
8
410
6
4 2
20
4
2 4
a 50-percent sample. Unit of residence is defined a s the county or county equivalent of which the mother was a resident)
BIRm TO NOmSIDENJS-Continued,
(Based
OF GCCUEZXCE . Interstate noaresidents-Continued.
State of residence-Continued - IJ. Hex,
l,OE4
E
- - _.
ma 36
224
2 12
4 8 6 6
4 2
2
12
2 4
d , ,
2
18 z
E 2 4
504 8
2 4 2 2 -
- La.
- Mch.
- MSS.
- MO. - ,398 - - 12
2 340
6
64
10
6
530 6
302 ,640 40 22 4
4 12
6 8
... 8 2
2
2 56
4 20
12 2
36 14 2
4 2
' 6 8 4 -
- uont. - 340 - -
2
6
24
. _
4
54 8
2 6 4
12
2
2 .,.
78
4 2
2
28
2 4
36
2 56 -
- Rebr.
- Kev.
- N.H. - ,E08 - -
2
2
c 4
4
8
6 2
492
818
2
a,.
8
2 lo
12
2
22E 2
-
Ill. - 6,608
40
12 28 26
82
- _.
4 24
2 2
... 1,788
878 8
236 34 32
38 56 32 20
2,266
8
4
4 10 6 4
30 14 2 22 1 6
l a 8 68 14
28 4 28 752
End. Kans . w.
2,626
I8
- -
4 16
56
2 18
2
2 1,042 ...
2 6
710 16 10
2 14
134 8
86
6
6 4
310 10 4 12 12
26 2
36 4 2
28 2 2 12
1,862
8
2
10
60
- -
2
198 4
... 4 10 20 -4
4 4
288
204 4
630 2
4 2 2
2
14
10 130 6 6 6
12 2
208
3,922
6
10 la 16
138
- -
2 4
2
34 -
8
8 10 4
...
8
6 2
3,290 2
114 2
6
168
2 8
6 2 6
28
8 2
2
2,302 - - 12
6 2 6
26 2
18
6
2 L16 214
4
... 20 4
6 6
. 2
38
16
828 2
2 12
8
552 2 2
2 134
252
1,054
16
2 78 4
36
- -
8
4 2
24
4 2 34
12
.2 6 2
578
24
...
2 4 2
2 6
2 10
8
10 152 2
14
2
1,464
8
2
4
32 92
8 10
_. -
2
48 2
2 26 10 100
... 2 2
30
108
6 6
56 2
6
6 802
24
4 2
52 8
2
- L
2,362
32 4 10 8 22
60 2
4 34
4
- -
138 582
4
80 14 14
10
4 6
74
...
2
6 4
976 4
18 20
26
32 . l 8
24 6
14 e4 2 -
2,120 - - 6
6 2
14
64
2
6
2 64
230 2
16 4 14
8 2 ... 30 10 6
4 2
760
4 6 2 4
12
88 2 6 2
6 4
728 2 -
1,210 - -
4
122
2
20
538 76 2
18 6
2 2 6
40
.I.
4
2 2
2
8
2
6 300 2 E 2
2
4 30 -
244
2
6
84
6
- -
2
20 4
10
4 2
e , ,
2
2
2
92
2
4 -
6,578
20
2
10
34 20 76 6 22
4
- -
30 4
4 3E 4 18
22 42 6
28
2
... 4
16 2,436
6 2
3,634 20
18
E 10
36
-
620 ll,716 980
186
- -
20 4
30
12
2
56 2
4 30 104 4
6 4 2 ... 22 2
2
6
2 4
2 6
12
440 8
8
54
2 6 16 8 12
... 28 4 2
18
2
2
6
26 22
-
8
940 12
18
10 4 -
90
276 2 2
.
SECTION 2 - NATALITY ~
Table 2-1. Live Births by State of Occurrence Distributed According to :
State of Residence: United States1 and Each State, 196 1 -Continued (Based on a 50-percent sample. Unit of residence is defined as the county or county equivalent of which the mother was a resident)
I FXFSIiS To NOliRTSDRfi'S-C!on~inued 7- . State of residence-Continued
14 2 4
26
62 668
6 26 66
14
92 6
2 8
76 42 48
8 248 14 6 2
64
4 14
404
... 16 2
26 6 4
472 50
56 8
12 14
190 40 4
14 4
N.C.
1,632
14
4 2 8
44 2
12 28
98
- -
38
56 16 6
2 26 2 4
34
2
2
... 4 6 2 12 6
602
86
2 504
6 2
- H. Dak. - 1,272 - -
6
2
4
2 16
8 6 2 2 6
2
,012
8 66
2
...
4
2 106
4
2 4
4 4
L
- ihi0 - .,a - -
32
1c
l€
82 4 2 1c 34
12
2 1 2 C 498
8 2
506 22 24
4 26 98 4 2
50 2 2
6 4
30 6
... 14 4
510 26
46
26 8 4.
54 2
8 ,978
-
- 31rla. - 1,546
4
4 602 14
52 2
- -
4
2
2 42
4 282 16 20 10
6 2 2 4
84
4
2 10 2 8 2
... 10 8
12
8 306
12 2 2
- )reg. -
824 - - 6
2
3.86
22
2 2
64 10
2
10 2
10 2 2
10 2
4
2 2
2
8
6 6
...
2 2 6
12 432
6 -
I l 2 2 6 22
282 - 20 - 36 4
6 4 - - - - 82 14 2 2
. . - 90 S S ' I 2 64 I 8
292 - 44 588 2 -
2 -
54 -
- - - - - - - - 2 4
1,014 2 4 -
8 - 1,158 12
- - 3 0 2
4 -
... 2 46 ... - -
60 8 2 -
22 - 14 2
6 -
- S.C. - L,590 - -
8
2
6
36
4 26
856
16
2
28 20 8
2 4
4
22
2
2 4 4
484
8
... 6 8 6
22
-
- 8.
Dslr.
91E
- - -
E
E
2E
1
2 22
212 14
2 4
4
226
16 8
160
2
2 4
166
6
2
6 2
...
2
2 . 6 -
204
2 78
20
2 2
18
248
48 - 4
2
678 18 4
8 2 4
238
68
2
2 114
4 2
6 10
32 2
12 ...
356
4 4
42
E 43E 3E
14E L
4 1c
E
74
10
18 28 76
320 22
4 12 x1 14 22
ll0 4 4 2 4
2 156
2 32
30 294 8 4
22
34 2
18
24
ioe
... 28 6 8
58 12
- Utah -
34f
2
24
le
80
- -
4
102 12
2
4
2
4
2
4 4
12
8
2
2
...
4
56 -
- vt. -
732 - -
2
4 6
10
6
14
74
12
540
2
48
2 4
4
2
2 ...
-
- vn . -
1,930
8
- -
2
28
2 k,852
6
8
36
172 14 18
718 38 6
4
16
2
4
6
14 600
12
54 6
44
814 e
2
4 428
4
...
-
- hnh. -
962
4
- -
2 42
42
252 16
2
12 6 8
4
26 12
2
2 4 2
4
4
474 2 4
6
4 2
12
10 ... 2 -
- 1. Va.
2,352
6
- _.
30
2 6 6
32
314 10 18
380 4 4
12
4
2 4
780 2
80
16 2 2 2 2
570 2 ...
- wis.
2,12E - - 10
E
6
48 2
2 4
364 10
198 2
26 8 8
2 10
578 708
60 2 6
2
6 2 2 4 16
14 2 4 2
2 10 2
... _.
- w.
378
- - -
2
2
2
92
28 2
2
2
4
10 20 80
4
2
4 2 2
90
26
2
... -
2-5
Total births
to residents
4,268,326
80,690 7,564
36,906 40,944
381,606
44,652 57,120
20,372 ll6,656
11,854
100,584 17,616 16,902
237,382 ll2,294
63,540 49,988 71,434 88,952 23,552
77,748 ll6,484 193,152 86,112 59,614
97,056 17,368
8,084 13,914
34,534
135,380 29,942
362 520
16,566 lll:880
229,920 51,052 37 538
240:270 18,370
59.930 17;642
246,444 26,466
82,248
9,386 97,054 65,056 39,034 96,394 8,560 -
2-6
36i644 41,454 380,856,
46,510 56,224 ll,876 33,576
-,I578
SECTION 2 - NATALITY
Table 2-2. Lve Births by Month: United States and Each State, 1961
3,222 3,590
30,778
3,654 4,454 1,008 2,728
10,122
:e. Based on a 50-percent sampl, -- -
4,106
9,434
4 914 1:050 3,036
%y place of occurri
4,040 4,198 4,026 3 ,c~o 3 , ~
io:636 u:cso i0:916 10:o:c ioi270
5 0lZ 4 688 4,820 4,438 4,506 1:074 1:066 976 972 378 3 092 2 962 2 854 2 712 2 E12
101,640 17,578 16 736
234:646 u2,818
8,762 1,488 1 2 9 6
19:318 9,392
5,576 4 126 6:192 6,814 2,IX
5 9 6 4 998 3,628 3’750 5,750 St752 5,772 6 020 2,126 2:040
69,228 U7,970 l91,804 86,330 59,998
5,772 9,448
15,678 6,890 5,248
8,352 1 5 2 8 3:026
668 1,176
10 892 2:454
31 168 9:442 1,436
7,670 7,834 1,368 1 3 7 0 2,692 2:600
608 620 1,064 1,102
10 602 10 806 2:360 2:426
29 816 30 972 8:466 8:786 1,298 1,368
130,326 29,496
364,076
16,370 m , 7 l Z
10,414 ’2,592 29,308
1,336 9,318
229,014 50,264 37,736
242,312 19,330
59,792 17,530
245,662 26,714
83,774
18,950 4,160 2,998
20,312 1,570
5,258 1,418 7 182 21:254 2,072
19,760 4,066 3,306
20,776 1,676
18,604 18,978 3 688 3,678 3:238 3,330
19,900 20,044 1,550 1,624
19,988 4 356 3:280
21,222 1,732
20,604 19 734 19,400 4 5 s 4,570 4,658 3:376 3’064 3 114 21 422 21:096 20:630 1:738 1,666 1,626
18 166
2,910 19 504 1:478
43386 10 634
3:Gefi 13 408 1:E3l
4,450
4,698
6 844
20:870 2,140
1,328 5,012 1 4 8 4 7:lOS
21 2:WA 114
4,928 1,468 7,108
19,562 2,282
894 7,628 5,682 3,394 8,678
748
4,406 4,468 1,358 1,418 6,440 6 314
17,586 18:ZZZ 2,228 2,410
750 748 7,126 7,162 5,508 5,708 3,230 3,290 8,114 8,064
668 746
9 166 91:458 64,982 40 004 98:198 8,446
662 7,564 5,004 3,314 7,868
696
792
5 502 3:470 8,606
710
8,164 846 750 776
5 668 5 324 5 470 3:662 3’506 3’352 8,642 8:642 8:274
762 674 732
8,394 8,324 7,948 726
7,458 5 070 3’126 7:888
664
E 8 4 7,566 5 504 . 3:254 7,670
632
- lk Z7,SOZ
6,340 582
3,306 28,$l6
3,476 4,424
956 2,510 9,178
- -
2,830
7,7w 1,252
8,812
3,804
17,900
5,070
5,638 6 964 1: 702
5,316 8,894
14,858 6,674 4,766
7,718 1,228 2,618
614 988
10 094
28 lO6 18:496 1,242
17,828
2,788 18,666 1,476
4,680 1,286
18,972 2,046
762 6,972 4,930
7,646 666
2:zoz
3,834
6,284
3,128
541,990 - - 6,158
590 2 946 3:148
31,240
3,978 4,700
934 2,716 8,372
8354
1a:zzs 1 380 1’500
8,698
4,872 3 766 5’728 6’550 2:066
5,488 1o,cQ2 15 610
6’ 820 4:63C
1 478 2:770
674 1,206
10 710 2:576
30 646 8:714 1,462
18,308 3 896 3:246
19,532 1,564
4,722 1,458 6 488
18:604
7,938
2,342
776 7,152 5 612 3:278 7,806
748
,268,326 !353,286
80,096 11 6,930 7.502 626
3>aso 3,680 3,978 4,882 4,610 4,736
984 1 946 1 932 2 850 2,610 2,694
19:296 8,104 8,246
8,744 9,432 9,334 8,908 1,534 1 4 6 0 1586 1,620 1,436 1:470 1:470 1466
20,406 21,300 20,874 20:516 9,896 10,182 9,828 9,758 9,062
5 572 5 898 5,684 5 596 4’342 6:4861 :::%I lig%l 8 034 8:694 8’502 8 030 2:040 2,156 2:078 1:944
6 l96l 6 0741 6,E81 6,0181 10’138 10’368 9,982 10,132 161844 161952 16.300 16.136
8 958 9 380 9 126 8 870 1’486 1’558 1’492 1’470 2:992 3:078 3:u2 3:022
694 7% 730 726 1,102 1,226 1,138 1,132
11 2:4561 458 U. z : E . ~ o ~ 6% U 2:5521 E94 U 084
31 992 31 992 31 322 BO 556 10:152 10:328 lO:WJ8
1,460 1,454 1,390 1,388
I I
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I
SECTION 2 - NATALITY . '2-7
:ent
Aug.
385,484
523,968 61,516
1,548 4,682 2,866
6% 460 204
3,480 2,954
526
3,820
1,096
33,914 30,030 3,884
2,724
3,842 3,612
170
5,130 4,668
462
1,064 852 212
1,882 556
1,326
10,190 7,868 2,922
9,330 6,008 3,322
1,472 434
1,033
1,486 1,440
46
22,586 18,108 3,478
10,088 9,274
814
5,834 5,730
lop
4,414 4,192
282
6,356 5,806.
552
8,732 5,- 3,578
2,090 2,010
20
6,868
1,522 5,346
.0,250 9,828
422
!l,W 5,260 1,826
7,436 7,282 I54
0 ab le 2-3. Live Births by Month and Color:
sample)
Sept.
377,621
318,1& 59,W
1,5& 4,86 2,681
68( 4% 24t
3,311 2,79t
51t
3,77C 2,106 1,07i
33,88E 29,92f 3,96(
4,054 3,91C
144
4,784 4,432
351
1,072 868 204
1,782 534
1,24@
U,198 8,222 2,976
9,238 5,944 3,294
1,594 508
1,086
1,464 1,432
32
zL,072 17,648
3,424
9,034 9,816
812
5,610 5,510
100
4,404 4,126
278
8,322 5,734
588
8,500 5,268 3,232
2,056 2,024
32
6,972
1,528 5,444
9,878 9,482
396
16,444 14,100 1,744
7,460 7,326
134
.efer only to birth 7 June
341,990
289,882 52,108
6,222 3,930 2,292
594 412 182
2,964 2,510
454
3,ll6
954
31,312 27,670 3,642
3,816 3,644
172
4,766 4,502
264
920 752 168
1,644 522
1,122
2,152
8,448 6,486 1,962
8,032 5,148 2,884
1,374 428 946
1,518 1,489
34
18,414 15,536
2,938
8,652 7,932
720
4,856 4,768
88
3,882 3,664
218
5,644 5,134
510
6,552 4,002 2,550
2,020 1,996
24
6,150 4,800 1,350
9,868
380
15,716 13,888 1,828
6,810 6,676
134
9,488
July
373,52
312,91 60,60
7,16* 4,45 2,lX
6M 38f 7J.l
3J6: 2,661
50:
3,634
1&4(
33,261 29,46: 3,80:
3,904 3,76t
13E
4,98( 4,58E
394
2,49r
1,01€ 8 1 E 2N
1,868 544
1,322
9,528 6,868 2,658
8,64C 5,468 3,174
1,532 43c
1,102
1,454 1,426
28
20,662 17,150
3,512
9,910 9,108
802
5,498 5,392
106
4,556 4,222
334
6,350 5,796
554
8,066 4,778 3,288
1,996 1,956
40
6,992 5,382 1,610
10,034
436
16,914 14,992
9,598
1,922
7,526 7,412
u 4
36,906 3,24 31,238 1 1 2,71 5,668 53
80,690 50,600 30,WO
7,564 5,090 2,474
6,91 4.73 2,73
63 41' 22
381,606 337,686 43,920
44,652 42,902 1,750
57,120 52,846 4,274
3484 21,21 3,62
3,471 3,34
131
4,48 4,151
32
' 1961
u,854 9,474 2,330
20,372 6,140
14,232
:turn - - Feb .
1,018 82: 19:
1,711 48:
1,22f
327,50
215,37 52 ,u
6,35 3 , a 2,53
- -
581 401 111
2,821 2,37>
45
3,291 2,27 1,02
28&9 25, 01 3,171
3,341 3,231 ut
4,471 4J4
33.
951 771 la
1,412 43t
1,034
9 , s
2,531 6,68(
7,634 4,694 2,94(
1,254 39E 85t
1,m 1,16€ 1f
18,U4 1s,066 3,048
8,748 7,992
756
5,002 4,920
82
3,946 3,692
254
5,526 5,008
518
6,966 4,138 2,828
1,618 1,654
24
6,016 4,684 1,332
8,728 8,420
308
.4,980 3,206 1,774
6,656 6,538 UB
U6,656 85,850 30,806
100,584 64,368 36,226
17,616 5,418
12,198
16,902 16,588
316
237,382 198,088 39,294
112,294 103,044
9,250
63 540 62:486 1,ffiC
49,988 46,748
3,240
ll,434 65,300
6,134
88,952 53,996 34,956
33,552 23,222
330
77,748 60,310 11,438
U6,484 m,102
4,382
193,152 171,832
21,320
86,lJ.Z 8p1498 1,614
360,3( - - 304,a 55,5(
6,6t 4,2:
6? 44 S
.2,9i 2,5c
45
3,3c 2,2t 1,o:
27,8$ 31,51
3,61
3,69 3,53 15
4 95 4,56
39
98 81 17
1,75 48
l , Z 6
9 , s 6,97 2,37
8,36
3,03
1,51 51
5,33
1,oo
1,- 1944
20,25( 16,88t 3,364
3,56( 8,761
791
5,564 5,491
I1
4,26E 4,
26E
6,lCf 5,592
514
6,774 4,082 2,692
2,064 2,024
40
6,498 5,082 1,416
.0,258 9,910
8,800
1,892
348
.4,908
7,680 1,522 158
10,20 7,2@ 2,941
8,661 5,42f 3,ZM
1,491 46:
1,02f
1,30: 1,27f
2f
19,496 16,012 3,424
9,3& 8,502 860
5,184 5,=4
70
4,026 3,760 266
6,088 5,572
516
7,984 4,788 3,196
1,964 1,940
24
6,386 4,810 1,516
9,304 9,020
284
15,776 13,980 1,196
si874 6 , 7 l O
164
? Unit - - Apr.
335,li
285,e: 49,2E
5931 3,61 2,2C
6C 42 1 7
- -
2,s 2,38
46
2,89 2,oc
85
30,lC 26,7C 3,39
3,53 3,39 13
4,68
31
95 13 22
l,58 511
1,071
4,37
8,151 6,17 1,971
1,601 4,9u 2,681
1,38 391 99
1,341 1,331
1
L8,946 L5,904 3,044
8,98C 8,28C
70C
5,072
e€ 3,76C
26C
5,638 5,240
396
5,750 3,568
4,988
3,5m
2,182
2,086 2,058
28
6,020
1,272
9,636 9,332
304
5,860 4,124 1,736
6,956 6,808 148
4,748
United States and Each State, , I
N Y
- 342,4c - - 291,6i 50,7:
:z 2,16
66 43 23
2,80 2,37
2,94 2,09
31,s
42
85
21,72 3,63
3,85 3,71
14
4, = 4,45
36
93 74 191
1,518 411
8,3@
2,011 6,29,
7,631 . 4,991 2,6S
1,401 421 97.
1,491 1,471
21
18,89E 15, 78f
3,uc
8,918 8,22i
696
4,924 4,826
98
3,894 3,648
246
5,698 5,234
464
5,918 3,806 2,172
2,014 1,918
36
6,246 4,776 1,410
9,864 9,500
364
16,298 14,564 1,734
7,m4 6,922
3-32
- - Oct.
- 570,U8
512,93* 57,181
6,871 4,391 2,411
E41 44t 19f
- -
3,27f 2, Fix
3,74t 2,68( 1,06E
33,251 29,41( 3,781
3,86C 3,712
148
4,91E
342
968 760 208
1,754 558
464
4,574
1,196
u,ozs 8,090 2,938
8,790 5,718 3,012
1,624 478
1,146
1,470 1,442
28
?0,778 .1,386 3,392
9,692 8,942
750
5,514 5,412
102
4,454 4,132
322
6,116 5,616
500
8,082 4,934 3,148
1,938 1,918
20
6,754 5,232 1,522
9,988 9,560
428
6,246 4,522 1,724
7,320 1,194 126
_. - Nov - 546,5:
392,2i
- - 54,2€
6,6E 4, 28 2,4c 61 40 21
3,Ol 2,60
47
3,40 2,43
91
31,48 27,76 3,71
3,50 3,378
12
4,54 4,16
38
991 7D 2 1 1
1,671 521
1 , 1 5 1
10,09s
2,593
8,191 5,261 2,92:
1,441
1 , 5 M
451 991
1,281 1,26f
2:
L9,36C .6,032 3,328
8,598
5,22c 5,152
4, 3,828
9,362
764
68
256
5,806 5,286 520
7,620 4,686 2,934
1, el2 1,802
1 0
6,324 4,882 1,442
9,162 8,826
336
5,480
1,692
7,150 7,024
126
3,788
- - DeC.
354,398
298,392 56,006
6,720 4,160 2,560
630 422 208
- -
2,928 2,558
370
3,486 2,554
932
32,486
3,686 28,800
3,778 3,610
168
4,578 4,228 350
982 762 220
1,132 512
1,220
10,340 7,422 2,918
8,466 5,390 3,076
1,538 500
1,038
1,408 1,394
1 4
19,746 16,514
3,232
9,206 8,422
784
5,262 5,184
78
4,240
256
5,726 5,224
502
7,948 4,792 3,156
3,984
1,834 1,802
32
6,522 5,064 1,458
9,514 9,138
376
15,552 13,900 1,652
1,190 7,084 106
I
2-8 . SECTION 2 - NATALITY
Table 2-3.‘ Live Births by Month and Color’: United- States and Each State, ’
ased on a 50-percent sa 7-
(By place of residence. Dat
AREA AND COLOR
l e )
1961 -Continued
W
5,436 2,470 2,966
8 544 7:314 1,230
1,494 1,364
130
‘fer only to births
AW.
5,458 2,402 3,056
9 066 7:8lO 1,256
1,552 1,432 120
59,614 27,464 32,150
97 056 83z824 13,232
17,368 16,025 1,348
34,534 32,948 1,586 8 084 7:llO
974
13 914 13:854
60
135,380 ll6,692 18,688
29 942 261590 1,352
362,520 313,314 49,206
lll,880 76,850 35,030
16,566 L5,886
680
5,200 2,300 2,900
8 252 7:026 1,226
1 4 3 8 1:320 118
2,820 2,682
138
652 584
68
1 1 7 0 1z162
8
10,768 9,190 1,578
2,440 2,194
246
29,220 25,072 4,148
9,366 6,312 3,054
2% 46
98 394 7 874 94:540 11 7:554 3,854 320
l l 8 684 . 592
92
1 1:U4 l l 6 2
ll,898 10,228 1,670
2 510 2:202
308
31,870
4,536 10 152
3,278
27,334
81874
g 306
172
718 656 62
1 2 4 8 11246 2
12,108 10,318 1,790
2,710 2,426
284
31,872
4,338
10 332
3:290
27,534
7’042
curring within
1,444 1,384
60
20,136 17 906 2:230 1 4 396 3:718
3 256 3:164
92
678,
\
18 670
1 640 l i s 7 0
70
5 348 3:054
21,052
2:3e2
2,294
1,562 1,442
120
7,330 5,668 1,662
21,456 17 958 3:498
2 316 2:264
52
812 810
2
8,560 6,348 2,212
5,522 5,184
338
3,362 3,244
Ll8 8 648 8:312
336
720 696 24 -
Feb .
240,270 214,614
25,656
18 370 17:618
.752
59,930 34,728 25,202
17,642 16,270 1,372
82,248 64,020 18,228
246,444 209,294 57,150
26,466 25,846
620
9,386 9,368
18 97,054 73,158 23,896 65 056 61:238 3 , U
4,720 2 120 2:600
7 408 6:352 1,056 1 232
ll0
2,644 2,530
114
622 559
72
1 01c
4
0 512
1,404
2,016 22€
34,36€ 3,661
8 494
2,69€
1,242 1,186
58
1:122
1:OfX
9:1oe
2,244
!8,02€
5:79€
.7,894
.6 052 1:842
3:322 3 888
566
2,696 92
2,788
!8,454
1,998 6,456
1 402 1:35€
44
4,702
2,024 2 9 7 €
1,28€ 1,191
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6,WC
1,454
L8,96E L6,07C
4,75€
2,89L
1,98C 2,OSE
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7,44f 5,58(
4,93(
1,86E
4,664 26E
3,05L
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7:38!
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20,150 18,026
2,124
1 4 6 0 1:384
76
5,282 2,916 2,366
1,420 1,270
150
7,086 5,386 1,700
21,292 17,874
3,418
2,076 2,026
50
684 684
8,082 5,958 2,124
4,992 4,724 , 268
Diu.
4,912 2,106 2,806
7,938
1,llo 6,828
1 542 1:414 128
2 998
140 670 584
86
1 240 1:23C
10
2:858
1,384 9,896 1,4@
2,508 2,224
io, 974
284
!6 942 4:032
9 468 6’548 2:91€
1 460 11412
46
.9,LUc
.7 676 2:m
3322 4 144
622 3,290 3,156 134
10,586 .8,504 2,084
1 57f 11516
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4,926
2,076 2,85C
1,506 1,38C
12E
6,92C 5 394 1:see
2:911
L9,63E L6 724
2,28C 2,2l€
62
902 901
8,Ui
5,7M
6,14f 1,97€
5,31E 381
3,35c 3,181
161 8 67E
37:
764 73c 34
4304
-
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4,224 1,922 2,302
7 350 6:356
994
1,390
96
2,686
102
604 520
84
1,132 1,126
6
1,294
2,584
1,012 9,594
2,398 2,128
1,418
270
!9,694 !5,946 3,746
8,496 5,870 2,626
1 310
46
.8,696 6 790 1:906
1:264
3,758 3,232
526
3 210 31094
l l 6
.9,744
2,008 .7,736
1 474 1:426
48
4,418 2,614 1,804
1,382 1,274
l O e 6,256 4,974 1,284
I s p e 2,424
2,21c 2,164
L7,622
48
784 78C
4
5,71E 1,868
7,57€
5,512 5,2X
294
3,14€ 3,OZE
122
8 132 7:814
31E
664 644 2C -
Itates.
May
- -
- 4,378 2,058 2,320
7,500 6,474 1,026
1,380 3,278
102
2,586
122
620 544
76
1 142
4
ll,270
2,464
1:E.s
9,756 1,534
2,474 2,166
308
30,612 26 780 4:032 a 760 5‘992 2:768
1 376 1:316
60
19 078 17‘104 1:974
3 724
450
3,308 3,194
114
3:274
19,882 17 676 2:296 1 552 1:498
54
4,480 2,628
1,420 1,324
96
6,182 4,886 1,296
18,262
1,852
15,850 2,412
2,394 2,324
70
776 772
4
7,696
1,794 5,718 5,368
346
3,194
150
5,902
3,044
8 078
328
758
7:75c
726 32 -
- - rune
- 4,634
2,500
7 570 6:578
992
1,386 114
2,134
1,500
2,782 2,656
126
674 590
84
1,270 1,264
6
1L,168 9,694 1,474
2 604 2i304
300
30,486 26,276 4,210 8,730 6,084 2,646
1 460 11398
62
18,376 16 330 2:046
3 924
576 3 3 4 8
3% 130
19 342 17’278
1 492 1i424
68
2:064
4,748 2,688 2,060
1,472 1,350
122
6,374
1,354
18,666
2,716
5,020
15,950
2,292 2,236
56
814 812
2
7,616
1,796 5,618
318
5,822
5,3m
3,2m 3,04c 160
7 826
276
766 734 32
7:55c
-
1,476 3,412
64
20,732 18 554 2:178
4,646
672 3,346
ll0
3,974
3,236
21,212 18,908
2,304 1 640 1$4
76
5 668 3’310 2:35e
1,642 1,512
7,584
130
5034 1:750
23,42 19,842 3,584
2,302 2,266
36
868 868
8,876 6,632 2,244 5,674
332
3:436 144
8 656
322
776 760 16
5,342
3 sea
8 : s
-
1 I -
5,486 2,650 2,836
8 808 7:714
1,506 1,392
114
3 108
l l 8 724 634 90
1 182 1:178
4
12,096 10,336 1,760
2 560 21286
274
31,212 $6,918 4,294
1,094
2:990
10,030 6,895 3,132
1 426 11362
64
19,862 17 8.16 2:016
4 630
672 31958
3,058 2,936
122
20,918 18,698
I 548
48
5,406 3 176
2,220
1:500
2:230
1,592 1,496
96
7 374
1,572
18 872 3:556
5:802
22,428
2,282 2,240
42
744 144
8,738 6,598 2,140 5,312 .4,996
316
3,388 3,218
170
8 610 8:26C 350
680 646 34 -
- - act .
5,220 2,530 2,690
8 516 7:402 1,l l4
1 4 9 2 1:404
88
3,088
148
728 628 100
1 178 1:174
4
1,480
2,940
9,978 1,502
2 6 W
300
i0,378
2:300
!6,228
9,824
2,938
4,150
6,826
1 424
72
.9 410
.7:422
4 752 ai168
584 3 094
86
.8’402 21136
1 544 11492
52
5 228 3:140
1:352
1,988
3:we
:o 538
2,088
1,526 1,414 llz
7 1co
1:588 5’572
:2,e00
3,444
2,UO
19,156
2,174
54
796 796
8,354 6,380 1,974 5,496 5,196
300
3,332 3,148 184
8304
362
736 708 28
7:942
-
4,844
2,518 2,328
7 770 6:752
1 428
122
2 840 2:7W
140
592 86
1 072
G
1,018
1:soc
670
I:OEC
10,850 9,378 1,472
2,450
282
24 854
8 956
2,168
28,796
3:942
6:lEO 2,796
1,19E 1,246
50
18,148 16 152 1:99c
4 404 3:806
598
2 a93
82
19 150 17:13D
1 436 l i368
68
4 710
2:m8
2,020
2,808 1:902
1,340 1,242
98
6 770 5’274 l:496
20,898 17 802
33096
2 126 21072
54
7.34 734
7,954 5,996 1,958 5,076 4,760
316
3 032
176
7 918 7:610
308
664 650 18
21856
- - Des. d
5 102 2‘446 21656
8 334 7:218
1,414 1,308 106
I,ll6
2,894 2,736
148
710 636 74
1 1E4
4 1:150
io,m 1,588 8,256
2 444 2i170
2E8
29,178 25 tC4
0,274 6,448
4:u4
Z,8ZC
1 348
52
18,770 16,762
1:20c
2,MB
3,924
2,934
4,51C
592
3,078
84
19 240 L7).3!.l
1,606
88
5 014
q u a
1,518
2l666 2:14e
1,494 1,374
12a
7w
1,546 t i454
21 190 17’1138 3:192
1 978
42
E94 688
6
6’060
5 508
340
3 176 3:024 152
7 030 7:128
262
628 614 14
1:9%
a a28
l;M8
5:ZEB
-
SECTION 2 - NATALITY 2-9
Table 2-4. Live Births by Specified Race and Sex: United States and Each State, ‘1961
Female
2,082,052
39,296 3,756
19,896 18,010
185,910
21,650 27,982 5,716
10,058 56,578
49,158 8,488 8,316
ll6,502 54,742
31,240 24,314 35,002 43,592 &480
37,754 56,660 94,308 42,232 29,232
(By place of residence. Data refer only to births occurri
m5
Male
1,848,794
Total
1,268,326
80,690 7,564
36,906 40,944
381,606
44,652 57,120 =,- 20,372
ll6,656
100,584
237,382 ll2,294
63,540 49,988 71,434 88,952 23,552
77,748 ll6,484 193,152 86,ll2 59,614
97,056 17,368
17,618 16,902
34,534 8,084
13,914
135,380 29,942
362,520 l l l ,WO 16,566
229,920 51,052 37,538
240,270 18,370
59,930 17,642
246,444 26,466
9,386 97,054 65,056 39,034
8,560
82,248
98,394
41,394 3,808
18,896 21,048
195,696
23,002 29,138 6,138
10,314 60,078
51,426 9,128 8,586
120,880 57,552
32,300 25,674 36,432 45,360 12,072
39,994 59,824 98,844 43,880
49Ja92
30,382
8,914 17,576 4,126 6,944
69,518 15,232
185,440 57,774 8,602
ll7,448 26,156 19,320
122,936 9,516
30 932 9:u6
42,226 125,962 13,552
4,734 50,176 33,442 20,22c 50,172 4,532
m RRm
Male
2,186,274
47,164 8,454
16,958 3,958 6,970
65,862 14,710
177,083 54,106 7,964
m,472 24,896 D3,218
ll7,364
28,998 8,526
40,022 120,482 12,914
4,652 46,878 31,614 18,814
4,028 48,222
26,122 2,570
15,996 14,794
173,312
22,U8 27,000 4,938
44,518
33,330 2,796 8,434
101,148 52,842
31,764 24,082
27,780
3,176
33,258
ll,902
31,186 57,63C 88,llC 43,OSC 14,2OE
43,078 8,19C
15,788 3,63E 6,93C
60,134 13,554
160,751 39,918 8,264
105,29c 22,421 18,654
109,88€ 9,wE
18,W 8,GC 33,02(
107,3l€ 13,2e
4,724 37,9@ 31,52f l9,25( 484% 4,3@
Female
1,752,070
24,478 2,520
15,242 13,998
164,374
20,784 25,846 4,536 2,964
41,334
31,038 2,622 8,152
96,940 50,202
30,722 22,666
26,216 ll,320
29,124 54,472 83,722 41,448 13,258
32,042
40,746 7,830
16,160
6,924
56,558 13,036
152,562 36,932 7,622
3,474
100,288 121 396 17:594
104,726 8,480
16,728 7,840
31,000 101,978 12,589
4,644 35,170 29,712 17,854 46,348 3,868
within the United States. Based on a 50-percent 8ar
NEORO
Male - 308,6oO - 15,228
120 854
6,224 15,910
652 2,074 1,186 7,046
15,428
18,030 ll6 10
19,164 4,834
460 1,420 3,120
17,482 E2
8,634 1,984
10,444 366
16,098
6,720 34
632 328
e 9,160
344 23,666 17,054
38
ll,966 2,49€
292 12,768
33E
12,882 1E
9,16C 18,294
68
4 12,06€
868 95E
1,641 34
- Female - 302,472
14,790 132 804
5,870 15,390
674 2,076 1,156 6,984
15,124
18,060 114 26
19,076 4,476
442 1,478 2,906
17,278 70
8,442 1,970
10,318 368
15,894
6,320 34
644 316 26
9,124 370
23,564 16,372
36
12,014 2,266
296 12,364
344
12,224 20
8,982 18,194
64
4 ll,564
818 952
1,590 52
- -
INDIAN
Male - 10,798 -
6 318
8 868
100 6 2 4
36
8 12 90
104 8
34 58
2 26 30
24 26 92
376 56
20 654 l l 2 l l 8
2
E 1,260
218 696 278
28
232 28 12
16 656
4 76
160
1,934
1,180
24 444
254 88
- emale - 10,666 -
2 392
1,872 6
864
82 8 2
14 38
4 26 92 86
6
34 80 2
62 28
32 18 ll0 318 52
20 552 108 142
2
2
182 692 300
28
192 20 2
10 648
6 74
190
1,258
1,180
18 496
220 94
W e
3,160
2 4
56 10
1,320
8 18 2
26 8
10 426
4 120
14
8 10
20 4
26 80 42 18
6
10 2 8 8 2
48 10
494 4
- -
36 8
30 44
6
2 12 64 6
2 8
88 2
16 8
- emale
3,012 - - 2
40 8
1,276
8 4 2
34 14
4 378
4 86 12
12 12 2 8 6
32 EO 42 14 12
14 4 4 2 2
50 4
48C 12
32 I1 31 68
E
4
12 51 12
E 102
1c
W e
6,540
20 14 28 4
2,430
58 14 8 8
52
28 2,016
36 222 38
24 66 22 26 36
54 46 70 34 10
26 14 16 30
- -
92 38
136 64 1 4
48 3c 52 44
18 6
18 142 42
2 3c
26C 1 c 3E 8
- ‘emale
i 6,094
16 26 26 10
2,264
50 16 12 18 36
26 1,774
34 W8 24
16 46 32 22 22
58 46 60 34 12
34 18 18 12 14
66 30
150 62 4
62 22 5b 66 4
18 10 10
l l 8 44
2 60
264 4
42 12
- -
- Male
8,382
16 ’782
28 8
1,856
66 26 2
54 38
20 ‘3,762
12 122 16
10 38 30 26 18
70 58 86 36
6
36 20 20
6 2
76 26
174 38 8
80 18 60
136 24
16 4
12 70 12
2 58
256 2
32 8
- -
- 7 1 , ‘emale -
7,738 - - 10
2684 26 4
1,742
52 32 8
44 32
26
8 96 22
14 32 18 6
34
66 74 56 50 4
30 16 24 12 2
62 12
142 36 2
48
54 120 18
14 8
12 66 24
2 60
222 4
12 2
43,574
20’
- ‘Includen 126 births to Aleuts and 612 births t o Eskimos. “IUdUdCS 132 births to Aleuts and 514 births to Pslrimos. ‘Includes 2,498 births to BaVaiian.5 and Part-Bawaiiana. ‘Includes 2,424 birthe to Hnvaiiane and F%rt-IEavaiiann. ‘An eatimtd 100 births for this State were emneounly CIEseified an white instead of Indian.
(In addition, there vere 38 births to Aleuts and Eskimos residing i n other States.) (In addition, there vere 38 births to Aleuts and F s ~ o s residing in other States.)
(In addition, there vere 336 births to Havaiians and F’nrt-Hawaiians residing i n other States.) (In addition, there vere 336 births to Havaiians and Part-Hawaiiann residing in other States.)
2-10 SECTION 2 - NATALITY
Table 2-5. Live- Births by[Plurality of Birth and Color: United States and Each State, 11961
760 ll8 618 516
6,604
822 976 168 136
1,510
1,028 92
298 3,398 1,902
1,290 ffl8
1,262 1,030
482
1,054 1,942 3,6.lO 1,656
490
1,590 278 622 150 270
2440 480
6,046 1,298
324
4,036 780 632
4,230 568
496 294
3,646 436
172 1,362 1,llo
800 1,942
156
1,204
ly place of residence. Data refer
ALLLIVEBmcEs
-
'
Total
35,256 nr,992
314 38,312 6,976
1,018 3,= 5,938
33,928 322
4,268,326
80,690 7,564
36,906 40,944
381,606
44,652 57,120 11,854 20,372
ll6,656
lD0,584 17,616 16,902
237,382 y2,294
49,988
88,952 23,552
77,748 ll6,484
' 86,llZ
63,540
71,434
193,152
59,614
97,056 17,368 34,534
8,084 13,914
135,380
362,520 29,942
lll,880 16,566
51,052 37,538
229,920
240,270 18,370
59,930 17,642 82,248
246,444 26,466
'
9,386 97,054 65,056 39,034 98,394 8,560
24,838 1,350
17,724 36,162
608
18 23,238 3,zm 1,854 qmz
3 0 2 .
White
, i ;
3,600,864
50,5W
31,238 8,090
28,792 337,686
42,902 52,846 9,474
85,850
64,368 8,418
16,586 198,088 103,044
62,486 46,748 65,SW 53,996 23,222
L22,102
84,498
6,140
60,310
171,832
27,464
83,824 16,020 32,948
7,llO 13,854
116,692 26,590
313,314 76,850 15,886
205,578 43,818
214,614 17,618
34,728 16,270 64,020
209,294
36,248
25,846
9,368 73,15€ 61,238 37,104 94,54C a,=
-- .
Nonwhite
667,462
30,090 2,474 5,668
12,152 43,920
1,750 4,274 2,380
14,232 30,806
36,216 12,198
316 39,294 9,250
1,054
6,134 34,956
3,240
333
17,438 4,382
21,320 1,614
32,150
13,232 1,348 1,586
974 60
18,688
49,206
680
3,352
35,030
24,342 7,234 1,290
25,656 752
28,202 1,372
18,228 37,150
623
18 23,896 3,818 1,930 3,854
306 . .
to births occurring within the United States. Based on a 50-percent sa
SINGLE LIVE BIREB LIVE BIRTB IN lWIN DECJvERIEc;
%tal I I mite
4 l.82 226 3,532.510 4II 79,192 7,396
36,172 40,034
373,830
43,768 55,994 11,614 19,918
44,306
98,584 17,318 16,602
232,950 110,100
62,184 49,060 69,958 86,888 23,056
76,222 ll4,428 188,856 84,392 58,120
95,078 17,054 33,876
7,892 13,638
132,736
109,586 16,214
225,100 50,054 36,880
235,308 17,984
58,760 17,324 80,554
241,762 26,018
9,214 95,026 63,832 38,148 96,338 8,400
49,838
30,608
330,990
42,072 51,856
9,302 6 , W
84,508
63,328 5,326
16,288 194,63& 101,l24
61,166 45,!3I8 E4,020 52,960 22,734
59,248
168,162 82,820 26,962
82,216
6,960
4,970
28,270
llOJ36
15,734 32,320
13,580
ll4,530 26,108
307,188 75,526 15,558
201,478 43,030 35,616
210,312 17,246
34,222 15,974 62,WO
205,600 2 5 & l O
9,196 71,788 60,102 36,294 92,566 8,098
649.716 1 84,926
29,354
Y,764 42,840
1,696 4,138 2,312
13,914 29,998
16,974
20,694 1,572
31,158
4,292
12,862 1,320 1,556
932 58
18,206 3,300
47,962 54,060
656
23,622
1,264 7,024
24,996 738
1,494 166 722 892
7,672
876 1,106
236 452
2,310
1,976 292 3 w
4,360 2476
1,324 916
1,454 2,048
490
1,512 2,028 4,224 1,696 1,442
1,960 306 652 192 272
2,602 532
7,272 2,254
348
4,748 986 658
4,882 382
1-51 3I2
1,700 4,626
448
I 67,442 17,484
734 48
104 376
1,068
54 130 68
316 800
948 200
2 962 274
34 98
192 1,018
8
458 86
614 40
952
370 28 30 42 2
462 52
1,226 956 24
712 206 26
652 14
658 18
496 983 12
654 88 76
l l 2 4
Total
1,174
4 2
12 18
104
8 20
4 2
40
24 6
72 18
32 12 22 16 6
14 28 72 24 52
18 8 6
4
42 2
98 40 4
72 12
80 4
16 6
14 56
12 26 10 32
miter
912
2 2
12 6
32
8 14 4
32
12
52 18
30 12 18
G 6
8 24 EO 22 12
18 8 G
4
22 2
80 26 4
64 8
72 4
10 2 E
48
8 ZE 10 32
Nonwhite
, 262
z -.
- 12 I 2
- 6
z 8
12 c
26
2
4 10
E 4 1Z 7.
40
eo
1& I4
E 4
8 - c 4 5 8
4
SECTION 2 - NATALITY ' 2-11
800,762
775,808 24,836
l l8
351,484
338,642 12,776
66
449,278
437,166 12,060
52
632,046
611,514 20,426
106
275,984
265,484 10,442
58
356,062
346,030 9,984
48
168,716
164,294 4,410
12
75,500
73,158
8
93,216
91,136 2,076
-
2,334
4 1
'Table 2-6. Live Births by,Birth Weight, Plurality of Birth, Color, and Sex: United States, 1961 -
' \
3,001- 3,500 s-
(Data refer only to births occurring within the United States. Based on a 50-percent sample)
BIELE lli?Z&
3,501- 4,001- 4,501- 4,000 4,500 5,000 Brama Brams S=
PL%MZ'l'Y OF BIm, COLOR, AND 8 M
1,621,374
Dingle live births-.-------------------------- Live births in M n deliveries---------------- Live births in other plural deliveries--------
1,125,184 309,810 56,60i
or less
795,700
789,016
8
825,674
6,676
4,268,326 1) 22,94f
636,136 196,650 38,35€
634,792 196,494 38,33( 1,342 154 2€
2 2
489,048 ll3,160 18,24E
4,182,226 19,OlC 84,926 I/ 3,764 1,174 172
704,452
700,166 4,272
14
247,190
245,430 1,758
2
125,968
124,970 996
2
121,222
2,186,274 12,OZE
2,142,960 10,04f 42,760 1,904
554 7E
2,082,052 10, 91E
436,500 101,944 15,596
435,784 101,886 15,592 714 58 4
2
123,962 29,370 6,842
123,630 29,330 6,828 332 40 14
71,414 18,154 4,192
71,226 18,134 4,180 188 20 12
52,548 ll,2l6 2,650
2,039 266 8,964 42:166 /j 1,86C
620 94
328,618 8,722
140
329,982
-IF 1,848,794 8,750
2,738 512 28
3,242
1,814,342 7,308
414 50 34,038 11 1,392
649,716 5,404
262 44 17,484 1) 1,072
321 098 2,666 8:762/1
560 16 122
1,001- 1,500 S-
27,12E
22,134 4,772
222
13,856
11,436 2,338
82
13,272
10,698 2,434
140
19,588
- -
- 15,962 3,468
158
10,128
8,414 1,664
50
9,460
7,548 1,804
108
7,540
6,172 1,304
64
-
3,728
3,022 674 32
3,812
3,150 630 32
1,501- 2, wo S-
62,196
50,266 ll,574
356
30,596
24,856 5,566
174
31,600
25,410 6,008
182
45,582
36,462 8,848
272
22,660
18,240 4,284
136
22,922
18,222 4,564
136
16,614
13,804 2,726
84
7,936
6,616 1,2EB
38
8,678
7,188 1,444
46
2,001- 2,500 S-
220,696
195,160 25,276
260
99,052
87,200 11,716
136
121,644
107,960 13,560
124
165,090
145,236 19,646
208
74,382
65,156 9,120
106
90,708
80,080 10,526
102
55,605
49,924 5,630
52
24,670
22,044 2,596
30
30,936
27,880 3,034
22
2,501- 3, wo S-
aEqniw.lents of the gnun weights in t e r n of pound6 ana Duces are ea follars: 1,000 gram o r less E 2 lb. 3 OZ. or less 1,001-1,500 grama = 2 lb. 4 02. - 3 lb. 4 02. 1,501-2,OW slams 3 lb. 5 02. - 4 lh. 6 02.
2,001-2,500 g- = 4 lh. 7 OZ. - 5 lb. E 02. 2,501-3,Mx) grams = 5 lb. 9 02. - 6 lb. 9 02.
3,W1-31500 grams =6 lh. 10 02. - 7 lb. 11 OZ.
3,5014,000 grame = 7 lb. 12 02. - 8 lb. 13 02. *,001-4,500 grams =8 lb. 14 02. - 9 lb. 14 OZ. 4,501-5,000 grama = 9 lb. 15 oz. - U lh. 0 02. 5,001 grams o r mre =U lb. 1 OZ. or more
1,609,642 1,122,980 309,576 56,57( 11,710~ 22 2,20:/
23; 1 31
820,626 488,188 ll3,082 18,24C 5,0341 14 E
664,046 563,566 178,360 34,15C 5,6801 1,~;l 1341 14
- 5,001 S- ir wre -
7,176
7,174 2
- -
5,038
5,036 2
2,138
2,138
6.178
6,176 2
4,392
4,390 2
1,786
1,786
998
998
-
646
646
352
352
Not stated
14,452
13,906 528 18
-
7,378
7,112 260 6
7,074
6,794 268 12 .
10,348
10,004 330 14
5,384
5,228 152
4.
4,964
4,776 178 10
4,104
3,902 198
4
1,994
-
1,884 108
2
2,110
2,018 90 2
2-12 , y - SECTION 2 - NATALITY
Table2-7. Live Births by Birth Weight, Age of Mother, Plurality of Bii-th, and
i(Data refer only to births Occur
~
Color: United States, .,.. !1961
I $within the United States. Based on a 50-percent sample. Figures for age of mother not stated are distributed)
677,264
600,864
577;994 301,866
79,976 4,312
86
667,462
99,270
14,338 806 52
53,884
7,378 594,272
,420,816 ,058,050 659,602 345,098
91,842 5,038
130
,532,SlC
2,774 466,14e
,215,08€ 908,74€ 563,942
78,182 4,244
7E
649,716
233,306
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794 52
84,926
84 7,374
23,964 23,348 17,366 10,458 2,246
80 6
132 4,038 7,082 5,404 3,834 1,934
478 36 8
16,426
42 2,620 5,102 3,938 2,832 1,496
368 26 2
6,520
90 1,4U
1,466
438 ll0 10 6
1,980
1,002
19,010 - 108
3,302 5,860 4,560 3,142 1,596
402 32 8
13,606
32 2,m 4,224 3,334 2,306 1,252
314 24 2
5,404
76 1,184 1,636 1,226
636 344
88
6 e
3,764 - 24
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81C 64€ 314
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1,001- 1,500 8- -
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148 5,418 8,750
4,022 2,316
632 34
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19,588
50 3,572 6,468 4,252 2,958 1,760 500 28
7,540
98 1,846 2,282 1,556 1,064 556 132
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22,134
134 4,732 7,132 4,626 3,132 1,834
514 30
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15,961
4: 3,09( 5,274 3,396 2,321 L4OL
406 22
6,17:
9: 1,64: 1,851 1,231
801 421 101
I
4,771 - 1, 61
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. 84 1 45
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1,501- 2,000 8- -
62,196
250 ll,524 19,628 13,836 9,638 5,614 1,592
114
45,582
80 7,642
14,594 10,388
7,238 4,268 1,282
90
- -
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170 3,882 5,034 3,448 2,400 1,346 310 24
50,266
230 10,238 16,082 10,626 7,406
1,284 98
-
4,294
36,462
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llr871 7,93( 5,556 3,231 1,032
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13,804
162 3,55( 4,21( 2,691 1,85( 1,06;
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11,578
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- 2,001- 2,500 8- -
220,696
750 38,024 71,444 51,546 34,116
5,386 272 6
165,090
210
53,870 40,012 26,448 15,064 4,280
204 4
55,606
540 13,026 17,574 11,534 7,668 4,088 1,106
68 ' 2
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24,998
195,160
732 35,720 63,944 44,664 29,030 16,082 4,722 260
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2,308 129,712 279,808 195,170 117,626 ' 60,208
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632,046
584 90,628
223,608 159,030 95,960 48,962 12,534
728 12
168,716
1,524 39,084 56,200 36,140 21,666 11,246
2,716 l32
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775,808
2,098 128,070 272,986 187,890 ll2,298 57,038 14,576
832 20
612,514
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217,91€ 153r082
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2,660 236,716 571,242 4ll,710 244,170 122,024
31,162 1,656
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26,420 1,406
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1,174 139,764 374,264 294,768 188,246
99,264 26,278 1,380
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616 121,806 337,530 263,302 166,818 87,066 22,894 1,162
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5 5 E 17,958 36,734 31,46€ 21,428 12,19€ 3,384 218 .u
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98,854
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309,810
166 29,800 92,664 83,366 59,230 34,250 9,746
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92 26,148 85,336 75,680 53,106 30,300 8,672
494 12
29,370
74
7,328 7,686 6,124 3,950 1,074
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166 29,780 92,630 83,304 59,178 34,194 9,758
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280,246
92 26,732 85,310
, 75,624 53,062 30,258 8,664
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14,326 141910 12,246
8,288 2,606
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12,820 13,224 10,708 7,204 2,248
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1,374 522 18
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248 1,170 1,590 1,542 1,150
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9% 318 32 2
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1,252 860 616 390 144 6
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48 2,272 4,362 3,242
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SECTION 2 - NATALITY 2-13
lbOtal
67,442
34 5,498
19,126 18,702 13,816
8,422 1,770
68 6
17,484
50 1,876 4,sm 4,646 3,550 2,036
476 12
Table 2-7. Live Births by Birth Weight, Age of Mother, Plurality of Birth, and
l,& grams or less
Color: United States, 1961 -Continued
68 370 502 492 346 80 4 6
332
18 46 104
86 64 14
(Data refer only to births occurring within the United States. Based on a 50-percent sample. Figures for age of mother not stated are distributed)
1E 2E 5f 44 42
E
40
4 6 6 6
1 4
1,174
74 2 74 308 296 194 26
2
912
60 218 234 236 138 24
2
262
14 56 74 60 56 2
16 48 34 44 24 6
128
16 42 12 36 16 6
44
6 22 8 8
N E OF m, P-TY OF BIFQ!E, AND COUB zqLq-F& 3,001- 3,501- 4,001- 5,001 Brams or Wre -
2
2
4,501- 5,000 g-
1 E
4 4 e
1 4
2 2 8 2
2,001-
22 Hot stated
330
52 104
76 56 36 6
198
2 34 64 36 44 18
18
2,692
10 486 836 592 490 228 48 2
1,072
14 234 338 218 158
86 22 2
172
3,468
8 472
1,- 824 600 334 92 4
6 200 404 306 244 120 24
222
8,848
4 930
2,672 2,370 1,616
998 244 14
2,726
8 322 806 728 532 270 58 2
356
19,646
4 1,674 5,788 5,360 3,900 2,410
502 8
5,630
14 620
1,662 1,446 1,124
606 154
4
260
' 20,426
8 1,308 5,668 5,922 4,400 2,570
526 24
4,410
2 334
1,132 1,332
892 568 146
4
ll8
9,952
492 2,526 2,996 2,212 1,450
264 12
1,758
4 U O 376 468 454 288 58
22 1 I 14 80 52 46 28 2
158
10 60 32 34 20 2
64
4 20 20 12 8
-
:I :I 1 2 2 12 2
14
2 2
10
4
2 2
-
34 68
l l 2 84 52 6
272
24 50 88 66 38 6
84
10 50 76 62 54 8
208
10 38 68 50 36 6
52
12 8 12 18 2
22 26 36 32 2
106
22 26 30 26 2
12
6 6
10 18 24 18 14
lEqtivalcnts of the g- weights i n terms o r punas ana ounces are BB f o m : 1,000 grama o r less = 2 Ib. 3 OZ. or less 1,001-1,500 gram = 2 lb. 4 02. - 3 lb. 4 OZ. 1,501-2,OW - 3 lb. 5 02. - 4 lb. 6 02. 2,001-2,500 gram = 4 lb. 7 02. - 5 lb. 8 02. 2,501-3,MX) grams = 5 lb. 9 02. - 6 Ib. 9 02.
3,001-3,500 g r a m =6 lb. 10 02. - 7 lb. ii OZ. 3,501-4,ooO = 7 lb. 12 02. - 8 lb. W OZ. 4,0014,500 = 8 lb. 14 02. - 9 lb. 14 OZ. 4,501-5,000 grsme = 9 lb. 15 OZ. - ll lb. 0 OZ. 5,OoL or mre =ll lb. 1 0 2 . or wre
083-004 0 - 63 - 2
' ' 2-14. SECTION 2 - NATALITY
Table"2-8. 'Live Births by Birth Weight and Color; United States and Each State,
(By place of res
P m A AM) COLOR
1961 nce. Data refer only to births occurring within the United States. Based on a 50-percent sample)
II BIm W I G & A E or less-
80,690 50,600 30.0901/
7,564 5,090 2,474 36,906 31,238 5,668
40,944 28,792 12,152
381,606 337,686 43,920
44,652 42,902 1,750 57,120 52,846 4,274
=,e54 9,474 2,380 20,372 6,140 14,232
ll6.656 85,850 30,806 100 584 64:368 1 1 36,216
17,616 5,4m 12,198
16,902 16,586
316 237,382 198,088 39,294
ll2.294 103,044 3,250 63,540 62,486 1,054
49,988 46,748 3>240
71,434 65,300 6,134 88,952 53,996 34,956
23,552 23,222
77,748 330
60,310 17,438 ll6,484 ll2,102 4,382
193,152 171,832 21,320 86,112
1,614 59,614
32:1561
84,498
27 464
16,426 6,520
432 220 222
42 26 16 184 144 40
204 104 100
1,976 1,566 410
206 186 20 336 278 58
70 38 32 236 46 190
676 394 282 540 276 264
102 36 66 74 68 6
1,436 988 448
492 400 92 298 290 8
212 184 28
364 302 62 482 198 284
92 88 4
452 252 200 594 548 46
1,152 888 264 386 370 16 280 94 186
1,ool- 1,501- l,s_oo 2,030 grams -grams
27,128 62,196 ====I== 19,588 7,540
620 284 336
44 28 16 190 146 44
268 166 102
2,230
408
344 322 22 360 292 68
68 36 32 234 44 190
890 580 310 746 374 372
102 32 70 98 96 2
1,592 1,094 498
618 532 86
318 306 12 220 192 28
504 404 100 668 248 420
132 130 2
628 382 246 572 534 38
1,178 924 254
472 462 10
472 140 332
1,822
45,582 16,614
1,248 636 612
126 94 32 468 394 74
616 388 228
5,240 4,252 988
766 708 58 772 638 134
242 168 74 464 92 372
2,068 1,248 820
1,744 848 896
264 84 180 222 218 4
3,482 2,406 1,076
1,448
240 738 716 22
590 512 78
1,208
1,040 888 152
1,598 684 914
322 316 6
1,324 816 508
1,542 1,430 ll2
2,680 2,174 506 898 872 26
944 322 622
2,001- 2,501- 2,500 3,WO e- I e-
220,696 800,762 4 165,090 55,606
4,686 2,276 2,410
380 220 160
1,912 1,574 338
2,146 1,254 892
18,282 15,088 3,194
3,300 3,120 180
2,984 2,604 380
572 384 188
1,580 364
1,216
6,512 4,000 2,512 5,944 2,880 3,064
1,140 302 838 832 814 18
ll,518 8,158 3,360
5,044 4,290 754
2,416 2,334
82 2,088 1,832 256
3,742 3,204 538
5,678 2,638 3,040
1,116
16 4,654 3,040
. 1,614
1,100
5,472 5,150 322
9,320 7,436 1,884 3,358 3,242 116
3,810 1,328 2,482
632,046 168,716
15,384 8,390 6,994
1,222 834 378
7,182 5,826 1,356
7,282 4,682 2,600
70,194 59,130 ll,064
11,172 10,628
544 ll,016 9,872 1,144
2,388 1,718 670
4,956 1,168 3,788
22,780 15,312 7,468 19,688
8,868 10,820
4,322 1,080 3,242 3,022 2,942
80
43,412 32,970 10,442
18.906 16,498 2,408 9,284 9,028 256
8,306 7,478 828
13.124 11,416 1,708 18,168 9,222 8,946
3,990 3,920
70 16,128 ll,196 4,932
20,828 1,106
33,242 27,704 5,538
12,804 12,472
332 ll,704 4,356 7,348
22,534
3,001- 3,500 grsms
,622,374
,374,184 247,190
29,082 18,802 10.280
2,872 1,968 904
14,402 12,288 2,ll4
- -
14,566 10,426 4,140
147,224 129,926 17,298
17,760 17,098
662 22,564 20,956 1,608
4,550 3,634 916
7,752 2,340 5,412
43,866 32,534 11,332 37,448 24,278 13,170
7,064 2,096 4,968 6,738 6,640
98 90,336 75,440 14,896
42,248 38,774 3,474 23,244 22,810
434 19,154 17,870 1,284
26,492 24,254 2,238 33,884 20,920 12,964
8,768 8,650 ll8
29,490 23,140 6,350
44,886 43,108 1,778
71,444 63,400 8,044 31,092 30,496
596 21,574 10,322 ll.252
3,501- 4,000 B=
,125,184 - - ,001,222 123,962
20.744' 14,644 6,100
2,088 1,464 624
9,410 8,166 1,244
10,686 8,078 2,608
103.186 94,744 8,442
8,922 8,706 216
14,584 13,888
696
2,994 2,616 378
3,948 1,574 2,374
30,196 23,354 6,242 25,058 18.352 6,706
3,742 I, 412 2,330 4,480 4,402
78 63,428 56,516 6,912
31,770 30,058 1,712
19,178 178
14,450 U.868
582
19,356
19,288 18,232 1,056 21,474 15,014 6,460
6,544 6,470
74 19,336 16,440 2,896
30,870 30,ll8
752
53,982 50,llZ 3.870 26,662 26,304
358
14,934 7,946 6,988
4,001- 4,500 grams
309,810
280,440 29,370
6,232 4,166 2,066
546 354 192
2,472 2,210 262
3,260 2,410 850
27,804 26,074 1,730
1,822 1,784
38 3,744 3,594 150
782 716 66 914 428 486
7,928 6,512 1,416 6,886 5,216 1,670
756 320 436
1,116 1,094
22 18,302 16,930 1,372
9,436 9,070 366
6,336 6,290
46 4,074 3,944 130
5,480 5,252 228
5,686 4,200 1,486
1,796 1,770
26 4,656 4,130 526
7,836 146
16,242 15,478
764 8,400 8,276 124
4,502 2.394 2 ,108
7,982
4,501- 5,000 g-.
56,602
49,760 6,842
1,458 820 638
128 86 42 414 364 50
706 478 228
4,622 4,348 274
268 262 6
570 546 24
138 130 8
11z 44 68
1,530 1,186 344
1,666 912 754
104 54 50 188 184 4
3,108 246
\
1,722 1,676
46
1,176 6
762 742 20
3,354
1,182
1,110 1,084
26
686 332
296 296
858 744 114
1,400 1,384
16
3,166 3,016 150
1,624 1,604
20
438 622
1.018
1,060
5,001 e- rmfe _e
'I ,176
6,178
- - 938
146 72 74
ia 6 4
52
4
108 EC 46
5cc 462
58
34 34
70 6E 4
14 12 2 26 16 1c
154 10E 48 208 13C
4.5
7.5
12
12 l e 1E
414 39c 24
204 194 1c
17E 2
102
4
1EC E4 6
134 92 42
42 42
126 104 22
180 178 2
376 362 14 224 218 6
160 EO 100
lac
sa
%Tot stated -
14.452
io,34a 4,104
E59 i90 368
llG 10
10E 220 78 142
1,102 746 356
328 274 54
58 54 4
le0 112
8
36 22 14 l50 24 126
66 24 32
C5C
374
8
282
2 6
llC ll2 4
108 88 20
406 344
E2 185 180 8 30 28 2
130 l l U 20 162 94 E8
454 140 14 96 66 30
1,&2 988 64 370 338 32 192 182 10
174 E4 110
See footnote at end of table.
SECTION 2 - NATALITY
27,132 24,750 2,382 4,436 4,094
342
9,306 246
1,758 1,596
162
9,552
3.852 3,834
18 34,768 31,632 3,136
6,086 5,522
564 87,090
8,036
27,672
6,720
4,790 4,624
166
62,718 58,750 3,968
14,180 12,566 1,614
ll,014 10,744
270 . 64,752 60,764 3,988
4,784 4,664
120
14,568 9,532 5,036
5,308 4,920 388
21,356 18,068 3,288
64,766
6,972
6,754 6,648
106
2,506 6
24,038 19,376 4,662
17,312 786
10,078 9,750
326 29,018 28,276
742
1,974 1,932
42
79,054
20,952
57,794
2,512
18,098
2- 15
29,942 26.590 3,352
362,520 93,314 49,2m
u1,880 76,850 35,030
16,566 15,886
680
229,920 205,578 24,342 51,052 4 3 , m 7,234
37,538 36,248 1,290
240,270 214,614 25,656
18,370 17,618
752
59,930 34,728 25,202
17,642 15,270 1,372
64,020
246,444 209,294 37,150
26,466 25,846
620
9,386 9,368
18
82,248
18,228
97,054 73,158 23,896 65,056 61,238 3,818
39,034 37,104 1,930
98,394 94,540 3,854
8,560 8,254
306
Table 2-8. Live Births by Birth Weight and Color,:United States and Each State, 1961 .-Continued
,
(By place of residence. Data refer only to births occurring withm the United States. Based on a 50-percent sampIe)
AREA AND COLOR
13,914 13,854
135,380 116,692 18,688
542 386 156 84 68 16
170 154
16 54 44 10
74 74
736 504 232
138 Lm 20
2,140 1,440
700
644 348 296
62 58 4
994 330 196 134 62
172 164
8
1,446 1,030
416
e4 80 4
318 164 154
74 66 8
392 260 132
920 324
82 82
62 60 2
502 316 186 312 274 38
226 200 26
496 454 42
54 50 4
1.324
1,244
1,001- 1,500 g-
596 440 156 104 94 10
200 188 1 2
54 52
2
92 92
858 582 276
236 202 34
2,332 1,658
674
852 486 366
80 76 I
1,370
330 286 222 64
190 180 10
1,502 1,162
340
90 86 4
400 186 214
106 e4 22
576 358 218
1,554 1,162
392
122 116
6
56 56
686 390 296 332 300 32
270 254 16 558 500 58 58 52
6
1,040
lEquivnlente o r the gram weights in t e r n of pounds ana ounces are as foollovs:
1,501- 2,000 w=m
1,260 932 328 216 196
20
452 426
26 180 144
36
212 212
1,924 1,424
500
506 442 64
5,618 4,206
2,078
940
194 186
8
1,412
1,338
3,252 2,544
708 610 474 136
458 440 18
3,396 2,578 83.8
250 228 22
984 422 562
196 158
28
1,332 850 482
3,564 2,636
928
264 254 10
130 130
1,554 968 586
800 704 96
654 608 46
1,138 1,036
102
128 124
4
2,001- 2,500 g=
4,69E 3,49E 1,20[
86C 81C 5(
1.59( 1,464
12t 5% 47E 8(
594 594
7,122
1,732
1,87€ 23E
20,564 15,942 4,622
6,598 3,694 2,901
5,39(
2,llE
664 632
3 2
11,39€ 9,088 2,312 2,344 1,892
4 5 2
1,51c 1,43C
8C 11,921
9,541 2,38C
972 918 54
1,634 1,944
704 660 44
4,576 2,968 1,606
12,750 9,644 3,106
1,276 1,240
36 468 466
2
5,440 3,530 1,910 2,982 2,686
296
2,246 2,062
l e 4
4,190 3,850
640
496 474
22
3,578
-
2,501- 3,000 gmms
16,88[ 13,42( 3,46(
3,362 3,102
26(
5,642
414
1,544 264
5.22f
1,8M
2,57E 2,562
14 26,30E 21,242 5,06E
6.4%
76,612 63,20( 13,412
13,81€ 8,472
2,752 2,624
128 41,824 35,164 6,66C 8,87C 7,422 1,448
6,128 5,842
284
43,79c 36,61E 7,172
7,312
8 5 8
22,29C
3,608 3,394
212
12,094 6,024 6,070
2,67C 2,480
190
15,868 ll ,132
4,736 46,226 37,030
9,196
4,972 4,802
170 1,686 1,686
19,494 13,746 5,748
ll,326 10,442
884
7,560 7,022
538 15.570 14,720
850
1,938 1,836
102 -
3,001- 3,500 g=
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6,92C 6,622
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94,298 80,694 13,604
10,598 10,358
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25,144 23,656 1,488
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712 36,252 34,784 1,468
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770 4,124 3,638
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1,708 1,570
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2,860 62
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=8 lb. 10 OZ. - 7 lb. 11 02. = 7 lb. 12 02. - 8 lb. 13 0%. -8 lb. 14 02. - 9 lb. 14 02. -9 lb. 15 02. - ll lb. 0 OZ,
2-1 6 SECTION 2 - NATALITY
Table.2-9. Live Births by Month,: Age of Mother, ‘Live-Birth Order, and Color: United States, 1961
(Data refer only to births occurring within the United States. Based on a 50-percent sample. Live-birth order refers to number of children born alive to motha. Births whlch occurred in Massachusetts a r e included in the “Not stated” classification for birth order because this State did not require reporting of the item. Fignresfor age of mothor not stated a r e distributed) .
4,268,326 353,286 327,502 360,322 335,120 342,404 341,990 41 7,46211 6281 5661 6721 6M( 5741 540
601,720 49,912 45,838 50,7L6 47,240 48,626 48,474 1,445.054 l17.280 108.744 120.032 l13.140 llS.682 l17.344
355;750 30;670 28;072 30;638 27;548 28;300 27;298 94,ll4 8,046 7,416 8,086 7,404 7,232 7,222 5,11811 138 4g/ ‘$1 4El 41;
3,600,864 294,620 275,372 304,816 285,834 291,672 289,882
2,808 256 198 256 222 210 210 -I 471.706 38.292 35.416 39.758 37.488 38.762 38.456 1,;g:;3211 98;9981 75,830 92;2761 71,440 102;7681 79,192 97;4941 74,210 99;7861100;790 75,478 74.908
577.994 48,306 45,482 49,458 46,090 46,664 45,742 301.866 25.784 23.948 26.044 23.628 24.176 23.252
667,462 58,666 52,130 55,506 49,286 50,732 52,108
372 368 416 382 3- 330 130,014 l l ,620 10,422 10,958 9,752 9.864 10.018 210,622 18,282 16,468 17,314 15,646 15,896 16,554 154,022 13,294 l l ,764 12,608 l l J 8 0 l l ,844 12,176
99,270 8,898 7,750 8,420 7,270 7,558 7,864 53,884 4,886 4,124 4,594 3,920 4,124 4,046 14,138 1,258 1,150 1,120 1,080 984 1,042
52 70 68 54 88 76 4 14 8 2 10 2
1,099,688 88,912 83,146 92,796 87,784 89,382 89,734
7,076 598 542 636 570 546 514
478.658 37,592 35.382 40,118 37,906 38,834 39,656 135,720 ll,052 10,266 ll.372 ll,030 ll,050 ll,042 46,750 3,950 3,896 3,910 3,762 3,804 3.772 18,398 1,542 1,470 1,606 1,514 1,506 1,458 4,222 350 330 336 312 354 364
W6 6 32 10 22 20 20
408,640 33,822 31,226 34,808 32.616 33.266 32,908
z/ 76,132 71,454
2 -
954,754
2 -
4,380 356 346 390 352 344 310 74,854 6,814 6,248 6,460 5,656 5,566 5,560 45,476 3.820 3.484 3.694 3,348 3,436 3,478 13,052 1,130 1.004 1,056 956 1,054 1.060
4.806 466 378 418 336 364 328 1,936 170 184 170 138 150 134
404 22 42 34 28 36 - 22 22 2 4 2 2 4 4 4 2 2
1,002,556 82,576 76,820 84,560 79,676 81,820 81,272 I,,, 16 u,900 38,644 20,318
7,984 3,064
622 28 -
16 10,656 35,920 18.912
7,704 2,986
608 18
22
39,410 21,298
8,318 3,188
576 24
q 7 2 4 24
10,626 37,550 20,380 7,688 2,770
604 30 4
26 l8 l l ,152 l l ,426 38,272 38,014 20,928 20,456 7.878 7,876 2,968 2,888
566 ’ 580 30 12 - 2
- July
373,522 - - 672
53,732 !28.332 93,928 58,232 30,416 7,768
432 10
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42,176 .08,756 79.948 49.326 25,606 6,498
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438 ll,556 19,576
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650 35,994 43,426 I 4 8 6 6 3.960
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84,952
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284 16
12,838 - 422
6,436 4,268 .1,104
410 162 36
87,898 - 14
12.924 41.704
8.268 3,074
602 18
21,294
385,484 - - 672
54,586 31,892 97.302 60,622 31,596
486 10
i23,968
256 42,800 12.426 83,036 51,396 26,638 6,992
416 8
61.516
416 q 7 8 6 19,466 14,266
9,226
1.326 70 2
-
-
4,958
99,668
632 37.102 43,680 12,156 4,144 1.572 358 22 2
86,468
244 30,372 39.448 10,996
3,666 1,404
314 22
2
13,200
388 6,730 4,232 1,160
478 168 44
-
-
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12,828 42,886 2l.Sffi
- 28
8,452 3,270
682 30
2
577,62€
72c
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8.698
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36.50C 43,lZE ll.958 3,998 1,724
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29,806 38.866 10,756
3,532 1,538
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466 186 34
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94,214 58,536 50.982 8.228
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3,590 1,416
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392 178 26
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648 30
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546,556 - - E32
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87,612
28,700 7,964
424 6
292.272
232 37,704
100,328 75,172 47,374 24,320 6,730
346 c
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400 10,592 17,100 12,440
4,590 1,174
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88.206 - E10
3Z,SE8 38,298
3,896 1,404
384 8
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76,488
220 26,288 34,678 10,130
3,498 1,254
352 8
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390 6,080 3,620 1,048
398 150 32
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10 l l .620
19,722
- 38,828
7,564 2,883
592 22
- - &a. - 154,338
530
- - 49,632
LCO,OB~ 09,406 56,024 29,9ca 8,216
414 14
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190 30,760
102,400 7G.456 47,904 25,330 C,Y72 Si20 li:
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544 33,678 38,54E l l , O M 3,676 1,450
360 ia
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180 27,338 34,EEE
3.304 1,304
320 14
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12.288
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372 146
4
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?2 l l ,674 33,566 i9,m
7,762 2,804
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628 24
1
SECTION 2 - NATALITY 2,17
Table,2-,9. Live Births by Month, ,Age of Mother, Live-Birth Order; and Color; United States, 1961 -Con.
60;768 46,004 25,784 6,846
398 10
151,430
(See headnote at begmning of table)
63;240 48,026 26,754 7,278
434 6
158,940
- 61;880 46,928 26,614 7,204
396 6
56,434
4 2,900
34,532 51,004 39,416 22,204 6,044
326 4
35,266
124,388 10,854
I" 54,232 4,646 20,578 8,514 3,374
592 26
61;066 56;652 58;516 46,464 44,034 44,586 26,216 24,414 25,624 7,202 6,988 7,220
342 394 372 8 6 14
154,732 144,678 149,436
8 6 2 2,892 2,760 2,774
33,810 31,340 32,830 50,424 46,906 48,462 39,ll6 36,986 37,554 22,132 20,452 21,402 6,060 5,900 6,076
286 322 324 4 6 12
34,170 32.432 33,212
?,166,082 AL 181,798
67,252 - . 7,840 31,656 17,432
7,034 2,708
566 16
9,569
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670 278 42 2
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37,442 54,026 41,632 23,616 6,478
362 16
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6,702 3,662 1,066
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- Mar.
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536 24
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19,598
10,194
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1,700 702 27 2 40
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4,448
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40,554 59,130 45,650 25,844 7,174
400 16
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49,878 - 6
2,700 31,382 49,278 38,350 21,692 6,128
334 8
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8 1,484 9,172
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1,046 66 8
9,852
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564 28 4
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June
-
71,446
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546 12 2
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720 290 34
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L70,984
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39,674 55,586 41,958 22,952 6,278
382 6
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L39,598 - 4
2,664 30,774 46,078 35,142 19,330 5,292
310 4
31,386
4 1,476 8,900 9,508 6,816 3,622
986 72 2
T 76,536 78,560
12
43.202 45.326 4 , d I 4,656
Sept. 1 Oct. 1 Nov. 1 Dec. ,
76,596 75,900 71.106 71,956
6 10 6 8 9,310 9,094 8,656 8,658
36,902 36,162 34,310 34,904 19,630 19.714 18,076 18,D 7,208 7,390 6,890 7,046 2,936 2,914 2,614 2,624
574 588 538 576 28 28 16 22 2
10,954 10,708 10,154 10,506
22 24 4 24 3,160 3,222 2,964 3,016 4,842 4,640 4,518 4,662 1,852 1,802 1,546 1,764
720 700 674 716 288 258 268 270 68 60 54 52 2 2 6 2
.91,700 188,902 177,110 182,648
8 1,568 9,660
10,876 7,512 4,410 1,160
70 2
6 1,610 9,278
10,642 7,348 4,084 1,142
56 4
6 1,548 8,962 9,746 7,048 3,962 1,088
72
2 1,566 9,142
10,054 7,032 4,222 1,144
4% 2
2-1 8 ' SECTION 2 - NATALITY
Table 2-1O.j'Live Births by Age of Mother, Live-Birth Order, Sex of Child, Color, and Nativity of White Mother:'United States, 1961
(Data refer only to T i s occurring within the United States. Based on a 50-percent sample. Live-birth order refer6 to number of children horn alive tomother. Birthswhichoc- iification for birth order because this State did not require reporting of the item. Figures for age of mother not curred in Massachusetts are included in the"Not stated"
stated and nativity of white mother not stated are distribu . . . .
m - B I R T H OHDW
- 1 4 5 6 7 8 and over Not stated 3
789,85
11 33,751
273,93 267,901 142,751 58,901 12,W
511 21
403,411
I 17,04:
139,791 136,961 7 3 , B 3404: 6,E'
2R 11
386,434
E 16,714 134,136 130,94E
69,616 28,866 5,89C
246 1 C
687,562
6 20,512
226,48C 243,366 131,448 54,164 U,09C
484 12
351,866
4 10,408
124,562 67,392 27,606 5,726
254 4
335,696
2 10,104
U0,570 U8,804
64,056 26,558 5,364
230 8
658,902
4
220,464 233,456 123,892
50,158 10,284
446 10
L25,910
20,188
337,284
2 10,262
U9,520 63,508
Uz,902
25,528 5,324
234 4
4,268,32 1,099,6f 515,25
6,16 119,09 184,J.S 129,89t
61,451 13,921
551 11
262J.3:
3,191 60,581 93,941 66,091 30,95: 7,031
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2,964 58,504 90,226 63,806 30,504 6,884
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1,296 42,384 77,354 57,598 27,710 6,338
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84,396 153,190 322,364 52,584 12,048
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43,028 78,440 57,202 26,554 6,072
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72 10
108,734
44 9,578
38,308 30,802 20,980 Uj262 3,016 142
8
55,808
544;642 282,120
75,038 4,012
74
1,768,960
1,492 239,486 613,378 451,676
143.638' 278,754
22 4,980
1CJB54 15,870 10,786 5,756 1,534
74 2
38;448 2,070
38
SECTION 2 - NATALITY
Table2-10. Live Births by Age of Mother, Live-Bkfh Order, ,Sex of Child,' Color, and Nativity of White Mother: United States, 1961n-c~n,
. 2-19
441,206
1,224 158,726 200,436 54,120 17,964
6,956 1,638
80 2
41,798
34 5,568 1L1,160 10,984 4,778 1,906
346 22
21,606
1 8 2,916 9,414 5,556 2,498 I, 028
162 14
20,192
16 2,652 8,746 5,488 2,280
878 184
8
144,934
Total
:
1,675,99t
4,380 74,854 45,476 13,052 4,806 1,936
404 22 4
73,992
2,224 38,114 23,146 6,848 2,448
992 204 1 4
2
70,942
1,271 224,291 578,3U 429,182 265,882 138,501
36,57C 1,941
210 36,860 54,232 20,578 8,514 3,374
592 26 2
63,012
u 4 18,664 21,492 10,402
1,664 322 16
4,338
61,376
3f
155,906
7,928 42,74c 46,82E 33,352
4,958
44
19,746
30C 1 2
79,834
2C 4,nc 21,846 23,772 17,194 10,236
2,500 150
6
76,072
24 3,818
20,894 23,054 16,lSB
2,458 9,510
150 6
667,462
2,156 36,740 22,330 6,208 2,358
944 200
a
4,654 130,014 220,622 154,022 99,270 53,884 14,138
806 52
337,480
2,364 65.960
96 18,196 26,740 10,176
1,710 270
4,176
10
106;614 77,954 50,olo 27,114 6,980
394 30
329,982
2,220 64,054
104,008 76,068 49,260 26,710
4l2 22
7,158
(see headnote at beginning of table)
LIVE-BIRTB ORDER
406,750
24 49,602
196,650 104,048 38,872 14,552 2,882
118 2
40,782
6 1,720
W,800 13,856
7,450 3,278
640 32
20,786
864 7 , 002 7,042 5,748 1,782 330
8
19,996
6 856
6,798 6 ~ C l 4 3,702 1,486
310 24
124,388
21 2
3
321,618
2
107,562
60,384
4,960 2lP
9,928
U3,938
24,63a
6
28,660
2 324
6,016 9,910 7,556 4,006
806 38 2
14,582
2 146
3,008 5,042 3,884 2,078
402 20
14,078
178 3,008 4,868 3,672 1,928
4op 18
2
102.290
10 13,244 47,452 24,542 11,302 4,744
954 34 8
51,552
4 6,634
23,886 12,398
2,436 428 18 6
50,738
6
5,742
2
4
204,750
1,268 41,368 74,750 55,162 26,03C 5,976
192 4
16,462
64 2,072 5,164 5,038 3,302
780 42
8,316
8,146
28 1,016
2,436
362 20
2,604
1,680
81,030
3,406 32,622 25,804 12,496 5,570 1,092
38 2
40,808
1,738 16,502 12,940
6,286 2,776
546 18
2
40,222
1,668 16,120 12,864
6, 210 2,794
546 20
5
u3,098
148 12,070 38,580 36,126 20,798 5,124 250
2
8,898
8 640
2,478 2,904 2,212
626 30
4,518
8 352
1,248 1,490 1,084
322 1 4
4,380
288 1,230 1,414
304 16
1,128
60,780
528 17,500 23,586 12,428 5,632 1,064
42
30,432
242 8,718
I4866 6,164 2,896
522 24
30,348
288
11,720 6,264
542 18
8,782
2,736
6
60,392
22 3, 088
17,176 21,568 14,314 4,008
208 8
4,922
2 186
1,258 1,632 1,422
394 28
2,568
2 U O 660 838 738 208 12
2,354
76 598 794 684 186 16
46,098
94 7 , 710
19,248 12,166
1,276 60 6
23,190
5,538
42 3,970 9,730 6,060 2,682
680 22 4
22,908
52 3,740 9,518 6,106 2,856
596 38 2
7
32,614
2 784
7,258 12,088
9,238 3,070
172 2
2,910
48 632
948 'I 264
18
1,000
1,524
28 322 542 498 128
6
1,386
20 310 458 450 136 12
33,332
24 2,744
12,712 11,122 5,420 1,256
52 2
17,010
6 1,396 6,532 5,628
580 24
2,844
16,322
18 1,348 6,180 5,494 2,576
676 28 2
42,744
248 4,382
13,530 16,508
7,430 642
4
4,510
36 424
1,430 1,752
788 78 2
2,310
16 218 754 898 376 46 2
2,200
20 206 676 854 412 32
69,174
12 1,142
13,106 25,668 21,274
532 28
34,142
7,412
4 614
12,966 10,680 3,652
258 16
8,552
34,432
8 528
6,554 12,702 10,594
3,760 274 12
Not stated
52,826
22 4,598
16,048 14,932 10,194 5,476 1,482
68 6
6,964
2 242
1,782
1,564 920 314 12 8
2,120
3,624
138 860
1,124 838 498 154
8 4
3,340
2 104 922 996 726 422 160
4 4
5,436
54 992
- 1,744 1,394
768' 396 88
2,742
22 516 890 686 378 204 46
2,694
32 476
708 390 192
42
'e54
2-2 0 SECTION 2 - NATALITY.
2
18.462
4 3,864 8,660 3,864 1,456
510 96 4 4
13,420
2,036 6,424 3,232 1.212
Table 2-11. Live Births by Age of Mother, Live-Birth Order, Color, and Nativity of White Mother: Each State, 1961 - . -. -. -
(By place of residence. Data refer only to births occurring within the United States. Based on a 50-percent sample. Live-birth order refers to number of children born alive to mother. Figures for age of mother not stated and nativity of white mother not stated are distributed)
3
13,658
93c 5,516 4,wc 2,038
772 1%
1 2
9,538
358 3,366 3,334 1.68C
50,130 I I 15,548
426 82 4 4
13,290
650 140
8
9,454
4,624 2,750
7,564 1,756
792 568 2,588 770 2,032 266 1,312 110
632 30 184 20
5,090 1,360
74 9,128
17,838 11,704 6,790 3,530
988 74 4
470
26 162 134 86 48 12
2
30.090
4 4 566 416
1,852 590 1,350 230
800 88 410 26 104 6
4
4,758 1,290
4 4
74 6,664 6,530 1,608
468 160 44
122
16 56 36 6 6
2
6.424
2,026 6,364 3,198 1,192
420 82 4 4
130
358 3.334 3,312 1,658
646 138
8
e4
10 60 34 20 6
34 22 22
4 2
5,042 4,120
548 1,770 1,248
722 368 94 4
1,136 988
402 568 a 4 74 22 6
122 568 278 U 6 40 12
18 430 304 152
76 8
4
122 568 278 U 6 40 12
8,951
18 430 304 152
76 8
198 2,676 3,038 1,926
912 194
8
5,576
56 1,192 1,97C 1,494
702 154
8
5,514
:I
56 1,180 1,948 1,476
692 154
8
62
1 2 22 le 1c
3,376
142 1,484 1,066
432 210 4c
1,010
1 2 268 402 2c€ 96 24
730
6 158 288 170 84 24
670
6 150 264 156
74 20
5
5,576
32 1,052 2,060 1,458
778 184 12
2,930
4 308 968 940 556 144 10
2,894
4 308 958 926 550 138 10
36
10 14 6 6
2,646
28 744
518 222 40
2
1,092
570
2 76
242 150 82 14 4
354
34 132 106 66 14 2
334
34 124
98 64 12 2
6
3.688
8 410
1,416 1,126
566 160
2
60 4lt l 446 330 98 2
1,340
60 416 444 320 98 2
14
2 2 lo
2,334
8 350 998 680 236 62
388
24 140 w 46 22 2
174
6 46 70 38 14
166
6 42 68 36 14
7
2.540
2 132 752 948 536 162
a
832
36 164 292 246 94
824
36 160 292 242 94
8
4
4
1,708
2 96
588 656 290 68 8
248
10 84
102 34 16 2
90
2 16 38 20 12 2
82
2 12 34 20 12 2
. -
I and over
5,612
2 68
706 1,912 2,012 840 72
1,218
4 98
332 498 244 42
1,2OE
4 96
328 486 240 42
12
2 4 2 4
4,394
2 , 6 i
608 1,580 1,514
59E 30
578
4 DO
214 19C
72 12
86
2 8
24 42 10
80
2 8
24 36 10
lot atated
32 38 20 10 8
62
20 22 10 ti 4
ED
e0 22 8 E 4
a
2
46
12 1C 10
4 4
la
I.
70
14 22 16 14 4
396
152 l80 36 22 4 2
9,016
38 3,800 3.786
940 298 132 16 6
8,040
2
98
4 40 24 20 8 2
35(
46 192 78 28 4 2
8,122
2 1,380 4,126 1,762
586 222 42 2
7,248
8
4 2 2
214
8
4 4
158
20 3,356 3,398
854 272 120 14 6
7,616
1,184 3,650 1,610
552 210 40 2
6,818
20 3,262 3,200
772 234 l l 2 10
1,156 3,462 1,476
500 184 38
6
424
94
82 38 8 4
198
976
2
430
28
w 4 52 26 2
1.98
874
4
ll6
8
6
76
18 444 388 86 26 12 2
2 196 476 152 34 12 2
6,084 4,104
792 238 102 22
2,158 4,648 1,636
614 208 34
SECTION 2 - NATALITY 2-2 1
Table 2-11. Live Births by Age of Mother, Live-Birth Order, Color, and Nativity of White Mother: Each State, 1961-Continued
(By place of reeidence. Data refer only to births ccurring within the United States. Based on a 50-percent sample. Live-birth order refers to number of children born alive to f mother not stated and nativity of white mother not stated are dmtributed) mother. 1 pres for a
wtal LIVE-BIRTH 0-
3 5
2C
8 8 2 2
216
4
60
8 24 14 1 0 4
280
9 and over Not stated
NASXA-Continued !4lU%l-ContInued
332 62
12 22 16 10 2
362
6
6
492 6
18 82
102 78 42 10
2.474
20 180 108 42 10 2
6.914
18 94 II i 2 72 19P
12 i,"
2.190
226 736 682 512 222 80 16
36,906
40 5,624
12,722 9,142 5.604 2,894
806 68 6
6 ll0 114
38 12
4,634
52 1,320 1,704
998 442 116
2
3,964
2 42 ll0 44 16
2
2,942
10 480
1,146 838 368
92 8
2,406
64 14
1,816 1,206
300
10
1,350 802
120 20 456 200
366 2,748 2,250 1,028
410 108
4
6,140
2 24
306 764 762 294 32 6
1,244
1 4 16 18 10 2 . 6
44 31,238
20 4,888
10,950 7,714 4,584 2,382
650 48 2
36 1,038 1,484
894 398 l l 2
2
3,674
32 970
1,388 826 356 100
2
290
4 68 96 68 42 12
670
8 334 900 730 342 84 8
2,208
8 304 830 678 306 74 8
190
30 70 52 36 10
536
2 12
14 14 6 2 2 6
36
288 2,364
952 396 104
4
2,032
5,712
172 406 460 176 14 2
1,110
2 12
160 354 418 152 10 2
134
12 52 42 24 4
946
466 310 210
1,234 - 1 72; 29,134
20 4,744
10,332 7,062 4,206 2,154
572
272 2,240 1,858
894 358 92 4
428
16 124 180 58 38 12
774
12 12 2 2 2 6
226 52 48
42 2
2,104 a
2 2 4
22
2 12 8
62
6
144 618 652 378 228 78 6
5,668
50 24 26
2
466 - I 4,
20 736
1,772 1,428 1,020
512 156
20
78 384 218
~
12 w 358 302 ll8 18 4
16 282 22@ 104 44 4
4,254
126 1,388 1,364
832 428 l l 2
4
2 146 246 108 26 8
2,656
3.8 648 944 632 308 104
2
76 14 4
4
40,944
160
ll,490 + 6,65'4 1,862 1,302 3,356
8,942 14,124
8,308 5,288 3,122
942 56
536 2,880 1,958
874 332 72 2
16 26 8 2
76 1 440 428
292 280
52 522
1,126 1,168
452 36
4 76
7: I 2 2
2-2 2 SECTION 2 - NATALITY
2 68
280 280 194 56 6
6
6
970
Table 2-11. Live Births by Age of Mother, Live-Birth Order, Color, and Nativity of White Mother: Each State, 1961 -Continued
14 128 164 142 50
2
4
4
798
(Q place of residence. Data refer only to births occurringwithin the United States. Based on a 50-percent sample. Live-birth order refers to number of children horn alive to f mother not stated and nativity of white mother not stated are distributed)
2,276
102 1,482
532 106
28 20 6
107,568
510 39,644 44,818 14,696 5,314 2,080
478 28
97,OoS
mother. 1
10 814 776 156
70 22 8
97,054
12 13,628 45,362 23,838 9,606 3,850
724 34
86,900
ures for q
mtal 3 4 5 lot stated
ARWWSAS-Continued
51yl/ 434 5,160
244 2,098 1,664
778 306 68 2
5,116
244 2,078 1,644
778 302 68 2
44
1,568
8 266 512 458 234 88 2
1,556
28,792
42 6,238
10,716 5,872 3,432 1,886
568 36 2
28,582
3,040
30 802
1,038 694 370 104
2
3,014
25
8 16
2 2
28
8 16
2 2
1,344 3,872 1,480
544 186 26
7,398
1,338
1,468 532 184 24
3,852
54
6 20 12 12 2 2
1.856
8 82
298 366 160 20
928
8
296 362 160
20
a2
6
2 4
2.422
42 4,602 3,572
686 210 82 16 2 2
9,156
42 4,588 3,542
676 206 82 16 2 2
58
14 30 10 4
14 128 168 142 50
2
500
200
886
42 6,W8
10,636
3,402 1,868
564 36
5,814
30 794
1,026 690 368 104
2
26
8 264 508 454 234 86 2
12
2 4 4
2
1.088
2
210
34
20 20
4
8 12 4 2
20 80 58 30
4 i a
12.152 1.494 1.214
118 292 782 294 96 26 4
10 382 432 174
74 16
6 8
10 6
4
96 586 326 138 58
8 2
46,470
802 292 16
13,402 25,236 96 381,606 74,752
524 56,996
132,404 96,344
30,ffiZ 7,168
334 10
337.686
57,774
2 3,094
26,584 24,748 13,382 5,748 1,126
66 2
67.168
530 10,636 16,730 ll,696 5,584 1,248
46
72 3,524 8,678 7,510 4,408
998 44 2
21.592
14 14 38 14 14 2
40.846 I2
324 50,196
118,498 84,930 50,718 26,394 6,316
302 8
308,296
4 ll,608 41,368 21,328 8,490 3,418
652 32
79,310
4 11,202 38,708 18,830 7,200 2,802
542 22
7,590
406 2,660 2,498 1,290
616 110 10
2,406 23,738 22,608 12,144 5,200 1,014
58
61,764
54
2,346 2,720
68 2
6,152
1.020
1,048
48 876
2,020 2,310
844 52 2
1,106
6 144 326 410 204 16
1 2 10 32 4 12 z
68
12
30 4 12 2
e
4
2 2
320 35,774 40,942 12,990 4,656 1,858
438 28
88,512
312 34,462 37,352 10,834 3,684 1,494
352 22 I -
8,494
8 1,312 3,590 2,156
972 364 86 6
346
14,932 10,538 5,016 1,124
42
8,848 46
2,646 7,346 6,674 3,954
886 38 2
19,768
4 714
3,314 3,694 2,626
676 24 4
9,968
4 656
2,972 3,330 2,372
610 20 4
1,088
58 342 364 254 66 4
178 1,360 2,172 1,590
476 12
5,108
164 1,186 1,926 1,416
404 12
680
14 174 246 174 72
. -
37,646
316 48,358
U0,176 76,060 44,724 23,000 5,410
244 8
29,390
8 1,838
8,870 8,322
5,994 3,394
906 58
2,318 22,400 20,732 10,852 4,522
890 50
5,404
318 8,378
13,804 9,620 4,502
992 32
3,200
28 470
918 514 132 10
1,128
42 2,462 6,796 6,088 3,570
774 34 2
1,824
4 184 550 586 384 112
4
88 1,338 1,876
678 124
8
1,292
- I
SECTION 2 - NATALITY 2-2 3
Table 2-11. Live Births by Age of Mother, Live-Birth Order, Color, and Nativity of White Mother: Each State, 1961 -Continued
1,414
18 196 490 494 204 12
1,336
16 182 452 476
12 198
1,318
(By place of residence. Data refer only to birth
22
2 2
10 2 6
12
2 2 4 2 2
12
ccurring witbin the United States. Based on a 50-percent sample. Lwe-birth order refers to number of children born alive to
16 182 442 472 194
1 2
I mother not stated and nativity of white mother not stated are distributed)
LIVE-BDfXi ORDER
2 2 4 2 2
mother. w e s for a
Total 4 5 7 2
10,15'
2,021 3,991 2,51( 1 , l l t
f
43: 7:
11,072
1,48i 5,60t 2,67E
94E 294 54
E
10,668
1,396 5,44c 2,582
91c 28C 5E 8
10,38C
1,378 5,332 2,486
862 266 48 8
288
18 108 96 48 14 4
404
3
7,586
68t
2,14( 1,23L
54f 11:
t
2,&t
8,862
334 3,29( 2,944 1,562
59E 13C
f
8,528
304 3,WC 2,834 1,516
58C 124 6
8,274
302 3,112 2,754 1,430
550 120 6
252
2 48 80 88 30 4
336
1
10,56i
19( 3,87( 3,87t 1,7M
65t 222 4(
12,12(
6
3,644 -- 43,szc 5,626
181 1,786 1,79f
56t 121
4
1, l5 t
5,54(
5E 1,36€ 2,mE 1,30E
594 1 5 4
4
5,331
44 1,32C 1,97C 1,252
59c 152
4
5,198
44 1,296 1,928 1,220
562 144
4
134
24 42 32 28 8
208
2,34t
1( 38t 82t 63t 4m 8(
1,7E
1,466 2,516
568 902 10 744 240 10
26 878
1,332 836 454 l l 2 6
2,942
82 526 500 284 72 2
968
32 2
44,652
36 6,568
11,226 6.546
16,108 28 276 342 230 82 10
918
3E 4,68f 5,27( 1,431
496 174
28
11,734
31 4,494 5,158 1,376
48C 16E
26
ll,424
32 4,464 5,008 1,294 446 158
22
310
30 150 82 34 10 4
386
6 388
1,080 860 474 128 6
2,178
6 356
1,014 814 454 128 6
2,700
6 350 996 780 438 124
6
78
13t 551 5X 3ac 9€ E
1,59E
2 l l E 506 506
92 6
37a
1,566
2 l l 6 502 492 358 90 6
32
4 14 12 2
114
3;242 874 52
42,902
32 6,248
15,596 10,724 6,260
852 52
3,138
28 256 326 218 80 10
900
28 250 318 216 78 10
18
6 8 2 2
50
41,772
32 6,198
15,260 10,396
3,022 820 52
5,992
1,130
50 336 328 268 116 32
1,750
6 18 54 16 4
78 I 10 164
4 320 512 502 286 104
22
4 192 112 56 16 6
14,622
86 168
96 38 14 2
14,804
30 130 110 44 16 6
11,816
12 46 88 56 4 2
7,488
32 66 46 20
3,790
20 16 12
2
998
I8 41 4 6 22 46 32 10 4
1,952
2 94
478 738 sa9 140 12
1,664
46 348 660 468 130 12
57,120
24 4,682
17,814 16,354 10,940 5,778 1,460
68
52.846
384 1,094 1,176
904 220 12
3,376
26 216 356 306 88 6
836
24 3,326 7,178 2,644
938 410 98 4
13,776
12 3,006 6,824 2,536
914 388
92 4
1,066 5,984 4,656 2,062 862 166 8
13,842
880 5,516 4,486 1,974 814 164
8
204 2,872 4 ~ 386 2,868 1,216
260 10
11,020
116 2,512 4,186 2,766 1,174 256 10
24 1,034 2,558 2,364 1,176
322 10
6,936
8 808
2,364
1,146 320 10
2,280
12 4,070
16,218 15,288 10,330 5,444 1.416
68
266 948
1,084 850 216 12
12 150 298 286 84 6
82 232 256 U 6
2-2 4 SECTION 2 - NATALITY
Table 2-11. Live Births by Age of Mother, Live-Birth Order, Color, and Nativity of White Mother: Each State, 1961 -Continued
(By place of residence. Data refer only to births occurring within the United States. Based on a 50-percent sample. Live-birth order refers to number of children born aUve to t mother not stated and nativ% of khite motheriot stated are distributed) mother. ures for a(
lbtal * stated - 1 2 4 3 6 7
798
1 2 146 288 264 82
6
38
4 1C 22
2
162
5 Md Over
EBE
80 230 238 132
E
26
z 2 18
4
244
12,762
856 5,196 4,082 1,772
706 146
4
1,080
24 320 404 202 108
18 4
962
E54 49,016
12 3,908
15,200 14,054
9,574 4,926 1,288
54
3,830
162 1,018 1,234
756 518 128 1 4
4.274
12,594
12 2,874 6,288 2,202
810 330
74 4
1,182
10,246
L22 2,400 3,902
1,056 224
8
2,544
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1
SECTION 2 - NATALITY 2-2 5
Table 2-11. Live Births by Age of Mother, Live-Birth Order, Color, and Nativity of White Mother: Each State, 1961-Continued
(By place of residence. Data refer only to births occurring anthin the United States. Based on a 50-percent sample. Live-birth order refers to number of children born alive to mother. : p r e s for a
Total
If mother not stated and nativity of white mother not stated a r e distributed)
LIVE-BITXB ORDW AREA, M E OF Moaw, COLORI AND RATTVITy OF
WHITEHOllw 2 3
3,221
1
6,321
lo( 2,29: 2,48!
8% 371 151
2:
2,626
5
1,33:
5
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2,261
7
61'
8 and over
842
Not stated
4,82f 40 20,371
l l c 3,69€ 7,16C 4,77€ 2,812 1,43E
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1% 351 24! 121 31
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82 2 2
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9,890 10,822
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284 8
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38
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16 6 6 6
2-2 6 SECTION 2 - NATALITY
Table 2-11. Live Births by Age of Mother, Live-Birth Order, Color, and Nativity of White Mother: Each State, 1961 -Continued
330 3,564 1,642 328 136 62 12 2
28,370
406 13,456 10,718 2,566 836 322 66
20,494
80 8,720 8,608 2,102 670 258 56
20,204
80 8,672 8,476 2,032 638 250 56
290
:curring within the United States. Based on a 50-percent sample. Live-birth order refers to number of children born allve to
22 2,026 2,284 662 236 108 16
23&2
16 5,060 ll,132 5,042 1,850 584 ll8 10
17,544
2,640 8,414 4,320 1,562 494 106 8
17,182
2,624 8.278 4,200 1,496 476 100 8
362
(By place of residence. Data refer only to birth, mother.
48 132 70 32 a
7,876
326 4,736 2,llO 464 166 64 10
4,854
1,386 22
2,154 898 296 78 20
I mother not stated and nativity of white mother not stated are distributed)
16 136 120 66
6 18
6,268
16 2,420 2,718 722 288 90 12 2
4,304
408 1,860 1,256 580 162 38
ures for ai
Fatal.
LIvE-BIFxll ORDER
r t stated - 3 5 6 I
28
8 6 10
2 2
1,758
4 and over
58
2 2 14 24 16
5,546
4,676 778 432
40 120 146 108 18
3,910
176
4 58 54 48 12
3,098
e4
4 20 34 22 4
2,448
1.628 1,490
270 64 690 534 370 462 214 300 74 102 10 28
2 344
1,416
966 500 128
2
1,328
30,806
10 142 278 198 ll2 38
4,602
356 6.626 9,786 7,026 4,092
560 36 2
2,322
100,584
2 790
2,308 946 336 182 38
17,334
180 1.776 1,232 466 208 44 4
UJ24
52 1,026
502 250 40
1,228
6,570
8 492
1,030 6l8 236 62 2
4,420
2 166 756 508 280 46
2,998
180 1,032
606 142 10
2,028
886
26 206 302 268 74 10
882
26 204 300 268 74 10
4
2 2
2,llZ
154 826 726 338 68
396
26 120 148
20 2
eo
92 838
1,290 934 302
28 2
5,872
4 80 940
2,072 1.976 734 66
1,174
2 4
140 304 462 238 24
1,164
2 4
140 300 458 236 24
10
4 4 2
4,698
2 76 800
1,768 1,514 496 42
494
2 92 198 150 44
8
424 20,198 34,314
13,674 7,002 1,872 ll0
22,990
64.368
278 26 2
22 28 16 8 8
1,352 6,706 5.376 2,700 992 202 6
12 * 258
504 4,088 4,326 2,318 840 176 6
ll,990
504 4,006 4,242 2,250 810 172 6
268
82 e4 68 30 4
5,076
3,438 3,842 2,272 1.052 238 4
1,440 2,454 1,688 764 188 10
592 3,722 1,220 698 184 4
1,690
YB 508 562 388 ll2 2
1,672
ll6 504 556 386 108 2
18
2 4 6 Z 4
2,730
6,914 38
2 16 10 6 4
34
2 16 8 4 4
4
3,370
6 398
1,188 1,042 568 158 10
3,306
6 396
1,172 1,018 552 152 10
64
82 n.942 23,170 15,506 8,556 4,130
64 1.m
63,200
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54 1.504 2,510 1,792 852 198 4
6,766
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4,210
22;780 14,964 8,308 4,030
64 1,054
1,168
64 390 342 248 100 24
36,216
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3,200 46
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17,616
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848 2,618 1,050 382 152 26
224 1,934 1,332 480 200 40
20 1,042 1,266 646 196 30
414 1,224 658 310 72 2
708 3,364
102
2,204
14 452 778 590 292 74 4
1,290
1,048 1,162 728 278 46
68 292 220 104 22
2 2
SECTION 2 - NATALITY 2-2 7
Table 2-11. Live Births by Age of Mother, Live-Birth Order, Color, and Nativity of White Mother: Each State, 1961-Continued
(By place of residence. Data refer only to births occurring within the United States. Based on a 50-percent sample. Live-bmth order refers to number of children born alive to mother.
AREA, EOE OF lW13EFi8 COLDR, AM) HAlTVJXf OF IilIImHOTBGR
?xes for a
mtal
if mother not stated and nativity of white mother not 6tated are distributed)
LXVE-BIRIW ORTW
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 and over Not stated
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2-28 SECTION 2 - NATALITY
Table 2-11. Live Births by Age of Mother, Live-Birth Order, Color, and Nativity of White Mother: Each State, 1961 -Continued
:curring within the United States. Based on a 50-percent sample. Live-birth order refers to number of children born allve to f mother not stated and nativib of white mother not stated are distributed)
(J3y place of residence. Data refer only to births mother. I
~
2 3 5 6 7 and over it stated 3. 4
68 76 48 40 36 16 12 20
2 28 28 6 4
61,140
14 32 16 10 2 2
57,098
2 22 16 8
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14 16 8 2
30,296
6 12 18
18,300
4 8 2 2
10,352
4 2 6
5,938
2 8 6 2 2
7,940 EO
2 44 106 80 60 18 4 2
237,382
356 20,786 27,810 7,878 2,798 1,256 248 8
52.784
4 6,894 27,064 14,550 5,696
456 24
2,410
288 6,446 10.718 8,014 3,922 860 48
25,216
42 2,364 6,%8 5.654 3,078 794 18 2
14.334
2 808
3,204 3,638 2,104 560 36
7,452
232 1,548 2.172 1,540
' 418 28
3.972
76 1,090 2,908 2.768 1,026
12
4.484
4 12 16 10 10 4 4
50
1,704 15,148 16,278 8,688 3,658 756 24 2
40.012 149,784
94 16,562 25,094 7,132 2,534 1.134 228 6
49,900
94 16,212 23,850 6,338
982 206 6
2,212
2.884
952
14,700
3,366 688 22 2
38,070
12,182
8,100
944 ll,842 14,060 7,566 3,042 592 22 2
1,942
104 4.388 9,070 7,280 3,534 794 46
24,190
104 4,302 8,754 6,948 3,310 716 46
1,026
86 316 332 224 68
5.080
10 1,242 4,820 4,792 2,742 708 18
2 12 12 10
4 2
a
50
z 1Z 12 10 8 4 2
10
4,810
13,246 23,872
5,218 2,204 410 24
96 22,450 67,232 52.130 33,780 17,746 4,424 226 4
188,314
96 22,006 64,668 49,162 31,676 16,420 4,068 224 4
9.774
360 1,988 2,802 1,774 496 32
7,178
358 1,928 2,710 1,686 466 30
274
2 60 92 88 30 2
2,900
70 788
1,232 338 26
1,518
3,842
68 766
1,466 1,186 330 26
130
2 22 52 46 8
1,966
162 760 654 308
2 ao
2,902
102 758
1.072 760 196 14
2,396
60 570 892 686 174 14
12 376
1,528 1,756 760 52
4,264
12 362
1,468 1.656 718 48
220
14 60 100 42 4
3,456
64 114
1,380 1,012 266 20
3,690
32 490
1,262 1,278 582 44 2
2.726
2
W.800 47,020
4,724 23,004 12,274 4,680 1,962 358 18
2,764
10 1,220 4,670 4,618 2,592 670 18 2
534
22 150 174 3-50 38
3.966
350 1,244 794 322 152 22
86 868 972 538 242 52 6
7,314
8 340 640 534 324 96
6.246
2,968
1,326 356
2,104
12 I
39,294 268
7.278 12,732 9,494 5,798, 2.994 698 32
m.294
8,356 262
2,716 746 264 122 20 2
4,224
28.946
4 2.084 3,192 1,304 478 206 46
32 1,122 1,528 862 336 86
2
4
2
2
218
752 2,966 1,578 588 292 68 2
184 2.058 1,648 734 388 66
2
14,230
2 448
1,216 836 330 64 4
4,790
4
27,060
12 4,052 13,984 5,878 2,192 776 158 8
25,462
22,038
870 8,300 7,334 3,792 1.458 270 14
20,524
8,420
120 ll,912 12,618 2,882 954 380 76 4
130 3,442 5.282 3,474 1,544 338 20
13,ll4
12 1,088 3,080 2,494 1,402 324 20
7,480
7.5 88 30 14
6 4
132, 17,056 39,986 27,334 16,782 8,624 2,238 140 21
103,044
332 1.600 1,528 1,020 890 16
194 4,034 27,ll4
86 1 15,404 37,192 25,090 15,282 7,840 2,014
W6 I
BO 10,914 12,072 2,724 902 350 68 4
6 3,616 13,260 5,614 2,074 738 146 8
ea 3,046 4,902 3,310 1,426 322 20
6 844
2,726 2,270 1,308 306
2 216
1,258 1,352 932 258 16
16 312 876 996 486 40
70 80 26 8 6 4
708 7,598 6,958 3.598 1,398 250 14 20
- 1
SECTION 2 - NATALITY 2-29
Table 2-11. Live Births by Age of Mother, Live-Birth Order, Color, and Nativity of White Mother: Each State, 1961 -Continued
(By place of residence. Data refer Only to births occurrmg within the UNted States. Baaed on a 50-percent sample. Live-birth order refers to number of children born alive to mother. Figures for age of mother not stated and nativity of white mother not stated are distributed)
I LmE-BIr5i oww ~
2 3 5 6 7 , and over bt stated 4
7,344
6 838
2,690 2,228 1,264 298 20
20,162
704 7,508 6,822 3,518 1,354 242 14
362
12,924
88 3,020 4,838 3,258 1,390 312 18
3,936
212 1,236 1,318 910 246 14
98
2 4 22 34 22 12 2
756
2,350
60 556 880 668 172 14
46
2,690
16 310 868 982 476 38
36
2 8 14 10 2
964
190
70 80 26 6 4 4
4
2 2
24
25,042
6 3,598 l3,ll2 5,472 2,006 702 138 8
420
1S 148 142 68 36 8
1,598
6 436 724 264 ll8 38 12
15,154
136
6 36 42 44 8
940
190
26 64 52 36 10 2
1.ll6
4 90 136 80 44 8
14 12 18 2
506 1.514
6 244 354 224 94 18
5,018
2 226 342 176 88 32
2,748
42 188 180 74 22
1,622
16 178 386 282 96 4 2
1,970
162 702 376 194 60 20
42 396 380 164 118 16
8,642 12.354
16 320 644 454 170 18
1,596
8 170 616 780 356 38 2
1,900
2 494
1,752 1,688 810 256 16
4.918
1,906 8,240 3,512 1,024 374 98
14,918
1,842
1,000
8,142 3,466
370 98
14,736
1,834 8,076
970 364 94
3,398
182
8 66 68 30 6 4
236
376 4,566 4,510 1,942 810 142 8
12,176
46 1,830 3,360 2,208 948 238 12
8,504
38 1,768 3,326 2,184 940 236 12
8,420
38 1,760
2,160 924 232 12
3,294
84
8 32 24 16 4
138
122 784
1,016 630 184 12
2,670
44 5,786 7,566 1,700 422 212 56 2
15,652
44 5,770 7,504 1,666 404 206 56 2
136
16 62 34 18 6
226
2 464
1,714 1,670 800 252 16
4,874
16 312 630 450 170 18
1,584
16 310 630 444 166 18
12
2
6 4
26
8 152 588 770 346 34 2
1,884
8 152 584 760 346 34
16
4 10
2
70
12
4
14
12
2
2
2
2
356 4,482 4,462 1,922 808 138 8
ll0 748 996 620 184 12
2,648 12,076
354 4,466 4,420 1,894 800 134 8
100
2 16 42 28 8 4
178
2 460
1,710 1,646 794 246 16
44
4 4 24 6 6
100
ll0 742 992 612 180 12
22
6 4 8 4
7s
64 98 46 24 4
20 84 48 20 2 4
8 62 34 24 8 2
30 38 18 10 4
12 36 20 10
8 14 4
18 28 10 10 4
2
693-004 0 - 63 - 3
2-30 SECTION 2 - NATALITY
Table 2-11. Live Births by Age of Mother, Live-Birth Order, Color, and Nativity of White Mother: Each State, 1961 -Continued
12,184
(By place of residence. Data refer only to births occurring v
10,068 6,490
L the United States. Based on a 50-percent sample. Live-birth order refers to number of children born alive to I mother not stated and nativity of white mother not stated a re distributed)
m-m ORDER
2 1,766 6,332 2,758
958 290
376 76 3.676 1,448 3,634 2,472 1,602 1,638
624 676
2 1 1,556 6,020 2,642
- 1 322 50
3,456 1,322 3,480 2,312
924 286 74 4
1,560 644 1 176
I 2 - i - I
mother. 1 pres for a
Total 1 5 6 7 and over ;ot stated
1.078 1,490 14 49,988
36 7,444
18,026 12,484
7,289 3,614 1,040
56 4
46,748
13,136
34 5,224 5,934 1,370
378 140 50
6
12,498
1,800
2 96
534 652 390 120
6
1,600
3.728
504 1,270 1,158
618 174
4
3,380
6 198 490 566 198 30 2
1.2%
4 C 2
26 242 406 310 90 4
74 178
ll.508 9,554 6,066
z
14 922
20 6,844
16,996 ll,670 6,786 3,374 1.004
52 2
45,844
20 6,798
16,676 ll,402 6,622 3,286
988 52
904
46 320 268 164 88 16
2
3,240
18 4,914 5,728 1,300
350 136 46 6
12,274
18 4.892 5,614 1.W
334 3.30
46 6
224
22 114 66 16 6
638
2 62
454 600 360 U8
4
1,578
2 62
450 592 354 114
4
22
4 8 6 4
ZOO
16 188 346 284 84 4
906
16 184 344 276 82 4
16
4 2 8 z
156
388 1,164
594 168
4
1,062
3,318
386 1,156 1,038
572 162
4
62
2 8
24 22 6
348
4
2 e
2
12
4 6 L
2
2
124 400 472 182 28
1,194
124 392 468 182
28
12
8 4
284
ll.222
2 1,532 5,892 2,548
894 276 74 4
286
9,366
322 3,392 3,410 1,506
580 156
188
5,974
50 1,310 2,290 1,520
630 17 2
2
92
Under 15-19
30 10
676 514 424
16 600
1,030 83.4 498 240 36 4 2
71.434
116 106
96 24 6
5,070
34 80 52 30 2 2
3,294
16 310 206 70 28 4 4
19,242
148 9,124 7,368 1,744
598 WO 44 6
17,998
26 126 160
78 32 2
210 312 ll6 34 4
54 220 w 4 60 26
10 54 60 26 6
2,282
94 590 872 546 170 10
1,952
62 482 750 498 152
8
6 74 90 94 16
2
4,216
22 446
1,270 1,620
782 74 2
3.582
2
16,436 I 12.314 I 8,382 lea 158
13,372 24,126 15.836 10,154 5,864 1,796
126 2
65,300
148 2,378 2,938 1,836
874 198
20 856
1,844 1.384
744 w 2 10
4,426
10 3,250 8.086 3,364 1,152
468 104
2 10
7,546
760 4,972 3,760 1,964
728 126
70 C t 20 22 IC 4
194
E6 E6 20 22 16 4
192
284 1,130 1,056
658 156 IO
2,872
220 962 940 592 148 10
2,840
218 958 932 582 140 10
114 12,014 22,312 14,570 9,222 5,294 1,654
u.8 2
64,746
114
22,164 14,396
IL,982
9,llZ 5,224 1,634
l l 8 2
32.4 8,350 7,068 1,680
548 192 40 6
17,868
114 8,326 7,004 1,658
536 186
38 6
606
604
664 i ll6
4,592 3.594 1,858
ll,320
4,574 3,538 1,820
~~
100 2,016 2,710 1,706
818 186 10
7,492
100 2,008 2,688 1,696
810 180 10
10 2,882 7,594 3,184 1,096
424 102
2
15,146
674 1,604 1.250
684 194 10
4,382
10 674
1,584 1,240
670 194 10
20 334
1 , E Z 1,394
712 68
2
1,940
62 482 742 496 150
8
3,566
20 334
1,044 1,388
710 68
2
EE E6 18 22 16
4
2,876 7,538 3,136 1,080
412 102
2
SECTION 2 - NATALITY 2-31 '
Table 2-11. Live Births by Age of Mother, Live-Birth Order, Color, and Nativity of White Mother: Each State, 1961 -Continued
(BY place of residence. Data refer only to births occurring within the United States. Based on a 50-percent sample. Live-birth order refers to number of children horn alive to
I 1
mother not stated and nativity of white mother not stated are distributed)
16 2,400 2,726 632 208 80 16 2
we8 for q
Total
mother. E
AREA, ME OF MOIIW, COIDR, AND NAlWITf OF wBITEM318w
LIVE-BIRIX ORDKR - ,t etated 5 6 7 4 and over 3
126
2 18 56 38 12
868
2
554
32 148 174 ll0 70 20
6.134
138
6 56 48 16 12
1.152
54
8' 22 10 8 6
836
44
20 10 14
644
2 16
8 6 2
634
2 ll2 218 226 70 6
6,246
2 72
1,084 2,258 2,010 766 48 6
1,396
12
8 2 2
330
32 108 122 48 18 2
3,184
6 226
1,026 1,ll4 608 192 12
1,128
32
2 4 8 10
8
422
64 168 116 66 8
4,790
8 590
1,810 1,424 752 200 6
2.150
130
24 64 22 12 6 2
1,244
34 774 300 64 50 18 4
21,368
208
8,634 1,874 568 224 36 2
9,822
14,086
2
44 154 380 166 106 52 10
15,856
48 362 228 130 56 12
ll.422
10 182 240 134 60 18
7,258
10 368 492 180 56 44 2
18,796
10 3,742 9,704 3,570 1,240 430 96 4
13,100
88,952
2.u 15,000 31,020 21,142 12,926 6,766 1,766 108 6
53,996
10 8 10
40 1,464 2,738 1,884 946 182 4
3 * 924
4 448
1,362 1,244 712 150 4
3,868
4 448
1,344 1,220 700 148 4
56
1,U8
4,932 2,104 782 ll8 10
6,792
10,876
386 4,174 3,848 1,694 670 96 8
10,740
384 4,146 3,790 1,664 654 94 8
136
2 28 58 30 16 2
4,980
732 2,618 1,084 41C Il2 22 2
4,528
252 3,530 4,098 2,330 1,014 176 22
7,320
4
16
ll8 660 776 460 134 2
2,130
118 652 772 454 132
2
20
8 4 6 2
2,640
24 254 466 280 98 6
1,ll2
24 250 462 276 94 6
16
4 4 4 4
2,056
4 152 446 564 218 12
1,380
4 152 438 556 218 12
16
8 8
4.85C
40 8,046 19,694 13,336 7,912 3.978 938 52
53,276
40 8,006 19,512 13,098 7,746 3,902 922 50
720
2 1,872 6,942 2,860
342 76 4
1,002
12,898
2 1,862 6,872
966 330 74 4
2,788
202
1C 7c 72 36 12 2
5,698
E 1,87C 2,761 71C 23E BE 2c
5,31E
38 5,716 6,296 1,402 456 154 24
13,918
38 5,688 6,230 1,356 430 152 24
168
28 66 46 26 2
7,282
170 4,106 2,338 472 ll2 70 12 2
6,080
62 1,682 2,794 1,828 796 142 16
7,214
62 1,664 2,762 1,794 780 138 14
106
6 6 4
40 182 238 166 76 16 2
34.956
18 24 12 2 4
2
4,102 3,334 16
4 2 6 4
144
36 1,016 1,376 640 234 32
1,856
8 472
64f 292 66 4
1,15c
1,oBC
6 202 772 648 328 94 6
55E
2 6E 932
1.812 1,44E 54E 3E E
71C
190 1,848 1.304 502 218 34 6 56
6
23,552 3,282
5C 3 K 374 23( 7c
If 121 211 174 2t
t
94 24E 25; 101 1(
24 72 22 10 14 2
16 3,308
6,052 3,66C 1,85€ 484 24
8,152 6s
2,73c 1,251 461 152 3:
16C 1,634 1,65E 73c 284 62
32 734
852 380 74
1,210
4 188 714 564 290 90 6
2-3 2 SECTION 2 - NATALITY
Table 2-11. Live Births by Age of Mother, Live-Birth Order, Color, and Nativity of White Mother: Each State, 1961 -Continued
(Ey place of residence. Data refer only to births occurring witbin the United States. Based on a 50-percent sample. Live-birth order refers to number of children born alive to mother. Figures for age of mother not stated and nativity of white mother not stated are distributed)
mal 6 1 2 4 5 rt stated 3 and over
688 23,222 6,012 5.248 4,460 3,232 1,832 1,066 540 144
16 3,290 8,072
3,602 1,830
476 24
5,912
W,916
16 3,218 7,704 5,524 3,332 1,662
438 22
1,306
72 368 388 270 168 38 2
330
16
2,710 604 204 78 14
2
2,384
5,756
16 2,334 2,590
550 188 64 12
2
256
50 120 54 16 14 2
68
688 2,704 1,W8
456 150
32
4,962
676 2,564 1,140
414 136 32
286
12 140 78 42 14
68
158
1,626 722 282 62
1,610
- 4,200
154 1,550 1,518
660 262 56
260
4 60
108 62 20 6
- 68
4 184 702 558 288
90 6
1,732
4 180 666 518 270 88
6
100
4 36 40 18 2
24
50 344 366 230
76
984
48 322 344 208 62
82
2 22 22 22 1 4
1 4
16 Ll8 204 170
26 6
496
16 l l 6 186 150
22 6
44
2 18 20 4
16
24 72 22 10 14
2
132
20 66 22 10 12
2
12
4 6
2
32 724
1,190 838 376
72
3,022
30 688
1,106 788 342 68
2 36 84 50 34 4
50
2 88
244 242 102 10
632
2 84
824 218 96 8
56
4 20 24 6 2
zz
6 4
10 2
2,564
40 490 858 804 350 22
1,034
4 8 4
1,828
la 80
140 58 26 8
77.748
16 16 28 4 2 2
20,620
26 34
6 2
18,728
2 24 32 8 2
14,910
4 12
6 2
5.796
10 20 1 4
4 2
9,810
4 8
2
3,424 E8
14 28 10 6 6 4
48
236 ll,780 25,128 19,614 12,458 6,744 1,698
88 2
60,310
10
8,086 4,868 1,978
798 164 10
2,814 2
844 4,812 4,888 2,900 1,168
282 14
12,084
196 2,224 3,190 2,528 1,392
270 10
7,590
24 962
1,966 1,594 1,018
220 12
4.006
102 524 652 412 132
6
1,012
6 390
1,084 986 766 180 10 4
16,830
2
2.122 15,584
54 7,936
19,544 15,766 10,052 5,498 1,388
72
58,314
54 7,874 19,034 15,166
9,584 5,206 1,330
66
1,996
62 510 600 468 292 58 6
52 5,746 7,472 2,312
842 318 86 2
16,354
52 5,710 7,268
792 282 86 2
2,162
476
36 204 150 50 36
1,764 6,746 4,400 1,788
734 146
6
14,984
1,742 6,526 4,226 1,672
682 132
4
600
22 220 174 l l 6
52 14 2
2 350
3,540 4,290
1,056 250 14
2,582
U,616
60 1,272 2,584 2,224 1,204
238 8
7,362
60 1,258 2.516 2,156 1,134
232 6
228
14 68 68 70 6 2
8 364
1,276 866 190 12
1,290
3,886
8 362
1,266 1.230
830 l.80 10
120
2 24 46 36 10 2
102 588 678 602 146
6
2,066
12 196 400 290 108
6
984
12 194 390 278 104
6
28
2 10 12
4
12 102 258 422 222 18
1,020
1 2 102 256 414 218 I8
14
2 8 4
8 24 4 4 6 2
42
8 20 2 4 E 2
fi
4 2
2 34s
3,474 4,122 2.420 1.004
234 14
102 576 664 576 142
6
56
12 14 26 4
468
4 66
168 162 52 16
SECTION 2 - NATALITY
17,438
182 3,844 5,584 3,848 2,406 1,246
310 16
2
ll6.484
56 9,780
34,946 33,256 22,740 12,204 3,336 152 1 4
ll2,102
9,100 33,472 32,108 22.080 ll,674 3,264
152 1 4
105,348
38 6,880
31,752 30,054 20,542 10,982 2,952
140 6
6,754
220 1,720 2,054 1,538
892 312 12 6
4,382
18 680
1,474 1,148
680 330 72
38
193,152
224 24 024 64:516
32,644 16,992 4,336
196
50,220
171,832
76 20,128 58,352 45,102 29,124 14,966 3,914
180
2-3 3
3,790
172 2,136
282 u 4
62 10
2
1,012
452
2 124 210
72 28 12 4
444
2 122 208
70 26 12 4
420
2 l l8 196 64 24 12 4
24
4 12
6 2
8
2 2 2 2
46,454
218 17,154 20,884 5,510 1,844
696 142 6
41,810
76 14,790 19,460 5,062 1,670
626 122
4
Table 2-11. Live Births by Age of Mother, Live-Birth Order, Color, and Nativity of White Mother: Each State, 1961-Continued
(By place of resldence. Data refer only to births occurring withm the United States. Based on a 50-percent sample. Lwe-birth order refers to number of children born ahve to pres fo; age of mother not stated and nativity of white motheriot stated are dstributed) : mother. I
LIIIE-BIRTH 0- AREA, ME OF mm, COLOR, AND nATNppy OF
WBElmmR I I I 2 3 4 5 7
8lf
6 and over
1,530 3,144 2,826 2,220 1,790 20 1,302
6 288 496 3oa 164
34 4 2
4c
10 1,050 1,340
468 190 64 18 4
364
494 1,272
598 318 l l 2 32
276
136 952 606 304 188
32 2
186
16 598 676 318 152 30
90
9c
252 322
24
328
3c
28 388 600 382 128
4
26
6 4 6 2
2
U , O 2 0
4 96
104 42 24 6
268
54 9,636
34,432 32,866 82,500 12,074 3,292
152 14
110,662
36 8.960
16 174 l l 8 42 10 4
358
14 17 0 l l 8 42 10 4
342
14 168 108 38 10 4
16
30 52 68 26 10
186
30 52 68 26 10
178
28 50 64 26 10
8
2 2 4
2 1 0 8
1 6 4
40
2 10 8 16 4
38
2 10 8
16 2
2
2
9,340
2 24 38 26
88
2 24 36 26
86
2 24 34 26
2
2
2
2
16,474
8 1 0
4 8
30
8 1 0 4 8
30
8 10
4 8
5,126
2 4
1 2 8
26
2 4
12 8
26
2 4
12 8
6,798
4 94
102 40 22 6
254
4 90 98 34 22 6
14
4 4 6
8
2 2 2 2
38,306
32;966 31,722 21,846 ll,746 3,220
152 14
103,974
36
31,266 29,890 20,326 10,854 2,910
140 8
6,688
8,744
216 1,700 2,032 1,520
892 310 12
6
4,358
2 10 4
6
2 4
43,830
18 676
1,466 1,144
654 328
72
64 26,760
6
21,936 10,686 3,876 1,570
296 16
5,444 38
910 2,348 2,434 1,018
50
4,704
16 28 8 4 4 4
54
1,200 13,434 13,310 6,896 2,878
566 22
188 5,548 9,954 7,162 3,184
694 30
22 1,942 5,780 5,148 2,858
708 16
158 1,292 1,948 1,324
374 30
4,046
74 890
1,554 1,138
352 28
548 2,770 3,418 2.044
534 26
7,780
348 2,172
1,796 480 24
2,960
39,938 34,904 24,196 14,400
100 4,664 9,108 6,678 2,974
644 28
18 1.440 5,022 4,638 2,602
664 16
10 468
1,540 1,792
850 44
12 24 8 4 4 2
4,368 20,314 9,948 3,592 1,424
278 14
830
12,424 6,478 2,610
522 22
12,018
'tknnnchueetts did not. require reporting of birth order. Birth order dnta s h m are for births in other States to residents of Massachusetts.
SECTION 2 - NATALITY 2-3 4
Table 2-11. Live Births by Age of Mother, Live-Birth Order, Color, and Nativity of White Mother: Each State, 1961 -Continued
(By pkce of residence. Data refer only to births occurring within the United States. Based on a 50-percent sample. Live-birth order refers to number of children born auve to mother. Figures for age of mother not stated and nativity of white mother not stated are distributed)
I L I V E - m O P m R
4 ot stated - 7
3,904
72 866
1,084 338 26
1,518
142
2 24 46 54 14
2
1,fflo
84 402 354 186
22 2
2,616
3 6 5 and over
33,426 23,264
100 4,600
6,336
598 24
8,874
2,732
932
64
342 242 46 4
2.34
2.564
13,870 7,514 52
12 24 8 2 4 2
2
2
10
164,778
70 19,772 56,636 43,176 27,466
3,656 168
13,834
7,054
6 346
1,736 1,926 1,658
258 32
1,132
W,320
148 3,906 6,164
?$ 2,026
422 16
86,112
40,lBO 38,042 4,526
10 466
1,498 1,710
802 40
178
2 42 82 48 4
2,094
28 442 808 642 168
6
3,490
70 14,520 4,300 18,762 19,646 4,646 9,334 1,514 3,228
546 1,274 118 246
4 14
1,630 1,896
6 270 68 698 668 416 614 156 364 80 150 4 32
4,644 3,892
142 6 2,364 1,076 1,424 1,622
448 738 174 284 70 145 20 18 2 2
20,202 18,788
18 1,416 4,920 4,450 2,442
610 14
346
2,856 1,682
454 24
2,152
822 ll,760
6,064 2,360
488 22
11,910
1,478
8 258 514 414 250 34
3,402
370 1,416
886 418 268 44
16,626
530
24 102 188 160 54
2
2.074
266
2 20 104 114 26
1.560
88 884 846 484 WO 50 2
11,974
4 502 758 510 256 44
7,750
200 598 458 248 54 2
4,626
46
4 674 3z246 1,356
386 16
2,250 146
1,704
364 22
1,288
1,102
4.524
4 274
1,156
712 48
1,296
3.350
305 5,802 6,226 2,868 1,134
266 24
16,368
634 2,652 2,706 1,368
364 26
7,620
26 476 976 772 342 24
2,534
20 448 944 756 342 24
2,498
20 444 936 738 336 24
36
4 8
I8 6
82
6 28 32 16
12,762
14 8
1 2 6
24 7,986
28,784 22,518
7,748 2,590
14,684
164
82,884
24 7,936
28,370 22,020 14,322
7,522 2,530 160
1,614
50 414 498 362 226 60 4
1,614
1,778
4,638 1,462
552 1 1 E
2
9,898
l8,OOZ
1,764 9,740 4,498 1,366
5lE 114
2
446
14 158 140
96 34 4
340
24 5,852
10,260 2,568
798
302 5,676 6,148
1,126 262 22
2,832
40 2,170 4,602 3,214 1,334
386 16
6W 2,600 2,670 1,356
364 26
144 1,248 1,662
360 22
1,088
4 254
1,096 1,256
692 48
280 66 4
19,486
24 5,816
2,462 748 262 64 4
10,106
366
36 154 106 50 18 2
330
16,020
302 5,604 5,998 2,752 1,092
250 22
348
72 150 80 34 12
258
4,446
142 1,244 1,636 1,054
350 20
7s
3,300
4 254
1,084 1,230
682 46
7,522
596
2,626 1,332
360 26
2,582
98
8 I8 44 24 4
130
11,572
40 2,150 4,528 3 168 1:296
374 16
190
20 74 46 38 12
38
14 S
10 6
- 2
2
50
2 4
26 34 10 2
12 26 30
2
140 102
4 126
78 36 8 4 2
6 80 72 32 22
6 2 162 82 120 156 40 68 18 24 4 8
30 52 36 12
2 40 42 14 4
20 60 40 20
SECTION 2 - NATALITY 2-3 5
Table 2-11. Live Births by Age of Mother, Live-Birth Order, Color, and Nativity of White Mother: Each State, 1961 -Continued
ccurring within the Unlted States. Based on a IO-percent sample. Live-birth order refers to number of children born ahve to (By place of residence. Data refer only to birtk mother.
AREA, AOE OF WTE& COWR, AMI NA!PNTCY OF WBITEkIomm
pres for : if mother not stated and nativity of white mother not stated are distributed)
mal
59,61'
311 ll 651 19i331
8,411 5,06: 1,691
101
w,021
2 5 7 0 and over Not atated 1
13,851
28( 7,lM
1,074 29f 1 3 E I€
4,93f
8,091
2:
3,561 816 ZOE 102
6
3,374
8,018
22 3,364 3,526
794 202 102
8
74
1 0 36 22 6
5,760
258
1,376 258 88 34 10 2
3,734
25,326
176 10,484 10,596
870 386 102
2 2
22,676
56 9,022
804 352 92 2
2,708
9,820 2,528
22,374
56
9,696
756 332 86
2
8,988
2,458
3
9,46C
L 994
2,498
46E 1oc
2
4,212
1,18€
5,422
226 1,938 1,842
958 388 68 2
5,364
224 1 920 1:830
940 380 68
2
58
2 18 12 18 '8
4,038
2 768
654 228 80 32
2,274
18,330
4
6,62
26
2,17
44 9
2,47
1,18
3,lll
3 67
801 301
61
1,221
3.,06:
3; 661
79: 291 6t
1,2U
51
1: 11 1 t 1(
3,506
23:
94f 371 132 24
1,80[
ll,816
6
3,35
59 1,37
83 43 ll
831
6 251 29 17: 51
821
6, 24l 291 161 51
11
t
2,526
4 52€
5% 26(
64 E
l,l2f
4,186
ll,924 7,054 156 4,554 2,63f
4 46 40 28 24 10 4
64 1,26C 1,67E
944 48C 122
2E 3,16E 5,521 2,20€
70E 23c 62
4 2
7,178
4 1,04E
1,78C 562 180
4 2
7,080
3,548
48
2 92
1,054 2,4u 2,394 1,022
72
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54 1a2 286 166 12
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54 178 282 166 12
156 E 2
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5,476
1,178 276
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5,888
2,808
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4,174 2,844
298 10
2,984
1,354
10,162
16
3,706 2,254
2,600 1,238
280 8
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76 2,238 3,660 2,564 1,222
270 8
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1,360 1,374
594 48 2
4 346
1,366 852 258
8
1,350
3,220
186 916
1,138 148 226
6
3,166
384 916
1,124 718 218
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1,896
36 446 688 516 198 12
2,532 -- 5,954
6 650
2,038 1,892 1,042
300 26
5,870
6
56 12,646 29,308 20,240 12,686 6,788
ll0 2
1,988
82,682
3,052 10,394
1,924 704 150
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20,700
2 10 12
6
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2 10 12 4
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2
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688 142
6
648 . 2,014 1,868
294 26
1,014
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14 278 758 962 450 42
2
2-3 6 SECTION 2 - NATALITY
Table 2-11. Live Births by Age of Mother, Live-3irth Order, Color, and Nativity of White Mother: Each State, 1961-Continued
(By place of residence. Data refer only t o Wtbs seeming within #the Unitedstates. Based on a 50-aercent samde. Live-birth order refers to number of children born aHve to mother not 9tated.ananativity of &e mother not stated are distributed) apes for ag
- .
mother. .
1 7
16
2
6 , 8 -
7 24
- 2 52 300 268 86 16
484
2 3 4 It stated 6
54
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966
4 162 434 228 204 32 2
812
5
1,142 3c4 124
16 46 36 16 10 -
1,654
76 730 468 244 116 18 2
2,414
18 580 968 538 236 68 6
2,232
12 500 902 514 232 66 6
2,170
- 12 492 884 494 222 62 4
62
8 18 20 10 4 2
182
6 80 66 24 4 2
4,566
18 942
1,822 1,088 554 138 4
26
8 10 6 2
1,562
52 372 594 402 l38 4
648
290
2 56 66 60 3
8 - L,.982
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3 ,a .D
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436 240 56 2
1,122
3,260
126 1,362
416 240 56 2
1,058
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126 1,332
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1,022
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6,748
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1,274
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1,348
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1,240
140 442 372 224 60 2
1,200
134 432 362 2la 52 2
40
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108
16 58 32 2
2,630
2 294 974 838 412 108 2
302
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2,650
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776 180 66 34 10
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4,220
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3,986
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3,866
14 1 574 1:7M 352 106 56 20
120
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8,748
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4,306 946 228 98 26 2
46 328 300 248 166 52 2
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2,410
6 764
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1,010
3.912
- 13,232
126 2,646 4,110 3,038
1,034 264 8 2
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2,452
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8
SECTION 2 - NATALITY 2-3 7
Table 2-11. Live Births by Age of Mother, Live-Birth Order, Color, and Nativity of White Mother: Each State, 1961-Continued
(By place of residence. Data refer only to birth mother.
:curring within the United States. Based on a 50-percent sample. Live-birth order refers to number of children born alive to ures for 4
M
32.948
3-8 4,034 12,240 8,570 4,768 2,550 134 34
32,330
16
12,038 8,386 4,678
706 32
3,992
2,482
618
2 42 202 184 90 68 28 2
1.586
6
526 454 188 100 22 2
288
8,084
14 1,310 2,896 1 970 1:178 562 146 6 2
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1,700 I, 046 494 128 6 2
6,758
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2,552
1,154 2,450 1,592 970 454 122
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2-3 8 SECTION 2 - NATALITY
Table 2-11. Live Births by Age of Mother, Live-Birth Order, Color, and Nativity of White Mother: Each State, 1961 -Continued
:curring within the United States. Based on a 50-percent sample. Live-birth order refers to number of children born alive to (By place of residence. Data refer only to birth mother. I mother not stated and nativity of white mother not stated are distributed) ures for a(
mal 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 and over st etated
974 180 222 146 150 90 80 32 14
6 136 344 270 132
68 18
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6 70 72 -22 4 6
3,398
38 108 54 14
6 2
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2 22 38 10 14 4
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482
6 8 8 6 4
268
20 22 24 8
282 822
16
4,630 3,726 2,186 1,160 336 8 2
1,850
13,854
16 1,324 1,486 356 132 58 26
3,384
346 1,536 872 294 106 24
3,166
78 940 994 428 196 48
2,664
8 312 672 486 226 56
1,754
16 350 352 210 52
1,038
20 138 196 96 30 2
482
4 74 8C 9c 2C
266
26 84 100 64 6 2
218
94 256 244 134 78 16
022
16 1,842 4,612 3,710 2,168 1,160 336 8 2
13,320
16
4,456 1,812
3,550 2,082 1,082 316 4 2
534
30 156 160 86 78 20 4
60
16
1,484 356 126 58 26
1,318 346 1,528 870 292 106 24
3,014
344 1,474
808 266 98 24
3.52
2 54 62 26 8
12
76 932 988 424 196 48
2,570
76 348 352 210 52
988
20 138 196 96 30 2
460
18 136 184 92 30
22
2 2 12 4
2
94 256 244 134 18 16
790
8 312 670 482 226 56
1,694
8 304 644 476 208 54
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1,604
22 242 576 594 162
8
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4
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2,832
24 398
1,026 974 392 18
1,648
12 148 536 660 282 10
3,280
16
1,430 338 122 56 22
1,296
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14
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50
12
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130
94
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20
32
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272
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2
2
9.062
8 18 16 18
135.380
8 2 2
35.992
2 8 6 4
27.726
6 2
6
36.006 4.466
160
41,644 38,268 26,350 13,506 3,170 162
2
116,692
12,118 2 280
1,154 1,564 1,178 278 10
50 95 E6 32 20 c
242
154 8 592 17& 6,404 2,550 942 a8 8
31,670
6 2,726 14,158 11,520 5,212 1,988 368 12
2
31,888
634 6,558 10,164 6,836 2,906 592 36
104 2,514
5,262 2,740
622 38
5,380
10 798
2,646
2,016 508 26
3,058
7,448
4
24,552
288
9,246 6,456 2,746 570 36
5,210
14,366 3,374
118 680
1,036 252 6
1,282
48 8,790
33,630 23,652
35,334
12,208 2,888 140
2
46 6,634 15,512 5,914 2,364 888 204
8
2 1,786 12,306 10,684 4,896 1,854 348 10 2
40 92 62 28 14 6
38 1,656 4,620 4,838 2,588 588 38 24
SECTION 2 - NATALITY 2-3 9
Table 2-11. Live Births by Age of Mother, Live-Birth Order, Color, and Nativity of White Mother: Each State, 1961 -CCpntinued
(By place of residence. Data refer only to births occurring anthin the United States. Based on a 50-percent sample. Live-birth order refers to number of children born alive to mother. Figures for ;y E mother not stated and nativity of white mother not stated are distributed)
mal
2 4 5 6 I and over rot stated 3 7
1,524
22 232 560 552 160 8
80
10 26 42 2
760
1
29,032
46 6,446 14,374 5,142 2,046 780 192 6
2,538
188
772 318 108 12 2
1,W8
4,436
108 1,958 1,626 490 186 54 14
7,196
29,282
2 1,736 11,600 9,704 4,338 1,588 302 10 2
2,606
22,912
282
8,720
2,440 522 32
5,008
5,908
1,640
6 202 526 548 306 48 4
3,174
7,140
4 394
1,986
1,716 444 22
2,574
308
12 48 102 112 32 2
1,614
13,544
38 1,608
4,504 2,372 532 34
4,456
822
48 164 334 216 56 4
2,294
3,208
lla 664
1,216 974 230 6
166
16 66 62 22
1,092
1,574 226 108,442
48 8,546
31,108 21,668
2,652 128 2
33,222
11,068
8,250
244 2,112 2,522 1,984 1,140 236 12
L3,688
112
6,310 4,638 2,698
282 22
3,328
1,298
29,942
40 86 58 22 14
6
12 146 510 632 264 10
74
50 706 980 558 266 46
4,104
2 26 28 18
1,184
4 940
836 316 134 20 2
1,852
6,700
346 1,348 9l8 380 160 22
5,468
66 858 760 424 152 34
3,690
6 392 612 382 188 32 2
2,364
2 162 474 282 142 26 4
1,564
54 294 234 148 24 6
944
12 250 490 314 110 8
1.984
40 4,678 10,404
4,390 2,376 696 54
7,304
38 3,202 2,866 742 230 84 32 2
6,590
2 1,174 3 542 1:312 484 150 36
236 2 340 1:7& 786 286 56 2
4,542
56 1,038 1,468 758 304 66
3,312
4 416 920 638 314
66 6
2,022
132 566 498 296 64 8
1,298
36 298 332 200 74 4
742
24 232 656 738 302 32
1,502 6,160 26,590
30 4,244 9,374
3,834 2,058
6,430
580 40
25,460
28 4,164
6,118 3,604
548 36
9,028
1,934
1,130
2 80 346 312 230 124 32 4
3,352
10 434
1,030 874 556 318 116 14
52 910
1,300 708 276 66
3,150
102 442 426 268 54 6
1,222
96 414 402 256 48 6
76
4 8 2 6 2
16
4 6 2 4
28
2,656 684 212 76 32 2
2,900
6,346
28 2,846 2,546 636 188 68 32 2
244
54 110 48 24 8
606
10 302
2 1,078 3,248 1,204 448 144 36
5,946
1,058 3,146 1,160 412
. l 3 4 36
214
2 20 102 44 36 10
540
- 96 294 108 36 6
20 186
206 2,070 1,614 726 272 52 2
4,714
202 1,988 1,534 696 244 48 2
228
4 82 80 30 28 4
526
30 270 148 60 14 4
4 336 768 560 288 62 4
1,936
4 320 740 536 274 58 4
86
16 28 24 14 4
342
80 152 78 26 4 2
24 230 250 172 62 4
714
24 220 . 246 160 60 4
28
10 4 12 2
202
12 68 82 28 12
498 560 216 22
1,416
20 174 462 538 204 18
86
50 882
1,238 658 260 62
162
2 28 62 50 16 4
378
4 128 168 SO 28
6 28 24 12 6
12 36 22 12 4
266 482
4 46 158 178 86 10
30 124 72 28 10 2
210 58 18 8 2
2-4 0 SECTION 2 - NATALITY
Table 2-11. Live Births by Age of Mother, Live-Birth Order, Color, and Nativity of White Mother: Each State, 1961 -Continued
(By place of residence. Data refer only to births occurring within the United States. Based on a 50-percent sample. Live-birth order refers to number of children born alive to mother. Figures for age of mother not stated and nativity of white mother not stated are distributed)
Total ~
6 D t atated 2 5 3
70,862
1 7
7,018
I and over
8,232 362,520 101,628 95,030 43,016 23,792 12,496 446
2 52
152 124 78 30 8
390 33,854
u5,232 102,572 67,404 34,306 8,320
430 12
313,314
376
48,256 18,362 6,886 2,638
624 38
24,448
88,536
154 19,566 43,066 16,560
6,204
578 36
2,372
79,554
152 18,844
13,936 4,990 1,846
468 28
39,290
8,982
2 722
3,776 2,624 1,224
526 U O
8
13,092
222 4,882 5,190 1,802
682 266 46
2
32,778
382 14,532
3,450 988 366 78 4
12,978
25,128
84 9,914
10,916 3,006
836 306 62 4
24,862
9,882 84
10,752 2,956
818 304 62 4
8 7,520
38,568 30,120 12,932 4,914
932 36
83,724
4 1,550
17,844 25,634 16,986
7,286 1,482
70 6
62,270
2 876
14,368 23,164 15,688
6,712 1,390
68 2
57,486
2 868
13,740 22,608 14,120 5,844 1,248
54 2
4,784
8 628
1,556 1,568
868 142 14
8,592
2 674
3,476 2,470
574 92 2 4
19,480
1,298
1,342 7,312 5,926 3,312 1,334
244 10
14,554
556 4,846
2,910
222 10
4,888
1,132
14,360
552 4,776 4,826 2,864
220 10
1,122
240
14 692 12:680 6,748 1,602
50 2
37,142
7,w2 34
2,462 7 484 7:804 4,736
68 2
1,202
19,880
8 672
3,454 4,482 3,038
790 50
2
10,024
2 208
1,618 2,564 1,9?4
608 24
5,430
78 1,068 2,018 1,710
532 24
5,128
76 1,040 1,940 1,558
494 20
302
2 28 78
152 38 4
1,588
2 130 550 546 284 76
2,838
2 204 884 970 580 190
8
898
2 16
196 310 274 94 6
892
2 16
196 308 270 94 6
68 1,084 2,992 2,922 1,072
94
5,900
~
38 600
2,048
892 80
2,242
5,602
36 596
1,952 2,108
836 74
298
2 4
96 134 56
6
2,332
30 484 944 680 180 1 4
5,728
56 818
1,950 2,012
814 76 2
1,188
6 104 324 452 280 22
1,178
6 104 322 448 276
22
40s
5,396 33,526 27,730 l.l,768
848 32
4,424
75,842
5,268 31,446 24,688 10,024
3,682 704 30
7,882
128
. 14 1 562 6 014 6,844 4 282
58 1:104
4 358
2,462
2,716 706 44 2
9,586
3,732
46 146 U O
C 8 30 8
104 5,076
12,728 U,564
6,146 1,472
50 8
287,290
154 25,148 91,574
53,946 27,086 6,738
342 8
26,024
2 858
6,644 8,142
82,294
5,988 3,548
792 50
49,206
234
11 014 E t136
7,470 3,672
790 38 4
7,848
u1,eeo
2
34,862
104 4,946
12,124 10,796
5,526 1,324
40 2
2,280
130 604 768 620 148 30
5,874
136 1.926
2
18,846
14 1,546 5,830 6,476 3,926
998 54 2
1,034
16 184 368 356 106
4
3,912
20 900
1,470 960 454 98 10
7,078
54
384
46 140
98 66 26 8
24
4 354
2,374 3,582 2,570
658 42 2
438
4 88
150 146 48
2
C 12 z 8
2
I4306
8 2,124
2,390 1,164
490 84 4
5,042
27.162
2,472
4 314 992 750 322 84 6
4,384
626 1,632 1,ao
724 184
8
1,826
134 556 562 444 122
8
1,808
38
2 6 E 14 IO
-
64
1;964 1,U6
602 130
12,368
282 3,608 4,164 2 686 1:328
288 12
398 22,270 38,420 26,004 15 336
2,196 126
2
8:128
76.850
16
12,174 6,530 2,396
822 174
8
5,042
22.108
16 20 16 4 6 z
~~
1,442 2,584 1,820
956 222
8,246 3,866
18 486
1,556 1,196
634
- 30
16 14 8
34
14 12 8
86 13,326 27,838 18,748
5,064 1,344
10,374
70
75,842
86 13,268
18,432
5,006 1,324
70
27,452
10,204
2
9,644
2,098 710 150
8
2,744
5,752
20,766
2 2,722
2,042
9,514 5,628
704 146
8 . -
78 1,776
2,138
248 12
2,882
1,U2
8,120
78 1,760 2,830 2,106
244 12
1,090
176
3,822
18 482
1,332
628 174
1,188
U 8 8
SECTION 2 - NATALITY 2-4 1
'Tible 2-11. Live Births by Age :03 Mother, Live-Birth Order, Color, and Nativity of white Mofher: Each State, 1961-Continued
,BY d a c e of residence. Datarefer only to births occurringwithin themnited States. Based on a 50-percent sample. Live-birth order refers to number of children born ahve to r mother not stated and nativity of white mother not stated a re distributed)
1 2 4 5 3
194
4 70 62 46 10 2
4,926
786 2,466 1,038
402 202 32
3,048
7
6
2 4
1,940
188 688 660 306 96 2
596
bt stated 6 I and over I
10 342 126 266
32 164
50 18
2
7,650
298 4,618
444 152
60 1 6
2,062
-
3,846
1,442 1,852
8
390 114 26 1 2 2 -
3,724
8 1,376
374 m 26 u 2
1,816
3,652
8 1,366 1,780
362 98 24 Iz 2
72
- 9.0 36 !.E L Z 3 - - F
z 2
rsF 36 15 4 - - - -
57,692
328
26,788 7,026
894 222 8
20,2@&
2,222
44
4 24 8 6 2
3,212
- 36
9558
ea4 322
46
1,ZZB
1,528
18
4 6 4 4
2,558
58 386 316 170 58 20
22 130 124 56
6
16 52 32 22 4
4,322
204 3832 1,282
548 216 40
2 4 4
4,540
50 714
1,626 1,560
534 54
2
854
4
6,054
14
2,530 778 298 112 24
2,298 492
1,076 648 280 62
10 3,524 2,SOS 854
70 1,228 1,080
458 180 30 2
2,942
12 498 982 574 194 80 6
126 590 492 230 80 10
42 238 318 198 56
2
806
6 138 212 166 70 4
552
2 84
280 300 176 12
750
378 1,972
828 228 92 26
2,212 3,420 1,470
358
800 226 88 26
1,922
3,356
12 426 944 558 192
74 6
2,170
l l 6 564 476 224 80 LO
1,440
2 2 2
2 2
10
2 2 2
2 2
- 6B
1,164
446 3.80 30 2
1,
- 2,874
- 88
1,150 1,020
436 170 28 2
% 60
1 4 32 1 0 10 2
106
2 64 28 12
- - 45,668
1,578 15,664 16,154
8,164
728 20
3,358
40 216 300 192
56 2
792
2 70
234 270 164 10
732
2 70
230 262 158 10
18
6 116 194 164
68 4
542
6 l l 6 188 164 64 4
10
6
4
44
22 18
2 2
5,480
356 1,886
780 222 86 26
40 216 298 184
L14 550 466 220 80 10
30
52 2
14
2 8 4
48
2 22
64
- 2
36 20 4 2
1W
2 14 10 4
8 6
104
4
58
10 26 1 4
46 30 22
2
7,166 82
- 88 194 194 3.32 .so 20
2 - 229,920
335 28,832
;:E ' 37,398
4,968 222
4
19,112
20 50 28 2 4
55,384
8 6,702 26,888 1 4 , W 5,360 1,986
370 6
32 $8 16
2 6
16 6
18 6
17,760 10,096 30,594
38 2,226 6,022 5,552 3,136
762 24
2 706
3,034 3,486
632 36
2,800
184 1,378
1,392 448 1 4
2,064
16 32 24 4 2 4
292 6,704
7,996 3,612
724 36
ll,228 42
884 2,550 2,532 1,078
78
2-4 2
1,246 2,194 876 354 130 28 -
SECTION 2 - NATALITY
424 146 1,874 1,196 1,068 l,OS6
526 588 2ca 196 44 32 2 2
Table 2-11. Live Births by Age of Mother, Live-Birth Order, Color, and Nativity of White Mother: Each State, 1961 -Continued
(By place of residence. Data refer only to births occurring within the United States. Based on a 50-percent sample. Live-birth order refers to number of children born alive to mother. Figures for age of mother not stated and nativity of white mother not stated are distributed)
LIVE-BIRIII ORDER Total
1 &I= 50,548 41,520 27,348
5 6 7 I and over lot stated
52,446 15,438 8,430 4,368 5,404 76 205,578
156 24,462 n,194 53,974 33,548 17,448 4,590
202 4
200,558
1556 24,242 69,864 52,492 32,416 16,718 4,406
200 4
5,020
156 17,672
6,500
822 206
8
25,042
2,040
51,204
156 17,502 24,482 6,180 1,920 760 196 8
1,242
170 560 320 120 62 10
5,246
146 5,508 10,142 7,408 3,416 692 34 2
26,704
144 5,432 9,968 7,- 3,272
664 34 2
644
2 76 174 220 144
28
3,246
20 1,596 5,160 5,032 2,894 712 24
15,146
- 20
1,584 5,102 4,922 2, el6 678 24
292
98 942
1,688 1,202 424 14
4,280
98 930
1,658 1,178
402 14
88
12 30 24 22
U 2 -
86 436 376 190 24
1,016
12 520
1,750
952 64 2
5,330
2,104
10 514
1,720 2,076 944 64 2
74
2 6 30 28
8
1,762
14 28 24 4 2 4
70
10 28 22 4 2 4 - 6
4
2
G
5,456 24,694 13,188 5,006 1,856
342 6
49,028
5,420 24,180 12,660 4,720 1,732 310
6
1,520
36 514 528 286 124 32
1,154 13,790 15,086 7,638 3,150
684 I8 -
40,494
1,146 13,626 14,724 7,350 2,988 644 16
1,026
8 E4 362 288 162 40
2
426 2,412 '2,982 2,002 574 34
8,302
424 2,392 2,934 1,954 564 34
128
2 20 48 48 10
666 - 2
280 622 504 198 58
2
1,632
220 1,330 1,482
670 184 2
1,132
12 58 U O 78 34
2,322 24,342
180 4,370 8,040 5,840 3,850 1,664 378 20 -
51,ffiz
la 630 862 520 242 50
2,922
so 364 800 428 126 14
1,752
172 2,532 1,746 526 la2 72 16
15,188 13,350 I 9,568 I 5,574
104 10,164 19,100 u,546 5,966 3,202 892 74
12 508
1,U6 748 402 128 8
2,294
2 120 598 528 310 66 8
1,086
38 314 320 250 e4 10
610
22 200 558 656 278 36 2
960
2 18 12 10
8
42
168 54
13,662
58 8,748 16,756 9,932 4,980 2,576 712 54 2
43,130
58 8,692 16,550 9,708 4,856 2,518
692 54 2
688
56 206 224 124 58 20
I -
58 6,262 5,- 1,154 388 152 30
13,496
58 6,226 5,542
372 148 30
1,lzo
- 166
36 76 54 16 4
42 1,146 1, 822 1,072 458 96
6 2
4,568
40
1,778 1,062 450 92 6 2
66
1,138
2 8 34 10 8 4
10 346 850 612 352 ll8
6
2,276
10 344 848 602 3pB u.8
6
18
2 2 10 4
66 328 312 254 60 6 -
1,078
66 324 368 254 60 6
8
4 4
14 12 8 8
42
14 12 8 8
16 172 196 160 62 4
602
16 172 192 158 60 4
8
4 2 2
8 98
288 372 168
26
934
8 98
280 358 164 26
26
8 l4 4
2,060 6,226 2,632 758 316 72 2
=,e36
2, 6,144 2,546 722 308
66 2
230
12 82 86 36 8 6
360 3, J18 2,878 1,286 512 106 4
8,298
354 3,280 2,814 1,250 494 102 4
166
6 38 E4 36 18 4
SECTION 2 - NATALITY 2-4 3
Table 2-11. Live Births by Age of Mother, Live-Birth Order, Color, and Nativity of White Mother: Each State, 1961 -Continued
(By place of residence. Data refer Only tQbirths. occurring anthin the United States. Based on a 50-percent sample. Live-birth order refers to number of children born alive to I mother not stated and nativity of white mother not stated are distributed) pres for a
I
LNE-BIRTB ORDER Total
2 7 rot stated 3 1
1,526
40 836 502 90 38 16 4
10,264
34 4,300 4,592
908 294 108 24 . 4
9,956
4 5 6 I and over
1,284 1,104 940 546 406 192 8 628
2 162 266 136 50 10
2
2 402 612 116
52 30 10 -
2 150 556 250 96 40 10
2 4
2
2 54
210 156 56 6 2
22 142
20 422 3L6 114
60 8
14 102 210 284 U O 10 2
888
4 112 284, 314 158
16
790
2 88
250 286 148 16
754
2 66
228 278 144 16
36
2 22 8 4
98
124 90 22
6
1,282 31,538
34
9,152
1,342 4,926 1,956
626 232
70
8,896
1,646
258 3,088 2,592 1,lJ.o
460 134
4
4,958 698
28 132 216 178
74 10
636
2,624 26
32 1,256 1,715
612 1,208
5,938
8,75C 14,29C
5,06C 2,666
75c sc
452 100
4
2,489
6 304 62 6
1,210
128 6
4,806 24
4 6 6 2 6
22
4 6 4 2 6
2
2
2
24 5,lM
i3,81e 8,408 4,864 2,552
732 50
3s, 248
24 5,674 13,600 8,156 4,618 2,424
I04 48
1,000
66 278 252 246 128 28 2
1,290
24 4,190 4,464
8% 280 106
24 4
9,690
24 4,150 4,328
808 252 100
24 4
266
40 136
56 28 6
308
1,286 4,816 1,894
606 228 66
8,624
1,264 4,730
550 zzz 62
1,806
272
22 86 88 56 16 4
256
234 3,008 2,540 2,084
446 130
4
7,256
230 2,960
1,026 424 124
4
2,488
190
4 48 52 58 22 6
2M)
52 380 420 290 62 6
1,114
52 374 408 212 62 6
36
6 12 18
12
22 122 252 156
74 10
610
22 122 244 142
70 LO
26
8 14 4
62
26 1,212 1,660 1 ,LBZ
592 128
6
4,684
26
1,632 1,336
562 120
4
1,204
8 28 46 30 8 2
296 854 788 442 100
4
2,434
296 835 172 428 98 4
50
18 16 14 2
140
10 10 1LO 128 44 14 2
62,980
56 U O 62 20 14 4
- 60,090
6 44 56 26 20
30,504
34 68 28 10
11,378
8 26 24 14
9,410
6 10 24 22
5,U8
2
192
24 80 52 26 14
4
48,108
2 24 34 28 10
6,490
42 118
2,U6
1,106 U O
4
4,132
2,334
240,270
228 19,040 29,268 9,286 3,468
352 14
1,324
56,754
4 6,198
26,240 17,064
7,230 2,770
510 14
54,950
222 5,342
10,588 8,936 4,364 1,014
36 2
27,316
8 530
2,516 3,390 2,310
616 38 2
1, 720
144 1,168 1,806 1,498
478 24
4,088
4
80 56 22 10
2
l.8 .
142
2 1,398
13,558 17,286 10,458 4,556
804 40 6
43,790
23ti 26,918 76,950 64,044
22,706 5,830 312 1 4
214,614
43,258
34 1,746 5,302 5,832 3,540
888 36
15,122
109. 21,132 68,UO 58,028 39,446 20,844 5,346
296 8
96 15,872 27,244 8,130 3,220 1,254
324 14
4 4,790
24,074 16,130
6,804 2,590
546 12
2 936
ll,690 16,164 9,882 4,322
754 36 4
1 4 1,168 4,950 5,346 3,290
azo 34
2 288
1,836 2,916 2,076
552 38 2
12 384
1,428 1,854
948 104
2
2 8
64 38 20 10
U.0 4,214 9,518
4,138 976 34
a,326
56 718
1,504 1,310
416 24
2-4 4
Table 2-11. Live Births by Age of Mother, Live-Birth Order, Color, and Nativity SECTION 2 - NATALITY
of White Mother: Each State, 1961-Continued (By place oi residence. Data refer only to births occurring within the United States. Based on a 50-11ercent sample. Live-birth order refers to number of children born allve to -
mother. Figures for aj
AREA, POE OF lm!rBKR, c m , AND - OF WiImEKlPBER
f mother not stated andnativitg of white mother hot stated a r e distributed)
LTVE-BII(III WDER
2 3 5 1 1 6 7 i ma OW
4,EEO
- 12
3% 1,410 1,
934 104
2
72
- 18 40 lA
1,758
30 394 688 480 158
ti 2
468
kit stated ~~~
7,558
~
4,006 53,522
2 4,736
23,642 15,654 6>526 2,428
520 10
1,428
42,784
928 11,556 15,826
9,590 4,140
710 30 4
1,005
26,788 14,846
14 1,162 4,398 5,242 3,208
790 32
276
130
2 8
ci: 34 16 8
12
55,356
94 1 5 , 7 3 E 26,652 8,326 3,032 1,196
324 14
1,398
2 134 592 414 le8 58 1 0
- - 6,226
132 3,168 2,024
556 248 70 28
4,
106 4,160 9,378 8,166 3,998
946 34
528
2 288
1,812 2,854 2,024
542 34
56 774
1,466 1,214
414 22
82
2
162
2 52
432 476 276 162
26 2
2 8
3 s 338 292 182 44 6
4 54 140 160 140
30
6 52
104 82 30 2
2,256
4 38 36 2
4
1,690
6 242 660 474 234 54
696
2
1,030 5,140 4,328 3,168
2 10 1 c 18 2
1,408 2,166 934 426 160
24 2
462 1,868
576 234 50
1,122
m 1,070
610 226 38 2 2
1,128
2
cge
4 2
380 1,270 18,370
6 1,728 5,876 4 , m 3,526 2,022
474 30
-
-
4 , 3 3 3,692 2,282
6 4 244 2,300
676 272 u 2 34 4
4,516
334 2,016 1, 486 244 42
4,168
66 934
1,338 666 404 82
2
3,576
6 350 686 752 414 72
2
2,182
e4 324 464 330 62 6
1,200
12 182 272 160
66 6
648
2 86
138 ll0 42
2
350
72 158 168
62 8
382
ia 170 142 108 80 32
596
4 1,602 5,670 4,512 3,406 1,942 454
28
16,-
4 1,576 5,454 4,272 3,240 1,826
422 24
800
26 275 240 166 l l 6 32 4
752
4 1,164 2,268
664 268 l l 2
34 2
4,288
4 1,142 2,168
594 244 102 32 2
228
22 100
70 24 10 2
132
308
1,166 478 232 38
1,946
3,984
306 1,882 1 ,uo
448 220 28
le4
2 64 56 30 22 10
166
50 888
1,310 852 396
2 312 556 736 404
70 2
2,080
2
6 160 262 150 64 6
634
78 126 104 40
2
336
io 178 l40 108 80 12
5EE
72 296 446 320 60 6
1,150
42 130 144
8 5a
360
40 126 136 54 4
22
2 4 8 4 4
86
30 28 24 4
78 2
3,420
50 866
806 372 78 2
1,246
156
22 64 46 24
lJ.6
76 m 102 38 2
7c 158 136 106
78 12
6 158 258 142 64 6
30 102
10 26 40 16 10
100
1 4 1 4
2 8 2 2
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2 8 12
6 2
2 4 fl
2 20 4 2 2
2 - 2 -
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2 80 32 12
4
26 70 46
8 12 4
-
16 46 28 14
8 4
4 38 30 16 10
2
-
1 2 28 18 10
2
6 22 10 10
2 - 2
Table 2-11. Live Births by Age of Mother, Eive-Birth Order,, C o h , and Nativity, of white Mother: Each State, !I961--33ontinued
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10 1,648 1,846 444 180 42 20
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24 746 976 350 146 18
1,678
I68 6,004 7,552 5,158 3,50C 2,136
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?- 17,642
14 2,128 6,004 4,496 2,828 1,616
514 42
16,270
490 1,988
782 224 94 26 4
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88 1,256 1,248
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1,006 636 266
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6 166 624 514 296
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232 3 1 C 156 16
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1,836 752 212 92 26 4
3,336
76 1,150 1,lSZ
482 196 40
2
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74 1,136
470 188 40 2
1,158
6 452 920 608 258 66
2,262
6 448 900 6W 248 60
6 150 556 490 284
66 4
1,528
6 150 548 480 276 66
2
26 212 324 222
74 io
860
26 a2 322 218 72 10
6 106 214 iza sa 4
486
6 102 208 118 48 4
4 42
178 258 lls 14
586
4 40
166 24a 33.4 1 4
6 6 2 6 4 2
26
6 6 2 6 4 2
12 1,416 1,904
362 102 52 14
2
15,954
12 1,924 5,516 4,038 2,542 1,442 442
38
3,802
12 1,412 1,870 350 90 52 14
2
420 1,870
726 200 90 26 4
2-4 6 SECTION 2 - NATALITY
316
8 78 96 74 44 1 4
2
1,372
2 196 4lo 362 212 U O 58 2
82,248
252 15,504 28,040 19,416 u, 202 6,040
, 1,688 102
4
64,020
108 u,,Sss 22,302 15,376
8,658 4,608 1,328
82
63,504
108 U,534 22,120 15,a4
8,556 4,570 1,324
78
516
24 182 162 102
38 4 4
18,228
144 3,946 5,738 4,040 2,544 1,432
360 20 4
246,444
652 41,998 ffi, n 4 59,616 35,120 18,502 4,604
224 14 '
Table 2-11. Live Births by Age of Mother, Live-Birth Order, Color, and Nativity of White Mother: Each State, 1961 -Continued
(By place of residence. Data refer only to births occurring within the United States. Based on a 50-vercent samvle. Live-birth order refers to number of children born alive to
62
4 34 12 12
268
2 114 126 16 8 2
23,754
248 10,634
9,174 2,466
796 350 82 2 2
20,038
108 8,434 8,160 2,230
n.8 9 4 72 2 -
19,864
108 8,414 8,076 2,186
702 306 72
174
20 e4 44 16 8
2
3,716
140 2,200 1,014
236 78 36 10
2
64,082
610 27,416 26,416 6,478 2,168
808 178 16
' 2
ures fo i age of mother not stated and nativity of white mother not stated are distributed) mother. 1
** IL- 2 3 4 5 6 7 and over ot stated
68 60 48
- 4
20 8
10 6
188
28
8 10 8
2
122
8
-
2 4 2
122
28
2 12 10 4
164 2
2 26 26 12
2
204
2 14 24 12 8
224
- 12
IC6 66 26 12
2
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10 56 32 20 4
2 20 28 22 6
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4,02€
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1,.?64 614 64
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1,88C
12 134 554 740 406 54
1,864
10 134 528 736 404 52
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6 4 2 2
2,146
- 20,206
4 3,764 9,468 4,554 1,688
602 120
4 2
16,958
14,148
924 5,324 4,568 2,300
862 176
4
ll.440
5,372
14 1.002
32 8,942 2,320
124 754 776 506 156
4
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3,448
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2,576 3,186 1,836
952 226 6
6,736
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1,288 992 686 142
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3,650 2,084
4 108 668 670 510
2,586 7,986 4,194 1,548
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. 58 1,574 2,528 1,564
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470 3,936 3,998 2,034
754 156
2,582 7,924 4,148 1,536
522 112
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58 1,566 2,500 1,542
le6 6
814
4 108 668 660 510 ll6
8
10
26 270 440 350 l l 8
4
4
2
2
1,108
64
8 28 22 4 2
- 2,206
132
4 62 46 12 8
3,248
4 1,178
360 140
72 8 2 2
58,868
1,482
92
24 34 30 4
2,708
454 1,354
536 236 lop
20 4
45.356
10
1,364
102
658 272 134
38
1,022 98 482 336 154
38
2 4 4
10 536 672 356 132 12 4
17,342
220 620 322 176
26
10,866
28 472 8(M 624 208 10
13,404
194 2,008 4,748 4,730 1,630
92 2
29,320 254
4 EZ
- 6,942
36 2 544
10,728 6,410
548 16
8,244
2,828
10,942 28,360
4,440 1,714
338 10
13,028
2,914 17,410 14,744
6,950 2,740
576 18 4
14
3,930 3 , a O 1,938
452 26 6
1,190 2
416 2,222 2,494 1,438
344 26
Ea
!
48 44 26
SECTION 2 - NATALITY
4 742
2,= 2,592 1,574
366
2-4 7
2 264
1,462 1,840 1,172
280
Table 2-11. Live Births by Age of Mother, Live-Birth Order, Color, and Nativity of White Mother: Each State, 1961 -Continued
22 4
7,206
A
(By place of residence. Data refer only to births occurring within the United States. Based on a 50-percent sample. Live-birth order refers to number of children born alive to f mother not stated and nativity of white mother not stated are distributed)
22
4,314
2
pres for a
18 4
916
76 376 274 110 16 4
2,744
mother.
18
668
24 216 236 162
24 4
1,900
1 0 448
l , V Z 718 364 86 4 2
1,470
48 416 516 398 88 4
1,438
152 760 654 266 64 4
704
12 126 260 218 84 4
680
mte3 1 2 3 4 6 1 7 3 and over 5
13,80€
66 2,326 5,062 3,886 1,972
476 1.2
12,378
64 2,u2 4,472 3,498 1,774 446 12
1,430
L 2 l E 59c
196 30 6
38e
3,534
sot stated
8,122 I 5,042 i
209,294 56,ZOC 52.08C 39,58C
2,032
q 3 9 c 14,718
6,396 2,49C
532 l e
4
36,944
1,938 13,756 12,430 5,940 2,314
496 18
2
2,636
94 962 91c 456 176 36
2
5,776
24,46C
2 542
6,166 9,2oc 5,696 2,542
498 14
22,626
2 324
5,718 8,496 5,260 2,348
464 14
1,834
1€
704 436 194 34
&e
4,860
9,80€
138 1,322 3,436 h6Mi 1,232
72
8,388
3.94
48 58 32 34 20 2
162
346 %,474 73,636 51,252 29,920 15,620
3,852 184 10
194,168
332 33,290 69,108 46,756 27,066 13,984 3,464
160 8
15,126
22 8,806
W,ZSG 12,038
4,OX 1,542
306 8
48i886
20
23,828
3,756 1,386
276 8
8,474
U,U8
3,194
332 1,452
9oc 32z l56
3c
6,788
322 23,174 23,942 5,926 1,362
70C 16C 10 2
53,204
3 l G 22,438
5,326 1,720
63C 148 LO
2
2,996
1 8 736
1,328 602 242
7c 12
22,520
7,892
288 4,242 2,474
550 206 108
- 1 8
6,584
46 50 24 24 16 2
u.6 4 2,946 3,102 1,026
62
1,420
20 188 490 506 206 10
3,596
1,604
350 256 1,404 1,010
32
2 8 8
1 4 1,184 4,523 4,496 2,=4 1,636
388 24 2
37,150
10 4
60
306 7,524
12,078 8,364 5,200
752 40
2,882
14
3,080 990 362 172 32 2
2, 326 56
686 1,312 1,122
398 20 2
840
4 1 4 1 0 1 6 10 6
108
42 44 1 0 4 4 4
1W
40 42 10
4 4 4
94
36 38 8 4 4 4
10
4 4 2
882 2,692 1,354
554 250 44
4,962
162 2,008 1,842
752 180 38
4,866
158 1,972 1,820
708 170 38
4,676
156 1,940 1,724
668 ls4 34
190
2 32 96 40 xi 4
202 2,078 1,528
714 286 50 2
3,904
14 798
1,630 956 410 92 4
3,824
1 4 772
1,610 934 398 92 4
3,716
14 760
1,574 902 374 88 4
108
.. 1 2 36 32 24 4
38 1,088 1,368
670 308 60 2
2,504
4 228 811: 846 510 92 12
2,&6
4 220 8M) 828 500
92 12
2,376
2 218 782 788 484 92 lo
80
2 2
18 40 16
2
4
26,466 5,390
12 3,510 9,282 6,726 4, 2,243
608 40
25,846
l2
3,092 668
2,508 780 3,050
282 u8 32
s,m
5,266
2 94
232 334 162 16
212 76 3.6
5,440
10 2,458 3,036 646 208 68 1 4
6,144.
10 2,398 2,892
594 174
64 12
296
60 144 52 34 4 2
772
- 88
212 304 152 1 6
10 3,432 9,086 6,588 3,928 2,168
594 40
24,860
10 3,548 8,824 6,300 3,723 2,056 558 36
986
84 262 2ae 200 L12
36 4
75s 2,990 1,096
274 m 32
5,068
742 2,922 1,024
250 104 26
198
16 68 72 24 32 6
10 120 252 212 82 4
652
10 ll.8 240 202 78 4
28
2 12 10 4
44 398 508 396 88 4
1,394
- 44
390 494 380 82 4
44
8 1 4 16
6
740
86 208 290 142 14
32
2 4 14 10 2
2-4'8 SECTION 12 - NATALm
%bk 211. Line Births by Age of Mo.fhe~, .Live-Birth Order, Color, and Nativity o f White Mother: Each Skate, 1961 -,Conhued
!(By$ace boT.resrdence. Datardfer.only to births.ocourring .within the Unitd'Stiites. Basellton a 50-percentrsample. Ure~birth~order refers toaumber of children born alive to mother. Figuzes'forage of mother notstated and nativity of white motherrndt Stated are distzibuted)
1 3 A ' 5 7 I and over l o t stated
4 144 32 68 a20
2 ae
1 9 6 2 3 8 u2
8C 1 4
2 50 56 22
2 2 4
18 8 2
'4 8 2
.2,3r2 -446 ,230 354
B 816
212 86 22 10
72
I, 098
- 2,306
- - 2 62 80 E4 20
2
228
4 36 108 132
70 4
a54
.- 26 28 20 fi 6 ,2
j 88
3.4 2
9,368
6 a 4
- 270 84 22 10 2
1,098
2,202
6 796
1,048 244 78 20 8 2
104
1 8 50 26
6 2 2 -
6
2 a4
?% 19D 46 M 2
4%
-
2 302
450 124 40 lo 2
L
- 142
12 76 28 16
6 4
6
2 22 142 XI0 .e4 '24 2 -
408
2 20 19D E O 76 zo - - 38
2 12 u)
8 4 2 -
- 2
62 EO 62 20
2 -
4 36
108 132
70 4
320
4 34 102 116
60 4
34
- 2 6
16 10
20-29 years I
25-29 yeam 30-34 years-- 35-39 ---- 40-44yearS---- 45-49 years-----'-- - 50 years &---
P - 4 244
6 286 448 340 Y O
32 2
-
- 76
- 2 16 26 .la 10 4
2
34 166 154 a4 60 34
2
L8
16 34 l4 6 2 - 2
2 2 8 4 2
97,054
2
2 2
27,910
2 2 2
2
23,944 17,418 6,466 3]932 2,172 3,nfi
268 =,a 33,436 23,266 13,958
7,436 1,976 100
2
262 11,240 u,sse
3,306 s 3J.z 440 92
1,032 6,210 5,456 3,U6 1,346
252 6
- 234
3,750 2,704 1,368
320 4
2,902
8,266
8 490
1,282 1,178
730
2 78
590 1,236
532 56
2
1,220
46 62 70 18 14 2 2
6 4,M2
10,772 5,750 2,300
900 190
4
19,636
2
144 774 668 478 100
8
28 1,320 2,288 1,626
940 248 16
4,068
6
240 4
2,220 73,158
72 11,268 25,886 U , W 2 10,760 5,616 1,490
62
i2
22,778
70
l3,686 974
26 268 322 290 62 6
1,412
6 140 406 540
l l 8
20 28 42 12 12
2 2
62 1,688
2,270 1,174
276 4
2,792
8,284 10,090
2,916 966 378 74
426 4,416 4,706 2,742 1,178
212 6
2 138 592 768 532
520 1,416 1,192
712 208 184
4 294 24
2 2 1 4
7 8. an8 over
962 1,394
- 26 . 6
266 138 318 402 284 530 62 292
6 24 - 2
12' 18
- - 2 2 4 4 6 10 - 2
1,198 2,304
2 LIS 72 506 450 346 830 188 680 38 238 2 32
1,238 1,390
32 8 318 170 472 482 3oa 498 104 w2
4 20 - - >,OS4 lJ-06
9 NO%, stated
l l 2
20 28 40 10 10
2 2 - 6
2 2 2 -
96
26 34 28 6 2 - -
28
- 8 6 6 4 2 2 ~
26
4 304 382 430 172 14
i,osa
8 6 4 4 2 2 - -
26
2 96
360 412 162
6 , - 68
- 2 8
22 18 10
8 - 284
- 8 6 4 4 2 2 - - -
- - -
2
SECTION 2 -.NATALITY 2-4 9,
Table 2-11. Live Births hy Age of Mother, Live-Birth Order, Color, and Nativity of White Mother: Each State,, 1961-Continued
ccurringanthintke United States. Based.on a 50-percent sample. Uve-birth orderrefers to number-of children born alive to (By place of residence. Data refer only t o birth! mother. : if moiher not stated and nativity of white mother not stated are distributed). w e s for a
Totbl. 3 5 2 L
22,241
7c 8,P4 9,ffiC 2,784
914 33€
71
53E
7( 24c 131
51 4c
5,132
4
8,048
62 1,666 2,726 2,186 1,136
268 4
218
22 66 84 38 8
- 3,016
172
958 434 194 44
l , U 4
8,500
- 54
2,078 3,204 1,976
944 234 10
8,012
50
3,010
902 224 10
1,928
1,888
7,612
50 1,862 2,694 1,770
812 216
8
400
66 l l 6 ll8
90 8 2
488
4 150 194
88 42 10
6
71,38Q
72 =,168 25,380 17,496 10,392
5,356 1,452
62 2
1,778
100 506 506 368 260 38
23,896
19,168
2 2,446 8,8l6 4,974 2,006
746 176
2
468
13,292
418
4,582 2,628
202 6
4,334
1,122
- 394
5,998 2,16(
13L 581 754 50f 17L
4
5E
1C 14 2f
E
h.712
f 352 69C 410
5E ise
'2,ae
2 L36 732 816 542 17 E
1 4
2,212
- 6
516 1,404 1,174
684 200 14
70
4 12 18 28 8
- 2,398
22 158 156
76 54
2
4,308
8 82
124 ll.4 56 10 -
3,732
196
7,550 5,264 3,198
486 38
5,344
1,820
65,056
192 2,SSf 1,368
39c 146
62 i e
17,474
4 1,554 1,798
620 Z18 100 12 2
16,250
606 1,794
750 374 168 40
13,254
22 800 872 454 228 40 2
4,504
44
24,260 16,280 9,066 4,750
84
9,344
1,228
2,140 8,564 3,676
522 86 10
1,252
440
4,490
880 194
8
5,ll8
2,124
12,566
6 560
1,610 1,336
802 17 6 l?r
44 6,694
2,074 604 252 44 4
7,758
16,620 61,238 15,442 4,160
32
23,104 8,812
15,224 8,388 4,446 1,154
78
58,312
30 8,654
22,300 14,376
7 742
1,090 60
4:060
2,926
2 158 804 848 646 386 64 18
3.818
32 6,358 7,478 1,928
540 238 42 4
15,926
30 6,250 7,188 1,728
480 208 38 4
694
2 108 290 200 60 30 4
854
2,000 8,228 3,454 1,168
498 84 10
14,644
6 484
1,484 1,246
754
388
4,302 1,996
832 186
8
4,854
ll,920
382 4,710 4,060
752 166
6
1, e44
646
6 144 242 152 80 20 2
688
52 264 188 128 48 8
2 102 658 754 508 174 14
2,120
2 102 640 718 478 168 12
92
le 36 30
6 2
206
- 34 74 62 34 2
20 280 410 282 98 4
1,046
20 268, 388 272 94 4
48
- 12 22 10 4 -
144
172 1 4
3,980
6 476
1,452 1,166
700 166 14
180
8 32 80 54
6
344
1,956 7,934 3,234 1,012
424 78
. 6
798
44 294 220 156 74
6 4
808
12 532
1,156 1,056
678
140 336 222 84 24 2
76 126 90 48 4
-
146 64 1 4
2
62 100 26 68
40
- _ 304
74 6
2-5 0
Table 2-11. Live Births by Age of Mother, Live-Birth Order, Color, and Nativity
SECTION 2 - NATALITY
of White Mother: Each State, 1961 -Continued (BY place of residence. Data refer only to births occurring within the United States. Based on a IO-percent sample. Live-birth order refers to number of children born alive to . . . mother. E ures for age of mother not stated and,nativity of white mother not stated are distributed)
It stated I
6 1 2 4 5 I
1,056
2 28 292 392 248 86 8
944
3 ana over
24 2,020
10 192 652 730 396 40
1,818
10 164 570 672 364 38
1,816
10 164 568 672 364 38
2
2
292
28 82 58 32 2
4,282
22 442
I 390 1i578 796 54
3,884
10 354
1 226 1i478 762 54
3,828
10 348
1 220 1:444 762 54
2,776 1,720 39,034
52 6,788 33,412 9,050 5,586 3,100 978 68
37.104
10,846
52 4,868
994 344 144 30
4,414
10,454
38 4,648
976 332 140 28
4,292
10,392
38 4,638 4,268 958 324 138 28
62
10 24 18 8 2
392
9,230 6,778
330 2,604 2,386 1,080 472 106
6,488
294 2,482
1,036 454 106
2,U6
6,424
294 2,462 2,098 1,022 442 106
64
20 18 14 12
290
4,584
- 56
1,716 1,062 472 86 8
1,184
4.292
2 444
758 438 U O 4
1,020
2.580
2 8 10 p -
24
2 142 552 582 338 100 4
1.582
258 64 4
8.922 ~~
38 6,426
8,608 5,262
93.0 66
12,852
2,942
36,856
38 6,416 12,786
5 210 2:906 908 66
8,526
248
10 66 82 52 36 2
1,930
1,432 4,432
692 256 62 4
2,044
44 1,078 1,614
450 78 8
1,020
4,258
2 406 928
2 128 496 540 324 88 4
1,576
2 16 260 350 228 80 8
932
2 16 258 346 224 78 8
12
2 4 4 2
n 2
2 8 10 4
24
2 8 10 4
4
2,570 8,864
1,432 4,414 2,016 682 254 62 4
58
18 28 10 2
308
2 406 926 712 416 104 4
10
2 6 2
196
2 128 496 538 320 88 4
6
2 4
138
44 1,074
1,014 440 78 8
1,600
34
4 14 6 10
292
14 94 146 44 20 2 2
36 122 70 44 18
12 106 102 42 22 8
38 92 40 20 6
14 56 42 14 12
14 220 122 18 12 4 2
12 32 42 20
6
3,120
50 660
1,228 862 304 16
2,864
30 564
1,132 824 298 16
2,826
30 558
810 294 14
1,120
98,394
9,180 33,242 26,364
9,234 2,876
52
17,298
148
94.540
94
24 32 18 8 8 4
22,966 W,598 18,616 13,520 8,928 5,250
50 6,704
' U,962 2,936 926 338 66 4
22.222
2
ll,422 5 488
658
2,002
1:828
392
6,876 3,406
308 20
6,334
1,280
54
5,196 3,724
392 12
2,444
1,698
4 780
3,222 2,854 1,628 440 14
8,512
4 676
3,026 2 * 758 1,598 436 14
196 1,536 1 938
376 20
1:184 190 8
20,934
1,834 ll,ll4 5,374
2
1,772 644 186
8
20,378
18,052 13,008
36 2,266 5,016 3,622 1,668
388 12
12,768
36 2,246 4,938 3,552 1,606 378 12
4,982 9z
24 32 18
E 8 2
22
31,976 25,362 16.628
8,606 20
6,376 ll,654 2,862 896 334 66 4
22,692
20
ll 424
830 318 62 4
6,292
2:742
332 6,036 6,750
1,268 302 20
3,344
158 1,398 1,870 1,162 374 20
4,902 92,516
8,494 22
31,462 24 788 16:174 8,688 2,744 144
17,660
330
6 604 5,974
1,202 3:246
284 20
8,370
4 670
2,996 2,708 1,558 420 14
92
2 1,808 10,918 5 198
608 178 6
1:660
24 32 10 8 0 2
158 1 386 1:840 1,134 364 20
A SECTION 2 - NATALITY 2-5 1
Table 2-11. Live Births by Age of Mother, Live-Birth Order, Color, and Nativity of White Mother: Each State, 1962-Continued
(By place of residence. Data refer only to births occurring within the United States. Based on a 50-percent sample. Live-birth order refers to number of children born alive to E mother not stated and nativity of white mother not stated are distributed)
LWE-BIRTE ORDER
mother.
AREl\r M E OF MOllw, COLORI AND NATIVITY OF !nIlEMmFml
pres for a
msl 2 3 5 6 4 4 1
520
84 230 120 66 16 4
774
~~
2,024
l l i 514 574 454 296 7c 4
556
26 196 176 .u2 36 8 2
664
392
2 62 146 98 66 I8
564
240
20 78 70 62 10
512
142
6 30 50 40 16
416
80
12 30 26 10
268 3.854
168 308 114 56 14 4
2.110
60 298 126 62 12 6
1.716
18 178 180 102 30 4
1.124
104 186 92 30 4
624
30 328 308 74 30 4
2,262
2 990 960 222 54 26 8
2,1778;
2 942 928 218 52 24 8
2,126
2 940 898 U O 46 22 8
48
2 30 8 6 2
88
48 32 4 2 2
3c 574
1,266
67C 250 62
1,002
8,560
2
38 133 68 22 2
320
V
22 102 ll6 62 16 2
300
1,370 3,226 2,196
600 136 20
1,010
304
478 134 64 6 2
1,122
2,060
304 1,086 464 134 64 6 2
2,004
2 272 458 224 l34 30 4
1,100
74 740 598 194 90 20
1,660
104 246 168 82 22 2
602 8.254
20 98 104 80 16 2
294
20 94 104 58 16 2
6
4
2
20
2 1,320 3 104 2z126 968 58C 136 18
8,070
2 258 450 222 134 30 4
1,074
72 712 584 184
96 236 166 80 88
20
1,626
72 704 570 182 82 16
34
22 2
800
2 1,310
2,078 938 556 124
3,044 296
1,068 452 122 60 4 2
56
8 18 12 12 4 2
50
2 256 440 214 130 28 4
26
2 10 8 4 2
24
94 236 166 80 22 2
2
2
18
184
10 60 48 30 24 12
306
8 14 2 6
22
4
56
50 122 70 42 20
2
36 14
2 28 14 10 2
14 8 2
8 10 2 2
2 4 12 2
SECTJ!ON 2 - NATALITY
4,268,326
7,462 19 316 , 53:IX 1
105,462 180,734 243,092
280.312
A
103,218
Tab1e.Z-12. Live Births by Siqle Year of Age of Mother, Live-Birth Order,Color, and Nativity ’ of White Mother:. United States, 1961
161,056 121,134
(Data refer only tubirths occurring within the United Statea.. Based on a IO-percent sample. Live-birth o rde r r e f e r s to number of children born alive to mother, Births which occurred.mMassachusett8 are included insthe “Not stated” classification for b i r th o r d e r because th i s State did not require reporting of the item. Figures for age of mother nut- s ta ted and nativity of white mother not s ta ted are distributed) _. -- ~ - - - _._
6 26
92. 218 544
1,294 2,176
3,496 4,778 5,862 6,666 7,426
7,570 7,786 7,386 7,414 6,956
6,344 5,872 4,916 4,614 3,626
2,908 2,080 1,376
844 494 278
104 38 22 2 4
- . - . - -
954,754
mal
878,168 69,886
295;796 298,104 296,298 274,544
257,802 238,084 209,666 195,742 180,412
167,048
132,828 150,264
91,882 ll5,693
l20;@56 106,268
95,086 83,338
59,382 47,788
36,322 24,836 16,582 10,598
2,964
70,156
5,776
2 2
12 26 52
148 306
632 1,090 1,674 2,622 3,598
4,488 5,312 5,778 6,852 6,912
7,362 7,510 7 I 154 6,764 6,302
5,316 3,966 3,062 2,252 1,376
718 364 136 66 30 18.
1,292 496
98 138
3,600,864 I 2,808
10,382 35,724 79,088
144,420 202,092
235,724 250,616 256,176 254,958 236,958
222,136 204,818 179,458 166,740 154,532
142,822 128,700
103,182 90,242
113,048
80,806
59,774
40,524
70,816
49,946
30,870 21,166
9,012 14,002
4,926
2,552 1,102
404 190 €4
-86
4-y 1,099,688 1,002,556
7,076 17,492 44,766 80,118
121,U8 145,146
135,72.2 114,490 95,198 76,050 57,198
43,294 33,000 24,138 19,300 15,988
33,322 10,948
7,336 6,214
5,238 4,472 3,500 2,954 2,234
1,760 1,098
742 378 244 128
56 16 12 4 8
8,930
268 1,524 6,924
20,340 44,972 67,556
90,412 102,264 101,604 96,008 83,052
71,198 59,284 46,704 38,812 32,096
27,358 22,140 18,136 15,306 12,572
10,822 8,738 6,876 5,704 4,240
3,122 1,940 1,162
764 362 170
66 30 14 6
10
2,696 9,664
31,288 63,108
102,132 127,594
121,274 102,918 86,768 69,876 52,346
1 39,476 29,828 21,762 17,224 14,378
11,988 9,798 8,008 6,612 5,538
2,592 2,002
1,602 1,000
344 218
lltl 50 12 10 4 4
58 544
3,586 13,066 33,228 54,032
75,978 89,128 90,868 86,940 76,194
65,456 54,522 42,748 35,438 29,352
24,862 20,272 16,438 13,958 ll,468
9,832 7,938 6,206 5,148 3,882
2,856 1,790 1,072
700 340
158 60 26 12 4 8
3
789,852
16 74
648 3,012 9,626
20,396
35,154 48,638 58,316 66,094 65,730
63,932 60,124 52,336 48,174 43,342
38,432 32,810 27,542 23,714 20,252
17,178 14,354 11,390
9,000 6,986
4,966 3,172 2,150 1,184
572 326
114 48 26 4
20
687,562
6 12
228 1,356
13,562 5,354
25,644 38,308 48,304 56,572 57,652
57,314 54,488 47,718 43,984 39,862
35,390 30,132 25,402 21,900 18,624
15,798 13,194 10,520 8,274 6,378
4,578 2,912 1,962 1,lX
522
308 102 46 24 4
1 2
4
515,250
2 8
54 324
1,466 4,308
10,148 17,220 24,432 31,668 35,622
38,250 38,754
35,798 37,178
54,178
31,984 29,428 25,784 22,862 19,840
17,178 14,824 12,136
9,722 7,596
5,682
2,274 3,786
1,452 726 356
130 48 18 4
10
434,220
2 4 8
102 548
2,092
5,938 10,882 17,456 23,754 28,438
31,572 32,926
31,370 30,372
28,764
32&4
26,528 23,348
18,028 20,734
15,546 13,502 11,056 8,802 6,980
5,258 3,496 2,084 1,326
664
338 118 46 16
8
5
301,166
8 22
136 694
2,180 4,832 7,982
12,438 15,756
19,598 21,042 21,114 21,836 21,088
20,676 19,386 17,868 16,686 14,728
13,478 31,590 10,184 8,290 6,566
4,818 3,290 2,178 1,362
760 326
168 46 24 10 6
240.386
4 6
50 272
932 2,326 4,400 7,602
10,428
13,990 15,788 16,446 17,404 17,464
17,324 16,738 15,354 14,630 12,870
11,962 10,236
9,032 7,404 5,842
4,404 2,998 1,984 1,256
704
300 154 46 22 10 6
6
174,406
10 20 98
420 1,064 2,332 4,426 6,166
8,730 10,614 11,286 12,546 12,706
12,670 12,380 ll,422 11,130 9,974
9,198 8,330 7,284 6,248 5,144
3,720 2,700 1,658 1,040
548 300
138 56 22 8
18
128,308
a
26
116 392 986
2,054 3,150
4,966 6,536 7,288 8,582 9,262
9,484 9,696 9,064 9,042 8,124
7,620 7,074 6,248 5,308 4,416
3,170 2,350 1,456
926 488
270 134 38 16 6
12
7 8 and over Not stated
6 10
34 74
198 458 922
1,774 2,950 4,312 6,056 7,630
9,304 10,304 ll,108 12,196 12,098
12,368 12,320 11,258 10,754 9,646
8,020 5,858
1,868
4,468 3,170
984
492 190 124 56 46
100 218 716
1,63E 3,584 4,858
6,150 6,996 7,498 7,862 7,922
7,530 7,518 6,716 6,554 5,958
5’732 5,082 4,652 4 I 212 3,654
3,282 4 2,838 Z,612 2,036 1,750
1,326 912 574 404 2GZ 96
24 24 6 4
10
8
40 66
170 470 834
1,536 2,406
3,820 4,516
4,968 5,330 5,150 5,384 5,158
3,238
4,814 4,576 3,908 3,638 3,016
2,384 1,766 1,172
706 418
246 96 30 18 2 2
46 158 610
1,442 3,106 4,504
5.795 Si570 7,172 7,542 7,610 .(.
7,194
6,470 6,296 5,728
7,234
5,554 4,894 4,506 4,070 3,520
13,188 2,758 2,514 2,016 1,708
c
1 , S Z 890 556 586 196
96 24 24
E 4
16 $.
SECTION 2 - NATALITY 2-5 3
T & I ~ 2-12. Live Births by Single Year of Age of Mother,Live-Birth Order,color, and Nativity of White Mother: 'United States,, 1961-Con.
3,444,958
10,zse
77,954
2,764
35,236
142,13C 19?,2oC
229,804 242,724 247,36€ 245,171 226,624
2ll,684 194,46E 170,072 158,14C 146,604
135,000 121,426 106,462 96,976 84,778
75,790 66,244 55,936 46,358 37,792
28,822 19,838 13,144 8,574 4,640 2,390
1,022 368 174 58 74
155,906
44 124 488
2,290 3,692
5,920 7,892 8,808 9,786 10,334
10,452 10,360 9,386 8,600
1,134
8,028
7,822 7,274 6,586 6,206 5,464
5,016 4,572 3,838 3,588 2,732
1,328 858 438 286
162 80 36 16 6 12
(See headnote at begming of table)
1
912,956
2,662 9,556 30,870 62,202 100,484 125,106
U7,958 99,074 83,026 66,102 48,862
36,460 27,166 19,566 15,492 12,978
10,608 6,710 7,050 5,862 4,946
4,158
2,756 2,318 1,770
1,446 916 586 318 204 102
44 12 10 4 4
41,798
39 108 418 906
3,552
1,648 2,488
3,844 3,742 9,774 3,484
3,316
2,996 2,662 2,194 1,732 1,400
1,380 1,088 958 760 592
526 %76 398 274 232
156 82 66 26 x4
16 6
- -
2
837,386
52 532
3,544 12,896 32,740 53,024
74,284 86,656 67,884 83,780 72,704
62,142 51,292 39,988 33,034 27,204
22,892
15,024 18,644
12,694 10,394
8,904 7,142 5,582 4,612 3,488
2,564 1,636 962 650 306 140
52 22 12 2 8
40,782
6 12 42 170 488
1,008
1,694 2,472 2,984 3,160 3,490
3,314 3,230 2,760 2,404 2,148
1,970 1,728 1,414 1,264 1,074
926 796 624 536 394
292 J.54 rn 50 34
18 8 4
2 -
3
658,902
4 10 220
1,342 5,278 13,338
25,104 37,394 47,124 54,980 65,862
55,248 52,388 45,720 42,026 38,074
33,554 28,454 23,870 20,562 17,452
14,732 12,224
7,560 5,914
4,226 2,698 1,828 1,052 460 284
94 44 20 4 10
26,660
2 2 8 14 76 224
540 914
1,592 1,790
2,066 2,100 1,998 1,958 1,788
1,836 1,678 1,532 1,338 1,172
1,066 970 792 714 464
352 214 134 64 42
24 8 2 4
2
9,728
1,180
-
4
417,758
2 4 8 96 544
2,038
5,832 10,632 17,064 23,166 27,702
30,620 31,836 31,080 30,402 29,252
27,728 25,424 22,368 19,708 17,116
14,706 12,768 10,430 8,168 6,510
4,902 3,270 1,966 1,276 634 316
108 30 14
8
16,462
- - - 6 4 54
106 250 392 688 736
952
1,034 968
1,090
1,120
1,104 1,036
960 1,'026 912
638 734 626 6% 470
SS6 226 ll8 50 30
22 10 8 2
-
5
231,488
4 6 50 264
904 2,246 4,264 7,426 10,186
13,574 15,334 15,906 16,864 16,936
16,786 16,166 14,698 14,056 12,306
U,406 9,766 8,574 7,000 5,516
4,156 2,804 1,890 1,194 672 286
142 42 22 10 6
8,898
8
28 80 ll6 174 242
416 454 540 540 528
536 572 656 574 564
554 470 458 404 326
246 192 94 62 32
14 12 4
- -
6
123,386
8
24
114 380 966
1,990 3,060
4,602 6,324 7#2 8,276 8,932
9,194 9,352 8,766 8,686 7,760
7,340 6,754 6,006 5,000 4,144
3,022 2,226 1,378 900 470 258
122 39 16 6 12
4,922
2
2 12 l.8 64 90
164 212 246 306 330
290 344 298 356 344
280 320 242 308 272
148 124 78 26 18
12 12 4
7
66,976
8
36 66 166 452 812
1,472 2,308 3,104 3,670 4,330
4,800 5,134 4,962 5,140 4,954
4,578 4,348 3,732 3,460 2,886
2,280 1,700 1,118 666 398 238
90 30 14 2 2
2,910
4
4 18 22
64 98 134 150 166
168 196 188 244 204
236 228 176 178 3.30
104 66 54 20 20
8 6
4 - -
3 and over
87,372
2 2
12 24 46 142 284
608 1,046 1,600 2,502 3,436
4,276 5,086 6,500 6,500 6,650
7,002 7,138 6,622 6,376 5,982
3,788 2,904 2,138 1,298 674
5,056
348 126 60 28 16
4,510
2 6 6 22
24 44 74 120 162
212 226 278 352 362
260 372 312 386 320
260 178 158 L14 18
44 16 10 6 2 2
Not stated
106,734
44 156 690
1,404 3,032 4,396
6,560 6,252 6,806 7,132 7,152
6,738 6,764 6,064 5,874 5,362
5,162 4,556 4,204 3,778 3,280
2,960 2,552 2,304 1,864 1,582
1,168 798 512 360 178 92
22 20 6 2 8
6,964
2 2 20 38 74 108
230 318 366 410 468
456 470 406 422 366
592 338 302 292 240
228 206 210 152 124
134 92 44 26 18
4 2 4
2 8
2-5 4
7
SECTION 2 - NATALITY
8 and over llot stated c
Table 2-12. Live Births by Single Year of Age of Mother, Live-Birth Order, Color, and Nativity of White Mother: United States, 1 9 6 k o n .
,
AGE OF MCEIER, COLOR, AND hWFiIlY OF lmTE3mrKER Total
667.462
4,654 8,934 17,392 26,374 36,314 41,000
44,588 45,180 41,928 41,340 37,586
35,666 33,266 30,208 29,w2 25,880
24,226 21,564 19,780 17,674 16,026
14,280 12,522 10,382 9,436 7,264
5,452 3,670 2,580 1,586 850
412 190 92 78 34 52
(See headnote at beginning of table) 1 - -..
LIVE-BIRTH ORDEfl E 144,934 124,388
4,380 7,828 13,478 17,010 18,986 17,552
14,448
8,430 6,174
ll,572
4,852
3,818 3,172 2,376 2,076 1,610
1,334 1,150 922 724 676
554 444 344 362 232
158 98 88 34 26
10 6 4 2
210 980
3,338 7,274 ll,744 13,524
14,434 13,136 10,736 9,068 6,858
5,742 4,762 3,956 3,374 2,744
2,496 1,868 1,698 1,348 1,104
990 800 670 556 358
266 150 90 64 22
12 6 4 2 2
4l 2
-
3
102.290
10 62 420
1,656 4,272 6,834
9,510 10,330 10,012 9,522 8,078
6,618 5,636 4,618 4,190 3,480
3,042 2,678 2,140 1,814 1,628
1,380 1,160 870 726 608
388 260 188 68 50
I8 12.
2
8
4
81,030
4 46 222 918
2,216
4,210 6,338 6,976 7,914 7,184
6,678 5,828 5,064 4,428 3,806
3,220 2,990 2,436 2,128 1,812
1,632 1,322 1,080 920 616
424 290 190 126 62
18 12 2 2 4 2
5
60,780
4 16 86 422
5,608
4,668 4,432 3,624
3,352 2,648 2,514 2,056
5,254
1,858
1,516 1,354 1,152 886 724
414 294 194 106 56
26 14
2
6
46,098
2 20 72
304 672
1,346 2,372 3,016
3,764 4,078 3,998 3,964 3,444
3,186 2,684 2,358 2,088 1,850
1,578 1,256 1,036 940 728
550 350 202 114 60
30 4 18 6 2 6
I
6 18
52 152 374 824
1,342
1,960 2,372 2,624 2,846 2,910
2,602 2,456 2,236 2,030 1,798
1,530 1,296
976 610
524 314 204 138 76
32 8 8 4
2
1,008
4 8
22 48 146 310 616
1,142 1,860 2,638 3,434 4,032
4,816 4,992 5,330 5,344 5,186
5,006 4,810 4,124 3,990 3,344
2,704 1,892 1,406 918 492
2E6 128 54 58 26 28
54 60 106 194 278 354
360 426 326 320 312 , 336 304 266 258 230
178 189 146 142 114
94 80 98 80 44
4
24 22 18 18 E
c
SECTION 2 - NATALITY 2-5 5 Table 2-13. ' hve Births by Age of Mother and Color, for Metropolitan .and Non-
metropolitan Counties: United States and Each State, 1961 (By place of residence. Data refer only to births occurring withm the United States. Based on a 50-percent sample. Figures for age of mother not stated a r e distrlbuted. "Metro-
Polltan counties" include all counties that are in standard metropolitan statistical areas (metropolitan State economic areas for New England). "Nonmetroplitan counties" in-
Total
4,268,326
3,600,864
2,728,380
438,ll8
667,462
2,290,262
1 539 946 1:310:602
229,344
80,690 50,600 30,090
37,166 22,798 14,368 43,524
15,722 27,802
1,564 5,090 2,474
7,564 5,090 2,474
36,906 31,238 5,668
25,156 23,102
32,750
3,614
40,944
2,054
8,136
28,792 12,152
8,736
2,250 32,208 22,306 9,902
381,606 337,686 43,920
330,242 289,190 41,052 51,364 48,496
6,486
2,868
44,652
1,750
29,256
42,902
30,838
1,582 13,814 13,646
57,120 52,846 4,274
44,424 40,486 3,938
168
12,696 12,360
336
ll,ffi4 9,474 2,380
1,382 3,892 2,894
7,962 6,580
998
clude all other counties. For defhtions of I:
Under 15 years
7,46
2,BC
4,39
2,93
4,65
1,46
3 0 6 1'34 1:72
26 7
18
13 21
10 12 4 81
41 21 21
21 1: 1' 1'
I I
16( 4:
UE
2E 4
22 134 3E 9f
524 324 20[
434 251 182 9c 72 1 6
36 32 4
18 14 4
18 18
24 1 2 12
24 12 12
38 4
34
26 4
22 12
12
AREA AND COLOR
577,994
455,448 389,904
168,090
ll,500
99,270
65 544 221:816
33,726
6,876 4,624
5,658
2,320 3,338
5,842 3,538 2,304
1,312 800 512
1,312 800 512
5,604 4,584 1,020
3,422
1,844
3,760
338
1,162 682
5,288
1,856
1,124 794 330
4,164 2,638 1,526
3,432
57,774 50,718
7,056
51,024
6,570 6,750 6,264
486
6,546 6,260
286
44,454
4,794 4,534 260
1,752 1,726
26
10,940 10,330
610
8,756
556 2,184 2,130
54
1,970 1,672
298
1,380
158 590 450 140
8,200
1,222
lcounty equivalents.
ropolitan and nonmetropolitan counties, see Technical Appendix)
I 15-19 years
601,72
471,7C 130,Ol
345,Ol 263,s 81,66
256,70 2 0 8 , s 48,34
9,15 15,46
6,30
6,41 3,62 2,78 9,05 5,52 3,52
79 561 221
79 561 221
5,628 4,881
731
3,871 3,50*
37. 1,741 1,38r
36;
8,94: 6,231 2,70'
1,65t 1,17(
48f 7,28t 5,06E 2,21f
50,lSE
47,53E
56,99€
6,80(
41,16( 6,378 9,46C 9,03€
424
6,56€ 6,246
3zc
4,OSC
296 3,794
2,478 2,454
24
4,682 4,070 612
3,414 2,836
578 1,268 1,234
34
1,588
588
990 630 360 598 370 228
1,000
20-24 years
1,445,O:
1,234,45 W0,62
910,99 769,42 141 56 534:06 465,OC 69,05
27,OO 18,OO
9,oo
8 , l O 4 , s
9,89
2,58 1,85
2,58 1,
12,45
14,54
4,65
73
731
12,72
1,77
8,70: 8,031
66' 4,021 2,9X
10,951
1,101
14,12r 10,711 3,40f
3,191 2,551
6 3 10,93i 8 , l s 2,772
132 404 lls:49a
1oo:aa
l3,SM
ll3 89t
13,052 18,514 17,66C
854
16,10€ 15,596
512
10,444 468
5,196 5,152
44
17,814 16,218 1,596
13 560 12:086 1,474
4,132 122
3,864
752
2,030 422
1,412
330
10,912
4,254
3,322
2,452
1,082
25-29 ye-
1,081,7C
927,6€ 154,Oi
718,33 813,34
363,36 314 33 49:03
18,14
6,30
5,68 3,17
6,15 3,13
2,03
68
2,03
68
9,141 7,7L 1,421
6,22: 5,741
471
1,961 95:
8,301
104,99
32,83
8 , s
9,28
1,s
1,s
2,921
5,a7: 2,43E
1,981 1,452
53: 6,32! 4,42( 1,9&
84,93( 96,344
32,414
84,50(
10,671 73,82E
32,844 l l , l O i
32,22E
8,122 7,678
742
10,724 501
444 3,104 3,046
56
16,354
1,066 15,288
12,842 U,876
966 3,512 3,412
100
3,088
496
1,830 298 960 762 198
2,592
2,128
ZE 677,264 355,7:
301,86 53,88
234,Ol
33,37
101,22
200,64
121,73
20,51
6,32 3,57 2,75
2/30
3,52 2 , O l 1,50
1,56 1,24
63 41 22
63 41 22
2,89 2,38
2,OD 1,ffi:
51
15: 891 531 361
3,12:
1,23t
591 396 201
1,49( 1,03t
30,052 26,394 3,656
26,311
1,881
2,526
22,934 3,37€ 3,74c 3,46C
28C
3,241
2,306
3,138 104
2,WS 9c
936 922 1 4
5,778 5,444
334
4,604
312 1 174
22
1,014 844 170
786 682 104 228 162 66
4,292
1:152
40-44 years
94,u
79 97 14:13
57,31 49,65 7,65
36,80 30 32 6:48
1 87
81 80 42 37
1,07 57 50
18 10 8
1E lo 81
801 651 1 5 1
521 481 3:
281 16: 122
94: 56f 371
146 1oi 41
7% 46E 33(
7,Uf 6,31E
851
6,26( 5,46€
792 9M 84€ 6C
874 852 22
566 546
ZC 308 306
2
1 460 1:416
44
1 168
40 292 288
4
280 238 42
168 170 18 92 68 24
1:oo
1;128
45-49 years
5,u
4,31 8C
2,79 2,42
37 2,32 1,89
43
12 7 4
4 2 1 8 5 2
2
1
21
11
61 41 21
4: 31
21 1 1 1 1
51 31 2(
11 11
41 2f 1 E
334 302 31
27E 24E 3c 5€ 54
2
51 52
3c 3c
22 22
68 68
56 56
12 12
1 2 12
12 12
.
50 years and over
138
86 52
78 58 20 60 28 32
4 4
2 2
2 2
6 2 4
2 2
4
4
2 2
2 2
10 8 2
8 8
2
2
2-5 6
Table 2-1.3.. Live Births by Age of Mother and Color, for Metropolitan ,and Non- metropolitan Counties: United States and Each State, 1961,-Conh
SECTION 2 - NATALITY
(See headnote at beginning of table)
AFOU AND COIllR Total
20,372 6,140
14,232
116,656
30,806 85,850
75,158
41,498
11,892
56,244 18,914
29,606
100,584 64,368 36,226
48,704
15,048 33,656
51,880 30,712 21,168
16,902 16,586
316
16,902 16,586
316
237,382 198,088 39,294
189,580 151,466
47,802 46,622
38,ll4
1,180
112,294 103,044
9,250
24,034 23,186
848 39,506 39,300
206
49,988 46,748 3,240
21,152
2,222
27,818 1,018
18,930
28,836
71,434 65,300 6,134
25,934 22,748
45,500 42,552 2,948
3,186
Under15 Years
110 4
106
442 86
356
254 42
222 188 44
144
424 82
‘342
184 34
150 240 48
192
22 4
18
20 4
16 2
2
16 1 4
2
16 14 2
364 96
268
328 60
258 46 36 10
132 86 46
76 34 42 56 52 4
48 44 4
22 20 2
26 24 2
36 20 16
18 6
1 2 18 1 4
4
158 114
44
68 42 26 90 72 18
15-19 years
3,698 866
2,832
20,344 13,718
6,626
12,172
3,830 8,172 5,376 2,796
8,342
20,198 11,942
8,256
8,836 5,640 3,196
ll,362 6,302 5,060
1,626 502
1,124 284 42
242
2,840 2,796
44
2,796 1 4 4
2,840
17,056
1,652 15,404
8,244 8,024
220
3,206 3,014
192 5,038
28 5,010
7,444 6,844 600
2,894 2,474
420 4,550 4,370
180
13,372 12,014
4,026
748 9,346 8,736 610
1,358
3,278
20-24 ye-
7,160 2,422 4,738
40,326 30,540 9,786
25,882 19,718
6,164 14,444
3,622
34,314 23,170 11,144
17,016
10,822
12,088 4,928
ll,082 17,298
6,226
6,194 6,088 106
6,194 6,088 106
79,964 67,232 12,732
39,986 37,192 2,794
22,920 22,568
352
8,796
286 14,124 14,058
66
18,026 16,996
8,510
1,930
7,392 6,694
698 10,634 10,302
332
24,126 22,312 1,814 8,806 7,856 950
15,320 14,456
864
AOE OF MOTHW
25-29 years
4 776 1:488 3,288
27,816 20,790 7,026
18,282
9,534
13,864 4,418
6,926 2,608
22,990 15,306
7,684
ll,866 8,530 3,336
ll,124 6,776 4,348
5 062 1:sos 3,554
4,274
2,884 1,390
788 118 670
3 994 3:914
80
3 994 3i914
80
61,624 52,130
9,494
50,268 41,038
9,230 ll,356
264 ll,o92
27,334 25,090 2,244
14,118 12,140 1,978
13,216 12,950
266
16 134
254
6,176
204
15:880
5,972
9,958 9,908
50
12,484 11,670
814
5,538 4,988
550 6,946 6,682
264
15,836 14,570 1,266
6,360 5,680
680 9,476
586 8,890
3054 years
2,812 838
1,974
16,776 12,684 4,092
11,290 8,728 2,562 5,486 3,956 1,530
13,674 8,556 5,118
6,868 4,766
6,806 3,790 3,016
3,172 748
2,424
2,582
1,906
, 2,102
676
590 72
518
2,264
60 2,264
60
2,204
2,204
39,578
5,798 33,780
32,516 26,902 5,614 7,062 6,878
184
16,782 15,282 1,500
9,150 7,776 1,374 7,632
126
9 566 9:416 150
7,506
3,558 3,450
108 6,008 5,966
42
7,284 6,786
498
3,240
338 2,902
4,044 3,884 160
10,154
932 4,040 3,590
450 6, l l4 5,632
482
9,222
35-39 years
1,438 386
1,052
8,720 6,398 2,322
4,398
2,944 2,000
5,776
1,378
944
7,002 4,130 2,872
2,100
2,030
3,216
1,ll6 3,786
1,756
1,312 314 998
1,088 274 814 224 40
184
1,192 1,174
18
1 192 1:174
18
20,740 17,746
2,994
16,948 14,080
2,868
3,666 126
8,624 7,840
784
4,706
718 3,918
66
3,792
3,988
3,852
5,020 4,970
50
1,772 1,732
40 3,248 3,238
10
3,614
240
1,620
172 1,994 1;926
68
5,864
570
3,374
1,448
5,294
2,090 1,812
3,774 3,482
278
292
40-44 years
362 134 228
2,118 1,558
560
1,424
326 694 460 234
1,872
754
688 480 208
1,184 638 546
1,098
1,ll8
296 18
218
254 72
182 42 6
36
382 378
4
382 378
4
5,122
698
4,002 3,330
672 1 120 1:094
26
4,424
2,238 2,014
224
1,214 1,014
200 1,024
24
1 500 1:480
20
476 462 1 4
1,024
6
1,000
1,018
1,040 1 , o a
36
422 392 30
618 612 6
1,796 1,654
142
528 474 54
1,268
88 1,180
45-49 years
14 2
1 2
112 76 36
76 54 22 36 22 14
110 64 46
50 18 12 80 46 34
18 4
14
16 2
14 2 2
20 18
2
20 18 2
258 226 32
192 160 32 66 66
140 136
4
78 74 4 62 6Z
106 102
4
28 26 2
78 76 2
56 52
4
28 26 2
28 26 2
126 118
8 16 16
110 102
8
50 years and over
2
2
2
2
2
Z
4 4
2 Z
2 z
2
2
2
2
2 2
2 2
4 2 2
4 2 2
2 2
2 2
SECTION 2 - NATALITY 2-5 '7
Table 2-13. Live Births * by - - Age of Mother and Color, for Metropolitan and Non- #metropolitan Counties: United States and Each State, 1961 -Con, _ -
AREA AND COLOR mtal
88,952 53,99E 34,95t
43,742 26,99f 16,746 45,21C 27,OOC 18,21C
23,552 23,221
33c
4,362 4,318
44 19,19( 18,904
288
77,748 60,31C 17,438
61,168 47,018 14,15C 16,580
3,288
116,484
13,292
112,102 4,382
108,984
3,224 3,118
113,260
4,276
106
193,152 171,832
21,320
141,998 122,230 19,768 51,154 49,602 1,552
86,112
1,614
46,800 45,702
39,312 38,796
516
59,614 27,464 32,150
5,634 2,814
53,980 24,650 29,330
97,056 83,824 13,232
60,978 49,720
36,078 34,104 1,974
17,368 16,020 1,348
4,428 4,252
176 12,940 ll 768
1:172
84,498
1,098
2,820
11,258
(See headnote at beginning of table)
POE OF MOTHER
Under 15 Years
211 41
171
91 1 1 81
121 31 91
1 1 3
1' 1'
231 54
18;
1% 4!
141 4t 1I 3t
5t 3t 1E
54 3E 1 t
224 76
14€
18C 44
136 44 32 12
32 24
8
18 1 2 6
14 12
2
312 26
286
22 2
20 290 24
266
182 56
126
122 24 98 60 32 28
20 14
6
2
2 18 14
4
15-13 years
15,ooc 8,046 6,954
6,988 3,604 3,384 8,012 4,442 3,570
3,308 3,290
18
538 536
2 2,770
16 2,754
ll,780 7,936 3,844
8,632 5,588 3,044
2,348 3,148
800
9,780 9,100
680
9,420 8,746
674 360 354
6
24,024 2O,ll8 3,906
16,614 13,008 3,606 7,410 7,llO
300
8,240 7,986
254
4,194 4,048
146 4,046
1oB
ll,658 4,682 6,976
926 344 582
10,732
6,394
3,938
4,338
15,292 12,646
2,646
8,478 6,322 2,156 6,814 6,324
490
2,452 2,224
228
576 540
36 1,876 1,684
192
20-24 years
31,02C 19,694 ll,326
8,152 8,072
80
1,400 1,388
12 6,752 6,684
68
25,128
5,584 19,544
19 472 14:950
5,656 4 , e z
4,594 1,062
33,472
33,938
1,008
34,946
1,474
32,498 1,440
974 34
64,516
6,164
45,930 40,250 5,680
18,586
484
29,304
520
16,378 16,024
354 12,926 12,760
166
19,338
58,352
18,102
28,784
10,010 9,328
1,948 1,030 918
17,390
8,410
33,418
4,llO
8,980
29,308
20,898 17,308
3,590 12,520
520
6,356
462
12,000
5,894
1,652 1,598
54 4,704 4,296
408
25-29 years
2l,142 13,338
7,808
6,052 5,912
14C
1 176 1:164
12 4,876
128
19,614 15,766
4,748
3,848
15,758 12,564 3,194 3,856 3,202
654
33,256 32 108 1:148
32,340 31 230 1:11d
916 878 38
50,220 45,102 5,U8
32,982 4,738
12,120
37,720
12,500
380
22,916 22,518
398
12 824 12:538
286 10,092
9,980 l l 2
13,028 6,620 6,408
1,368 764 604
11,660 5,856 5,804
23,278
3,038 20,240
15,352 12,714
2,638 7,926 7,526
400
4,238 3,910
326
1,104 1,064
40 3,132 2,846
286
a34 years
12,92€ 7,912 5,014
6,472 4,098 2,376 6,454 3,818 2,638
3 660 3:602
58
706 700 6
2,902 52
12,458 10,052 2,406
10,206
1,982 2,252 1,828
2,954
8,224
424
22,740
660 22,080
22,164 21,522
642 576 558 18
32,644 29,124 3,520
25,076 21,788
7,568 7,336
232
14,964 14,684
280
3,288
8,120 7,928
192 6,844 6,756
88
8,416 3,692 4,724
818 398 420
7,598 3,294 4,304
14,690 12,686 2,004
8,004 9?730
1,726 4,960 4,682
278
2,406
202
628 598
30 1,778 1,606
172
2,204
35-39 year6
6,768
2,188 3,978
' 3,262
1,156
1,872 1,632
2,106
3,504
1 856 1:83C
26
444 432 12
1 412 1:398
14
6,744
1,246
5,518
5,498
4,498 1,020
1,000
12,204 11,874
I4952
1,226
226
330
11,628 324 252 246 6
16,992 14,966
2,026
13,158 11,236 1,922 3,834 3,730
104
7,872 7,748
124
4,060 3,962
98 3,812 3,786
26
5,062 1,848 3,214
442 226 216
4,620 1,622 2,998
7,822 6,788 1,034
5,032 4,182 850
2,790 2,606
184
1,432
80 1,352
368 358 10
1,064 994 70
40-44 years
1,768 938 828
712 428 286
1,054 512 542
484 476
8
90 90
394 386 8
1,698 1,388
310
1,322 1,094
228 376 294 82
3,336 3,264
72
3,232 3,164
88 104 100
4
4,336 3,914
422
3,190
386 1,146
36
2,618 2,590
28
2,804
1,llo
1,152 1,138
14 1,466 1,452
14
1,690 554
1,136
U O 50 60
1,580 504
1,076
2,252 1,988
264
1,308 1,ll6
192 944 872
72
446 404 42
92 88 4
354 316 38
45-49 years
10E 52 5€
5c 28 24 58 26 32
24 24
6 6
18 18
88 72 16
70 56 14 18 16
2
152 152
146 146
6 6
196 180 16
130 118 12 66 62 4
166 164
2
54 52 2
l l 2 ll2
106 30 76
105 30 76
l l 8 110
8
56 50
6 62 60 2
20 18
2
6 6
14 12
2
50 year8 and over
6
6
6
6
2
2
2
2
14 14
14 14
4 2 2
4 2 2
4 2 2
2
2 2 2
2-5 8 SECTION 2 - NATALITY
Table 2-13. Lwe Births by Age of Mother and Color, -for Metropolitan and Non- .metropolitan Counties: United States , . and Each State, 196140n.
AReA AND COLOR
white----- Nonwhite-
Nonmetropolitau counties _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ I ______
Total
34,534 32,948 1,586
15,664 14,286 1,378
18,870 18,662
208
8 0 8 4 7:UO
974
6,306
782 1,778 1,586
192
5,524
13,914
60 13,854
4,316
8
9,546
4,308
9,598
52
135,380 ll6,692 18,688
104 578 88’592 Xi986 30,802
2,702 28,100
29,942
3,352 26,590
8,222 7,816
406 ?J,720 18,774
2,946
362,520 313,314 49,206
306,908 259,478
55,612 47,430
53,836 1,776
LU,880 76,850 35,030
16 566 15:886
680
1,776 1,774
2 14,790 1 4 . U
’678
229,920 205,578 24,342
161,144 138,320
68,776 67 2581
22,824
1;518
(See headnote at beginning of table)
A O E O F M O T H W
Under 15 ;years
24 1E
E
1 E 1:
4 E E
1 4 E E
1 L E 4 4
1 E 1 E
L
14 1 4
16C 4E
l l 2
13E 4( 9f 21
E 14
4c 3c 1 c
E 6 2
32 24 8
39c 156 234
35C 126 224 40 30 10
398 86
312
92 18 74
306 68
238
8 8
8 8
336 156 180
268 102 166 68 54 14
15-19 years
4,322 4,034
284
1,88L
2,442 2,42:
1,3U
1,611 26E
2(
1,174 13E
1 , O l E 88E 12E 294 28E
E
1,85( 1/34:
€
47: 471
1,37E 1,37L
E
12,l.X 8,79C 3,32E
9,39(
2,872 2,72E 2,271
6,51€
45E
4,678
434 4,244
1,19E 1,EC
3,482 4E
3,094 388
33,854 26,OoE 7,8G
27,328 19,72C
7,608 6,526 6,286
240
21,270
7,944
4,494 2,646 1,848
16,776 10,680 6,096
1 904 1:816
88
198 198
1,706 1,618
88
13,326
28,832 24,462 4,370
18,974 14,870 4,104 9,858 9,592 266
20-24 ye-
12,761 12,24(
524
5,91E 5,454
46: 6,85( 6,78E
64
2,89E 2,551
344
2,214 1,94E
26C 681 6C4 7f
4,63L 4,611
1 E
1,384 1,382
3,24E 3,23(
1E
41,644
6,31(
32,681 27,264
35,334
5,424 8,95E 8,07( 88E
10,404
1,03L 9,374
2,882 2,74€
7,522 13E
6,62E 894
L15,232 98,WE 17,014
96,398 80,024 16,374
18,194 640
38,42C 27,838
18,834
10,582
9,396 6,978
29,024 20,860 8,164
5,688
194
672 670
2 5,016
192
2,418
5,494
4,824
79,234; 71,194 8,040
54,580 47,042 7,538
24,654 24,152
502
25-29 years
9,021 8,571
45
4,261
3% 4,762 4,69f
64
1,97( . 1,70(
27(
1,56( 1,34E
2 2 4 41L 354 5f
3,726 3,7U
1 4
1,17L 1,Xf
3,872
2,554 2,541
14
38,26€ 33,63( 4,63€
29,22: 25,24€ 3,976 9,04t 8,382
7,304
664
6,43( 874
2,13( 2,002
12E 5,174 4,424
74E
102,571 90,43€ 12,13€
88,08( 76,42C ll,66C 14,492 14,018
476
26,004 18,748 7,256
6,832
1,650 19,172 13,566 5,606
5,182
4,332 4,138
194
454 454
3,878 ’ 3,684
194
59,814
5,840
42,808
53,974
37,304 5,504
17,006 16,670
336
35-39 ;2 I ;years
4,956 4,768 188
1,178 1,046
132
940 834 1s 233 212 26
2,186
18
746 742
4 1,440 1,426
14
26,350 23,652 2,698
20,122 17,830
2,292 6,228 5,822
406
4,390
556
1,226 1,170
56 3,164 2,664
500
67,404
7,470
58,072 50,860 7,212
9,074 258
15,336 10,374
2,168
3,834
59,934
9,332
4,952
4,138 3,102 1,036
l l ,198 7,272 3,926
2,676
132
282 282
2,544
2,394 2,262
132
37,398 33,548 3,850
27,180
3,596
9,964 254
23,584
10,218
2,651
101 2,55(
1,144
1,506
1,071 74
1,48( 2E
562 494 6E
4 4 4 391 51 ll€ 102
I f
1,16( 1,16L
42€ 42f
731 732
13,SOf 12,2Of 1,29f
6,34:
3,mt
10,411
1,07L
2,86E 22:
2,37f 2,058 31E
61L 58C 3(
1,76E 1,478
28f
34,308 30,634 3,672
zs,2e~ 25,746 3,54c
.5,02c 4,888
132
8,128 5,064 3,064
2,046 1,422
624 6,082 3,642 2,440
1,388 1,338
50
140 140
1,248 1,198
39,ll2
50
17,448 1,664
13,874 12,330 1,544
120
5,238 5,ll8
40-44 years
75E 7 3 2:
271 25: It
48E 481
4
14f 12f 1 f
ll1 104
1 L 3f 24 t
33E 336
ll( l l c
22f 22E
3,17(
285
2 47(
23( 701 641 51
6% 58C l l f
16E 15E
53c 422 108
8,32C
79c
7,026 6,254
772 1 294 1:276
18
2,886
2:24<
e
7,53c
2,196 1,344
852
454 318 136
1,742 1,026
716
532 512
20
26 26
508 486 20
4,968 4,590
378
3,326
358 1 642 1:622
20
2,968
45-49 years
E f
1 E
4 4
t E
1% 14L
22
121 1M
21 3r 3;
54 4L 1 4
4 4
5( 3€ 14
43t 391 3E
3% 32L 36 74 72 2
126 7c 56
18 14
4 10.9
56 52
38 36
2
4 4
34 32
2
222 202 20
132 118 14 90 84 6
50 ye& and over
L z
z z
2 z
12 8 4
12 8 4
2
2
2
2
4 4
2 2
2 2
SECTION 2 - NATALITY 2-5 9
Table 2-13. Live Births by Age of Mother and Color, for Metropolitan ,and Non- metropolitan Counties: United States and Each State, 1961-~0n,,
AREA AND COLOR
(See headnote at beginning of table)
Total
51,052 43,818 7,234
24,970 21,342 3,628
26,082 22,476 3,606
37,538
1,290 36,248
19,180 18,376
804 18,358 17,872
486
240,270 214,614 25,656
187,954 163,212
52,316 51,402
914
18,370 17,618
752
15,190 14,608
582 3,180 3,010
170
24,742
59,930
25,202 34,728
20,250 13,408 6,842
39,680 21,320 18,360
17,642 16,270 1,372
2,424
15,218
1,348
82,248
18,228
28,058 ll,994
2,400 24
13,870
64,020
40,052
42,196 35,962 6,234
246,444 209,294 37,150
166,592 140,220 26,372
69,074 10,778
26,466 25,846
620
17,798 17,534
264 8,668 8,312
356
79,852
Under 15 Pars
104 58 46
36 12 24 68 46 22
34 24 10
16 8 8
18 16 2
238 104 134
192 64
128 46 40 6
6 4 2
4 4
2
2
204 36
168
46 4
42 158
32 126
14 12 2
4 4
10 8 2
252 108 144
126 34 92
126 74 52
652 346 306
414 200 214 238 146 92
12 10
2
10 8 2 2 2
15-19 years
10,164
1,416 8,748
4,474 3,782
692 5,690 4,966
724
5,938 5,740
198
2,750 2,626
124 3,188
74
26,918 21,732 5,186
19,866 14,810 5,056
6,922 130
3&4
7,052
1,728 1,602
126
1,362 1,266
96 366 336 30
12,150 6,146 6,004
3,826 2,146 1,680
4,000 8,324
4,324
2,128 1,932
196
296 286 10
1,832 1,646
186
15,504
3,946 U,558
7,036
2,608 8,468 7,130 1,338
4,428
41,998 34,474
7,524
21,898 27,198
5,300 14,800 12,576 2,224
3,432 3,510
78
2,426
34 1,084
44
2,392
1,040
20-24 years
lS,,lOO
2,344
9,524 8,290
16,756
1,234 9,576 8,466 1,llo
14,290 13,878
412
7 180 .6:926
254 7,llO 6,952
158
76,950 68,810 8,140
59,042
7,856 51,186
17,908 17,624
284
5,876 5,670
206
4,796 4,636
160
1,034 46
20,344 12,792 7,552
1,080
6 950 4z912
13,394 7,880 5,514
6,004
410
806 802
4 5,198
406
2,038
5,594
4,792
28,040
5,738 22,302
13 794 9:914 3,880
14,246 12,388 1,858
85,714 73,636 12,078
58,196 49,426
8,770 27,518
3,308 24,210
9,282 9,086
196
6,226 6,160
66 3,056 2,926
130
25-29 years
U,546
1,614
6,014 5,168
846
4,764 768
8,750 8,408
342
4,658 4,426
232 4,092
110
64,044 58,028 6,016
9,932
5,532
3,982
51,098 45,328 5,770
12,946 12,700
246
4,718 4,512
2ffi
3,950 3,788
162 768 724 44
13,414 8,256 5,158
4,744 3,288 1,456 8,670 4,968 3,702
4,496
362
622 618
4
3,516 358
19,416 15,376 4,040
9,896 7,190 2,706 9,520 8,186 1,334
59,616 51,252
8,364
41,332 35,198
6,134
16,054 2,230
6,726 6,588
138
4,w4
3,874
18,284
4,492 4,428
2,234 64
2,160 74
AOE OF MOTHER
3034 years
5,966 4,980
986
2,990 2,522
2,456
468 2,976
518
5,060 4,864
196
2,748 2,652
96 2,312
100 2,212
43,258 39,446 3,812
34,952
8,306
31,276 3,676
8,170 136
3,516 3,406
110
2,962
88 554 532 22
8,124 4,624 3,500
2,840 1,914
926
2,710
2,874
5,284
2,574
2,828 2,616
212
450 446
4
2,170 208
2,378
ll,202
2,544
5,752
8,658
4,078 1,674 5,450 4,580
870
35,120 29,920 5,200
24,146 20,544 3,602
10,974 9,376 1,598
4,040
l l 2 3,928
2,744 2,688
56 1,296 1,240
56
35-39 years
3,202 2,576
626
1,538
280 1,664 1,318
346
2,666
114
1,400 1,322
78 1,266 1,230
36
22,706 20,844 1,862
18,014 16,242 1,772 4,692 4,602
90
1,258
2,552
2,022
. 80 1,942
1,696 1,642
54 326 300 26
4,376 2,240 2,136
1,460 902 558
2,916 1,338 1,578
1,616 1,486
130
196 194
2 1,420 1,292
128
6,040 4,608 5,432
2,790 1,970
820 3,250 2,638
612
18,502 15,620
2,882
12,384 10,488 1,896 6,ll8 5,132
986
2,248 2,168
80
1,488 1,448
40 760 720 40
40-44 years
892 712 180
354 280
74 538 432 106
750 732 18
400 388 12
350 344 6
5,830 5,346
484
4,548 4,086
462 1 282 1:260
22
474 454 20
396 376 20 78 78
1,254 608 646
374 238 136 880 370 510
514 456 58
46 46
468 410 58
1 688 1:328
360
622 424 198
1,066 904 162
4,604
752 3,852
2,800
1,804
2,366 434
1,486 318
608 594
14
388 386
2 220 208 12
45-49 ye-
74 54 20
38 28 10 36 26 10
50 50
28 28
22 22
312 296 16
230 214 16 82 82
30 28 2
24 22 2 6 6
60 26 34
10 4 6
50 22 28
42 40 2
4 4
38 36 2
102 82 20
32 20 12 70 62 8
224 184 40
l l8 96 22 106 88 18
40 40
24 24
16 3.6
50 yeare and over
4 2 2
2 2
2
2
14 8 6
12 6 6 2 2
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
14 10 4
4 4
10 6 4
2-60 . SECTION 2 - NATALITY
Table2-13.' Lve Births by Age of Mother and Color, for Metropolitan and Non- metropolitan Counties: United States and Each State, 1961-Con.
mtal ARB3 AND COIiJR I
9,386 9,368
18
9,386 9,368
18
97,054 73,158 23,896
52,108
11,888
32,938 12,008
40,220
44,946
65,056 61,238 3,818
39,034 37,104 1,930
12,560 Il,956
604 26,474 25,148 1,326
98,394 94,540
47,650 44,278 3,372
50,744 50,262
482
8,560
306 8,254
8,560
306 8,254
(See headnote at beginning of table)
AGE OF
Under 15 Years
8 8
8 8
268 72
196
136 28
108 132 44 88
44 32 12
30 18 12 14 14
52 38 14
22 20 2
30 18 12
52 22 30
32 2
30 20 20
2 2
2 2
15-19 ye-
1,228 1,226
2
1,228 1,226
2
16,612 11,268 5,344
7,942
2,506
5,832 2,838
9,344 8,812
5,436
8,670
532
5,466 5,120
346
3,692 186
6,788 6,426
362
3,878
2,000
4,788 4,548
9,180
1,878 122
240
8,606 574
4,170 3,668
502 5,010 4,938
72
1,370 1,320
50
1,370 1,320 . 50
20-24 years
3,322 3,32c
3,322
2
3,320 2
33,436
7,550
17,852 14,058
15,584
3,756
24,260 23,104 1,156
25,886
3,794
11,828
15,530
838
8,352
14,752
8,670
318
13,412
560 12,852
4,432
8,980
4,250 182
8,602 378
33,242 31,976 1,266
16,220 15,100 1,120
17,022 16,876
146
3,226 3,104
122
3,226 3,104
122
25-23 years
2,382 2,374
2,382 2,374
8
8
23,266
5,264
13,052 10,408 2,644
10,214
2,620
16,280 15,224 1,056
10,830 10,068
762 5,450 5,156
294
18,002
7,594
3,050 8,608
442
3,110 2,946
164 5,940 5,662
278
26,364 25,362 1,002
13,330 12,436
894 13,034 12,926
108
2,196 2,l26
70
2 196 .2:126
70
1,458 1,454
4
1,458 1,454
4
13,958 10,760
3,198
9,066
678
6,170 5,646
524 2,896 2,742
154
5,586 5,262
324
1,864 1,778
86
8,388
3,722 3,484
238
17,298 16,628
670
8,500
8,798
7,926 574
8,702 96
1,010 968 42
1,010 968 42
35-39 years
728 724
1
726 724
2
7,436 5,616 1,820
4,110 3,184
926 3,326
894
4,750 4,446
304
3,214
236 1,536 1,468
68
3,100 2,942
158
858 824 34
2,432
2,978
2,242 2 , m
9,234 8,984
124
250
4,170 3,964
206 5,064
44
600 580
20
600 580
20
5,020
40-44 years
24f 24E
24E 24E
1,978 1,49C
486
986 776 21c 990 714 276
1,228 1,154
74
774 726 48
454 428 26
978 910 68
260 246 14
718 664 54
2,876 2,814
62
1,174
46 1,702 1,686
16
136 136
1,128
136 136
4 5 4 9 years
14 14
14 14
1oc 62 38
46 32 14 54 30 24
84 78 6
46 46
38 32 6
68 66 2
14 14
54 52
2
148 148
54 54
94 94
20 18
2
20 18 2
4
50 years and over 8
2 2
2 2
2 2
z 2
.
2,728,38(
2,230,262 438,lll
3 ,m
12,OU
1,28€
2,981 20E
10,73(
2 6I.E 1:67C
94E
13,998
60C 13,391
8,222 7,816
406
9 674
162
2,830
22
4,016 3,726
290
9:512
2,808
4,574 4,156
418
2,792 2,486 x16
26,288 18,508 7,780 3 218 2:334
824
5,294 3 352 1:742
5,504 4,640 864
7,790
786 41,960 29,402
6,210 3,916
7,-
12,558
2,294
2,910 2,904
6 7,622 5,690 1,932
1,992 1,950
42 5,196 5,160
36
SECTION 2 - NATALITY 2-6 1
TabIeZ-14. Live Births by Age of Mother and Color, for Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of the United States: 1961
(By pkCe of residence. Data refer only to births occurrlng within the United States. Based on a 50-percent sample. Figures for age of mother not stated are distnbuted. Areas shown are those listed in Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas issued in 1961 by the Bureau of the Budget, except for New England, where areas are metropolitan State eco- nomic areas as established by the Bureau of the Census in 1960. For definition of areas, see Technlcal Appendix)
4,396
1,462 2,934
6 2 4
12 2
10
18
18 12 4 8
8 6 2
4 2 2 2 2
6 4 2
2
2
8 2 6
90 24 66 8 2 6
26 4
22
12 6 6
10 8 ; 2
178 36
142
12 2
10
c
I
* ..
I
15-19 years
345,016
AREA AND COIclR
263,350 81,666
668 626 42
1,450 1,162
288
474 2% 180
1,272 1,176
96
1,196
46 1,150
1,108 1,070
38
372 370
2 742 686 56
498 436 62
526 446 80
4,430
1,628 382 244 138
1,094 690 404
916 734
1,670
2,802
182
1,488 I l a2 I
6,758
2,774
896 454 442
336 336
3,984
mtal
910,99C
769,424 141,566
1,214
64
4,182
464
910 620 290
1,150
3,718
4,318 4,142
176
2,882 2,746 136
::z 48
960 954 6
1,562 1,454
108
1,698 1,554 144
1,002 912 90
8,968 6,350 2,618 1,114
836 278
1,732 1,196
536
2,196 1,914
282
2 776 2&2
224
9 508 4:012
2,316 1,514
802
1,046
4
13,520
1,042
718.338
Uder 15 Pars
615,348 104,99C
778 724 54
3,172
238
874 432 242
3,816 168
2,934
3,984
2,130 2,002
128
2,576 2,540
36
700 696
4
972 902 70
1,248 1,136
112
612 562 50
6,704 4 966 1:738 810 622 188
1,278 914 364 1
1,276 1,086
190
1,638 1,460
178 10,526 1 7 1 2 2t8I.4
455,448
~~ -
234,014 57,310 2,79
389,904 65,544
350 316 34
1,976 1,768
208
342 210 132
2,712 2,616
96
1,226 1,170
56
1,746 1,720
26
478 470
8
472 440 32
756 694 62
394 346 48
3,890 2,798 1,092
520 380 140
732 480 252
702 580 122
906 116
6,640 4,900 1,740
872 572 300
424 422
2
846 288
310 304
6
1,006 9% 12
2,376 1,356
14 430 13:996
434
2 966 2:762
204 1,082 1,054
28
1,022
1,134
1,020
200,644 33,370
132 122 10
988 926 62
164 90 74
1,306 42
610 580 30
870 862
8
248 248
212 198 14
294 262 32
200. 112 28
1,348
1, a.8 1,280
538 296 238 58
358 226 132
322 256 66
514 448 66
3,466 2,586
880
446 310 136
222 222
630 450 180
le4 182
2
468 466
2
1,126 592 534
7 572 7i342
230
1 580 1:482
98
608 592 16
20-24 ye-
49,652 7,658
42 42
232 214 18
34 24 10
340 326 14
166 158
8
228 224
4
56 54 2
36 8
76 72 4
48 44 4
374 280 94 82 68 14
70 40 30
74 60 14
146 132
14 828 644 184 102 50 32
86 86
140 96 44
48 48
114 llz
2
306 164 142
1,946 52
422 412 10
174 170
4
. 44
1,998
*
25-29 years
1,560
550
786 786
1,862 1,398
464
5lZ 300 12
1,424 1,416
8
3,544
21,006
1,010
2,276 1,268
20,242 764
3 932
344 1,722 1,676
46
3;sss
2 2
22 2
20
4 4
56 8 48 34 22 12
8 4 4 4
4
14,664 8,756 5,908
71,030 67,964 3,066
14,046 12,720 1,326
6,164 5,960 204
2,42 37
1 11
I I
14 U
1
i
1 4 E E E 4
4 2 2
6 4 2
14 10 4
44 32 12 6 4 2
8 8
8 6 2
L
8 8
14 6 8
92 92
20 20
30 years aud over
18
58 20
2 2
2 2
2 2
14' 14
2-6 2 SECTION 2 - NATALITY
Table2-14. Live Births by Age of Mother and Color, for Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of the United States: 196-1-Continued
AREA AND COLOR
6,234 6,126 108
2,638 1 622
12,536
426
1:016
l2,LIO ,
12 10 2
46 14 32 2 2
4 4
2
2 18 2
16
14 12 2
36 6 x)
12 4 8
274 42
232 58 36 22 86 10 76
16 2
14 24 6 18 32 12 20 8 8
92 40 52
2 2
40 18 22
16 12 4
10 10
124, 28 96
2
2
6
6 18 14 4
AGE OF MVlTBR
15-19 2024 25-29 3034 3559 40-44 45-49 50 years ye- ye- ye=- years ye= ye- years and over
622 616
6
2,558 2,046
512 974 830 144
452 442 10
396 344 52
610 672 938 868 70
1,178 572 606
1,412
360
17,152 10,878 6,274
2,562 720
3,870 2,526 1,344
390 360 30
1,146 600 546
834 388
2,6W
516 952 868 84
3,726
1,282
1,052
3,282
1,222
2,084
5,080
1,354
892 844 48
' 2,216 1,892
324
456 408
48 3,242 2,984
258
954 e58 96
7,186 2,896
254 234
656 644 12
454 226 228
1,430 78
10,082
1,508
1,654 1,630
4
9,642 8,630
2,606
164
1,360
18
1,054 58
2,310
782
1,936 112
2,216 1,570
646
2,386 1,924
462
1,012
2,442
1,342
1, 112
1,528
2,048
50,158 38,864 ll,294 8,880 7,610 1,270
13,456 10,765 2,690
964 926 38
2,170 1,476
694 2,336 1,700
636 6,642 5,756
886
2,026 106
2,132
10,054 7,954
2,340 2,254
5,322
2,140
86 6,100
778
928 866 62
8,936 8.5U
418
2,410
lla 27,156
2,292
22,832 4,324 890 890
2,126 2,096
30
932 612 320
4,028
ll2 3,916
1,468 1,462
6
8,296
796
1,968 1,844 124
7,500
1,064 1,046
18 828 754 74
1,572 978 594
1,454 1,344
90
1,380 512
1,484
262
40,812
8,380 7,072 6,174
898
9,302
716 684 32
1,494 1,026
468 1,430
410
4,930 4,276
654
1,446 76
6,938
1,354
1,620
62 4,668 4,100
568
640 590 50
6,744 6,350 394
1,716 1,622
94 23,970 20,334 3,636
564 564
1,892
1,222
32,432
n , 3 w
1,998
1,020
1,522
5,584
1,558
1,590 1,560
30
634 422 212
3,288
150 3,158
1,026
16
5,714 5,246
468
1,010
1,180 1,098
82
534 526
8 384 360 24
91Q 526 388 874 826 48
1,104 818 286 816 656 162
26 794 21'734 5:060 4,776 4,090
686
6,184
378 362 16
890 576 314 712 466 246
2,660 2,318
342 1,064 1,014
50 3,688 2,946
742
1,026 982 44
2,664 2,356
308
410 378 32
3,956
232
886 828 58
17,142 14,518 2,624
412. 412
1,060 1,038
22
346 220 126
2,248
64
7,442
1,258
3,724
2,184
556 556
3,oPO
220 686 654 32
234 230
4 236 222 14
510 258 252 354 336 18
538 380 158
452 356 96
13904
2,576
2,620
ll:328
2,338 2,052
3,972 3,458
286
514 222 220
2 494 304 190 362 zoo 162
1,212 i , o n
140 654 632 22
1,425 382
482 478
4
1,808
1,298 1,130
168
204 188 16
1,856 1,772
84 452 434 18
9,296 7,714
260 258
2
578 568 10
216 124 92
1,582
:E 32
130 130
702 656 46 184 174 10
50 50
48 44 4
148 80 68
120 ll0 10 134 98 36 78 60 18
3,302
590 632 554
78 908 790 l l8 58 58
u 4 72 42 68 32 36
2,712
282 256 26 154 148 6
418 336 82
154 148
6
296 266 30 50 46 4
448 428 20
108 100
8 2,156 1,826
330 76 76
212 210
2
50 18 32
254 248
6
6 ti
40 56 4 E c
2 2
2 2
2
2
6 6
2
2 10 E 4
158 128 50 24 22
2 42 42
6 6
4 2 2 4 4
10 2 8 8 6 2 18 16 2
E 6
8 ti 2
22 22
4 2 2
84 74 10 2 2
10 10
8 8
SECTION 2 - NATALITY 2-6 3
2
2
e 4 4 2 2
32 4
28 2
2
2 2
22 8 14 16 10 6 8 2 6 14 4 10 22 10 12 a0 2 18 2
2
22 2 10 6
6
10 8 2 6 6
8 2 6
20 4 16 102 36 66
6 :~ 4 4 34 14 20
10 4 6
Table2-14 Live Births by Age of Mother and Color, for Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of the United States: 196 1 -Continued
464 420 44 722 718 4
648 578 7c 908 886 22
312 312
1,352 1,154 198
1,176 668 508 300 266 34 770 644 126
2,490 2,066 424
1,620 1,472 148 444 328 l l 6 574 384 190
1,848 1,444 404
1,070 976 94 338 308 30 246 246
974 660 314
1,024 698 326 740 708 32
888 194
1,082
1,120 930 190
1,626 502
1,124
3,682 1,618
1,044
40 580 402 178
5,300
1,004
2,878 2,194 684 474 426 48
AREA AND COLOR
1,880 1,802
78 ' 1,636
1,620 16
1,476 1,366
I l C 2,618
60 2,558
1,090 1,088
2 3,606 3,184 422
2,434 1,670 764 562 536 26
2,042 1,870 172
4,956 4,268 688
3,202 2,960 242 702 600 102
1,174 848 326
5,042 4,218 824
3,356 3,120 236 952 9l4 38
1,240
12 2,168 1,608 560
1,472 392
1,696 1,608
88
1,228
1,864
2,594 2,348
4,972
246
4.498 474
5,046
2,946
8,616
2,100
I4538
2,922
2,016
1,310 lJg2 ~
1,078 232
6,278 5 200 1:078
1,070 58
1,128
1,076
58 498 492 6
670 614 56
1,492 1,484
28
422 422
1,582 1,368 214
1,230 948 282 188 172 16 998 912 86
1,678 1,408
1,018
270 1,342 1,198 144 304 248 56
502 374 128
2,656 2,162 494
1,614 1,522
92 318 294 24 688 684 4
966 730 236 782 634 148 728 654 74
1,208 1,122
86
3,082
182
676 1,906 5,018 3 802 1:216
774 750 24 494 418 76
2,902 2,316 586 458 432 26
2,900
2,582
(See headnote at beginning of table)
AGE OF MOTRW
7,684
2,396
1,376 152
6,130
566
ll 532
5,288
1,528
5,564
13,544
9,350 8,522
2,118
2:012
828
1,684 434
3,510 2,500 1,010
2,854
15,172 12,318
9,714 9,060 654
2,436 2,302 134
3,740 38
6,002 4,460 1,542
4 062 1:250 4,886
312 7,612 6,868 744
15,926 14,678 1,248 14,906 5,020 9,886 33,106 24,476 8,630
5,602 5,408 194
12,984
3,778
5,312
4,574
3,728
Under 15 Years
15-19 Y-'
20-24 years
25-29 years
1,52 1,47
5 93 91 1
1,09
7 2,06
6 73 73
2,871
40
1 , O l
2,oo
2,471
1,98. 1,38 60 34: 28. 51
1,63:
121 1,5@
5,371 2,911
2,24: 451
2,04( 20:
46: 341 l l 2
902 651 244
3,81( 3,07C 73:
2,64( 2,48i
Et 59: 564 2f
1,072
1f 1,354 1,054 30(
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1,05€
1,22€
1,21€ 1,w
1,834
4,812 4,512
4,274
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1,994
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1 39c
8,296 6,220 2,076
1,272
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4,620 3,826 794 764 720 44
2:884
1,220
1,000
years years
58 55 3 25 25
36 33 3 91 88 3 23 23
77 66 10
E4 48 16 10
9 L 5& 51 51
851 721 3.31
74: 671 7:
151 lll 31
26r 178 91
1,361 1,07: 29: 77L 73 4(
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1 39( 381
4% 32f 101 3 1 4 244 7(
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1,532
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274 814
1,726 602
364 350 14 258 184 74
1,444
1,086
2,33c
266 248 224 24
40-44 years
15 14
6 6
u. 10 1 24 24
5 5
16 14 1
17 12 4 2 2
ll ll
161 131 2, 17, 161 1: 41 31
81 51 2:
391 30. 9'
221 21: 11 42 4(
13( 1 2 1
9: 71 3 9( 7( 2(
ll( lo( 1( 144 121 11
382 374
f
254 7: 182 504 38C 124
120 120
64 44 20
336 276 60 62 60 2
45-49 years
1 1 1 1
2( 2(
4 4
1(
f E E
E E
E 2 E E 6 2 2 2
32 30 2 12 12
6 6
12 12
2 2
4 2 2
4 4
18 18
16 2 14 18 12 6
6 6
14 8 6 24 22 2
6 6
50 years and over
2-6 4 SECTION 2 - NATALITY
Table 2dM.' Live Births by Age of Mother and Color, for Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of the United States: 196 1 -Continued
c
AREA AND COIOR Total
5,634 2,814 2,820
12,858 9,302 3,556
13,142
1,764
5,768 5,686
82 4,232
254 26,402 22,192 4,210 2,612 2,556
56
11,378
3,978
8,182 7,394
788 - 4,228 3 204 1:024 6,372 6,244
128
7,826 7,536
290 2,672 2,654
la 4,012 3,422
590 2,972 2,518
4%
2,792 542
2,604 2,330
274 4,368 4,226
142
6,478 4 608 11870 5,568 5,100
468
159,702 138,672 21,030
3,334
18,114 15,580 2,554 5,160 4,622
538 2,520 1,816
. 704 5,108 3,204 12%
6,254 6,166
ea 4,316 4,308
8 16,788 9 076
19 608 14'466 5:142
7:712
(See headnote at beginning of table)
AGE OF MOTHW
22 2
20 58 6
52
20 8 12 4 4
2 2
38 12 26
18 18
2 2
2 2
4 2 2
2 2
8 4 4 4 2 2
8 6 2
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2
2
20 4
16 6 6
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172 92 80 46 22 24 20 12 8
2
2
20 2 la
2 2
64 2
62
52 2
50
926 344 582
2,290 1,546
744
974 314
584 572 12
576 526 50
3,876 3,076 800 362 352 10
1,288
s= 1,152 160 598 446 152 8@4 7 n 32
996 956 40
252 250
2
666 562 104. 496 424 72
534 418 ll6 346 304 42
562 538 24
1,222 81C C U 630 552 78
22,652
2,88€ 2,2&
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962 562 40C
474 464 1(
471 471
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1,284
20-24 years
1,948 1,030
918
3,476 4,588
s= 4,454 3,832
622
1,846
34 1,816
1,658 =,= 9>= 7,836
100
1,376 938 932
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2,812
1,604 1,284
2,234
2,58e 228
320
2,206 28
3,038
74 766 760
6
1,372 1,178 194
1 1 7 6 1:044
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1 160
150 912 832
80 1,780 1,724
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2,372
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1z661 4'804
25-29 years
1,368 764 604
2,934 2,174
760
3,092 424
1,414 1,404
10
3,516
1,088 1,=
56
6,E46 5,6E4
982 610 392
L w.€
I62 .;EL2
% 300
1,672 1,636
36
2,012 1,934
78 740 732
8
1,032 866 166 706 580 126 846 712 .E4 614 556 58
1,178 40
1,488 1,070
418 1,462 1,332 130
1,218
4 1 , m 55 SI0
4,426
524
1,146 116 6X 4 4 E m
762 42f
1,78E 1,762
24 1,17C 1 , X E
5:m
3,902
1,262
1,uc
1
4,12€ 2,372 1,75E
5 OB€ 3'70C 1:3S
303% years
818 398 420
1,314 508
2,356
244
1,144
22 542 520 22
4,030 3,414 616 402 386 16
1,260
w 586 426 160
1,024
24
. 1,822
2,112
1,122
1,106
1,000
1,102 1,042
60 512 512
604 528
76 382 296 86
480 402 78
440 384 56
542 524 18
824 552 272 976 912 64
24,994
2,ME
21 852 3:142
2,47C 37E 62E 532 9E
32E 252 7E
6BE 42E 26C
1,12€ 1,lOE
22 74E 742
4
2,426 1 352 $074
3 36E 2:63E
731
3 5 3 9 years
442 226 216 930 626 304
1,19c 1,068
122
592 586
6
296 276 20
1,712 346 234 228
6 646 584 62
274 202 72
502 496
6
530 494 36
310 320
266 226 40 166 w 2 34
256 212 46
WE 192
2f
20f
2
434 26E 16E
52f 492 34
2,ffi8
-2Of
12,92€ ll,3li 1,614 1,424 1,21€
20€ 28€ 2 4 4 42 15f Ili 44 34€ 17E 17:
50€ 504
4
42€ 42€
1,19(
1,m: 1,32t
64€ 544
35€
40-44 years
110 50 60
224 152 72
298 274 24
172 170
2 66 60 6
532 470 62 60 60
156 w 22 50 30 20
122 120
2
138 138
86 84 2
60 54
6
40 38 2
46 30 16 72 60 12
56 56
l l 4 78 36 98 90 8
3,002 2,612
390
364 324 40 80 66 14 40 26 14
76 46 30
140 138
2 ll0 ll0
290 152 138 356 292
64
45-49 years
12 8 4
20 18
2
lz 12
4 4
10 8 2 6 6
4 4
12 12
6 6
4 4
4 4
2 2
2 2
4 4
6 6
LIS 106 12 lz 1z
2 2
12 12
2 2
12 4 8
26 22 4
50 years and over
2 2
2 2
2 2
4
4
SECTION 2 - NATALITY 2-6 5
Table2-14. Live Births by Age of Mother and Color, for Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of the United States: 196 1 -Continued
1,698
19c 30,376 27,436 2,94C
40,508 39,51C
998 8,762 5,256 3,506
1,726 1,124 4,108
1,50E
2,850
2,050 2,058
2,528 2,732
204 4,070 5,624
446 9,560 7,360
36,442 28,374 8,068
14,452
1,364 23,162 14,092
9,070 6,170
1,876 222,056 l80,454 41,602
16,550 U,780 4,770
2,214 186
3,166 3,090
2,200
13,088
4,294
2,400
76, 12,964 ll,020 1,944
13,586 12,332 1,254 8,456 6,662 1,794
AREA AND COLOR
2 2
26
26
16 12 4
34 10 24 18 2
16
12
12
6 2 4
10 4 6
32 10 22 66 6
60
8 6 2
36
36 22 2
20
88 170
62 8
54 10 4 6
258 ~
Total 25-29 years
3054 35-33 40-44 45-49 years Years years yearn
(See headnote at beginning of table)
IJ.6 100 16
2,602 2,416 186
3,490 3,402
88 700 418 282
184 98 86 344 142 202 144 126 18 334 298
36 582 458 124
3 580 3i026
554 1,492 1,366
126 1,962 1,264
698 428 294 134
20 888 17:766 3,122
1,200 788 412 lJ.8 110
8
266 250 16
762 608 154
1,054 982 72
612 468 144
2,672 2,572
100
372 262 110 532 502
30 9,580 8,122 1,458
1,348 1,482
114
5,074 4,740
334 352 352
444 452 12
Under 15 years
294 242 52
2,686 2,148
438
3,520 3,386 134
1,472 848 624
534 264 270 694 338 356 514 462 52
588 498
90
1,166 432
3,230
1,426
1,014 198
3,546 1 7 9 4 1:752 1,016
642 374
19,652
6,664
1,598
1,804
1,212
12,988
2,942 1,954
988 458 414 44
490 480 10
2,382 2,020
1,702 362
1,456 246
1,430
396
1,586
306
894 286
1,072 976
96 10,462 6,334
1,034
1,280
1 p o
4,128 2,918 2,636
282
4,762
908 320 320
538 536
2
3,854
49( 434 5t
10,31t
97E
14,15C
32€ 2,87C 1 806 l:064
68E 32E
1,422 764 65E
9,33f
13,821
1,014
1,106 1,054
52 1,420 1,306
114
2,514 770
ll 374 8’628 2:746
4,028 524
7,856 4,812 2,984 2 226
638 69 630
14,472
5,752 4 288 1:464
946 884 62
3,284
4,552
1:see
55:158
1,110 1,094
16 5,066 4,386
680 4,936 4,526
410 2,916
558
6,942 6,334
608
2,386
452 2,408 2,302
106 30,962 24,386 6,576 6,268
2,358
1,954
482 442 40
8,626
782
lJ.,246
256 2,072 1,286
786
618 420 198 920 464 456 590 540 50
980 872 108
2,552 2,014
638 10 264
2,016 4,098 3,776
322 5,670 3,570
1,498
414
7,844
10,990
8:248
2,100
1,084
64,378 54,224 10,156
2,890 3,946
1,056 556 516 40
710 692 18
3,080 2,630
450 3,650 3,292
358
1,646 394
2,040
7,122 6,672
450 1 452
322 1 762 1:65$ 106
22,632 4,910
4,172 358
13 692 12:716
976 e40 832
8 1,176 1,164
12
1:130
27,542
4,530
286 264
* 22 5,480 4,992
488
7,084 6,910
174 1,372
762 610
428 228 200 634 308 326 332 314 18
628 542 86
1,386 1,098
5:aso
288 7 042
1,152
2,538 2,708
170 3,630 2,306 1,324
866 606 260
42,036 35,746 6,290
2,368 1,656
712 296 272
24 508 494
14 1,456 1,230
226 1,950 1,808
142 1,270 1,014
256
5,106 4,864
242 760 590 170
1,102 1,028
74 18,672 15,628 3,044 2,722 2,464
258
9,696
662 640 632
8
706
6
9,034
700
28 24 4
720 678 42
954 942 12
238 122 l l 6
50 26 24 78 32 46 36 26 10
108 102
6
120 94 26
e48 746 102 364 542 22
432 272 160 1l2 78 34
4,966 4,268
698
264 188 76 14 12 2
76 76
178 128
50 268 246 22 156 126 30
666 646 20
104 68 36
108 104
4
2,370 1,976
394 376 356 . 20
1 1 9 8
70 98 98
90 90
1:lZe
2
2 22 8
14 16 14 2
24 10 14
8 6 2
18 4
14 8 6 2
138 32 106 14 6 8
38 12 26
2 2
4 4
3 2 1 1 1
3 1 1
24’ 2L 2
11
1
1 1 11
I
1c f
f E
42 42
E 4 2 2 2
96 82 14 34 34
54 52 2 2 2
6 6
50 yearn and over
2 2
2 2
8 4 4
2
2
8 2 6
2 2
2 2
2-6 6 SECTION 2 - NATALITY
Table2&. Live Births by Age of Mother and Color, for Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of the United States: 196 1 -Continued
2,514' 2,414
100 2,962 2,874
88 462 460
2
460 448 12
638 598 40
656 474 182 916 896 20
336 306 30
1,526 1,096
430
510 450 60
2,474 2,292
182
852 802 50
2,030 1,780
250
828 728 100 260 246 14
8,468 6,918
1,774 1,734
40 194 182 12
3,140 2,928
212
2,714 2,510
204
3,920 3,462
458
10,408 8,464
3,136 2,964
172 706 672 34
746 468
.27S 846 842
4
3,824 3,490
334
956 564 392
1,550
1,944
AREA AND COLOR
382 370 12
306 376 20
82 82
60 60
84 e4
74 44 30
112 110
2
54 50 4
158 96 62
56 52 4
380 374
6
92 86 6
254 232 22
108 104
4 48 44 4
936 198
230 228
2
18 16
2 412 390 22
384 360
24
506 470
36
1,260 998 262
382 368 14 68 66 2
88 64 24
140 158
2
460 420 40
78 48 30
1,w
Total
24 24
24 22 2
4 4
2 2
6 4 2
8 8
2 2
12 8 4
12 12
8 8
10 10
4 4
2 2
56 48 8
16 16
24 22 2
22 20 2
22 22
64 64 10
10 10
8 8
4 2 2
32 32
10 6 4
17 090 16:304
786
15,190 14,608
582
3 048 3:028
20
2,?30
3,612 3,370
242 4,246 2 918 1:328
5,408
170
2,884
1%
5,238
2,294 2,102 192
9 414 6:372 3,042
3 176 2:690
486
12,328 1,206
5,442 5,024
418 13,806 12 446 1z360
5,160 4,530
630
1,970
88
50,312 40 402
13,534
1, ea2
9:910
u.,584 34416
168 1,736 1,642
94
19,934 18,458
20,-
1,476
18 E52 1:482
27,184 24 632 2:552
63,514 52,256 ll,258
18,582 17,738
844 4,822
234
5,228 3 242 l i s 8 6 4,066 4,042
24
25 656 23'896 1:760
4,588
(See headnote at beginning of table)
AGE OF M m
Under 15 Years
I f E
4 4
2 2
2 2
E
4
22
14
e
L
e
2 2
32
24
2 2
14 6 8
4 2 2
30 20 10
6
6
e
u.4 22 92
6 6
6 6
40 34 6
24 18
6
28 18 10
122 56 66
22 22
4 2 2
22
22 2 2
20 14
15-13 years
2,331
1 2 C 1,361 1,268
9f
352 35c
45f 45c
f 40f 361 44
60E 324 484
752 70E
35C 32E 24
83C
2,212
1u
1,5u
68e
456 346 u.0
992 212
772 694 78
1,690 190
642 514 128 544 332 12
6,528 4,586 1,942
1,562 22
362 326 36
3,030 2,738
292
3 424 3:146
278
1,204
1,880
1,584
4,138 3,818
8,284
320
6,578 1,706
2,156
72 656 640 16
1,078 604 474 278 274
2 940 2:718
222
1,414 646 768 1
2,084
1 4
2024 ye-
6,28E 6,045
24E
4,636 16C
1,074 1,07C
4
4,798
1,012 1,ooc
1,204 1,u.C
12
94
1,462 1,07E
384
1,77E 1,7U
6(
e42
74 3,072 2,104
768
968
1,132 950 182
4,164 3,776
388
1,880 1,722 158
4,994 4,612
382
1,824 1,620
204
708 670 38
16,576
3,058
4,042 3,996
46 614 592 22
6,568 6,078
490
7 190 6i720
470
9,928 9,056
872
21,488 17 972 3i516
6,100 5,870
230 1,678 1,592
86
1,894
642 1,148 1,146
2
9 442
524
13,518
1,252
8:918
23-29 years
4,234 4,012
222
3,95c 3,788
162
824 814 1c
662 644
1 E
942
54
78E 292
1,438 1,404
34
888
i,o7e
528 480 48
2,39C 1,752
638
768 674 94
3,608 326
1,402 1,306
96 3,600 3,210
390
5,934
1,354 1,216 138 444 428
16
12,940 10,644
2,958
2,296
2,922 36
426 412 14
4,810 4,486
324
4,894 4,528
366
6,738 6,054
684
16,458
2,740
5,270 5,002
268 1,290
70
1,086 678 408
1,160
8
6 870 6:418
452
13,718
1,220
1,152
j 734
1 3n 7f
1,698
54
24f 24E
22( 224
4
33: 32E
f 3u 20( 14C
404 394
1 C
166 12
706
228
252 216 36
1:222
1,641
'
i7e
478
1,352 1,me
84
432 404 28
892 lJ.6 394 3i4 50
164 160
4
4,492 3,728
164 974 952 22
lJ.6 108
8
1,780 128
1 478 1:346
132
1,732 172
5,430 4,416 1,014
1,416 88
412 388 24
310 174 . 136 492 488
4
2,068 1,886
182
396 232 164
1,008
1,908
1,-
1,504
"=T"T"" years and oyer
2 2
4 2 2
2 2
4 4
2 2
SECTION 2 - NATALITY 2-6 ’7
Table 244.’ Live Births by Age of Mother and Color, for Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of the United States: 196 1 -Continued
Total
2,696 2,638
58
2,400 24
5,336
552 6,280 6,026
254
3,186 206
2,702 2,646
56
3,002 2,700
302
2,424
4,784
3,392
u,700 ll,o52
648
3 748 3i502
246
4,680 678
14,384 13,734
650
8,162 7,436
726
5,358
15,214
2,952
2,212
1,978
10,640 9,210
12,262
2,062 150
1,338 640
1,430
4,104 3,730
374 5 826 4:620 1,206
6,318 512
7,604
2,520 1,540
980
6,830
9,034
1,230
1,848 1,150
698
7 700
246
2,678 622
7:454
3,300
53,858 37,024 16,834
3 400
242
5,060
3 : m
3,378 1,682
3,566 3,464 102
AfLEA AND COLOR Under 15 Years
I I
I
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44 1 4 3(
1c
1c li E €
4
4 12
6 6
12 6 6
10 2 8
4
4 2
2
8 6 2 6
6
138 20
lJ.8 2
2
26 2
24
6 6
(See headnote at beginning of table)
I
662 640 22
622 618
4 1,410 1,260
150 1,494 1,414
80 912 860 52
614 608 6
736 666 70
3,276 3,094
182
936 866 50
1,026 156
4,006 3,856 150
1,956 1,732
224
3,556
606
498 464
34
430 286 144
2,726 2,390
336
1,182
2,950
1,058
1,584
968 90
1,270 314
1,692 1,574 rn
2,228 1,958
270
570 336 234 480 304 176
2 058
58
844 690 154
13,828
2:ooo
9,900 3 , 928
818 774 44
882 346
910 880 30
1,228
408 404
4
450 446
4
902 100
962 914 48
500 474
26 354 346 8
392 364 28
2,050 1,926
124
626 588 38
752 646 106
1,002
2,808
1,120
2,680 128
968 I32
2,056 1,694
362 292 276 16
262 172 IlO
1 868
276
534 486 48
1,062 890 172
1,038 958 80
996 156
352 206 146 190 108 82
1 322 1:286
36
436 354 82
8,762 6,398 2,364
506 482 24
784 532 252
560 544 16
1:592
1,152
15-19 yeam
3: 34
2F 2E I
61 52
95 91 3
45 42 3
49 48 1 50 44 6
1,os 1,001
8
481 43 41
1,051 921 1 3 1
1,331
81 1,27(
9(
2,074 6% 364 334 3c
3% 27€ 11E
1,332
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58E 504
84
376 224
960 868 92
1,596 1,338
258
466 274 192 332 194 I38
818 784 34
528 408 120
7,132
3,300
470 412 58
796 442 354
438 422 16
1,25:
1,18(
2,73(
1,034
600
3,832
2044 years
91 S i
8C 8C
1,71 1,56 15
2,29
7
1,16
6
2,21
1,os
1,oz
1,lO 1,oo
3,7B
10
3,521 20
1,271
81
1,681 1,70; 1&
4,201 23’
1,191
4,4Y
3 9 2,88(
5,4a 4,344 1,OSf
792 74€
. 4€ 662 49c 172
3,084 38E
1,572 1,45E 116
1,496 404
23(
3,47c
1,sw
2,434 2,272
3,282 162
2,860 422
930 618 312 688 462 226
2,526 2,440
86 1,216
194 17,868 12,316
1 2 9 4
104 1 690 1:132 558
1,232 1,206
26
1,022
5,552
1:190
AGE OF MOTHW
years years
2( 1:
1: E
4€ 42
4
45 44
21 25 1
15 14
21 18 2
1,21 1,17
3
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39 3> 81
1,421
4.
54, 501 4‘
92( 3-91
21f 20t If
w 9c 64
974 66€ 10€ 282 254 2E
55C 48C
542 504 38 610 518 92
142 82 60
126 64 62
766 740 26
210 164 46
4,658
1,264
264 254 10
416 508 108
326 314 12
1,381
1,UI
70
3,594
40-44 Year6
1
4
I n 1c I l2 u
E 7
5 5
4 3
32 30 1
7 7
8 6 3
341 331
14 14:
30: 251 44 51 42
f
3L l t 2(
24t 22t 2(
62 5€
4 10E 94 1 4
144 132 12
136 114
22 52 22 30 30 18 12 184 180 4
60 40 20
920 292
36 36
112 76 36
90 88 2
1,212
I 4549 years
1 1
21 2,
x 1:
I I
L
f 1( 1(
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1c € 2
4 4
le 2 4 2 2
e
20
18 18
56 42 14
10 10
8 4 4
4 4
50 yeam and over
4 2
‘2
2-6 8 SECTION 2 - NATALITY
Table2-,1?4. Live Births by Age of Mother and Color, for Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of the United States: 1961 -Continued
mtal AREA m COLOR Under 15 , 15-19 years years
(See'herodnote at kginning a€ .table)
42 32 10
170 170
226 196
30 56, 36 20
-
2,470 2,450
20
876 858 la
309,704 255,856 53,848
167,726 19,000 130,436 12,322 37,290 244 6,678
1,298 394 14 1,288 394 14
412 It6 ' 4 398 108 4
10
14 8
3,'lOO
280
1,244 100
1,710 1,700
10 2,976 2,466
310
2,820
1,344
1,616 l ,U8
3,958 4l.a
3,920 38
1,772 1,700
72 3 714
408 3:306
96,032 77,378 18,654 35,200
12,m 43,082
z!L29 years
2,226 2,-
226 782 728 54
1 674 $666
8
2,094 318
1,262 978 284
2,472
3,430 3,384
1,294 46
1,256 38
3 056
326 2:730
89,682 76,470 =,= 44,622 35 510 9:uZ
422 370
42
1,124 1,
1,562 1,364
198 672 514 158
148 l34 14
692 '692
8% 760 156 328 220 98
- 2 2
308 42 4
29,450 15,268 3,700 190 23,8961 3,534 ~ z , r o o ( 2,868 3pmI w11
'Cmprisedoffour standsmi metmpolitan statistical a r e a s J e w York, N.Y., Newark, H.J., Jersey City, N.J., and Paterson-ClfftonSassaic, N.J.-andk no&tmpolitan c m t i e a ,
2Ccmprised of two s t a metropolitan s ta t is t id areas-Chlcago, m., and Gary-onmst chicago, -a. Middlesex and Smerset Cmmties, N.S.
Y
SECTION' 2 - NATALITY 2-6 9
, TabIe .- 2-15. Live Births by Live-Birtb Order and Color, ,'for Metropolitan and Nonmetmpolikan Counties: United, States and Each State, 1961'
(By place of residence. Dabrefer only to birth occurring vnthin the United States. Based on a 50-percent sample. Live-blrth order refers to number of cluldren born alive to mother. "Metropolihcounties'r include all counties that are in s t a n W metrouolitan statistical areas (metropolitan State economic areas for New England). "Nonmetropol-
- 7 I
itan counties" include alz other counties. For
714 590 124 492 212 280
1,302 504 798
234 82 152
1,068 422 646
7,254 5,788 1,466
6,160 4,818 1,342 1,094
970 124
968 918 50
612 572 40
356 346 10
998 836 162
770 612 158 228 224
4
282 150 132
178 100
78 104 50 54
AHBA AND COLOR
finitions of :tropoIitan agd nonmetropollb coun&es, see Technical Appendix)
Total
4,268,326
3,600 864 667:462
2,728,380 2,290,262
1,539,946 1,310,602
4 3 8 9 3
229,344
80,690 50,600 30,090
37,166 22,798 14,368
27,802 15,722
43,524
7,564 5,090 2,474
5,090 2,474
7,564
36,906 31,238 5,668
25,156 23,102 2,054
ll,750 8,136 3,614
40,944 28,792 12,152
8,736 6,486 2,250
32,208 22,306 9,902
381,606 337,686 43,920
330,242 289,190 41,052 51,364 48,496
2,868
44,652 42,902 1,750
30,838 29,256 1,582
=,el4 13,646
168
57.,120 52,846 4,274
44,424
3,938 40,486
12,696 12,360
336
l l f f i 4
2,380 9:474
7.962
1
1,099,688
954 754 144:934
704,506 605,848 98,658
395,182 348,906 46,276
22,094 15,670 6,424
9,988 6,978 3,010
12,106 8,692 3,414
1,756 1,360
396
1,756 1,360
396
9,016 8,040
976
6,492 6,086
405
1,954 2,524
' 570
u,49a 9,214 2,276
2,612 2,126
486 8,878 7,088
107,568
1,790
97,006 10,562
93,878
10,018 83,86C
13,69C 13,148
544
12,12c ll,734
8,45C 8,lOC
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3 5 C 3,67C 3,634
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14,621
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3,204
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2 93t 2:434
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2,034 1,711
31i 90! 711 181
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1,002,556
878 168 124:388
647,058 560,368 86,690
317,800 37,698
355,498
18,462 13,420 5,042
8,710 6,254 2,456
7,166 2,586
9,752
1,584 1,234
350
1,584 1,234
350
8,122 7,248
5,734
2,388 1,882
874
5,366 368
506
9,308
1,856 7,452
2,138 1,776
362 7,170 5,676 1,494
97,054 86,900 10,154
84,360 74,836
12,694 12,064
630
ll,072 10,668
404
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7,858 7,482
3,214 376
3,186 28
14,804
962 13,842
ll,510 10,622
888 3,294 3,220
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1,924 1,666
258 992 816 176
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687 562 102:290
508,074 437,296
70,778
250,266 31,512
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6,586 4,522 2,064 7,072
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1,412
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281,778
9,538
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1,412 1,050
362
6,914 6,140
774
4,902 4,600
302
1,540 472
6,654 5,160 1,494
1,478
290 5,176
1,204
2,012
1,188
3,972
74,752 67,168
7,584
57,44c
10,228 9,728
64,524
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8,862 8,526
336
6,ige 5,898
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434,220 81,030
325,698 271,006 54,692
189,552 163,214 26,338
8,952 5,576 3,376
4,302 2,574 1,728 4,650 3,002 1,648
1,010 730 280
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4,634 3,964
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3 168 2:896
272 1,466 1,068
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4,254 3,040 1,214
948 706 242
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46,470 40,846 5,624
40,014 34,80C 5,214 6,456 6,046
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186,012
40,204 145,808
U5,154 94,578 20,576
5,576 2,930 2,646
2,600 1,274 1,326 2,976 1,656 1,320
570 354 W 6
570 354 216
2,942 2,406
536
1,918 1,704
214 1,024
702 322
2,656 1,568 1,088
574 334 24c
2,082 1,234
848
25,238 21,592 3,644
21,644 18,25E
3,38€ 3,591 3,338
2,941 2,77E
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1,978
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174,406
128 308 46:098
103,574 75,086
70,832 53,222 17,610
28,488
3,688
2,334 1,354
1,686 550
1,136
804 2,002
1,198
388 174 214
388 174 214
1,816 1,350
466
1,092 964 128 724 386 338
1,862 892 970
328 166 162
726 808
1 3 402 ll:056 2,346
1,534
ll,440 9,282 2,158 1,962 1,774
188
1,712
114 1,598
1,118 1,020
98 594 578 16
1,952 1,664
288
1,520 1,252
268 432 412 20
542 360 182
358 260 98
184 100 84
103,218
69 886 33:332
58,982 39,214 19,768 44,236 30,672 13,564
2,540 832
1,708
1,162 286 876
1,378 546 832
248 90 158
248 90
158
1,206 802 404
and over
161,056
91 882 69:174
79,802 45,572 34,230
46,310 81,254
34,944
1,218 4,394
5,612
2,104 340
1,764 3,508
878 2,630
578 86
492
578 86
492
2,190
946 1,244
1,ll8 880 238
1,072 364 708
3,356 934
2,422
422 108 314
2,934 826
2,108
9,774 7,258
8,138 5,838 2,303 1,636 1,420
216
1,414 1,336
78
780 706 74 634 630
4
956 712 244
704 488 WE 252 22f 26
4 1 E 1 5 8 26C
251 12€ 124 16€
3c 13E
2,516
)t stated
121,134
U5 698 5:43<
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4,610 6,460 5,634
826
108 62 46
28 20 8
80 42 38
18 1 2 6
18 12
6
66 44 22
18 16 2
48 28 20
62 28 34
2
2 60 28 32
96 72 24
84 60 24 12 12
22 12 10
694 684 10
560 550 10
134 l34
4 2 2
4 2
' 2
2-7 0 SECTION 2 - NATALITY
Table 2-1 5. Live Births by Live-Birth Order and Color, I for Metropolitan and Nonmetropolitan Counties:, United States and Each State, 1961 ,-Continued
902 106 796
4,818 2,370 2,448
AREA AND COLOR
2,964 1,506
1,854 864 990
4,420 1,690 2,730
1,862 178
1,084 2,558
1,458
912 1,646
708 178 530
552 148 404 156 30 126
804 788 16
mtal
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33,65 15,04
30,73 2 1 , l E
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9,88 5:oz
2,71 39
2,31
16,90
31
16,90 E,58
31
237,38 l98,08 3939
189,58i 151,461
38,l.L
1,181
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9,251
E,58
47,80 46,62
103,W
56,4lz 48,191
55 88( '54:841
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63,54( 62,48f
8,221
1,054
24,034 23,18€
84€
39,30C 208
39,SM
49,98E
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21 152 le:930
28,836 2,222
27,828 1,018
71,434 65,300 6,134
25,934 22,748 3,186 45,500 42,552 2,948
10,352 7,452. 2,900
8,356, 5,544 2,812
1,908 1,996
88
4,790 4,034
756 i
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614 60
554
2,912 1,154 1,758
1,772 710
1,062 1,140
444 696
2,998
2,llZ 886
1,226 344 882
1,772 542
1,230
396 64
332
298 58
240 98 6
92
404 392 12
404 392
1 2
5,938 3,972 1,966
4,820 2,928 1,892 1 , l l 8 1,044
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2,902 2,396
506
1,684 1,228
456 1,218 1,168
50
1,622 1,596
26
522 502 20
1,094 6
1,078 922 156
490 366 124 588 556
32
2,282
1,100
1,952 330
750 564 186
1,532 1,388 144
1
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31,62
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20,56 16,M
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3,75 u,05 8,73 2;32
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7,87
10,89 3,34
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4/35 1,68 3,17
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2,65, 60, 91 51
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20,49
14,23
14,13 9,60
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4,20, 61
4,27: 4,204
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61,14( 52,7@ 8,351
48,712 40,601
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13,904
1,59E 15,042
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18,014 15,788
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6,084
180 9,930
46
13,136 . 12,498 638
5,904
9,884
5,370 4,976
394 7,766
244
19,242 17,998
7,522
1,244
6,798 6,128
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ll,870 574
12,444
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28,2E 22,9: 5,s
15,12 3,32 9,83
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12,08 9,29 2,79
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4,30 1,42 2,88
3 71 1:33, 2,381
591 81
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3,804 3,721
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57,091
7,314 . 49,7&
45,44: 38,31( 7 3 :
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27,06( 25,462 1,59€
12,974 q 5 4 4
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1 5 , 1 5 4 14,918
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5,870 5,696
174 9,284 9,222
12,184
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ll,508 676
5,228 4,764
454 6,966 6,744
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16,436 15,284 1,152
6,002 5,414
588 10,434 9,870
564
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2,3c 92
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5,89 7,56
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8,98
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5,63 2,71
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3,291 3,241
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46,251 40,OX 6,246
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12,354 12,176
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150 7,714 7,686
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10,068
514 9,554
4,324 3,978
5,744 346
5,576 168
12,314 ll,446
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4,892
7,422
4,436 456
7,010 412
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14,2E 10,37 3,91
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1,831
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106 5,330
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6,490 6,066
424
2,664
284 3,826 3,686
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2,380
8,382 7,546
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5,028
2,906 448
4,640 388
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1,404 1,361
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14,721 10,90L 3,82i 3,571 3,426
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3,728 3,380
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I 622 1:364 258
2,106 2,016
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5,070 4,426 644
1,942 1,588
354 3,128 2,838
290
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804 788 16
2,720 2,026
694 2,070
62 2,008
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76 1,638 1,636
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1,800 1,600
200
758 612 146
1,042 988 54
3,294 2,872
422
1,228 1,008
220 2,066 1,864
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2,834 81E
2,016 2,124
594 1,53C
5 872 1:174 4,698
1,752 356
1,396 4,120
818 3,302
494 58
436
372 52
320 122 6
LZE 548 528 20
548 528
20
7,940 4,484 3,456
6,458 3,126
1,482 1,358
124
3,690 2,726
964
2 130 1:262
868 1,560 1,464 ' 96
1,970 1,900
70
680 620 60
3,332
1,290 1,280
10
1,490 1,206
284
702 486 216 788 720 68
4,226 3,582
634
954 690 264
3,262 2,892
370
Not stated
40 10 30
54 40 14
82 32 10 1 2 8 4
a4 38 46
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72 3:: 40
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48 58 10 12 12
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198 194
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184 180
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SECTION 2 - NATALITY
abl le '2-1 5. Live Births by Live-Birth Order and Color, for Metropolitan and Nonmetropolitan Counties: United States and Each State, 196 1 -Continued
2-1 1
mtal
43,742
45,210
18,210
26,998 16,746
27,OW
23,552 23,222
330
4,362
44 4,318
19,190 18,904
285
77,748 60,310 17,438
61,168 47,018 14,150 16,580 13,292 3,288
33,484 u2,102 4,382
ll3,260 100,954 4.276 3;224 3,118 10s
193,152 171,832 21,320
141,998 122,230 19,768 51,154 49,602 1,552
ffi,n2 84,498 1,614
46,800 45,702 1,098 39.312 38;796
516
59,614 27,464 32,150
53;980 24,650 29,330
97,056
13,232
60,978 49,720 l l .258
83,824
36;078 34,104 1,974
17,368 16,020 1,348
4.428 4;252 176
12,940 ll,768 1,172
(See headnote at be.gJ+ng of table) -_ Lm-m o m
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15 988 12:930 3,058 4,632 3,900 732
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8 8 8
46,454 41,810 4,644
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4,326 12,394 12,076
318
29,734
20,202 19,852
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8,542 8,434
13,852 8,092
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5,760
1,446 880 566
12,406 7,212 5,194
255,326 22,676 2,650
15 476
2,226 9,850 9,426 424
4,220 3,986 234
1,166
44 3,054 2,864 190
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14,811 12,241
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32,444 28,821
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10,706 10,462
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7,986 96
ll,924
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10,618 6,352 4,266
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7,176
23,414
2,410 21,004
14,612 12,506 2,106 8,802 8,498 304
3,912 3,676
236
1,052 1,012
40 2,860 2,664 196
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276 268
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28,126 24,976 3,150 10,180 9,928
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9,460
4,038
990 570 420
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3,618
18,330 16,348
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4,852
1,982
ll,766 10,030 1,736 6,564 6,318 246
3,510 3,260 250
922 894 28
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608 286 322
6,014 2,830 3,184
ll,8l6 10,162 1,654
7,596 6,170 1,426 4,220
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5,452
3,992
2,414 2,232
182
590 566 24
1,824 1,666 158
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3,481 1,75! 1,734
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7,750 7,620 130
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86 3,930
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438 154 284
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7,228 5,954 1,274
4,776 3,680 1,096 2,452 2,274 178
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W 302 14
1,032 938 94
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1,221 1,411
1,081 1,061
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86( e46 12
3,424 2,122 1,302
2,655 1,614 1,03E 772 50E 264
40 40
40 40
9,340 7,780 1,560
6,800
1,428 2,540 2,408 132
4,626
102
2,260
72 2,366 2,336
30
3,356 830
2,526
242 54
188 3,n4 776
2,338
5,372
4,524
2,188
4,186 3,220 966
2,648 1,824 824
1,538 1,396 142
812 696 116
158 154 4
654 542 l l 2
7
3,18 1,121 2,051
I, 413 45 961
1,771 67.
1,091
551 54( 11
92 86
4 466 452 12
1,82€ 1,011
1,41c
81f
754 658 41E %E 16C
30 30
30 30
5,126 4,046 1,080
3,826 2,834 992
1,300 1,212
88
2,616
82
1,106 1,054
52
1,480 30
2,636 442
2,194
204 28 176
414
2,534
1,510
2,432
2,018
2,620 1,896 724
1,652 1,030 622 968 866 102
484 432 52
106 104 2
378 328 50
8 and ova
6,241 1,391 4,85(
2,214 472
1,742 4,032 924
3,106
71C 68E 21
96 9c 6
614
16
2,564 1,034 1,530
1,884 710
1,174 680 324 356
26 26
598
26 26
6,798 4,704 2,094
4,916 2,992 1,924 1,882 1,712 170
3,490 3,350 140
1,306 1,234
72
2,U6 68
7,054 700
6,354
396 18 378
6,658 682
5,976
4,094
1,562
2,426
2,184
2,532
1,212 1,214 1,668 1,320 348
648 478 170
108 88 20 540 390 E O
Not stated
32 16 16
8 8
24 8 16
144 144
48 48
96 96
68 48 20
62 48 14 6
6
115,020
4,358 ll0,662
LU,836 107,584 4,252 3il.84 3,078 106
64 54 10
42 32 10 22 22
40 40
20 20
20 20
156 12 144
4
4 152 12 140
42 32 10
26 18
8 16 14 2
20 20
10 10
10 10
2hh~sochusetts did not re@re reporting Of birth oder. 3lrth oder data shorn are fc Lrths In other States to residents of Msssachusetts.
2-7 2 SECTION 2 - NATALITY
Table'2-15. Live Births by Live-Birth Order and Color, for Metropolitan and Nonmetropolitan Counties: United States and Each State, 196 1 - Continued
dK3A AND C0U)R
. .. (See headnote at beginning of table) . -
mal
34,534 32,948 1,586
15,664 14,286 1,378
18,870 18,662
208
8,084 7,UO
974
6,306
782 1,778 1,586
192
5,524
13,914
60 13,854
4,315
9,598
4,308 8
9,546 52
135 380 116:692 18,688
104,578 88,592 15,986
28,100 30,802
2,702
29,942
3,352 26,590
8,222 7,-
406 21,720 18,774
2,946
362,520
49,206 313,314
306,908 259,478 47,430 55,612 53,836 1,776
lll,880 76,850 35,030
27,470 19,680
7,790
57,170 27,240
84,410
16,566 15,886
680
1,776 1,774
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10,556 262
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1,638 858 780
5,440 3,008 2,432
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854 806 48
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8 756 562 194
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82
2,838 898
1,940
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596 552 44
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6,388 4,214 2,174 1,m 1,686 158
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198 172
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SECTION 2 - NATALITY .2-13
Table 2-15. Live Births by Live-Birth Order and Color, for Metropolitan and Nonmetropolitan Counties: United States and Each State, 196 1 - Continued
AREA AND COLOR Total
51,05
7,23
24,97
43,81
21,34 3,62
26,08
3,608 22,47
37,53
1,291
19,181
18,s
36,241
18,371 80
17,87: 481
240,271 214,61,
25,651
187,958 163,Z.l:
52,311
91’
18,37( 17,611
75:
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582 3,18t 3,01( 17(
24,741
51,40:
59,93( 34,72C 25,202
20,25t 13,401 6,842 39,68C
18,36C
17,641 16,27C 1,372 2,424 2,400
24
13,870 1,348
62,248
21,32(
15,218
as,ozo ll.B>”228
28,058 ll,994 47-w 55,-
=,a 203,294
40,052
6,234
37,150
166,592 M,220 26,372 79,852 69,074 10,778
26,466 25,846
620
17 798 17:534
264 8,668 8,312 356
(See headnote at beginning of table)
LIVE-BETK ORDW
1
15,181
1,521 13,66:
7,551 6,771 78:
7,63( 6,881 744
10,264
30L 9,951
5,4S( 5,252 19C
4,814 4,704 ll(
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3,736 102 810 780
13,444
3,838
30
ll,050 5,510
5,754
10,806
16,560
4,180 1,574
6,870 3,936
4,132 3,864
268
656 644 12
3,476 3,220 256
23,754 20,038 3,716
l l ,342 8,856 2,486
12,4l2 l lJ82 1,230
64,092 56,200
7,892
=,= 20,226 17,968 2,258
43,866
6584
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4,605 62
6Z440
4,668
1,916 1,834
82
2
13,351
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12,061
6,651
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9,152 8,891
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60,09C
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4,492
4,492
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4,868 42,094
13,028 12,856
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4,774 3,582 1,192
5,658 2,998
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506 504
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8,656
2,900
20,206 16,958 3,248
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2,154 7,650
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58,868 52,080 6,788
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3,634 3,576
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594 164 43c
31C 1,431
1,128
578 500 78 84 e4
494 416 78
2,320 1,212 1,108
1,096 408 688
1,224 804 420
6,942 5,042 1,900
4,386 3,104 1,282 2,556 1,938
618
704 680 24
432 422 10 272 258 14
3 and O V W
1,752 960 792
636 312 324
1,l.M 648 468
888 790 98
396 338 58 492 452 40
6,490 4,732 1,758
4,878 3,188 1,690 1,612
68
468 382 86
386 322 64 82 60 22
4,270 608
3,662
1,544
1,080 198 882
3,190 410
2,780
778 614 164
68 66
2 710 548 162
4,026
2,146
1,696 460
1,236 2,330 1,420 910
13,404
3,596
7,566 5,446
1,880
9,808
2,120 5,838 4,362 1,476
840 772 68
500 486 14 340 286 54
Not stated
50 42 8
20 18
2 30 24 6
26 24 2
10 8 2
16 16
192 142 50
172 124 48 20 18
2
598 596
2
342 340
2 256 256
298 56 242
40 28 1 2
258 28 230
28 26 2
28 26 2
32 22 10
14 12
2 18 10
8
254 194 60
l l 2 91 18 142 100 42
108 104 4
54 54
54 50 4
2-1 4 SECTION 2 - NATALITY
Table 24 5. Live Births by Live-Birth Order and Color,t for Metropolitan and .Nonmetropolitan Counties’: United States and Each State, 1961’-Continued
(See headnote at h e w i n g of table)
AREA AND COraR Total
9,386
18 9,368
9,386 9,368
le
97,054 73,158
52,108
ll ,888 44,946 32,938 12,008
23,896
40,220
65,056 61,238 3,818
39,034 37,104 1,930
98,394
3,854 94,540
47 650 44Z278 3,372 50,744 50,262
482
8,560
306 8,754
8,560
306 8,254
1
2,322 2,306
6
2,312 2,306
6
27,910 22,778 5,l32
15,304 12,660
2,644 l2.,606 10,m
2,488
17,474 16,620
854
q 4 8 2
5,992 5,774
10,846 636
218
10,846 10,454
392
3,676 3,568 108
7,170 6,886
284
22,986 22,212
714
ll,884
q 1 0 2 U,O20
U,192 692
82
2,262 2,174
88
2.262 .2;174
88
2
2 , m 2,090
6
2,096 2,090
6
23,944 19,636 4,308
13,158 10,996 2,162 10,786 8,640 2,146
16,250 15,442
808
10,706
624
5,360 184
9,230 8,922 308
3,192 3,078 u 4
6,038 5,844 194
21,598
10,082
5,544
20,934 664
10,948 10,366
582 10.650 l0;568
82
2,110 2,060
50
2,UO 2,060
50
3
1,720 1,718
2
1,720 1,718
2
17,4IB 13,686 3,732
9,900 7,930 1,970
5,756 1,762
13,254 12,566
688
7,518
8,598 8,088
4,478
510 4,656
178
6,778 6,488
290
2,296 2,192 104
4,482 4,296 186
18,616
564 18,052
9,3& 8,868 490
9,184 74
1,716 1,660
56
1,716 1,660
56
9,238
4
1,322 1,320
2
1,322 1,320
2
U,282 8,266 3,016
6,126
1,542 5,156 3,682 1,474
4,584
8,500 8,012
5,442 5,086 356
3,058 2,926
132
4,584 4,292
488
292
1,504 1,404 lo0
3,080 2,888 192
13,520 13,008
512
6,374 5,910 464
7,146 7,098
48
i,iz4 1,100
24
1,124
24 1,100
5
818 818
818 818
6,466 4,068 2,398
3,352
1,220 3,ll4
1,188
4,504
2,142
1,926
4,160 344
2,876 2,626 250
1,628 1,534
94
2,776 2,580 196
832 752 80
1,944
116 1,828
8,928 8,512 416
3,966 3,602 364
4,962 4,910
52
624 602
22
624 602 22
6
446 446
446 446
3,932 2,220 1,712
1,922 1,062
860 2,010 1,158
2,418 2,222
852
206
1,490 1,338
152 928 874 54
1,720 1,582
138
432 404 28
1,178 ll0
1,288
5,250
268
2 186 1Z958
228 3,064 3,024
40
320 300 20
320 300 20
4,982
7
230 228
2
230 228
2
2,172 974
1,198
974 418 556
1,198 556 642
1,238 1,094 144
742 656 86 496 438 58
1,056 944 112
254 226 28
802 718 84
3,120 2,864 256
1,284 1,062 222
1,836
34
188 180
8
188 180
8
1,802
354 554
354 354
3 716
2,304 1:412
1,296 314 922
2,420 1,058 1,382
1,390 1,106 284
714 622 152 616 484 132
2,020 1,818 202
368 336 42
1 E52 1:492 160
4,282
398
1 614
328
2,598 70
216 178 38
3,884
1:ZSC
2,668
a3 83
8B 89
214 l l 8 fli
76 64 22 138 w 74
28
2
10 10
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2
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10 18
94 OZ 2
3G 34 2 58 53
I I
SECTION 2 - NATALITY 2-1 5
Table 2-16. Live Births by Live-Birth Order and Color, for Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of the United States: 1961
LIVE-BTTCPH ORDW Total
2,128,380
2,290,262 438,ll8
3,190 2,982
208
10,130
2,618 1,670
948
13 998
603
8 222 1:816
406
9,674 9,512 162
2 830
22
4 016 3:726
290
4,574 4,156
418
2,792 2,486
306 26 288 18:508
3 218
824
5 294
1,142
5,504 4,640
864
7 790 7:004
786
41 960 29:402 12,558
6 210
12,018
1,288
13:398
2:808
7,780
4394
3:552
3:916 2,294
2,910 2,904
6
7 622 5:690 1,932
1,992 1,950
42
5 196 5:160
36
14,664 8,756 5,908
71 030 67i964 3,066
14,046 12,720 1,326
6 164 5:960
204
1
704,506
605,848 98,658
1,054
54
2,650 308 710 498 212
3 458
134
2 212
94
2,670 2,626
44 770 766
4
1 162
60
I. 470 1:352
l l 8
950 864 86
7 570
1,682
838 644 194
1 644
398
1,732 1,554
118
2 086
168
ll 076 8:312 2,764
1 620 1:096 524 672 670
2
1,000
2,958
3:324
2:lle
1:roz
5:tleS
1:246
1:9le
1,850 1,452
398
520 510 10
1 318 1:312
6
4 028 2:736
190 188
2
3,660
318
20 18 2
1,292
3,342
2
647,058
560,368 86,690
854 820 54
2 992
242 604 456 148
3 410 3:312
98
2 024 1:936
88
2,686 2,656
30
680 672
8
1 062
56
1 228
100
698 636 62
6 674 5$6
798 640 158
882 310
1 344 1 : X O 184
1 816 1:728
148
9 996 7:686 2,310
1 442 1:006
436
596 596
2:750
1:006
1:m
1,518
1,192
1,920 1,580
340
450 442
8
1 334 1:326
8
3 494 2:456 1,038
150 144
6
3,668 3,400
268
8 8
3 1 4
508,074 325,698 I 437,296
70,778
566 538 28
2,462 2,238
224 458 332 126
2 830
106
1 464 1:390
74
2:724
1,992 1,962
30
550 548
2
174 734 40
778 118 60
498 438 60
4,964 3,672
638 484 154
984 152 232
940 808 132
I 446 1:332
114
7 868
2,056
1,ll6 786 330
608 608
1,292
5:az
1 484
296
412 406
6
1 068 1:062
6
2 620
822
86 84
2
1:les
1:19a
2,934 2,720
214
4 4
271,006 54,692
310 282 28
1 710 1:516
194 306 200 106
1 940
90
1 014 1:032
42
1:850
1,210 1,190
20
376 374
2
464 424 40
534 476 58
330 290 40
2 970 2:032
938
416 308 108
554 340 214
582 478 104
898 816 82
5 356 3:720 1,636
838 554 284
402 400
2
954 704 250 282 274
8
646 640
6
1,672 968 704
68 68
1,846 1,668
178
6 6
5
186,012
' 145,808 40,204
190 174 16
968 846 122 170 92 78
1 070 1:014
56 614 566 48
614 598 16
202 202
242 218 24
280 254
26
134 l l 2
22
1,614 910 704
182 130 52
340 182 158
350 262 88
526 460 66
3 252 1:964
498 248 250
276 274
2
588 400 188
140 136
4
410 406
4
1,046 454 592
32 32
1,288
968 836 132
2 2
6
103,574
75 086 28:4ffl
78 62 16
492 402 90 lle 46 72
526 484 42
366 338 28
256 248
8
e6 84 2
136 lJ.2 24
128 106 22
ea 78 10
982 454 528
148 92 56
2.m ea 130 216 144
72
354 300 54
1 926
914
234 102 132
164 164
1:ou
324 182 142 78 78
23a 224
6
. 644 164 480
8 8
450 310
80
7
58,982
39,214 19,761
40 36 4
196 148 48 92 24 68
310 286 24
188 180
8
l l 2 104
8
74 74
58 42 16 78 60 18
34 22 12 650 186 464
74 54 40
144 36 108
130 96 34
224 118 46
1,050 476 574
178 56
122
86 86
190 86 104 54 54
ll0 ll0
454 88
366
8 8
258 206 52
1 and over
79,802
45 572 34:230
96 68 28
238 178 60
158 22
136
398 352 46
274 252
22
126 120
6
92 88 4
U 6 86 30 78 62 16
58 44 14
858 206 652
120 58 62
212 26
186
208 . 136 72
316 270 106
1,386 384
284 68
216
106 106
1,002
3ffi 96 210
56 50 6
76 76
702 88
614
8 8
240 160 80
tot s ta ted
U4,674
110,064 4,610
2 2
2 2
2
2
56 52 4
6 4 2
8 8
2 2
2 2
6 4 2
4 4
6
6
2 2
4 2 2
50 36 14
6 2 4
4 4
4 4
70 480 61:424 3,056
22 18 4
6 124
202 5:922
lllnsochuootts did not require reporting of birth order. Birth order data shown am for b i r th s ' i n other States to residents of t h i s area.
1
2-7 6 SECTION 2 - NATALITY
Table 2-1 6. Live Births by Live-Birth Order. and Color, for Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of the United States: 196lrColrtinued
(See headnote at beginning of table) - -
LIvE-BmiTlORDw
5,454 5,420
34
30,040 26,950 3,090
7,606 7,050 556
3,700 3,642
58
3 00% 2:780 228
6,756 3,982 2,774
5,788 5,438 350
7,100 4,824 2,276
6,652
1,372
152 554
34,436
5,280
m:ll8
27 062 23:lOO 3,962
41 076 33:078 7,998
2,734 2,616 ll8
6,328
2,270 6,158 4,262
4,058
1,896 18 368 15:776
6 494 6:148 346
2,592
28 136 22:028 6,108
6,522 6,272 250
17 290 15:090 2,200
2 688 2:476
212
23,8lO
6 540 6:146 394
25,220
1,410
90,010 74,512 15,498
2 438 2:436
2 6,234 6,126 108
2 638 1:622 1,016 12,536
426 12,llo
1
1,074
6 1,068
7,332 6,666
666
1,934
1,028 1,012
1,806 126
16 1,036 980 56
592
1,720 1,652
68
1,514 532
2,064 1,722 342
39 136
7,402
6 776
786 10,504 8,646 1,858
2,046
3l:734
5:990
708 676 32
1,852 1,288
1,990 564
1,556 434
5 078
596
1 498 1:4l6
82
7,826 6,524 1,302
1,630
48 4 410 3:980 430
710 670 40
7 080 6:768
312
1,776 1,702
74
21,176 17,646 3,530 514 514
1,346 1,334
12
832 578 254
3,036 2,938
98
4:4a2
1,582
2 ~
1,024 1,014
10
7,u2 6,540 572
1,872
120 970 952 18
756 716 40
1,752
1,508 1,044
1,508
1,850 1,410
464
1,436 72
440
1,744 1,494 250
36,556 30,042 6,514
6 128
756 10 056
1,674
716 698 18
4372
8:382
?% 386
1 408
324 1:084
4,568 4,026 542
1 328
16
7 338
1:WZ
s:210 1,128
1,696 1,652
44
4 388 3z9l.2 476
652 620 32
6,500 6,152 348
1,652 1,566
86
.20,384 17,530 2,- 484 484
1,422 1,390
32 694 480 214
2,646 2,540 106
3
828 824 4
6,140 5,612 528
1,552 1,456
96 734 726 8
558 514 44
802 320
994 948 46
1,122
1,288 964 324
1,220 998 222
29 436
5,486
5044 4:312 672
8,390 7,040
23:sso
1,350
568 544 24
792 296
1,056 760 296
3 696
474
1154 1:092
62
5 596
1,054
1,172
44 3 456 3:080 376
580 540 40
5 046
262 1,294
82
17,844 15,396 2,448 456 456
1,268
16
456 . 310 146
2,264 2,194
IO
1,088
3:222
4:542
1,128
4:7e4
1,212
1,252
4
692 688 4
4,134 3,744 390
1,040 970 70 508 500 8
302 266 36 752 434 318
658 606 52 846 564 282
684 506 178
19 510
4,504
3 540 3:054 486
l5:006
5 526 4:490 1,036
324 310 14 738 500 238 708 470 238
2,412 2 ~ 016 396
814 782 32
3 376 2:486 890
866 838 28
2,302 1,992 310
326 300
26
3,124 2,954 170 882 836 46
12,376 10,554 1,822
326 326
914 892 22
264 154 ll0
1,608 1,542
66
512 512
2,652 2,346 306
610 568 42 230 226 4
176 166 10 510 254 256
396 338
460 214 246
382 256 126
sa
It 858
3,464 4394
2,214 1,806 40%
2,966
220 206 14 410 206 204
418 244 174
1,258 1,018 240
538 484 54
1 646 1:046 600
514 480 34
1 274 1:ffi4 220
210 196 14
1,374 124 442 408 34
1,498
7,874 6,400 1,474 242 240
2
588 584 4
138 50 88
1,062 1,022
40
364
6 sse
1,194 95c 244
292 26C 32
J l E 114
4
Be 70 18 316 104 212
218 202 16 252 90 162
234 144 90
6 742 4:2x
1:W
2,508
1432
296
1 698 l:178 520
90 80 10 234
136 206 78 128
512 146
346 338 8
996 564 432
278 270 8
650 5L8 132
ll0 98 12 892 806
86
250 196 34
3 554
188 188
314 306 8 80 26 54 676 656 20
98
658
4,436
1:osz
7
29E 2.9:
7 2 2 566 156
144 104 4c 56 56
46 3c 16
2% 4c
m e 126 XI2 14 124 32 92
iza 7c 58
3 966 2:314 1,652
816 608 206
886 564 322
50 50
178 54 124 146 42 104 334 260 74
230 220 10 576 288 288
162 148 14 404 280 124
48 28 20
494 458 36 L28 104 14
2,580 1,804 776 106 106
194 190 4 72 8 64 392 382 10
3 and over
660 658 2
750 524 226
15R 128 30
56 56
44 36 8
4a4 72
412
IEC 142 24 228 36 192
196 90 106
5 312 2'416 2:896 1,108 760 348
1,032 552 480
56 52 4
380 60 320 222 26 196 360 236 124
582 560 22 770 358 412
202 172
50
400 268 132 50 22 28
512 70 144 120 24
3 306
1,504 122 122
180 170 10 98 12 86
80Z 790 12
582
1:802
ilct stated
2 2
4 2 2
4 4
. 2 2
2U 18 2
2 z
6
6
- 1
*
38 28 10 4 2 2
18 14 4
4 2 2
12 10 2
2 2
2 2
4 2 2 2 2
34 26 8
8 8
4 4
50 46 4
SECTION 2 - NATALm 2-11
' Table _. _- 2- 16. Live Births by Lve-Birth Order q d Color, for Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of the United Stafes: 196 1 -Continued
ARFA AM) COLOR Total
5,701
261 5,43
4,l.x
4,38(
4,061 4
4,011 36:
8,261
20! 8,06:
2,851 2,ffi(
8,981
5,286 2,39€
10,35i
1,361
7,684
1 52E 1:37E
152
6 13C 5:564
56E
13 544 ll:532 2,012
9,35c 8,522
82E
2 l l f 1:6@
434
3,510 2,500 1,010
2,854
15,172 12,318
9 714
654
2 436 2:302
134
3 778 3:740
38
6 002 4:460 1,542
5 312
9:060
4:062 1,250
4 5 7 4 4 886
312
7 612 6:868
744
15,926 14,678 1,248
14,906 5,020 9,886
33 106 24:476 8,630
5,602 5,408
194
3 728
144
18 506 15:016 3,490
3 150
208
2:984
2:942
(See headnote at beginning of table)
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I,= 1924
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1 871
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3,701
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2,23( 2,ll4
l l e 64f 612 34
772 76E
4
1 676
336
1 542
292
1 242 1:196
46
1,994 204
1:340
1:250
2,198
3,938 3,722
W6 4,246 1,588 2,658
1,844
8 680 6:836
1,682 1,650
32
890 156
4 722 4:028
694
770 334 36
1,046
2
1,27 1,23
4
94 93 1
96 8
12 12
62 62
1 2 0 4
2 381
25
1 811 1:42,
39.
391 361 2.
1 361 1:261
91
3,361 39;
2 22(
17(
5U 461
ai
811 641 17(
2:lZ
3,751
2:05(
3,34( 2,8%
2,224 2,10€
45c
l l E
602 57c 32
706 69E
e 1 606 1:302
304
1 392
242
1 232
48
1 962
150
1:lso
l:l&
1:s12
3,972 3,682
290 3,714 1,334 2,380
6,586 1,662
1,354 1,318
36
1,002
8,248
876 126
4 230
656
686 670 16
3:574
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1,221 1,m
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8% 8 1 6
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8LU 752 46
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532 532
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1 4 1 2
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248 230 18
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2,780
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1 712 1:596 ll6 374 320 54
682 512 170
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2,454
2,928 2,520
408
1 892 1:784 108 510 488 22
710 706
4
ffi4 228
924 728 196
964 920 44
1552
142
3,268 3,008
260
2 822
1,082
1:410
1:004 1,818
6,352 4,924 1,428
1,020 974 46
724 610 114
3 646 3:050
596
704 646 58
4
83f 801 34
516 561
1
514 5CE
6E
5C 5c
364 364
1 510
202
1,046 736 308
178 164 14
774 702 72
1 618 1:286
332
1,184 1,060
124
246 182 64
460 344 l l 6
1,670 318
1,346 96
308 292 16
524 520
4
720 494 226
660 512 148
612 562
50
954 876 78
i:3oe
1,988
1,442
2,084 1,926 158
1,830 546
1,284
4,172 2,976 1,196
634 598 36
424 330 94
2 368 1:916 452
430 404
26
5
5z 501
1 6
264 251
E
33E 30C 3€
22 2C
202 2oc
2
892
144
532 280 252
u2 92 20
544 492 52
796 606 190
620 538 82
140 96 44
238 146
92
1,272 990 282
904 830 74
176 166 10
438 434
4
394 240 154
320 198 122
300 264 36
452 388 64
1
74e
1,040 932 108
1,070 290 780
2 204 1:430
774
350 334 16
180 128 52
1 4 f 2 1:104
368
250 220 30
6
27 24 2
u u
la 16 1 1 1
13 l3
551 42 14 4z 181 24:
5: 4
30( 271 31
39: 261 13:
471 42: 51
a 4i 21
161 % 74
822 544 27E
48E 44l 4(
Bc 7E 4
232 22E
6
250 130 120
182 100
82
202 178
24
226 196
30
578 494 84 552 148 404
1,422 774 648
218 200 18
126 66 60
860 603 254 122 108 14
7
1 2 4 110 14 60 60
120 ll2
8
12 12
70 70
244 176 68
194 58
. 136 44 32 12
182 154 28
226 134
92
302 268 34
52 30 22
104 42 62
506 318 188 264 224 40
52 50
2
160 156
4
104 40 64
132 60 72
132 124
8
, 146 114 32
288 230 58
298 58
240
866 452 414
122 120
2
70 36 34
548 374 174
84 * 7s
6
3 ana over
ise 1- 50 72 72
lea 146 42
6 6
78 78
354 234 120
368 82
286
42 20 22
218 164 54
268 144 124
510 442
68
92 46 46
152 64 88
728 352 376
270 208 62
52 38 14
226 222
4
166 60 106 150 56 94
202 146 56
122 78 44
242 172
70
372 52
320
1,148 486 662
220 212
8
146 44
102
652 356 296
102 80 22
Y O t stated
4 4
7 /34 7,662
192
10 10
154 140 14
2 2
4 4
6 2 4
10 10
10 10
4
4
10 8 2
516 512
4
2
2
14 12 2
2 2
10 4 6
8 8
2 2
lkesnchueetts did not require reporting of birth order. sr th order aata shown are for births in other States to residents of this area.
093-094 0 - 63 - 0
2-1 8 SECTION 2 - NATALITY
Table2r16. Live Births by Live-Birth Order and Color, for Standard Metropolitan 'Statistical Areas of the United states: 196 1-Continued
mal
5,634 2,814 2,820
12,858 9,302 3,556
13,142
1,764
5,768 5,686
82 4 232
254 26,402
4,210
2,612 2,556
56
8 182
788
4 228
I 4 3 7 8
3:97e
22,192
7:394
3:204 1,024
6,372 6,244 128
7 826 7:536
290
2,672 2,654
18 4,012 3,422
590
2 972
454 3 334 2:792
542 2,604
274
4 368 4:226
142
6,478 4,608 1,870
5 568
468
159,702 138,672 21,030
18, l l4 15,580 2,534 5,160
2,520
2:518
2,330
5:100
4,622 538
1,816 704
5 108 3:204 1,904
6 254 '$166
88
4,316 4,308
- 8 16 788
9:076 7,712 19 608 14:466 5,142
(See headnote at beginning of table)
. m - m ~
1
1,446 880 566
3,526
752 3,920 3,536
384
2,774
1,442 1,434
8 1 146 1:076
70 6,888 6,124
764
654 648
6
2 470
178
994 806 188
2:292
1,658
2,164 2,llO
54
570 570
1,632 26
1168 1:062 Lo6
1,016 934 82
1,036 930 106 646 602 44
1358 1:322
36
1,970 1,560 410
1 302
80 1:222
45,554 40,m 5,206
4,524 3,998
526
1,462 1,360 102
726 574 152
1 384
374
1 648 1:61?
36
998 996
2
4 x)2
1:010
2:792
4:574
1,510
1,002
5 576
2
1,306
482
3 038 2:408
630 3,462 3 , u 4 348
1,336 1,318
18 1 054
48 6,472 5,640
832
574 568
6 2 114 1:978
136
934 752 182
1,678 1,658
20
1 880
58 504 500
4 982 850 132 666 570 96
848 750 98
592 560 32
I210 1:178
32
1,572
290
. 824
1:ow
1:822
1,282
1,190 1,130
4 l , O 1 8
60
36,100 4,918
3,808 476
4,284
1,218 1,150
68
670 540 130
930 352
1 546 1:536
10
976 976
1,282
3,944 2,578 1,366 4,926 4,010
916
3
990 570 420
2 426
534 1:esz
2,532 2,244
288
1 l l o 1:096
14 870 824 46
5,198
676
542 534 8
1 454 1:340
114
e58 708 150
1,236
16
1444 1:406
38
488 478 10
740 658 82
586 482 104
620 546
74 498 454 44
902 870 32
1,124 876 248
I 138 1:038
100
31,360 27,686
3,674
3 492 3:WO
362 904 832 72
492 372 120
938 664 274
1 1 6 6 1:146
20
838 832
6
2 V78
1,138
4,522
1,220
1:840
3,656 2,796 860
4
608 286 322
1 5 4 8
450 1,404 1,166 238
772 756 16
576 544 32
3,280
556
3'80 362 18 908 790 ll8 564 436 128
798 788 10
1 066
44 380 380
542 442 '100
288 232 56
376 300 76
314 288 26
488 466
22
678 480 198
816 740 76
19,318 16,628
2,690
2 334 1:976 358 590 524
66
244 162 82
582 350 232
790 780 10
596 596
1 954
914 2,396 1,658
738
1:oga
2,724
1:ozz
1:ozo
5
438 154 284
586 342 782 622 160
460 454
6
316 290 26
1,936 1,508
428
we 212
6
520 438 82
338 232 106
404 394 10
562 540 22
222 220
2
292 234 58
186 148 38
190 128
62
208 178 30
208 200
8
408 208 200
512 478 34
J0,436 8,132 1,704
1 426
282 332 276 56
178 92 86
318 154 164
484 480
4
378 378
1,262 466 796
734 530
928
1:144
1,264
6
242 54
188 518 286 232 452 316 136
, 280 272
8
134 122
1 2
998 702 296
ll6 ll0
6
252 224 28
206 134
72
230 210 20
314 290 24
150 150
138 1W 38
L12 90 22
1W 60 40
136 104 32
1W 96 4
240 96 144 288 244 '44
5 306 4:276
860 692 168
198 152
46
90 42 48 212 56 156
304 298
6
338 338
808 206 602 726 350 376
4,030
7
204 28
176
338 122 216 244 176 68
150 148
2
52 52
684 468 216
56 56
164 130 34
174 82 92
154 148
6
180 162 18 92 92
58 38 20
48 30 18 60 32 28
92 68 24
50 48 2
154 38 n6 154 130 24
2 934 2:2EO
674
550 386 164 158 122 36
60 18 42
138 18 120
140 138
2
U S U6
602 100 502 408 l38 270
1 and over
396 18
378 532 132 400 326 1% 140
zl4 204 10
84 64 20
932 492 440
72 E6 6
29E 199 98 160 54
106
w4 194
20
214 182 32
266 264
2
92 38 54
E8 30 38 104 4s 58 116
74 42
52 46 6
330 68
262
168 ll8 50
3 742 2:618 1,124
634 436 198 296 204 92
54 1 2 42
252 22 230 174 174
' 106 106
952 70
882 642 195 446
lot stated
4
4
f 20 18 2
4 4.
1 4 1Z
2
4 4
2 2
2 e
2 2
e 2
SI 24 10 10 10
2 2
c 4 2
2
2
2 2
170 170
c 4 2
14 10
4~
SECTION 2 - NATALITY 2-19
3
Table 2-16, Live Births by Live-Birth Order and Color,, for Standard Metropolitan: Statistical Areas of the United States: 196.1 -Corrtinued
4 5 6
(See headnote at beginning of table) iI
l l 2 92 20
2 386 2:056
330 3,260 3,178
82
690 396 294
218 108 110 308 ll.6 192
182 160
22
400 350 50
654 430 224
2,360 1,660
700
928 798 130
1,862 344 918 400 23.4 186
12 400
3,196
676 488
122 104 18
306 304
2
708 540
1,076. 920 156
604 394 23.0
1,434
142
440 286 154 506 466
40
7,502 5,672
1 400 1:248
152
3,680 3,340
340 4 4
9:204
1,164
168
1,292
1,830
320 318
2
ARER AUD COIDR
,
.
mtal
1,698 1,508
190
30 376 27:436 2,940
40,508 39,510
998
8 762 5Z256 3,506
2 850 1:726 1,124
4,108 2,050 2,058 2,732 2,528
204
4,070 3,624
446
9,560 7,360
36,442 2,200
28,374 8,068
14 452
1,364
23 162 14:092 9,070
6 170
1,876
222 056 180:454 41,602
16,550 11,780 4,770
2,400 2,214
13:088
4:294
186
3,166 3,090
76
12 964
1,944
13 586 12:332 1,254
8 456 6:662 1,794
24,144 22,416 1,728
6 278
1,392
6 994 6:576
4 l8
99 830 79:194 20,636
18 326 16:784 1,542
49,920 45,564 4,356 3,216
24
4,362 4,318
44
ll.:ozo
4:886
3,192
1
420 372 48
7 752
598
10,224
230
2 088 1:462
626
820 580 240
1,096 648 448 824 782 42
930 842 ‘88
2,360 478
10,266
2,056
3 820
238
5 814
7:154
9,994
2,838
8,210
3:sez
3:m 1,928
1 724 1:294
430
67 348
11,496
4 650 3:608
598 570
28
774 752 22
3,332 3,512
420 3,404 3,184
220
2 400
378
6,538 6,132
406
1 778 1:474
304 1 930 1:836
94
25 932 20i952 4,980
4,616
292
12,958
55:852
1,042
2:022
4,324
2% 16 16
1,084 1,076
8
2
418 384 34
7 3.38 6:640
498 9,270 9,056
23.4
i 852 1:ZSZ
570
606 420 186
586 332
666 626 40
850 788 62
2 332 1:916
416
9,940
1,860
3 870 3:540
330
5 074
1,596
1 5 7 0
320
61 346 51:462
3 960 3:180
780
640 600 40
672 658 14
3,106 368
3 358 3:096
262
1 904 1:636 268
6,748 6,326
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2,306 186
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1,072 780 292
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976 680 296
1,070 62
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280 122 158 744 338 406
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1,328 286
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2-80 . . SECTION 2 - NATALITY
Table 2-16. - - Live Births by Live-Birth Order and Color, ,'for Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of the United States: - 19611 -Continued
17,090
786
15 190 14:608
582
3 048 3:028
20
2,884 2,830
16,304
54
3,612 3,370
242
4 246
I,=
5,238
2,294 2,102
9,414
3,042
2:918
5,408
170
192
6,372
3,176 2,690
486
U 534 4 3 2 8 1,206
5,442 5,024 418
U 806 l2:446 1,360
5,160 4,530
630
1 970
88
50,312 40,402
1:882
9,910 11,584 11,416
168
1,736 1,642
94
19 934
1,476 18:458
20,134 18,652 1,482
27 184 24:632
63 514 52:256
18 582 17:738
844
4 822
234
5 228
1,986
4,066 4,042
24
25,656 23,896 1,760 7 292
2,552
U,258
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3:242
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(See headnote at beginning of table) . - _ - .-
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SECTION 2 - NATALITY 1 - .2-81.
Table 2-16. Live Births by Live-Birth Order and Color, for Standard Metropolitan' Statistical Areas of the United States: 196 1 -Continued
(See headnote at beginning of table)
Total
2,691 2,631
51
2 42< 2:40l
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2 701 23646
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10,640 9,210 1,430
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l h sachuae t t s did not require reporting of birth order. BJ
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1,564 542
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2-82 ’ SECTION 2 - NATALITY ’
5
642 536 106
190 160
30
408 404
4
664 556 108
Table’ 2-1!6.,’ Live Births by Live-Birth Order and Color, for Standard Metropolitan , Statistical Areas of the United States; lgC,,i*.&ontinued’
6 7
332 194 264 134 68 EC
78 62 62 5c 16 12
174 1 1 4 174 114
424 22f 294 1 1 4 130 102
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5 a0 5z780 . 30
7,692 1,688
4,692 3,370 1,322
3:206
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12,884 12,754
5,352 130
5,142 220
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309,704 25,856 53,848
167 726 130z436
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1,970 180
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1,772 1,646 126
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868 648 220
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‘M?.ssachusetts aid not redre repoTMng of birth order. 2Comprleed of four standara metmp0lLte.n statistical. axasSTev York, N.Y.,
‘ ~ ~ ~ r i s e d of two s t m metmpolLtan s t a t i s t i d areas-~hicago, Lu., and Gery-Hapnnond-Fast Chicago, Ind.
BLrth o d e r data show are f o r births in other States t0 realdents of t h i s area. E m k , N.J., Jersey City, N.J., and patemon-Qiiton-Wssaic, IJ.J.-and two Mnmetmpo~tan eountien,
Middlesex end Somerset Counties, N.J.
SECTION 2 - NATALITY. 2-8 3
4 160 714
1,606 3,192 4,750 3,406
498 22
7,422
Table 2-11. Live Births by Age of Father, Age of Mother; Sex of Child, and' Color: United States,, 1961
(Data refer only to births occurring within the United States. Based on a IO-percent sample. Figures for age of mother not stated are distributed)
4,464 78,820 64,270 30,106 17,982 10,324 2,878
210 14
106,588
4,268,326 I I. 71
16 2,390
21,642 74,812
189,016 137,ll8
10,772 174
6
7,462 601,720
1,445,054 1,081,706
677,264 355,750 94,ll4 5,m
138
8 726
5,8U 17,568 48,998 88,734 35,138
658 16
2,186,274
3,876 309,556
553,402 74l,838
345,958 181,028 47,928 2,614
74
2,082,052
3,386 292,164 703,216 528,304 331,306 174,722 46,186
2,504 64
2 122 482
1,006 2,W6 3,266 2,450
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34 2(
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1,148 30,680 26,528 10,890
6,316 3,904 1,188 102 -~
41,534 .
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6 1,248
ll,056 38,088 96,864 69,758 5,492
88 2
213,344
577;994 301 866 79:976 4,312 1 1 86 6
4 400
2,998 8,666
25,328 45,196 18,018
324 8
96,722
1,848,794 28
1,512 4 243,596 14 635,224 475,448 4 295,948 153,854 40.948
- 60
248 510
1,004 1,716 1,286
206 4
4,694
2 62
234 496
1,002 1,550 1,164
178 6
1,752,070 1 1 20
596 15,718 13,704 5,626 3,208 2,048
594 40
39,222
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5,264 3,108 1,856
594 62
1,296 12 228,llO 4 599,208 452,236 282,046 4 148,012 39,028 2,092
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10,586 36,724 92,152 67,360 5,280
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70,446
4,654 18 130,014 2 210,622 154,022 99,270 2 53,884 14,138
806 52 2
337,480 12
2,384 8 65,960
106,614 77,954 50,010 2 27,174 6,980
394 30 2
4 326
2,820 8,902
23,670 43,538 17,120
334 8
37,184
15-19 years
l31,2lc
1,872 ll4,414 14,44f
401 51 2c
67,888
1,034 59,078 7,52c
212 32 12
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63,322
838 55,338 6,928
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12,668 324 42 1 2
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538 49,436
6,574 172 26 8
52,810
408 46,134
6,094 152 16 4
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21,646
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78 10 8
2
U.,=
496 9,640
946 40
6 4
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5,572 16,202 28,392 18,364 1,278
38 4
35,256
20-24 years
L,014,26C
884 333,302 632,354 42,98C 3,898
73€ 1OC
2 4
521,050
452 171,538 324,798 21,928 1,906
374 50
2
493,210
432 161,764 307,556
21,052 1,988
364 50 2 2
880,584
578 282,952 556,694 36,492 3,194 590 80 2 2
453,546
298 146,094 286,470 18,758 1,576
308 42
427,038
280 136,858 270,224 17,734 1,618
282 38 2 2
133,676
306 50,350 75,660 6,488
702 148 20
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67,504
154 25,444
3,170 332
66 8
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38,328
8 192
1,796 5,476
ll,072 13,898 4,652
84 6
18,756
25-29 years
L,180,84C
12c 60,258
570,494 494,664 49,212 5,458 600 3c
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292,628
25,268 2,806
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575,104
46 29,286
277,866 240,996 23,944 2,652
290 20 4
L, 037,536
72 50,472
502,022 437,586 42 254
520 26
6
533,146
52 26,104
258,034 224,696 21,622 2,360
266 10 2
504,390
20 24,368
243,988 212,890 20,632
254 16 4
143,304
-
253,668
4:d78
2,218
- 22
128 298 610 786 476
58 10
48 9,784
68,472 57,078 6,958
880 80 4
72,590
22 4,866
34,594 28,972 3,646
446 44
1,664 a i 3 9 2 18,952 9,886 5,854 3,222
834 46
4
30-34 yearn
864J7C
32 10,200
124,250 387,686 303,300 35,854 2,756
80 1 2
-
442,448
16 5,254
64,224 198,440 154,780 18,292 1,394
40 8
421,722
16 4,946
60,026 189,246 148,520 17,562 1,362
40 4
760,208
20 8,394
105,982 341,912 269,980
31,446 2,404
62 8
389,818
12 4,326
54,850 175,274 138,064
16,052
28 4
370,390
8 4,068
51,132 166,638 131,916 15,394 1,196
34 4
103,962
1,208
12 1,806
18,268 45,774 33,320 4,408
352 18 4
52,630
4 928
23,166 16,716 2,240
186 12 4
9,374
;: 1 ;2 506,392 234,848
28 2,974
27,214 91,014
217,408 155,482 12,050
212 10
251,858
12 1,542
13,910 46,052 lll,108 78,996 6,124 U.0
4
248,534
16 1,432
44,962 106,300 76,486 5,926 102 6
13,304
16 918
7,614 23,044 60,070
102,632 39,790
742 * 22
l.l9,698
10 484
ll,466 30,936 52,230 20,302
368 10
uS,150
6 434
3,722 ll,578 29,134 50,402 19,488
374 12
3,892
435,9461 197,664
222,6021 100,942
29fl 894 2 2,854 7,964 2.800
l4;244 5;608 9,238 7,034
6321 2,284 22 44 2 2
45-49 years -
84,661 - - 386
2,621 7,38:
16,3Bc 31,041 24,60?
1:
43,01(
2,22(
, 191
1,29i 3,816 8,265
12,545 1,142
f
41,656
15,746
19: 1 ,33 3,5e 8,122
15,30( 12,062 1,07f
L
67,90f - 272
1,91( 5,281
12,246 25,13f
1,951 11
34,62€
21,09f
13f w
2,7E 6,168
12,811 10,821 1,02f
f
33,281
134 968
6,OBC 12,324 10,278
928 E
16,760
4 l l 6 716
2,100 4,138 5,812 3,506
268
2,57c
-
8,384
4 58 348
1,106 2,096 2,936 1,720
l l 6
50-54 yeare -
28,341 - - 1
166 1,072 2,816 5,76i 9,w 7,93( 1,125
26
14,536
9( 545
1,49! 2,98L 4,796 4,Olf
591 1 6
13,81(
7f 53(
1,324 2,77f 4,64€ 3,914
53( 1(
20,922 - ll( 68f
1,80f 3,93f 7,082 6,326
931 1 f
10,764
1
5€ 34€ 942
2,09c 3,59E 3,22c
49f E
10,15€
52 34C 868
1,848 3,488 3,108
454 E
7,424
2 58
386 1,010 1,824 2,362 1,604
170 8
3,772
-
32 196 552 896
1,202 796 94 4
and over stated L
2,260
2;502 Si270 1,762 1,428
264 1 86 4
19,216
1,690 IO8
2-84 SECTION 2 - NATALITY
2,256
16 2 104
Table 2-17. Live Births by Age af Father,,Age of Mother, Sex of Child, Colo_r: United States, __ .1961-~0n.
63,358
23,648 1,662 18.790
and
502 576 698 480
56 2
(M refer only to births occurring within the United States. Based on a 50-percentsampk. Figures for age of mother not etated are dfstributed) I I t
9;33 5,812 3,199
85C E2 10
'329,982
2,290 =,a 104,008 76.068 49;260 26,710 7,158 412 22
12 10,512
10 430 2 9,204
832 38 4 4
20-24 years
66,172
152 24,906 37,332 3,318 370 82 12
AGE OF Fllllw
- I
2,718
2,368
4549 years
8,376
58 368
' 994
2,976 1,786 152
2,042
50-56 years
3,652
2 26 190 458 928
1,160 808 76 4
55 years 1 *t and over stated
SECTION 2 - NATALITY
4,268,326
2,186,274 2,082,052
3,600,854 1,848,794 1,752,070
667 462 337:480 329,982
80,690 41,394 39,296
50,600 26,122 24,478 30,090 15,272 14,818
7,564 3,808 3,756
5,090
2,520 2,474
2,570
1,238 1,236
36,906 18,896 18,010
31,238 15,996
5,668
2,768
40,944 21,048 19,896
28,792 14,794 13,998 12,152 6,254 5,898
381,606 195,696
15,242
2,900
u35,9u)
337,686 173,312 164,374 43,920 22,384 21,536
44,652 23,002 21,650
42,902 2 2 , m 20,784 1,750
884 866
57,120 29,138 27,982
52,846 27,000 25,8L6 4,274 2,138 2,136
6,138 5,716
9,474 4,938
2,380 1,200 l,m
4,536
2-8 5
Under15 JreU5
72
*
T&I@ 2-18. Live Births by Age of Father, Sex of Child, and Color,: United States
14,536 13,810
20,922 10,764 10,358 7,424 3,772 3,652
796 392 404
356 184 172 440 208 232
74 44 30
34 16 18 40 28 12
282. 126 156
180 90 90
102 36, 66
556 298 258
264 142 122 292 I56 136
2,540
1,218 1,322
1,846 944 902 694 378 316
266 128 138
256 122 134 10 6 4
304 134 170
290 126 164 14 8 6
44 26 18
32 20 12 12 6 6
(By place of res
OXOR, W m SEX
7,422 6,930
9,728 5,034 4,694 4,624 2,388 2,236
540 254 286
206 90 U 6 334 164 170
18 6
12
2
2 16 6
10
212 120 92
122 76 46 90 44 46
378 202 176
m 92 72
214 33.0 104
1 , ~ 618 516
782 414 368 352 204 148
96 56 40
80 48 32 16 8 8
u2 56 56
102 50 52 10
6 4
18 10
8
lo 6 6 8 4 4
and Each State, 1961 ence. Data refer b y €u b i i s occurring within the United States. Based cm a 50-percent sample)
AGE OF PA!mm
40 32
,48 28 20 24 12 12
2 2 - 2 2
6 4 2
2 2
4 2 2
12 8 4
8 6 2 4 2 2
-
-
-
131,21( - - 67,886 €3,321
109,561 56,754 52,811 21,641 ll,l% lo,%
2,471 1,3U 1,161
1,89 971 8e! 6U 34: 27:
101 51 51
9t 4: 51 1(
5 1,431
7.54 67t
1,23! 661 58( 196 lo(: Sf
1,Mf
a x e3f
1,37f 69t 681 26f 14( 12f
15,Ll.f
7,254
13,21c 6,894 6,3U 1,90f
966 93f
1,670 890 780
1,568 e38 130 102 52 50
984 522 462
898 480 41B
86 42 44
258 156 102
210 126 84 46 30 18
7,861
- 20-24 Y- -
,014,26( - 521,05( 493,21(
880,StU 453,54f 427,031 133,671 67,5@ 66,172
19,461 9,922 9,531
14,142 7,241 8,89f 5,31f 2,671 2,64:
1,514 76( 754
1,22: 614 60f 291 14f 14f
9,618
4,68( 4,93c
8,42f 4,304 4,121 1,19(
632 55t
10,994 5,652 5,341
8 998 4i608 4,388 3,998 1,044
954
100,301 51,688 48,621
90,OlE 46,394 43,621 10,291 5,291
12,020 6,172 5,848
U,612 5,966 5,646
408 206 202
5,OM
10,816
5,152
9,944 5,252 4,692
872 412 460
5,664
2,Sl.E 1,252 1,266
2,080 1,034 1,046
430 228 220
- 25-29 -5 - .,180,84( - -
605,73€ 575,lW
.,037+3( 533,146 504,39( 143,3@ 72,591 70,714
19,346 10,ou
9,3W
14,27f 7,43( 6,84f 5,07( 2,614 2,451
2,21f 1,l3f 1,08(
1,6Zt 846 78( 5m 28f 3M
10,31C 5,25€ 5,054
8,98f 4,592 4,394 1,324
664 66(
9,69€ 5,02c 4,671
7,782 4,052 3,73c 1,91€
968 94€
109,91E
53,594
97,852 50,182 47,87C 12,068 6,142 5,924
13,422 6,898 6,524
56,324
12,884 6,630 6,234
538 268 270
16,572 8,424 8,148
13,530 7,898
1,042 7,632
526 516
3,240 1,692 1,548
2,796 1,470 1,326 444 222 222
- 90-34 years - 864,17( - - 442,44€ 421,721
760,20€ 389,83€ 370,39( 103,96i 52,63( 51,331
13,29f 6,736 6,56(
9,551 4,851 4,70( 3,744 1,884 1,86(
1,70( 87C 83(
1,17i 59f 574 52f 271 258
7,081 3,70€ 3,378
6J2i 3,19C 2,921
964 612 45:
6,21C 3,134 3,07€
4,65f 2,321 2,334 1,554
812 742
77,732 39,66C 38,071
69,W 35,322 33,832 8,578 4,33E 4,24c
8,848 4,632 4,216
81% 4,474 4,070
304 158 146
13,686 6,950 . 6,736
13,036 6,636 6,400 650 314 336
2,512 1,340 1,172
2,198 1,192 1,006 314 148 166
s 506,392 234,848
435,946 222,602
70,446 35,256
213,w
35,190
8,424 4,336 4,088
5.416 2;842 2,574 3 i_ l 1,494 1,514
936 466 1 470
540 268 272 396 198 198
2,076 4 7 2,042
3,442 1,716 1,726
676 360 316
3,926
1,886
2,798 1,456 1,342 1,128
584 544
43,912 22,404 21,508
38,286 19,578 18,708 5,626 2,826 2,800
4,744 2,438 2,306
4,514 2.354 z j o
230 104 126
7,922 4,056 3,868
7,494 3,844 3,650
428 212 216
1,340 690 650
1,132 590 542 208 100 108
ll9,698 ll3,lSO
197,664 100,942 96,722 37,184 18,756 18,428
4,482 2,398 2,084
2,730 1,452 1,278 1,752
946 806
440 214 226
260 122 138 180 92 88
1,936 976 960
1,592 804 788 344 172 172
2,302 1,192 1,llo
1,464 752 712 838 440 398
19,246 9,816 9,430
16 642 8:5601 8,082 2,604 1,256 1,348
2,142 1,062 1,980
2,068 .1,024 1,044
74 38 36
3,624 1,758 1,866
3,430 1,648 1,782 194 U O 84
684 328 356
568 272 296 U6 56 60
and over stated
84,668 28,346 14,352 209,168
43,010 41,658
67,908 34,626 33,282 16,760 8,384 8,376
1,832 924 908
948 478 470 884 446 458
160 70 90
74 32 42 86 38 48
890 442 448
668 326 342 222 l l 6 106
1,058 516 542
602 310 292 456 206 250
6,850 3,524 3,326
5,678 2,878 2,798 1,174
646 528
834 408 426
812 396 416 22 12 10
1,052 554 498
980 514 466
72 40 32
174 98 76
150 84 66 24 14 10
106,588 102,580
80,756 41,534
128,412 65,054 63,358
39,222
10,032 5,068 4,964
1,106 570 536
8,926 4,498 4,428
398 192 206
60 30 30 338 162 176
1,018 498 520
464 236 228 554 262 292
4,176 2,158 2,018
688 364 324 .
3,488 1,794 1,694
4,838 2,472 2,366
4,214 2,140 2,074
624 332 292
610 318 292
564 286 278 46 32 14
2,048 1,020 &028
1,142 552 590 906 468. 438
1,066 546 520
298 144 154 768 402 366
2-8 6 SECTION 2 - NATALITY
- ~able2-1'8. Live 'Births by Age of Father, Sex of ChiId,,and Color:.'United States and _. . Each State, 1961 -Continued
(By place of residence. Data refer only to births occurring within the United States. Based on a 50-percent sample)
AGE OF FAIDLER
m, corn, AmSM Total
20,372 10,314 10,058
3,176 2,964
14,232
7,094
116,656
85,850 44,516.
30,806
100,584 51,426 49,158
64,368 33, 330 31,038 36,216 18,096 18,120
17,616 9,128 8,488
5,418 2,796 2,622
12,198 6,332 5,866
16,902 8,586 8,316
8,434 8,152
516 152 164
237,382 120,880 m,502
198,088 101,148 96,940 39,294 19,732 19,562
112,294 57,552 54,742
l O 3 , w 52,842 50,202
3,250 4,710 4,540
63,540 32,300 31,240
16,586
'
62,486 31,764 30,722 1,054
556 518
49,988 25,674 24,314
46,748 24,082 22,666 3,240 1,592 1,&8
4 2 2
4 2 2
4
4
2
2 2
2
-
2 2
2 2
2
2
2
2
15-19 Y-6
614 310 304
196 U O 86 4la 200 218
3,566 1,796 1,770
2,750 1,400 1,350
816 396 420
3,858 2,030 1,828
2,600
1,198 ' 1,258
1,402
628 630
358 166 192
92 54 38
266 xu 15e
690 326 364
682 320 362
8 6 2
7,430 3,828 3,602
2,718
2,150
5,280
2,562
:E 4,422 2,388 2,0%
4,064 :z 358 194 164
2,128 1,100 1,028
1,082 2,098
1,016 30 18 12
1,828 912 916
1,670 840 m 158
72 86
20-24 ;Ye=
4,408 2,302 2,106
1,684 860 824
2,724 1,442 1,282
28,324
13,716
22,290 11,608 10,682
6,034
3,054
25,986 13,200 12,786
28,538 9,396 8,942 7,648 3,804 3,844
3,712 1,940 1,772
1,528 822 706
2 9 4 1,- 1,066
4,762 2,412 2,350
4,712 2,394 2,318
50 18 32
55,310 28,433 26,900
45,876 23,616 22,260 9,434 4,794 4,640
30,246 15,458 14,788
28,502 14,566 l3,936 1,744
892 852
16,620 8,458 8,162
16,402 8,372 8,030
14,608
3,000
218 86 132
13,848 7,090 6,758
13,026 6,710 6,316
822 380 442
25-29 years
4,644 2,348 2,296
1,656 850 806
2,988 1,498 1,490
30,330 15,918
24,102
14,412
12,714
3,204 3,024
25,684 13,278
18,728 9,812 8,916
3,466 3,490
2,540 2,326
1,764 890 874
3,102 1,650 1,452
4,808
%E
12,406
6,956
4,866
2,390 2,418
2,362 2,358
88 28 60
67,590 34,350 33,240
57,594 29,366 28,228
4,984 5,012
31,298
4,720
9,996
16,004 15,294
29,220 14,992 14,218
2,088 1,012 1,076
18,s 9,514 9,040
18,300 9,378 8,922 254 w6 u8
14,658 7,620 7,038
23,742 7,138 6,604 916 482 434
2,948 1,474 1,474
1,060 560 500
I> @Pa 914 974
21,576 lO,900 10,678
17,228 8,826 8,412 4,348 2,084 2,264
8,538 16,716
8,178
Ll,966 6,094 5,872 4,750 2,444 2,306
3,752 1,950 1,802
1,120 564 556
2,632 1,386 1,246
3,160 1,602 1,558
3,098 1,566 1,532
62 36 26
52,198
25,778
44,744
7,454
3,704
21,502 10,878 10,624
19,794 9,996 9,798 1,708
882 826
26,420
22,670 22,074
3,750
12,452 6,358 6,094
. 12,308 6,278 6,030
144 80 64
9,756 4,936 4,820
9,198 4,- 4,544 558 282 276
1,858
1,000 858
632 320 312
538 688
1,226
12,736 6,522
9,978 5,076 4,902 2,758 1,446 1,312
3,940
4,974
6,522 3,554 3,168 3,418 1,612 1,806
2,270 1,166
6,214
4,966
1,104
454 234 220
l,s16 932 884
1,760 926 8 3
1,708 890 818 52 36 16
30,542 15,622 14,920
25,870 13,322 12,548 4,672 2,300 2,372
12,518 6,412 6,106
11,434 5,860 5,574 1,084
552 532
7,074 3,420 3,654
6,964 3,370 3,614
90 50 40
5,464 2,858 2,626
5,- 2,700 2,454 330 l58 172
884 472 412
330 188 142 554 2% 270
5,936 3,022 2,914
4,494 2,300 2,194 1,442
722 720
5,154 2,706 2,448
3,350 1,690 1,460 2,004 1,016
988
992 524 468
210 ll8 92
782 406 376
878 452 426
862 442 420 16 10 6
13,692 6,354 6,738
11,362 5,756 5,606 2,= 1,198 1,132
5,622 2,876 2,746
5,038 2,566 2,472
584 310 274
3,382 1,784 1,598
3,336 1,758 1,578
46 26 20
2,466 1,296 1,170
2,266 1,192 1,074
200 104 96
45-49 years
340 180 160
L14 62 52
226 ll8 108
2,442
1,246
1,656 81B 838 786 378 408
1,196
2,012 1,W6 966
1,202 604 598 810 442 368
442 244 198
48 24 24
394 220 174
368 200 168
368 200 168
4,7& 2,398 2,386
3,738 1,910 1,828 1,046
488 558
2,076 1,074 1,002
1,838 956 882 238 11E) 120
1,146 556 590
1,126 544 582
20 12 8
802 396 406
740 364 316 62 32 30
50-54 years
110 64 46
34 22 12 16 42 34
880 464 396
558 310 248 322 174 148
704 352 352
382 166 166 372 186 186
214 98 U 6
6
6 208 98 U O
98 52 46
92 50 42
6 2 4
1,360 672 688
1,m 512 488 360 160 200
662 328 3%
544 270 274 11E) 58 60
292 136 l56
288 E-4 154
4 2 2
288 I52 136
262 142 120 26 10 16
- 55 years and over
68 44 24
2E 14 14 4c 3c 1c
44C 2x 224
414 22f Is€ 204 1 2 6
BE 21c 108 102
I€ 5c 48
4 2 2
14
4E
38 Z € 1c
38
1c
28
28
66E 331 332
48C
242 186 9E 9c
238
27€ w2 126
232 126 106 46 26 20
128 70 58
rn E4 54 10
6 4
ll0 62 48
86 58 28 24
4 20
mt etatea
4,498 2,262 2,236
406 190 216
4,032 2,072 2,020
5,4l4
2,512 1,346 lll3f8 7,880 4,088 3 , m
10,110 61084 E,o3a
1,32C E 9 4 632
0,790 4 333
932 470
10,422
5,008
4:400
4ca
lOa 08 104 740
' 382 W8
340 198 142
?A6 182 124 31. 16 la
3,WC 1,892 I, 914
2,142 1,040 1,102 1,W
E 2 812
3,670 1,982 1,680
2 , se 1,316 1,072 1,282
cco 616
1,762 DO2 BE0
1,524 I82 742 2% E O U8
146 5;52 3%
E02 284 3lfJ 144
E8 76
1 ,
SECTION 2 - NATALITY 2-87'
Table, 2-18. Live Births by Age of Father, Sex of Child,l and Color :United Sta€es: and Each State, 196 __ l-'-Continued --
(By place of residence. Data refer only to births occurring witlun the United States. Based on a 50-percent sample)
456 254 222
416 216 200 40 18 22
444 204 240
138 66 72
306 138 168
64 22 42
64 22 42
210 U O 100
I M 52 66 92 58 34
180 82 98
174 80 94 6 2 4
466 230 236
344 168 176 . 122 62 60
174 96 78
170 96 74 4
120 62 58
572 312 260
404 200 204
448 254. 194
8,898 4,516
5,644
2,798
4,382
2,846
yeam y e w I 20-24
30-34 Y-
45-49 Para
50-54 years and over stated. _I 25-29
years
U8,696 9,676 9,020
17,650 9 , m 8,532 1,046
558 488
21,152 10,734 10,418
14,208 7,260 6,948 6,944 3,474 3,470
5,850 3,014 2,836
5,800
2,802 2,998
50 16 54
18,716
9 , m 9,604
14,000 7,210 6,790 4,716 2,394 2,322
22,392 Il,494 10,898
21,476 U,026 10,450
916 468 448
45,536 23,260 22,276
41,432 22,2eo 20,192
2,020 2,084
18,714 9,656 9,058
18,456 9,516 8,940
258 140 m
13,038
4,loL
6,688 6,350
7,590 3,934 3,656 5,448 2,754 2,694
23,962
U,468
21,666 11,248 10,4l8 2,296 1,246 1,050
12,494
18,178 9,404 8,774
17,108 8,828 8,280 1,070
576 494
12,714 6,4Z 6,30i
I l ,88f 5,98: 5,m 82f 43( 391
15,96(
7,91(
10,932 5,60t 5,324 5,02E 2,441 2,58€
4,69f
2,364
4,624
8,05(
2,3M
2,294 2,33C
74 4C 34
16,44E 8,38C 8,06E
WI5l€ 6,914 6,602 2,932 1,46€ 1,46E
27,87C 14,27€ 13,592
27,OBC 13,906 13,172
7% ' 370 420
41,732 22,528 20,204
37,450
4,282 2,194 2,088
19,042 9,820
18,732 9,656 9,076
310 164 146
9,468
2z
9,222
2E 5,470 2,886 2,584 3,998 1,998 2,000
18,508 9,594 8,914
16,562 8,568 7 994 1: 946 1,026
920
4,174
2,09( 2,084
3,83( 1,90t 1,921 344 17t 161
4,761 2,38( 2,381
2,77€ 1,4X 1,364
96€ 1,98E
1,ou 1,23E
634 604
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3,600 1,884 1,716
990 462 528
7,300 3,768 1,532
7,108 3,662 3,446
192 106
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10,644 5,394 5,250
9,152 4,636 4,516 1,492
758 734
2,346
5,458 2,760 2,698
5,372 2,728 2,644
86 32 54
3,522 1,752 1,770
1,362 694 668
2,160 1,058 1,102
5,192 2,602 2,590
4,536 2,266 2,270 656 336 320
1,731 86C 872
1,582 771 81C 15C 8€ 62
1,864 90E 956
906 444 462 958 464 494
400 226 174
392 222 170
8 4 4
1,464 702 762
1,062 518 544 402 le4 2 l s
2,140 1,126 1,014
2,064 1,086
978 76 40 . 36
3,752
1,932 1,820
3,128 1,524 1,604
624 296 328
1,908 912 996
1,866 890 976 42 22 20
1,792 898 894
590 306 284
1,202 592 610
2,050 1,104 946
1,754 944 810 296 160 136
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f f iE 3a 324 84 42 42
726 378 348
322 182 140 404 1 9 6 208
156 74 82
L54 74 80 2
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302 144 158 142
e4 58
508 254 254
472 242 230 36 32 24
1,046 574 472
794 444 350 252 130 122
558 284 274
544 272 272 14 12 2
800 428 372
212 Il6 96 . 588
312 276
682 376 306
542 302 240 140
74 66
3,968 1,986 1,982
2,626 1,306 1,320
2,464 1,226 1,238
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82
2,732 1,422 1,310
1,656 8M 792
1,076 558 518
846 438 408
846 438 408
3,298 1,726 1,572
1,902 984 918
1,396 742 654
2,176
1,060
2,076 1,060 1,016
100 56 44
5,890 3,020 2,870
4,942 2,518 2,424
%8 502 446
1,-
1,816 936 880
1,780 916 864 36 20 16
1,790 960 830
990 544 446 800 416 384
3,408 1,776 1,632
3,024 1,588 1,436 384 188 196
8,148 4,094 4,054
7,550 3,800 3,760
598 294 304
2 2
2 2
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6
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2
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2,156 1,074 1,082 11m
912 900
22,658 U,994 10,864
15,654 8,210 7,444 7,204 3,784 3,420
6,830 3,536 3,294
6,698 3,460 3,238
132 76 56
21,914 11,196 10,718
17,646 9,036 8,610 4,268 2,160 2,108
34,160 17,492 16,668
33,098 16,974 16,124 1,062
SIB 544
54,492 28,-122 26,370
49,468 25,552 23,916 5,024 2,570 2,454
24,716 12,496 12,220
24,376 12,316 12,060
340 180 160
12,986 6,528 6,458
986 492 494
7,540 3,786 3,754
6,416 3,240 3,176 3,510 1,770 1,740
900 454 446
2,570 1,340 1,230
2,546 1,328 1,218
878 438 440 22 16
6
1,182
548 634 .
24 12 12
9,476 5,068 4,408
602 350 252 580 284 296
7,560 4,094 3,466 1,916
974 942
m , 4 8 4 59,824
m , m 2
56,660
57,630 54,472 4,382 2.194
16,462 8,506 7,956
15,958 8,242 7,716 504
2,592 1,350 1,242
700 358 342
5,= 2,702 2,514
264 240
24,376 12,194 12,182
2;me
193,152
94,308
171,832 88,110 83,722 21,320 lo,754 10,586
86,l.U 43,880 42,232
98,844
3,658 1,912 1,746 1,558
790 768
21,462 10,782 10,680 2,914 1,412 1,502
ll,222 5,628 5,594
11,046 5,534 5,512
2,W6 1,126 1,030 348 166
176 94 82
. 6,180 3,100 3,080
41 . 182
7,802 3,944 3,858 5,m 2,584 2,600
2,880 1,466 1,414 3,300 1,634 1,666
I 97,056 49,892 4 7 , m
26,198
12,868
23,692 12,074 U,618
2,506 1,256 1,250
13,330 11,008
5,438
9,778
5,570
4,936 4 e42
634 596
1:230
2-8 8 SECTION 2 - NATALITY
Table 2-18. '[Live Births by Age of Father, Sex of Child,, and Co1or;United States
lbtal
17,368 8,914 8,454
16,020 8,190 7,830 1,348
724 624
34,5%
16,958
16,788 16,160
17,576
3 2 , W
1,586 788 798
8,084 4,126 3,958
7,UO 3,636 3,474
974 490 ' 484
33,914 6,- 6,970
=,@= 6,930 6,924
60 14 46
(By place of re:
unaer15 ;ye-
m, COLOR, ANDSM
and Each State, 196 1 -continued nce. Data refer only to births occurring within the United States. Based on a IO-percent sample)
AGE OF FAOEXR
135,380
65,862
=,692 60,134 56,558 18,688 9,384 9,304
69,518
29,942 15,232 14,710
26,590
13,036 3,352 1,678 1,674
185,440
313,314
33,554
362,520
177,080
160,752 152,552 49,206 24,688 24,538
54,106
16,566 8,602 7,964
15,886 8,264 7,622
680 338 342
476 262 214
442 240 202 34 22 12
1,074 588 486
1,022 558 464 52 30 22
282 3.54 128
274 148 126
8 6 2
422 2Q a! 421 20€ 214
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1,754 911 83f 484 21€ 26f
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571 501
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3,004 1,561 1,43(
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4,310 2,248 2,062
4,076 2,126 1,950
234 122 llz
8,962 4,598 4,364
8,590 4,420 4,170
372 178 194
2,090 1,040 1,050
1,902 960 942 188
80 108
3,464
1,68a 1,776
3,450 1,776 1,674
14
14
25,i30 13,024 12,106
21,030 JJ.,O12 10,018 4,100 2,012 2,088
7,784 3,954
7,130 3,638 3,492
654 296 358
67,490
32,984
58,292 29,918 28,374 8,198 4,588 4,610
28,764 14,900 13,864
22,036 11,508 10,528 6,728 3,392 3,336
3,710 1,896
3,850
34,506
1,814
3,588 1,852 1,736
122 44 78
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4,858 2,508
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4,542 2,350 2,192
316 158 E 8
10,344 5,206 5,138
9,910 4,994 4,916
434 212 222
2,272 1,172 1,100
'2,006 1,016
990 266 E 6 JJ.0
3,934 2,002 1,992
3,98C 1,99€ 1,982
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1,926 958 968 126 60 66
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1,032 504 528
956 464 492
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542 294 248
512 278 234 30 16 14
198 104 94
176 92 e4 22 12 10
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230 120 no
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380 182 190
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564 29C 274 121 5: 7f
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616 312 304 140
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54 26 28
52 26 26 2
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30 18 1z 10 4 E
28 10 18
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286 132 w W6 100 U6
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414 160 246
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1,720 8% 828
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218 260
21,81G
1OJE44 10,972
9,Ma 4 , 9 a 4,614
12,268 6,038 6,230
10,252 5,358 4,8M
1,820 1,w
820 8,432 4,358 4,014
424 206 218
326 1Fd 112
52 46
9a
SECTION 2 - NATALITY , 12-89
Table 2-18. 'Live Births by Age of' Fatherisex of Child,,.and Color:, United States 1
(By place of res
' and Each State, 196 1 --Continued . .
mce. Data r e fe r only to births occurring within the United States. Based on a 50-percent sample)
AGE OF FA!TE%
%tal urder 15 years
229,920 U7,448 112,472
205,578
100,288 24,342 12,158 12,184
105,290
51,052 26,156 24,896
43,818 22,422 21,396 7,234 3,734 3,500
37,538
18,218
36,248 18,654 17,594 1,290 666 624
240,270 122,906
19,320
u7,364
214,614 109,888 104,726 25,656 13,018 12,638
752 378 374
59,930
28,998 30,932
17,642 9,U6 8,526
16,270
7,840 1,372
686 686
82,248 42,226 40,022
8,430
64,020 33.020 31;000
9,206 9,022
18,228
18;646 18,504
5 -
4 4
4 4
2 2
2 2
12 10 2
, 6 6
6 4 2
3,390 3,164
5,794 3,022 2,772
760 368 392
2,300 1,186 1,=4
2,086 1,066 1,020
214 120 94
1,272 672 600
1,238 646 592 34 26 8
7,122 3,666 3,456
5,922 3,056 2.866 1;200 610 590
408 198 210
392 192 200 16
6 10
1,808 920 888
1,224 614 610 584 306 278
502 260 242
474 244 230 28 16 12
2,914 1,546 1,368
2,462 '1,296 1,186
452 250 202
5,om 4,886 9'904 I 8,776 4,450 4,326
568 560
1,128
55,302
27,282
50,332 25,614
28,OZC
24,7l€ 4,97c
2,564
15,438 7,990 7,446
2,406
13,932 7,214 6,718 1,506
776 730
10,554 5,376 5,178
10,294 5,258 5,036
260 u8 142
51,572 26,584 24,988
45,894 23,648 22,246 5,678 2,936 2,742
3,962 2,006 1,956
3,828 1,936 1,892 134 70 64
14,550 7,542 7,008
9,924 5,120 4,804 4,626 2,422 2,204
3,946 2,046 1,900
3,726 1,928 1,798
220 l l 8 102
21,uo 10,940 10,170
17,862 9,298 8,564 3,248 1,642 1,606
63,648 32,714 30,934
56,222 28,932 27,290
7,426 3,782 3,@4
25-29 years - 65,256
31,862
59,626 30,546 29,080 5,630
2,782
33,394
2,848
13,932 7,098 6,834
12,480 6,368 6,112 1,452
730 722
10,578 5,456 5,122
10,264 5,264 5,000
314 192 122
67,472 34,446 33,026
61,494 31,374 30,120 5,978 3,072 2,906
5,028 2,688 2,340
4,828 2,586 2,242
200 102 98
14,986 7,70i! 7,284
10,332 5,318 5,014 4,654 2,384 2,270
4,740 2,418 2,322
4,472 2,292 2,180
268 126 142
20,846 10,706 10,140
17,688 9,134 8,554 3,158 1,572 1,586
67,346 34,548 32,798
59,522 30,706 2 8 , U 7,824 3,842 3,982
3034 ye= - 47,814 24,644 23,170
22,492 21,084 4,238 2,152 2,086
8,398 4,284 4,U4
7,286 3,698 3,588 1,112
586 526
6,788
43,576
3,572 3,216
6,554 3,470 3,084
234 102 132
53,874 27,748 26,126
49,478 25,526 23,952 4,396 2,222 2,174
4,078 2,080 1,998
3,974 2,032 1,942
104 48 56
9,956 5,176 4,780
6,588 3,430 3,158 3,368 1,746 1,622
3,686 1,944 1,742
3,440 1 822 1:6U
246 122 124
14,068 7,194 6,874
U,672 5,996 5,676 2,396 1,198 1,198
45,406 23,250 22,156
40,070 20,514 19,556 5,336 2,136 2,600
35 -39 ye-
27,544
13,478
24,810 12,688 12,122 2,734 1,378 1,356
4,490
14,066
2,288 2,202
3,852 1,956 1,896
658 532 306
3,850 1,936 I, 914
3,694 -1,872 1,822 156 64 92
32,333
13,854 16,476
29,400 15,016 14,384
2 930 1:460 1,470
2,678 1,378 1,300
2,592 1,344 1,248
86 34 52
5,970 3,142 2,828
3,430 1,876 1,554
1,266 1,274
2,540
2,332 1,230 1,102
2,204 1,156 1,048
128 74 54
8,438 4,228 4,210
6,840 3,436 3,404 1,598
792 806
26,098
12,886
22,652 U,498 u,=
3,446
13,212
1; 714 1,732
40-44 years
12,448 6,364 6,084
ll,190 5,760 5,430 1,258
604 654
23292 1,172 1,120
1,854 944 910 438 228 210
1,970 996 974
1,906 960 946 64 36 28
14,502 7,122 7,380
13,120 6,458 6,662 1,382
664 718
1,174 626 548
4 134 602 532 40 24 16
2,994 1,510 1,484
1,548 758 790
1,446 752 694
1,182 600 582
1,074 ~ 542
532 108 58 50
4 , w 2,062 2,092
3,242 1,608 1,634
912 454 458
12,268 6,202 6,066
10,244 5,250 4,994 2,024
952 1,072
45-49 yews
4,162
2,062
3,626 1,828 1,798
536 272 264
884 440 444
686 358 328 198 82
l l 6
2,100
. 744 404 340
710 388 322 34 16 18
4,668 2,420 2,248
4 , m 2,150 1,984
534 270 264
270 138 132
256 l30 126 14 8 6
1,140 590 550
522 266 256 618 324 294
402 188 214
336 178 178 46 10 36
1,820 938 882
1,348 700 648 472 238 234
5,102 2,546 2,556
4,126 2,080 2,046
976 466 510
50-54 years
1,'344 676 668
1 , u o 540 570 234 136 98
386 208 178
302 170 132 84 38 46
216 324 102
204 112
92 12 2
10
1,314 660 654
1,052 534 518 262 126 136
82 46 36
80 46 34 2
2
380 182 198
- 186 94 92
194 88 106
160 80 80
l3a 64 74 22 16
6
720 372 348
512 268 244 208 104 104
1,958 978 980
1,550 770 780 408 208 200
55 ye... ana ever
638 324 314
526 260 266 u2
64 48
220 92
128
144 64 80 76 28 48
82 42 40
76 38 38 6 4 2
556 278 278
446 226 220 IJ.0 52 58
32 24 8
28 22 6 4 2 2
222 120 102
108 52 56 114 68 46
70 34 36
48 28 20 22
6 16
496 294 202
364 20% 160 132
90 42
1,100 562 538
832 406 426 968 156 u2
Not state&
8,858
4,388 4,470
4,988 2,540 2,448 3,870 1,930 1,940
2,712 1,398 1,314
1,196 584 612
1,516 814 702
1,484 752 732
1,308 646 662 175 106 70
6,856 3,502 3,354
3.670 -,--~ 1,896 1,774 3,186 1;606 1,580
658 332 326
506 248 258 152 84 68
7,922 4,046 3,876
866 472 a94
7,056 3,574 3,482
622 316 306
338 176 162 284 140 144
7,682 3,946 3,736
2,030
950 1,080
5,652 2,866 2,786
13,602 6,922 6,680
5,294 2,704 2,590 8,308 4,218 4,090
2-90 SECTION 2 - NATALITY
Table%B. Live Births by .Age of Father, Sex of Child, and Color: United States - . - and Each State, 196 1 ,-Continued ,
(By place of residence. Data refer only to births occurring within the United States. Based on a IO-percent sample)
AGE OF FATBHI
26,466 11 13.552
25,846 13,266 12,580
620 286 334
9,386 ' 4,733 4,652
9,368 4,724 4,644
18 lo 8
97,054 50,176 46,878
13,158 37,988 35,170 23,896 12,188 l l,708
65,056
31,614
81,238 31,526 29,712 3,- 1,916 1,902
3 9 , a 20,220 18,824
37,104 19,250 17,854 1,930
970 960
33,442
98,394 50,172 43,222
94,540 48,W 46,348 3,854 1,980 1,874
8,560 4,532 4,028
a,= 4,386 3,868 306 146 160
941 504 48E
912 498 474 LE
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260 s l 0 1 5 C
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2,974 1,542 1,432
2,254 1J5E 1,096
72c 38p 336
2,002 1,002 1,m 1,914
954 960 -88 48 40
1,2oc 632 568
1,156 606 550 42 24 I.@
1,950 1,046
904
l ,@O 990 860 1W 56 44
356 180 176
336 176 160 20 4 16
20-24 Ye==
6,584 3,404 3,uc
6,472 3,358 3,n4 112 46 66
2,286 1,182 1,104
2,282 1,182 1 , l O C
4
4
24,W2 12,462 U,54C
19,336 10,132 9,204 4,666 2,330 2,336
17,45€ 9,046 8,392
16,715 8,674 8,042
722 372 350
9,716 5,088 4,628
8,454 4,950 4,504
262 138 I24
21,576
10,612
20,868 10,604 10,264
708 360 338
2,3=4 1,222 1,132
2,274 1,176 1,098
80 46 34
10,964
7,750 3,968 3,782
7,588 3,894 3,694
162 74 88
2,728 1,390 1,338
2,722 1,386 1,336
6 4 2
26,176 13,502 12,674
21,334
10,296 4,842 2,464 2,?78
u,m
19,344
9,316 10,028
18,328
8,790
490 526
9,896 5,174 4,722
9,610 5,028 4,582
286 146 140
9,538
1, 016
28,356 14,390 13,966
27,456 13,932
900 13,524
458 442 I
2,578 1,390 1,188
2,506 1,364 1,142
26 46
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5,406 2,772 2,634
5,288 2,714 2,574
L I E 56 60
1,958 988 970
1,952 984 966
6 4 2
18,204 9,534 8,67C
14,768
7,034 7,732
3,438 1,802 1,636
12,308 6,268 6,040
U,624 5,915 5,706
684 350 334
6,964 3,538 3,426
6,708 3,418 3,290
256 120 136
21,738 ll,090 10,648
21,014 10,698
724 392 332
1,- 816 794
1,546 782 764 64 34 30
33,316
35-39 Ye==
3,168
1,558 1,610
3,102 1,582 1,520
66 28 38
1,008 476 532
1,008 476 532
10,178 5,w 5>c44
7,852 3,968 3,884 2,326 1,166 1,160
7,054 3,596 3,458
. 6,586 3,380 3,206
468 216 252
4,570 2,366 2,204
2,280 2,slo
4,390
180 86 94
12,772 6,530 6,242
12,366 6,322 6&4
406 208 198
906 506 400
880 496 384 26 10 1 6
40-44 ye-
1,480 756 724
1,432 732 700 48 24 24
488 242 246
488 242 246
4,966 2,556 2,410
3,698 1,914 1,7e4 1,268
642 626
3,080 1,516 1,564
2,866 1,398 1,468
214 m
96
2,360 1,100 1,m 2,218 1,UO 1,108
142 70 72
3,268 3,076
6,140
2,986 204 114 90
384 228 156
372 228 154 12 10 2
3,=4
45-49 Yews
482 228 254
452 212 240 30 16 14
204 96
108
204 96
108
1,762 932 830
1,300 688 612 462 244 a8
1,128 578 550
1,016 522 494 uz 56 56
972 530 442
920 510 410 52 20 32
2,034 1,018 1,016
1,974 982 992 60 36 24
174 100
74
168 96 72 6 4 2
50-54 ye-
106 44 E2
s4 40 5rL I2 4 8
76 34 42
76 34 42
620 316 304
422 216 206 198 100 95
364 196 168
286 156 130 78 40 38
382 208 174
350 178 152 52 30 22
558 328 250
518 324 214 40 24 16
34 12 22
34 12 22
md ev@r stated
Ea 44 24
E2 40 22
E 4 2
48 30 10
48 30 18
2% 13.c E O
102 e4
104 42 E2
126 90 E6
lG2 72 50 24 la c
322
154
ea
ica
ma 160 E a 34 8
26
196 100
9C
116 90 8G 20 10 10
26 14 12
24 14 10 2
2
452 222 210
3% 1% 188
26 22
530 1 B E 144
320 le4 144
2 2
4a
7,EsG 4,062 3,024
2,014 1,oba 3GC
5,872 3,014 2 ,s9
2,812 1,UB 1,032
l ,Er*l 914 r n G 412 POD ew
2,652 1,333 1,316
2,o:u 1,mu l,02*
624 329 2%
1,450 1,432
21170 1,llE
G32 322 370
l38 64 74
s14 52 E2 24 12 1z
~ ~ 0 7 0
1,0c2
SECTION 2 - NATALITY 2-9 1 ' Table 2-19. Illegitimate Live Births by Age of Mother and Color, for Urban and '
Rural Areas and Specified Urban Places: -35 Reporting States, 1961 (By place of residence. Data refer only to illegitimate births occurring within the reporhg area. Based on a 50-percent sample. Specified urban places arc those with popula-
tions 01 50,000 or more in 1960. Figures for white and nonwhite ape shown separately for each State, urban and rkal total, and specified urban place inwhich the 1960 popula- tinn for nonwhite formed 10 p.ercent of the total or numbered 10,000 or more. For definitions of areas, see Technical Appendix. Figures for age of mother not stated are dis- trlbuted) I
15-19 YmRi
*, - .8 years
25-29 years
20-24 years
52,676
19,686 32,990
2,630
278 2,352
1,308 144
1,164 330 34
296 18 4
14 24 8
16 194 20
174 130
. 8 122 42
38 570
66 504
1,322 154
1,188
130
14 ll6
44 8
36 86 6
80
320
AREh ANLl COWR 19 years
16,840
6,826 10,014
790
~7 years L6 years
14,152 I 7,932 1 2,344 17,928
ll,128
- - 6,800
950
23,914
7,458 16,456
1,302
92 1,210
650 36
614 162 8
154 14
14 14 4
10 70 6
64 . 70 70 18
18 302 18
284 652 56
596
48
6 42
24 2
22 24 4
20
132
15,276
5,084 10,192
762
ll,582
3,534 8,048
608 9,004 3,476
8,160 3 w 56
652
304 16
288 80
80 14
14 8 2 6
38 6
32 26
26 16
16 122
8 114 304 40
264
16
94 668
390 40
350 98 12 86 12
12 2
2 54 8
46 32 4
28 12
12 180 16
164 372 54
318
16
u8 832
456 44
412 126 12
114 6
6 16 2
14 66 10 56 38 4 34. 14
14 190 16
174 494
74 420
22
12 10
10 6 4 12
6 6
114
-
94 696
364 42
322 82 8
74 10 2 8 8
8 60 12 48 20
20 16
16 168 20
148 426 52
374
36
8 28
16 4 12 20 4
16
l l 6
4,516 103 1,708 194 372 16 4114411 1,204 90 11 l,tll lz: 4
472 212 66 12 8 2
460 204 64 176 58 8
170 56 8 6 2
4 2
.~ l, l l 4
88 8
80 86 18 68
594 70
524 412 18
394 152
4 148
164 1,980
1,815 4,488
412 4,016
338
46 4 2 2
18 2 16 24
24 10
10 88 8 80
172 16 156
14
400 46 4
42 34 4
30 236 38
198 140 8
l 32 68
68 148 68 680
1,768 236
1,532
104
30 4
4
16 4 12 6
6
40 4
36 74 8
66
4
2 50 16 10 42 18 6
40 la 6 ls 6
ls 6 176 U O 34
4 2 2 172 108 32 354 242 76 24 10 4
330 232 72
2
4 10
6 2 4 8 2 6
46
4 12
4 4
12
12
62
18 44
24 8
16 20 8 12 4
4 38 10 28
274
4 12
4 2 2 12 2
10
88
18 70
46 10 36 42 10 32 4
4 42
8 34
344
32 72
40 18 22 64 14 50
426
58 280
140 34 1c16 198 24
174
1.052
20 12 10
12 10
+-I-+- 50 48 12 38 76
62 20 42 44 16 28 18 4
14 52 18 34
386
22 94
60 8
52 50 8
42 10
10 56 14 42
338
102 218
I s 6 66 120 148 48
100 38 ls 20 134 36 98
1,292
166 1,126
3,196
862 2,334
2,134 538
1,596 80 22 58 20
296 84
212 294
9c 204 32 66 24 42
42 90
68 16 52 50 10 40 18 6 12 64 26 38
700
58 642
1,690
320 1,310
1,176 220 956 50 18 32 4
146 12
134 162 36
126 16 26
e I.€
560 24 16011 El 10 14 400
18 8
10 6 2 4
22 2
20
18 4
14 2
2 18
18
8 26 - - 2 2 12 2--..
12 2 2 32 26 8
30 20 8
. 2 6
.
3841 1961 -46
10 264
182
24 320
908
30 356
1,048 - 254 794
64C 14C 5oC 24
4 2C E
92 28 6E 54 1c 44
2E E
2C
L
32 2 44
1.026 150
48 290
958
512 646
622 172 450 30 8
22
98 46 5c 62 14 4E
4 2C
E E
io
4,134
2,520 8,630 372
132 650
486 68
418 38 2
36
72 20 52 50 4
46
22 4 18
182 726
570 92
478 24 4
20 6 68 10 58 60 10 50
28 8
20
734 104
= 6 / 598 28 $I ; 272 42
230 10 2 8 2
50 10 40 22 10 12
6
6
2,590 514
2,076 126 20
106 24
318 u2 266 248 48
200 6
102 26 76
216 24
192 12 2
10
46 4
42 28 2
26
8 6 2
7,368 1,546
326 * 76
250 58
1,032 234 798 906 220 686 66
242 72
170
5,822
12 2
84 50 10 96 66 12 22 16 6 74 50 6 4 8
24 14 2 4 2 2
20 12
2-9 2 SECTION 2 - NATALITY
Table 2-19. Illegitimate Live Births by Age of Mother and Color, for Urban and Rural Areas and Specified Urban Places: 35 Reporting States, 1961 --Continued
308
56 252
AREA AHD c o r n
154 106 42 10
46 22 10 4 108 84 32 E
(See headnote at beginning of table)
208 40
168 196
36 160 12
Total
306 4
272 4 340 4
262 4 558 14 156 402 14 140 6
114 6
534 10
34
78
26
3,394 94
2,860 84 3,782 128
974 10 2,808 rn
92 72 26 a 28 12 €4 2 E4 EO 20 c 88 64 24 8 24 12 6 2 64 52 la c 4 8 2
28 422 78 344
15,526
240
6 3,238
672 2,566
10 44 136
8 128 14 8 6
20 4
76 68 24
54 30
554 368 186 368 308
. 60 1,584
972 612
14 10,952 214 1,924 26 9,028 lee
22 140 458 14 38 4
4 2,016 1,270 646 14;
246 176 94 Sa 1,770 1,094 552 l l8
6 2 L
' 26 18 8 2 e4 48 38 E 8 2
76 48 SC c 10 4 4
10 4 4 2 2 2 - I -
20 12 16 2 16 6 4 2 16 4
24 10 2 2 20 8 6 2
286 168 122 26 168 88 E 8 1c rn 80 u 10 136 72 48 2C u2 48 32 , 20 24 24 16 c
2
596 352 210 78
318 170 rn EC 278 182 98 22
42 8
230 2 156 2
68 6
152 2 90 2
1% 36
720 24 1,176 24
956 18 220 6
4,844 78
1:l& 12
44 3% 34
3 942 64 1:978 30 1,9E4 34 100 - 30 70 165 2
150 . 2 320 2
170 456 12 80 4
376 8 66 2
464 6 8 N 16 rn 2
1,268 22
302 122 L80 *L4
6 D 8
20 2
la 52 E
46 10 98
98 6
92 126 3s- 92 le4 48 136 40
6 34
1,258 la8
1 0 7 0
432 1:544
1,
402
58 344
208 34
174 198 s4 l64 10
10 194 24
170
5,144
1,810 3,334
4,642 1,392 3,250
24 4
3,420 680
2,740 4
42 132
16 l l 6 16 2
14 18 2
102 58 24 4
58 22
712 464 248 502 418 e4
1,946
1,162
1,540
784.
782 758 30 6
24 62
114 48 66
162 34
128 32
542 816 326 56
114 EO I D 40 96 20 2 2
2 2 12 2
D a 2 2 6 2
la E 2 2 16 4
6 2 64
6 2 4 8 4 4
28 2
26 4
4 136 10
126 166 24
142
40
40
18
la 18
18
22
22
476
114 362
440 86
354 4
352 56
296
2 12
12
2
16 2 2
2
46 18 28 36 28 8
194
108 86
160 76 84 2
2 4 12 2
10 la 2 16 4
54 24 30 8
16 years
20
20 12
6 6
28 8
20 8
8 236 24
212 296 64
232
E4
8 56
24 6
la 22 6
16 2
2 40 2
38
8la
238 580
762 Ise 568
2
536 90
446
10 34 4
30 2
2 2
22 18 4
6 6
120 60 60 56 44 12
322
-
-
lee 134
250 122 128
8 2 6 8
16 4 12 26 8
la 4
102 36 66 12
L7 years
28 2
26 42 8 34 46 10 36
6
6 262 36
226 338 90
248
IlO
16 94
60 8
52 56 8
48 4
4 50 8
42
1,122
400 722
1,ON 294 710
2 2
734 140 594
2 8
28
28 4
4 2 2
24 10
20 8
158 106 52 rn 106 12
474
280 194
358 170 lea
6 2 4
lo 22 10 12 34 10 24 2
128 42 86 6
L8 years
24 2
22 30
6 24 36
6 30 10 4 6
336 68
268 408 114 294
100
20 80
50 14 36 50 14 36
50 6 44
1,362
528 834
1,200 394 806
8
890 192 698
14 22 4
18 8 2 6 6
20 10 10 4
18 4
186 134 52
162 13e 28
476
288 lea
382 200 la2 10 2 8
10 38 18 20 46 4
42 10
126 54 72 10 '
19 years
20
20 34 10 24 46 22 24 12 2
10 288 50
238 336 140 196
88
14 74
56 6
50 52
6 46 4
4 32 8
24
1,366
530 836
1,236 424 812
8 2
908 202 706
2 8
36 8
28 2
2 6
20 18 8
12 4
202 146 56 130 106 24
480
298 232
390 214 176
4
4 30 26 14 12 38 10 28 12
132 60 72 20
76 14V
4,298 2,540 1,554 850 130 1,266 3,0321 2,"l 1,26d 285 la2 664 E;e
20
1,308 706 602 32 10 22 64 rn 62 56
140 26
114 12
394
494 220 274 20
6 14 A6 54 32 22 66 6
60 2
132
SECTION 2 - NATALITY 2-9 3
Table 2-19. Illegitimate Live Births by Age of Mother and Color, for Urban and Rural Areas and Specified Urban Places: 35 Reporting States, 1961 --Continued
50 40 10 4 2 2 12 6 6 2 4 4
20 8 8
11
20 20
4
8 8
2 6
10 10
1,070 856 1: 214 902 14 856 46
1,664 21
48 28 20 6 4 2 2
le 6 12 22 16 6 6 6
212
362 222 140 48 86 98
414 454 454
1,440 2C
892 1 c 548 1c
14 8 6 4 2 2 2 2 2
6 4 2 8 6 2
48
156 104 386 206 180 460 332 128 266 236 2 30
3,812 76
2,024 44 1,788 32
106 40 66 8 8 2 6
44 14 30 46 16 30
106 70 36
2,036 42 740 16
1,296 26 88
186 4 58 2
128 2 944 30 270 12 674 le 818 8 348 2 470 6
1,776 34 1,284 28
492 6
24 10 14 2 6 2 4 2 2
14 6 8 24 22 2 *,'e 7,510
224 28 196
4
4
8
8 52 16 36
5,030 86 7c6 6
364 10 le
346 10 94 2 22 2 72
238 14 8
230 14 1,662 8
382
4,324 80
1,280 8
56 12 44 8
8 2
2
10 4 6
(See headnote at beginnlng of table)
15-19 YEARS - T o t a l
76 30 46 64
402 310 92
406
26
690
616 74
460 386 74 32 22 34
114 78 36 14 32 44
168 230 230
38n
-
572
404 168
424 268 156 94 28 66 40 92 62 30
198 154 44
148 136 12
-
1,508 - 840 668
746 262 484 26 80 20 60 348 98
250 292 128 164 762 578 le4
3,110
390 2,720
1,870 290
128 8
120 24 4
20 106
4 102 654 170 464
__.
1,580
- 15 yeam -
f
4 f
4f 31 14 34 3:
3 E
3c L
2f 1 E
-
e e 2 E 4 4
2
12 12
e
62
40 22
52 3c 22
6
8 12 10 6 4
22 20 2
10 10
-
168
82 66
96 22 74 4 6
6 54 14 40 32 6
26 72 60 12
312
24 288
184 18 166 12
12 2
2 le
18 60 14 46
-
- 16 years
__.
u f 6 14 4E 4c
72 6f f
1 0 4
86 l€
70 52 le
6 2 6 10 4 6 2 4 8
30 34 34
e
-
84
62 22
66 46 20 22
12 2 12 10 2 30 24
6 le 16 2
260
-
. 10
142 Ila
u6 32 e4 6 6 2 4
56 14 42 48 14 34 144 ll0 34
548
60 488
324 44
280 22
22
-
la
le 108 26 80
17 years
-
24 6 16 14 112
86 26 u6 110
6
136
122 14
90 76 14
8 4 6
20 10 10
6 10 36 46 46
-
146
100 46
102 60 42 28
20 4
22 14 8
48 36 12 44 40 4
352
-
' 8
. 192 160
174 66 108
4 24
6 18 86 18 68 60 38 22
178 126 52
620
74 546
362 64
298 22
22 10
lo 32 2
30 lJ.4 40 14
-
Y- -
10 2 8
le 104 90 14 94 88
6
224
206 16
136 120 16 10 4 12 34 28 6 6 8
14 48 88 88
-
3.38
96 42
96 58 38 16 4 12 8
34 22 12 38 24 14 42 38 4
374
-
234 140
le2 ea 94 6
22 8
14 70 28 42 84 48 36
192 146 46
808
96 712
500 68
432 40
40 10 4 6
22
22 168 32 136
-
19 years
24 14 10 12 92 62 30 90 84
6
188
170 le
138 120 le 6 6 8
42 32 10
6 14 10 46 50 50
142
106 36
108 74 34 20 6
14 14 14 10 4
60 50 10 34 32 2
354
190 164
178 54
124 6
22 4
le 82 24 58 68 22 46
176 136 40
822
136 686
500 96
404 32 8
24 2
2 16 2
14 la4 56
128
- -
20-24 years
-
76 34 42 56
384 320 €4
276 266
1 0
544
474 70
400 330 70 30 10 le
130 78 52 22 32 24 134 144 144
-
420
234 l e6
356 176 l e0 62 le 44 28
134 62 72
132 84 48 64 58
6
-
1,100 - 606 494
592 234 358
32 52 22 30
276 78
198 232 ll0 122 508 372 136
2,796 - 366
2,430
1,654 258
1,396 124
8 ll6 38 12 26 64
2 62
594 142 452
25-29 years
34 8
26 12
140 102 38
102 96 4
206
158 48
166 l l 8 48 4 12
6 64 32 32 6
10 18 46 40 40
230
136 94
200 114 86 36 14 22 le 84 48 36 62 44 18 30 22 8
502
222 280
292 96
196 14 14
6 8
136 36 100 128 44 e4
210 126
84
1,262
' 106 j 1,156
746 78
668 64 2
62 20 4
16 24 2
22 244 38
206
30-34 Y = X B
26 12 14
6 62 54 8
50
2
114
96 le
94 76 le
8 2 12 28 14 14 4 6 4
30 20 20
4e
122
60 62
L14 54 60 18 2 16 12 50 22 28 34 26 8 8 6 2
366
170 196
234 82
152 6
22 4
18 108 30 78 98 42 56
132 ea 44
688
54 634
394 34
360 26
26 8
8 22
22 120 12
lo8
35-39 40 yeara years and over t
58 30
-+ 20
32 %I 16
356 80
603-004 0 - 63 - 7
2-9 4 SECTION 2 - NATALITY
Table 2-19. Illegitimate Live Births by Age of Mother and Color, for Urban and Rural Areas and Specified Urban Places: 35 Reporting States, 1961 -Continued
724 22
338
3 : ~ m 222 1
408 ~
390 ~
18
8,176
4 300 3:876
68l6 3:046 3,770
(See headnote at beginning of table)
15-19 YEAILS
242' 32
210 592 62
530
108 1,034
224
222 2
100 100
22 78 124 122
2
2,468
1,142
I_
years years
104 62 22 6 4 4
98 58 I8 290 156 138 26 18 8
264 138 m 516 294 164 28 20 4
488 274 1EO
110 62 40
106 60 38 4 2 2
64 54 24 64 34 24
18 18 14 46 16 10 46 28 16 42 26 14 4 2 2
846 482 290
.- - -
- 40 yeare mxl over
42 38 86
796 2,602
366 186 180 274 156 118 118 128
28 26
182 96 86 20 30
208 ea
120 16 32
1,6%
542 1 360
106
3,398
1 130
1,152
1:254
2,540.
2,180 360
1 9 1 2 1:678
234 6
126 782 656 126 360 638 628 502 126
8,282
372 7,910
2,812 180
2,632 472 24
448
4 2 6
218 66
152 12 4 8 18 14 4 6 6
10 2 2
10 6 4 4
6 4 2 2 2
104 E4 40 68 60 8
168
2 2
128 34 3% 14 E 8 16 10 E 8 4 8 2
4 2 2
12 E 6
2 54 S6 18 34 28
6
108
20 14 6
2 4 2 2 4
10 10 8 2
254
6 248
80 2
78 8 2 6
- 694 634 60 2
58 242 212 30 126 266 348 292 54
3,578
156 3,422
1,156 76
208 12
196
1,080
140 114 26 2 4
66 54 12 26 42 28 18 10
628
16 612
206 8
198 32
32
1CC 82 l€
4 42 28 14 40 14
6 1, 4
346
4 342
92 2
90 a 8
- 19 years
AREA AND COLOR
16 years T o t a l
702 80
622 1,970 196
1,774 3,450
264 3,186
76s
17 years
t $
38 ffio 1,240 lo0
54 1,140
lo 280
10 268 12
48 4 44
128 12
.u6 224 16
208
32
28 4
18 16 2 6
12 14 12 2
620
-
34 8
26 150 14 136 258 10
248
72
72 -
24 24
12 12 48 48
8lO
60 1 0 50
200 22
178 308 28
280
72
64 8
22 20 2
12 10 50 44 6
978
-I
70 8
62 196 22
174 322 40
282
82
82 -
32 32
6 26 50 50
992
6 2 4
50 c
24 56
SE
20
25 -
E E
2 4
14 14
Eti
42
42 50 4
46 128 6
122
22
22 -
8 8
4 4
14 14
396
160 236
544 118 226
2 4
194 38 156 12 6 6 4 2 2
10 4
4
12 6 6 2
14 2 12
-
- 82 46 36 52 42 10
68
310 310
516 216 300
2 4
260 40
220 24 10 14 6 4 2 4 8 4
4 22 16 6
-
10
10
8 160 114 46
104 3% 10
156
396 414
672 270 402
4 2 6
362 72
290 36 20 16 22 8
14 14 14 10 6 6
26 18 8 4
10
10 2 4
144 100 #
138 126 12
lea
-
w 436
774 350 424 10 6 16
396 88
308 40 14 26 20 l4 6 8 16 16 2 2
20 14 6 2 2
22 8 14 4 2
190 w 54
204 192 12
308
564 428
820 404 416
2
14 384
98 286 52 30 22 32 20 12 12 12 14 4 4 18
6 12 2 4
26 16 10 2
238 172 66
172 160 12
320
256 142 226 I 148
19 48
84 3 46
52 14 58 4 2 2
2
2 2 a
24 18 6 2
2
32
50 2
22 20 2 - c 4 2 4 1z 10 10
w 4
130
w 2
32 4
4
-
442 404
734 340 3%
2 4 12
384 104 280 56 32 24 34 24 10 12 12 22 4 2
14 4
10 2 8
30 16 14
2 .E-% 92 42
112 102 10
1 380 1:om
2,022 956
1,066 20 16 20
938 232 706 116 62 54 102 58 44 36 50 42 4 6
50 24 26 2 12 76 34 42 6 12
514 356 158 446 424 22
1,972 1,824
70 138
180 44 136
2 2
82 10 72
20 2 18 8 2 2
6
6 2 4
- 50 18 32 28 26 2
30
256
218 142
44 1,596
336 1,260
164 80 84 84 48 36 48 54 44 16 16 98 60 38 10 6
82 26 56 8
14 8l4 568 246 670 614 56
5041 858
732 126
672 588 84 2
40 302 258 44 102 226 186 144 42
2,342
2,200 142
874 72
802 148
8 140
58 10
46 40 6
278 30
210 196 14 2
24 68 62 6
26 90 98 82 16
930
52 878
322 18
304 62 2
60
-
282 38
224 2 w 24
16 90 80 10 56 62 96 82 14
704
38 666
218 18
200 52 6
46
-
86 %I 22 136 -20
96 ea 8
4 30 28 2
20 42 60 48 12
642
18 624
200 10
190 30
30 r
172 16
118 ll0
8
8 42 36 6 16 52 70 62 8
880
32 e48
272 24
248 48 4 44
6 12 6 6 8
20 22 18 4
422
16 406
144 6
138 16
16
5,278
5,624
1,878 1 3,746
'
SECTION 2 - NATALITY 2-9 5
Td& ~2~1.9, Illegitimate Live Births by Age of Mother and Color, for Urban and Rural 'Areas and Specified Urban Places: 35 Reporting States, 1961 -Continued
(See headnote at beginning of table)
15-19 YmFs
- -
20-24 years
-
726 64
662 1,468
70 1,398
1,702
656 1,046
1,414 444 970
8 374 100 274 30
682 u 4 568 24 2
294 182 112 288 212 76
102
-
- -
25-29 y e a s
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526
35-39 Years AREA AND COUIR
mbtal
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948 64
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2,342
2,042 - 732
1,310
1,650 454
1,176 24
332 76
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820 l l 0 710 32 2
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1 rule.
2-9 6 d SECTION 2 - NATALITY Table 2-19. Illegitimate Live Births by Age of Mother and Color, for Urban and
Rural Areas and Specified Urban Places: 35 Reporting States, 1961 --Continued
lIbtal
. 608 348 260
10,100
1,774 8,326
4,242 748
146 84 62
636 96
540 190 24
166 246 48 198 82 26 56
162 30
I32 388 32 356
2,392 408
3,494
1,984 5,858 1,026 4,832
436
AREA AlyD COWR Under15 years
If I.(
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29:
25-29 years
70 40 30
1,036
176 860
498 82
416 16 6 10 74 8
66 12 2
10 28 8
20 6
6 32 4
28 44 4
40 286 50
236 538 94 444
40
14 i 1,538
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122 294 60
234
18
280 182
U,042 266
5 582 5:460
8,958 3,772 5,186
472 208 264 156
64 206
132 34 98 2 2
4
4 12 4 8
10 6 4
6
6 16
16 82 22 60 138 30
108
28
98 168
210 50
160 10
10 2 2
24 6 18 76
6 70
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186 300 60
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15-19 YEAIF,
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1,721 61 31 2,
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4 386 1&r 222 200 94
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le4 u2
72
2,914
598 2,316
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1,132 238 894 52 32 20
160 38
122 44 8
36 90 16 74 28 6
22 38 8
30 92 10 82
628 120 508
1,782 360
1,422
158
L22 46
44 42 2
-
74 48 30 18
508 182 326 644 156 488
6 346 168 178 260
94 166 10 16
8 32 20 12 28 10 50 20 30
136 54 82 14 4 10
“r“r“ years and 0v0r
552 270 90
24 E6
36 10 26 2 z 4 4
2
2
2
2
4 2 2
22 z
20 54 14 40
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240 72 178 02
z.58 120 LBC 44 172 7c 12 10 8 4 4 6 2 4
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74 26 20 2 w 24 66 28 28 8 38 20
40 8 26 6 14 2 46 12 14 4 32 8 2 2
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2
2 30 4 : 20 2 . 10 2 4 2 2 z 2
SECTION 2 - NATALITY 2-9 7
Table 2-19. Illegitimate Live Births by Age of Mother and Color, for Urban and Rural Areas and Specified Urban Places: 35 Reporting States, 1961 -Continued
25-24 years
34 16 la
224 174 50
234 200 34
168
148 20
114 94 20 8
80 60 20 26 54 54
1,496
3 0 - 3 35-39 40 yeam years years andover
1; - 8 4 4
lo 4 4 le& 62 la 96 54 14 28 8 4 136 60 34 u.6 54 28 20 6 6
98 60 14
86 50 12 12 10 2
66 42 14 60 34 12 6 8 2 4
30 24 8 26 16 6 4 8 2
32 18 6 32 18 26 16 6 2
784 476 l64
80 22
94 72 22 4 8
58 40 18
24 8 8
850
100 750
66 36 10 14 6 4
72 32 14 58 26 10 14 6 4 2 6 2
10 40 10 12 26 6 8 14 4 4
2 20 14 8 10 8 10
498 314 98
46 34 12 452 280 86
(See headnote at beginning o€ tabIe)
15-19 YmFs
- - 20-24 Y a m
-
61 14 4E
581 40E 174 724 62E 9E
494
Jnder 13
ye:
- 18 yeara
Total AIEA AND COLOR 16 year= 17 years
8 2 6
130 86 44 138 ue 20
76
22
22 128 90 38 la6 164 22
W6
- 1E 4 14
1st EC 4c
23c 20E 22
1 6 E
E
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234 20E 2E
l6E
- 54 36 18 52 42 10
52
la0 46 E54
1,740
458 1,282
274
1,454
1,278
700 522
102 White----. Nonwhite-.
66 10
38 30 8
la 10 8
20 38 36 2
646
246 400
522 136 386
-
4 2 2 6
6 4
14 4
10
2 4
2 320 34
286 54 14 40
8 2 2
10 86 58 28
124 u.0 14
46
152 14
94 8C 1 4
E 62 4f 14 26 72 72
1,258
616 642
992 384 608
6 6 8
8 24 4
20 16 28 8
20
8 10
2
508 98
410 96 30 66 20 4
4 12
232 178 54
266 232 34
40
-
14f 21
102 8f 16
4 7c 5E 1 4 28 66 6C
6
i , u e - 594 554
886 346 540
6 8 6 2
24 4
20 16 24 8
16 2 2 4 2 2
426 68
358 122 58 64 10 6
2 14
208 E 4 54
262 248 14
44
44E 4E
33c 28E 42 24
20f 17C
36 1oc 164 16C
4
3,6X
1,832 1,786
-
2,894 1 186
4 18 26 2 E
72 12
(70e
60 60 92 36 56 2
10 32
6 8
1,462 328
288 92
196 38 18 2
22 30 694 522 172 724 646 78
176
1,134
120 16
82 68 14 2 54 40 14 26 54 52 2
990
450 540
798 282 516
4 10 2 6 4
20
20 14 20 8 12
6 10 2
418 82
336 72 18 54 8 2 2 4
la 176 114 62
192 168 24
46
36 16
30 16 14
28 14 14
2 22 20 2
418
124 294
368 86
282 2 6
2 2 6
6 10 6
6
2 2
2 210 20
190 36 4
32 4
2 76 48 28 50 38 12
16
16 546 8 280 8 66
12 12 232 4 168 8 64 4 102 6 252 6 240
12
288 526 502 24
11,192
5 328 St864
8 983 3'368 5:612
22 72 66 28 30
246 36
210 166 266 100 la6
8 48
lI.2 lz 20
4,568 846
3,722 914 282 632 u.4 54 10 42
122 2,060 1,482
578
1,960 252
612
466 146
2,212
1941 4,460
2,030 2,430
3 566 1:234 2,332
12 28 22 16 la 80
8 72 60 92 28 64 2
20 30
6 8
302 1,580
380 124 256 50 14 4
10 56
778 552 226 894 796 98
192
1,882
.98 66
u 4 50 64
8
8 4 2 2
2 2
44 6
38 12 6 6
2 2
4 32 24 8
50 48 2
14
676 820
1,220 442 778
14 4 6 2
38 e
30 lz 56 22 34 4 6
20
4 630 lZ6 504 126 30 96 6
14
4 14
260 174
86 276 234 42
102
378 406
660 270 390
2 4 4 4 2
26 4
22 22 12 8 4
6 22
298 48
250 56 18 38 14 2
4 12
170 126 44
124 108 16
80
246 230
366 146 220
2 8
10
16 2
14 6 12 4 8
2 4
2 160 28
132 32 6
26 6 4
2 4
96 70 26
110 100 10
42
68 126
160 40 120
2
8 2 4 2
2 2
92 8 e4 20 6
14
2
2 30 14 16 34 28
6
6
138 54
26 14
38 24 14 4
24 12 12 2 8 2 2
900
94 806
-
32 12
38 28 10 2 4
22 16 6
10 6 4 2
814
98 718
-
132 44
144 104 40 14 14 80 42 38 8
28 32 28 4
2,094 - 240
1,854
34 12
40 30 10 6 2
22 lZ 10 2 8 6 4 2
660
60 600
8 8
14 6 8
12 4 8
2 2 2
424
40 384
38 8
32 24 8 4 4
14 6 8 2 8
14 14
890
52 838
6 162 4 m 2 50
16 10
2 94 2 50
44 6
4 36 30 26
-I-- 144 3,344
7,700
790 6,910
> 'Olaesified aa urban under a special ru le .
2-9 8
Table 2-19.
SECTION 2 - NATALITY
Illegitimate Lime Birfhs by Age of Mother and Color, for Urban and Rural Areas and Specified Urban Places 35 &porting States, 1961-continued
25-29 ' 30254 95-39 ' yasrs , rcan ' years
I
900 388 go 36 a0 10
264 168 80 54 36 26
62 36 26 40 22 8
36 18 8 30 16 8
6 4 2 24 12 6
176 114 48 24 12 8
152 102 40 550 310 224 64 26 24
486 284 200
78 46 18
24 16 8 54 30 10
38 16 1z 18 14 8 20 2 4 10 8 8 28 8 4 40 30 6
34 28 6
2
4 4
6 2
1,238 760 420
306 172 98 932 588 322
8% 530 294 142 IO 46 692 460 248 54 54 28 12 2 4 42 52 24 40 36 18 14 6 2 26 30 16
420 248 w 30 12 2
390 236 132 128 64 44 16 18 8
l l z 46 36 192 128 70 70 32 30
122 96 40 404 230 126 164 102 52 240 128 74
1,990 1,232 700
4 o y a r l l ,mdm¶r
3i 4
50 6
6 4
4 4 2 z
20 2 10 64 8
56
12 6 E
0 6
2 4 6
6
96
32
-
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56 16 40 2
2 4 2 2
54 4 30 2
z 14 10 4
40 16 24
202
1 - 2+74
276 2,198
462 18 444 304 46
258 240 30
210
182 1 286
514
1,468
Si226
4,712
568
300 268
106 250
280 86 194
2 8 2 6 6
8
34
34 10 15 4 12 6 4 2
74 22 52
8 2 6
8
;,-'l5 f Y-
5 2 6
46 10
10 12 2
10 2
2 28 4
24 106
8 98
6
4 2
&,lo6 110 996 188
8 180 148 10 130 114
6 108 656
78 578
234 2,582
2,348
204
I36 68
100 82 18 52 48 104 54 50
2,672
716 11,956
1,668 302
1,366 180
26 154 96 40 56
776 52
724 226 54
172 390 130 260
414 590
4,976
-
-
1,
- 1,880 3,096
4,106 1,614
22 46
I ta 58 60 e4 8
76 82
646 136 510 m 252 96 156 66 12 54
932 260 672 12 66 42 24 36 32
2,492
258 192
66 124 w 310 108 202
7,560
1,940 5,620
4,924
4,078 846
470 64
406 276
94 182
2,362 144
2,218 700 152 548
392 724
1,ll6
2,636 1,094 1,542
15,426
5,216 8,210
ll,158 4,592 6,566
44 114 274 128 146 224 28
196 208
1,626 314
1,252 556 612 270 342 214 38
176 2,718
666 2,052 .70 158 74 e4 12
120 16
z04 Z O 4
2 6 4 2
-2 26
16 80 la 70
304 24 980
16
14 2
10 8 2 10
6 6
-
298
48 250
202 12
190 20
20 lo
10 100
100 26 4
22 46 8 38 96 36 60
480
-
- x a 320
392 I38 254
6
6 6
8 12 64 10 54
6 34 16 18 4
4 90 22 68 2 6 6
4 4
-
2 2
2
4 2 2
146
26 120
94 10 84
6 2 4 2 2
46
46 16
16 24
6 18 52
36
356
.16
.
2lO 20 190 32
32 22 2
20 20 2 18
I36 16 120 450 40
410
20
16 4
10 10
6 4 10 6 4
454
116 338
300 64
236 44 8
36 16 4 12
122 8
114 46 10 36 72 34 38
E4 52
102
862
300 562
726 254 472
6
20 14
6 18 4
14 16
124 18
106 30 42 8
34 10 2 8
E4 44 ll0
2 12
6 6 10 10
-
314 u3
296 54
54 64 6
58 26
26 170 12
158 576 34
542
46
26 20
24 22 2 12 12 22 4 18
550
150 400
354 70
284. 32 4
28 28 12 16 160 14
146 42 10 32 92 30 62
196 80 Ils
1,162 - 420 742
968 358 610
2 18 28 12 16 20
20 16 144 22
122 28 56 22 34 26 6
20 228 60 168
4 12 8 4 16 8
'LSO z 2
228 40 2
38 20
20 32
32 158 20 138 650 72
578
56
40 16
32 22 10 12 20 24 18
6
702
210 492
398 78
320 38 4
34 22 12 10 196 20
176 58 16 42 84 26 58
304 152 172
-
1,244
504 740
1,000 428 572
8 20 26 12 14 16
16 16
164 38
126 24 74 34 40 16 4 12
200 60 240
2 16 10
6 4 6
. _.
.9 ye3I.a
222 w 178 42 2
40 38 8
30 20 4
16 L22
20 92
602 64
538
66
40 26
24 20 4 12 12 42 20 22
668
192 476
414 78
336 46
. 10 36 20 12 8
198 10 188 54 14 40 96 32 64
254 114 140
1,228
496 732
1,020 436 584.
6 8
38 20 10 22 4 18 22 150 48
102 42 46 16 30 10
10 260 74 le6
2 20 12 8 2 4
20-24 YearS
709. 90
614 142
8 134
70 18 52 66 10 56
426 54
372 1,390 E O
1,240
204
106 98
e4 62 22 42 42 120 44 76
2,228
590 1,638
1,448 260
146 18
128 80 28 52
704 44
660 220 56
164 298 114 184 780 330 450
3,970
1,m
1,580 2,390
3,336 1,422 I, 914
14 32 78 46 32 74 16 58 62 510 w 376 158 174 78 96 72 8
64 860 216 644 28 44 12 32 16 .lo
770 1,220
1,650 686 964
8 20 34
6 28 36 2
34 24
230 54
176 104 64 42 22 42 12 30
450 66
364 10 20 12 8 4 12
500 732
1,040 458 582
12 16
6 10 8
8 30
108 26 82 82 66 34 32 14
14 242 42
200 14 14 4 10 6 2
288 412
596 254 342
20 10 10 12 2 10
6 e4 22 62 58 30 8
22 12
12 128 26
102 6 4 2 2 6
9z ll0
S O 72 18
2
2
a 4
14 2 12 14 10 8 2 2 2
32 14 10
2
2 4 2 '
!
SECTION 2 - NATALITY ,2-99
t : Table 2-19. Illegitimate Live Births by Age of Mother and Color, for Urban and Rural Areas and. Specified Urban Places: 35 Reporting States, 1961 -Continued < AREA AND COLOR
1512
332 630 432 198 182 228 470 416 54
1:180 26 16 10 14 8 6 2 4 6 6
(See headnote at beginning of table)
15-19 YEAFS
Tow -
10 32 4 28 38 320 234 86 36 2 34 46 10 36 42
454 604 870 266 604
170
158 12
126 118 8 28 E4 34 44 40 4
1,058
-
3,244
2,454
- 790
1,526 360
1,166 54 28 26 74 38 10 28 62 36 26 114 8
106 288 48 240 122 lo L12 312 36 276 48 18 30 414 128 286
1,718 430
1,268
904
756 148
592 474 ll8 232 168 64 62 106 192 164 28
15 Y- -
2 30 22 8
8 2 6 4
108 44 64 88 22 66
14
12 2
10 8 2 2 4 4 4 4
-
324
42 282
162 22 140 10 6 4 10 6 2 4 4 2 2 12 2 10 30 4 26 20 2 18 30 2 28 6
6 M 2 32 162 20 142
64
-
36 28
s4 16 18 L4 6 8 4 10 6 2 4
16 years
2 8
8 6 50 36 14 8
8 8 2 6 8
182 62 120 136 46 90
18
18
18 18
4 10 4
596
120 476
310 54 256
18 10 2 8 4 2 2 20 2 18 60 6 54 30 2 28 64 4 60 10 2 8 94 24 70 286 66 220
132
Il.2 20
86 70 18 40 30 10 6 8 34 26 8
17 years
2 6 2 4 14 66 38 28 14 2 12 8 2 6 10 242 108 134 194 62 w 2
42
38 4
32 30 2 8 12 12 10 8 2
778
184 594
340 80 260 10 4 6 14 6
6 14 6 8 34 2 32 68 12 56 26 2 24 88 10 58 8 4 4 92 32 60 438 104 334
182
162 20
114 96 18 46 38 8 6 24 38 34 4
18 years
12 2 10 10 96 78 18 6
6 18 2 16 12 254 122 132 244 76 168
48
48
32 32
8 20 4 16 16
806
230 576
396 ll0 286 18 8 10 14 10 2 8 20 12 8 20
20 80 16 64 26 4 22 86 16 70 8 2 6
114 40 74 410 120 290
242
206 36
166 132 34 66 48 18 22 28 50 42 8
19 years
6 6
6 6 78 60 la 8
8 4 2 2 8
272 n e 154 208 60 148
48
42 6
34 30 4 6 18 10 14 I2 2
740
214 526
318 94 224 16 10 6 18 6 4 2 20 14 6 28 2
. 26 50 10 40 20
20 64 4 60 16 10 6 80 30 50 422 120 302
284
240 44
190 160 30 66 46 20 24 36 E4 60 4
20-24 years
8 34 6 28 24 302 228 74 20 4 16 36 8
28 22 758 354 404 634 Is8 476
140
122 18
102 92 10 16 62 24 38 30
8
2,254
648 1,606
1,204 384 820 48 26 22 56 34 20 14 80 46 34 64 4 60 236 68 168 86 22 64 262 26 236 64 24 40 274 100 174
264 186
1,050
630
516 114
460 364 96 222 158 64 58 42 138 128 10
25-29 years
2 24
6 18 4
126 96 28 14 4 10 22 4 18 18 362 190 192 340 84 256
58
54 4
42 38 4 6 26 10 16 16
1,076
258 818
610 130 480 26 6 20 12 10 2 8 16
16 28 10 18 ll0 28 82 58 8 50 144 10 E4 34 4 30 172 52 120 466 128 338
284
210' 74
204 146 58 86 50 36 26 34 56 ' 50 8
30-34 Years
6 2 4 4 90 56 34 10
u) 14 2 12
302 152 150 192 42 .Is0
40
32 8
28 22 6 8 16 4 12 10 2
588
E 4 434
542 93 252 16 6 10 10 10 2 8 14 4 10 16
16 76 22 54 36 4 32 74 8 66 16 6 10 74 30 44 246
E4 182
180
154. 26
w 2 I 106 24
2 E' 28 42 1 38 4
35-39 years
4
4
50 36 14 2
2 8 4 4
166 76 90 104 34 70
14
14
10 10
8 2 4 4
356
66 290
208 36 172
6
6 6
4
4 12 2 10 48 10 38 32 4 28 48 4 44 6 2 4 46 10 36 148 30
l l E
100
60 20
721 56 16
::' 201
12 :I 22
40 years snd over
12 6 6
2
2 6 42 22 20 52 20 32
4
4
- - 2 2
- . 2
2 2
94
24 70
42 8 34 4
4
-
*
2
2
8
8 2
2 16 2 14 2 2
8 4 4 52 16 56
36
24 12
26 16 10 8 2 6 4 2 12 10 2
-
2-100 SECTION 2 - NATALITY
Table 2-19. Illegitimate Live Births by Age of, Mother and Color, for Urban and Rural Areas and Specified Urban Places: 35 Reporting States, 1961 -Continued
17q 152 18
778
(See headnote at beginning of table)
15-19 YEARS
80 48 28 10 64 46 24 8 16 2 4 2
378 2 w 140 40
112 28
44 32 12 8 4 4
28 20 8
96 69 16
80
68 12
-.
10 1-3
34 25 0
30
13 fi
- 624 448 176 16 14 32
358 186 172 16
6 4
178 198 182 16
54
42 12
182 102 80
6 4 16
I l O 36 14
4 4
2 2 44 40 10 10 46 20 24 10 36 18 24 10 10 2
24 16 10 2
25 12 10 2 4 4
52 2 2
10 72 28 44
12 6 4 4 4 4 50 14 la 0 12 C
- Years -
3c 2c 1 c
7c
18 years 19 years an3 over
T o t a l
312 282 30
1,018
810 208
358 262 96 80 34 36
208 152 56
660 548 112
942
738 204
688 496 192 10 10 40 330 170 160 32
6 260 254 242 12
66
54 12
44 40 4
22 14 8
16 years 17 years
44 42
2
148
68 66 2
2 le
71 7’
29
9 81 1’
281
5E l2
24 1 E
E E 2 2
14 10 4
46 40
6
64
1 2 2 26
54 44 1 0 16 4 16 18 10 8 94 78 16
144
168 50
84 58 26 10 6 6
62 46 16
134 l l 0 24
170
23: 6:
10; 71 24 24
1 I
62 5: 1( 19: w 3t
274
23( 51
% 64 3( 24 14 4
5: 3( It 1% 16L
2t
29C
260 IlE
154 90 €4 40 16 16 82 54 28
224 176 54
14 10 4 4
1,722 588
1,744 1,196 548 38 34
106 940 446 494 62
6 14
544 566 526 40
18 30
34 4
30
26
26 6
2 14 14
46 18
54 36 la
2 2
30 14 16 4
16 10 10
4
106 38
100 66 34
6 2 4
48 20 28
6
4 30 44 40 4
12
234 4c
186 148 38 2 2 14 78 50 28 6
2 82 88 86 2
22
20 2
14 14
8 6 2
-
234 56
212 156 56 2 2
16 100 54 46
6
86 78 78
22
18 4
14 14
8 4 4
52
136 90 46
1321 80 E6 44 I 22 28
2 4
74 32 42 10
46 34 28
6
6
10 2
10 8 2 2 2
2 2
34 28
6 20 14 6
‘rata exclude a sidficant but unknown h b e r of i i l e g L t 3 k t b births ermneously classified as legitimate.
c SECTION 2 - NATALITY 2-101
Table 2-2'0. Illegitimate Live Births by Live-Birth Order and Color:, 35 Reporting ' States, 1961
AREA bm corn
(By place of res'iaence. Data refer only i o illegltimate births occurring within the reporting area. Based on a 50-percent sample. Live-birth order refers tonumber of chldren born ahve t o mother)
-~
Total
173,332
59,842 U3,490
9, 844
8,160
338 58
280
1,052 282 770
e44
4, e44 2,834 2,010
1,440 81,664
224
1,440 892 548
3,812 2,024 1,788
8,480 970
7,510
746 724 22
8,176 4,300 3,876
8,282
7,910 372
5,624 1,878 3,746
310 144 166
5,496 2,124 3,372
10,100 1,774 8,325
1,454 1,278
176
1
83,244
38,104 45,M
3,744 EL€
3,12E
17C 42
12E
434 178 258
1,798 26E
1,528
4,636 1,62C 3, O l E
56C 108 452
6,548 3,128 3,418
2,558 1,728
1,022
83C
946 76
750 560 l 9 C
1,836 1,216
620
3,602 660
2,942
398 386 12
5,014 2,988 2,026
1,602
142 1,460
3,322 270
3,052
2,450 1,UZ 1,268
146 88 58
3,088 1,466 1,622
5,192 1,230 3,962
274 238 36
5,718 3,474 2,244
856 782 74
2
30,804
8,864 21,940
1,608 104
1,504
54 4
50
222 52
170
846 68
778
1,978 384
1,594
142 20
122
774 4l2 362
242 196 46
210 IJ.6
94
672 304 368
1,514 142
1,372
108 106
2
1,394 578 816
372 306 66
1,584
1,534
976 266 710
62 22 40
50
1,092 320 772
2,100
1,850
58 44 1 4
250
2,ow
1,082
230 185 44
918
3== 18,618 12,79C
4,852 13,766
1,026 48
978
38 4 34
134 20
U 4
488 30
458
1,300 226
1,074
86 18 68
1,750 344
1,406
504 248 256
136 104
32
l38 66 72
352 132 220
956 72
884
88 86 2
704 270 434
220 174
46
980 24
956
598 148 450
32 12 20
574 134 440
1,080 124 956
40 18 22
1,172 472 700
150 132 18
3,19E 9,594
7ci 34
671
2C
1 E
62 E
54
' 414 24
39c
952 152 80C
76 12 64
1,414 234
1,180
344 172 172
98 76 22
122 70 52
3w 126 178
676 32
644
62 60
2
410 214 196
148 Ill0
38
610 4
606
452 U O 342
32 8
24
288 92
196
624 68
556
24 8
16
802 292 510
92 78 14
5'
9,OM
1,942 7,ffiE
4% 1 E
471
14 4
I C
34 6
2E
224 4
22C
74c 7c
67C
58 18 42
1,074 140 934
23c 102 128
66 50 16
78 36 42
220 76
144
478 22 456
26 26
256 IJ.2 144
68 50 18
460 16 444
336 74
262
28 12 16
144 34 U O
$00 46
354
1 4 6 8
552 194 358
54 48
6
6
6,530
1,092 5,438
458 10
448
12 2
10
52 8 44
202 6
196.
528 38
490
38 6
32
868 98
770
168 62
106
40 24 16
62 22 40
134 48 86
376 18
360
1 2 12
146 64 82
58 46 12
392
392
250 42
208
120 20
100
274 1 4
260.
4 2 2
326 u 4 212
38 32
6
7
4,282
690 3,592
306 10
296
10
10
30 2
28
102 2
100
338 12
326
36 10 26
540 52
488
u 2 56 56
28 22 6
32 8
24
98 44 54
292 6
286
26 24 2
90 26 64
22 12 10
306 2
304
180 22
158
4 2 2
72 20 52
152 10
142
6 4 2
200 58
142
1 4 8 6
I and over
7,628
978 6,650
654 4
650
18
18
82 10 72
150 2
148
672 14
658
48 10 38
826 58
768
126 34 92
32 22 10
48 1 4 34
la4 68
l l 6
580 1 6
564
22 20 2
146 40 106
48 20 28
568 4
564
376 32 344
6
6
92 22 70
274 32
242
16 8 8
270 58
212
20 12 8
rot stated
436
124 312
14
1 4
2
2
2
2
2
2
6 4 2
-
28 20 8
12 10 2
6 4 2
4 4
16 8 8
2 2
60 2
58
6 2 4
26 16 1 0
4
4
2 2
2-102 1 SECTION 2 - NATALITY
Table 222,O- Illegitimate Live Births by Live-Birth Order and Color. 35 Reporting States,: 196,l -Continued
(By place of residence. Data re fer only to illegitimate births occurring within the reporting area. Based on a 50-percent sample. Live-birth order refers tonumber of children
.."--
Total.
u J 9 2 5,328 5,864
612 466 146
7,700 790
6,910
568 300 268
1,560 1,940 5,620
13,426 5,216 8, 210
430 386 44
7,804 1,968 5,836
2,170 1,766 404
2,602
620 1,982
2,3lO 1,722
588
174 142 32
born alive to mother)
LNE-BIRTH 0-
1
6,208 3,512 2,696
292 242 50
3,524 490
3,034
308 218 90
3,040 1,086 1,954
6,148 2,9w 3,248
234 a 4 20
3,554 1,756 2,298
1,238 1,074
154
1,324
216
1,564
276
96 82 1 4
1,lW
1,288
214 100
70 30
1,506 u 2
1,394
84 40 44
1,372
1,052
2,370 844
1,526
68 62
6
320
1,450 288
1,162
320 248 72
480 360 120
324 200 124
20 E. 4
1,128 424 704
90 72 18
762 . I 6 686
70 20 50
854 164 690
1,574 540
1,034
46 40
6
886 E 4 732
206 150
46
278 184
94
160 100
60
18 12 6
688 246 442
38 24 1 4
542 46
496
44 8
36
632 336 496
1,056 326 730
42 38 4
590 108 482
L54 l l 6 38
168 l l 0 58
88 38 50
16 1 4
2
464 122 342
32 26 6
376 22
354
24 10 14
520 98
422
720 204 516
16 12
4
488 80
408
106 82 24
130 84 46
70 34 36
12 8 4
6
316 8 4
232
1 4 6 8
284 12
212
1 0
10
374 50
324
522 138 384
12 10
2
300 26
274
52 38 1 4
70 34 36
18 8
10
7
154 44 u0
16 10
6
204 14
190
10
10
250 38 212
360 92
268
6 6
116 16
160
40 28 12
50 22 28
18 6
12
2 2
I and over
246 62
184
28 1 4 1 4
392 18
374
16 2
14
514 45
466
€40 160 480
E 4 z
318 36
282
54 20 34
1W 78 22
46 28 18
10 8 2
lot stated
24 5 10
e z
no l l c l
2 z
4
Q
sr, 12 eo
42 4 35
*
2 2
22 20 z
%ta exclude a signifhat bGt unlmovn lnunber 62 illegitimate blr& em%ously classified'aa legitimate.
!
Section 3. NataZity - Locud Area Statistics: TabGes
General Tables Page
3-1. Live births by attendant and color: United States, each State and county, and specified urban places, 1961- ____________-___________________ 3-2
3-2. Live births by attendant, birth weight, and color, for urban and rural areas, and population-size groups (United States only), in metropolitan and nonmetropolitan counties: United States and each State, 1961----- 3-59
3-1
3-2 SECTION 3 . NATALITY
Table 3.1 . Live Births by Attendant and Color: United States, Each State and County. and Specified Urban Places. 1961
(Data refer only to births occurring within the United States . Based on a 50-percent sample . Specified urban places are those mth populations Of10. 000 or moroin lDEOnnd nrv mcornorated unless otherwise noted . Fieures for white and nonwhite areshown senarately for those counties and urban places in whichthe 1960populntionsPor nonwhito 1orrrrf.d ~
10-percent or more of the total or numbered 10. 000 or more)
AREA AM) COLOR
UNITED STATES . WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
ALABAMA .......... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
AUTAUGA .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALOWIN .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BARBOUR .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BIBB ..................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BLOUNT ................... BULLOCK ..................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BUTLER ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
CALHOUN .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE a .
ANNISTON ............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY ... i WHITt... .. NONWHITE ..
CHAMBERS ................. WHITE .....
.NONWHITE .. 'CHEROKEt .................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
CHILTON .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
CHOCTAW .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
CLARKE ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
CLAY ..................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
CLEBURNE ................. COFFEE ...................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
ENTERPRISE ........... WHITE ..e.. NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .. 0 .
WHITE ..e.. NONWHITE ..
COLBERT .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
SHEFFIELO ............ WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
CONECUH .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE a .
COOSA .................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE e .
COVINGTON ................ WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
ANOALUSIA ............ WHITE ..... NONWHITE .. -
SEE FOOTNOTES AT EN0 Of
T o t a l births
by county of
occurrence
4,268 9326
3,6001864 667,462
80.096
50.336 ...... 376 146 230 978 612 366 588 202 386 220
60 160 534 318
7 4 244
670 284 386
2.518 ..... 554 ... ... ... .- ... ... 866 442 424
240 206
34 512 414
98 358 120 238 802 354 448 242 166 76 46
384 216 168 - ... ._ ... .- - 780 584 196 .. ... .. .. .. .. 370 138 . 232
66
66 1.104
854 250
.
... ... ...
B I R m BY PLACE OF RFSmCE
1 1 Attendant
hospital'
49268 1326 4,135 9 126
3.600. 064 ......... 667. 462 !j 574. 010
80.690 ...... 301Q90
578 300 278 ..... 852 378 626 240 386 368 186 182 524 362
70 252
594 244 350
2 t 360 19834
526 1.074
702 372 .....
1.132 154 826 420 406
316 278
38 504 396 108 422 168 254 740 310 430 272 196
76 250
734 526 208 342 250
92 392 276 116 ..... 824 232 298 248
50 758 576 182
430 166 264 194
80 114 792 584 208 198 134 64
66,568
49,648 169920
382 294
88 962 802 160 318 230
88 220 176
44 518 144 68 76
336 238
98 2.252 .....
428 1. 030
698 332
1 . 222 ..... 96
714 416 298
286 262
24 410 378
32 234 152
82 380 274 106 240 194 46
238
626 514 112 308 248
60 318 266 52
966 812 154 286 246
40 680 566 114
232 166 66
132 80 52
688 578 110 160 132 36
Attendant not in hospital and not
specified
133. 200
39. 748 93.452
14.122
952 13. 170
196 6
190 268
50 218 308 10
298 148 10
138 6
218 2
216
258 6
252 108 10 98 44
4 40 64
6 58
112 4
108
30 16 14 94 18 76
188 16
172 360
36 324
32 2
30 12
108 12 96 34
2 32 7 4 10 64 90 12 78 12
2 10 78 10 68
198
198 62
62 104
6 98 30
2 28
.
.
dF&l AM) COIOR
ALABAMA..CON . COVINGTON..CON .
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
CRENSHAW ................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
CULLMAN .................. CULLMAN .............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
DALE ..................... WHITE ..e..
NONWHITE a.
DALLAS ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
SELMA ................ WHITE. .... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
DE KALB .................. ELMORE ...................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE a.
ESCAMBIA ................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
ETOWAH ................... WHITE NONWHITE ..... ..
GADSOEN .............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... FAYETTE ..................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
FRANKLIN ................. GENEVA ...................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE .
GREENE ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
HALE ..................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
HENRY .................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
HOUSTON .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
OOTHAN ............... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
JACKSON .................. JEFFERSON ................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BESSEMER ............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BIRMINGHAM ........... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
FAIRFIELD ............ WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
HOMEWOOO ............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
MOUNTAIN BROOK ....... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
WHITE ..... NONWHITE e .
LAMAR .................... WHITE . . NONWHITE e .
Total births
by county of
occurrence
... ... ... 142 48 94
896 ... ... 1.034
824 210
l r 8 6 2 760
1.102 ... ... ... ... .- .- 684 492 194 298
1.270 872 398
2.060 1 , 634
426 ... ... ... ... 300 228
7 2 606 382 268 114 324 . 324
468 6
462 280
84 196
1.504 1.022
482 ... ... ... ... ... ... 754
1 4 , 936 9.064 5 , 872 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 172 132 40
Total births
594 450 144 272 150 122 936 146 790 944 746 198
1 . 702 646
1. 056 754 298 456 948 348 600 940 730 386 344
1. 094 706 388
2. 118 ..... 434
1 . 262 902 360 856 326 252
74 508 466 340 126 356
26 330
604 106 498 398 158 240
11276 786 490 750 476 274 526 310 216 806
14.664 ..... 5. 908
802 262 540 .....
4. 126 31794
346 170 176 410 356
54 306
4.880 3 i536 1 * 344
284 220
64
5.20 446
74 174 144
30 926 146 780 828 726 IO2
972 644 328 fioa 2 ~ a 2iO 464 346 118 912 456 374
82 940 696 244
1.868 1.632 236
19082 878 204
246 220
26 500 340 320
20 5 4 26 28
146 I02
44 250 152
98 940 770 180 596 472 124 354 298
56 744
13.758 8. 732 5.026
668 262 406
7.410 41114 31296
326 170 156 402 356 46
306 41646 31524 11122
238 202
36
786
74 4
7 0 YB
ir 92 10
10 116
2 0 96
710 2
~ Z R 146
246 484
z 482
28 274
12 262 154
I O 144
.
.
240 57
198 180- 24
156 7 0 BO 32 4 e
8 126
Z O 1t6 302 1
3G2
45n 4
454 148
€8
142 326 IC
310 154
4 180 112 12
IbG 62
906 24
882 134
134 510
12 498
20
20 8
0
234 12
222
46 18 28
.
.
.
'ABLE -I
3-3 SECTION 3 . NATALITY
Table 3.1 . Live Births by Attendant and Color: United States, Each State and
Total b-s
1.558 1.302 .
256 808 636 172 750 622 446 176
1. 228 678 550 390 306
84 342 182 160 496 190 306
892 714 178 490
54 436 542
96 446
3.728 21984
744 2.460 2. 128
332 1.268
856 412
704 210 494 482
1.162 8.762 5. 256 3.506
258 5 9 274 3.140 2 v 134 1.220
404 816
2. 010 1.456
554
612 208 404
4.108 2.050 2.058 3.324 1.876 1.448
784 174 610
1.504 11272
232 726 592 134 778
446 108 338 562 252 310
County. and Specified Urban Places. 1961-Con .
Attendant
in hospital
specified
Fbpician not in
hospital’ and not
(See headnote at begming of table)
1.470 1. 276
194 768 632 136 702 504 412
92 1. 034
678 356 370 306
64 292 182 110 372 190 182
790 692
98 130
54 76
396 96
300 3.244 2. 924
320 2. 312
192 932 804 128
270 206 64
464 ..... 81206 5 ~ 2 2 6 29980
254 5.070 3. 140 ..... 19034
402 632
1. 848 1.430
418
2 8 120
300 200 100
2.904 2.034
870 ..... 19866
696 342 168 174
19354 1. 248
106 . 644 590
54 710
150 104 46 340 248
92
ALABAMA.CON
LAUOERDALE .............. WHITE .... NONWHITE .
FLORENCE ............ WHITE ..... NONWHITE .
BALANCE OF COUNTY ... LAWRENCE ................
WHITE .... NONWHITE.,
LEE ...................... WHITE .... NONWHITE.,
AUBURN .............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE.,
OPELIKA .............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE . <
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHJTE ..... NONWHITE.,
LIMESTONE ................ WHITE ..... NONWHITE.#
LOWNOES .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE.,
MACON .................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
MADISON .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE . a
HUNTSVILLE ........... WHITE .. .. NONWHITE e .
BALANCE OF COUNTY .e..
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
MARENGO .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
MARION ................... MARSHALL ................. MOBILE ...................
WHITE . . . NONWHITE ..
CHICKASAW ............ MOBILE ...............
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
PRICHARO ............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE .a
BALANCE OF COUNTY .e.. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
MONROE ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
MONTGOMERY ............... WHITE ..... NONWHITE a.
MONTGOMERY ........... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
MORGAN ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
DECATUR .............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE .. COUNTY .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
DECATUR .............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE .. COUNTY .... PERRY ....................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
PICKENS .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
Total birth3
by county Of
1.80 .... 30 .. .. ... ..,
51 36’ 14,
1.06, 62’ 431 ... .. .. .. .. - . ... .. I
871 701 161 381
I 38;
1.011 41
97( 3.611 2r90( . 711 .. ... .. ... .. -I
72r 22f 496 49E
l r 6 3 € 8188C 5. 394 3.48L * ... .. .. ... - .. .. .. .. 568 178 390
4.722 2r 694 2.028 - ... I .. -I
I
19538 1, 288
250 ... I .. I
390 70
320 432 142 290
B’JRW BY PIACE OF RFSIDREE
11 Attendant
81 21 6; 4(
1
2f 1 l E
31 81
191
194 2(
2c 5c
5c 124
124
102 22 8C
360
360 146
146 484
6 0 424 148
8 140 336
52 284
434 4
430 18 34
556 30
526 4
204
204 186
2 184 162
26 136
..
312 8
304 1.204
16 1.188
762 10
752 442
6 436 150
24 126
82 2
80 68
296 4
292 222
4 218
AREA AND COIOR .
ALA8AMA.CON . P I K E .....................
WHITE ..e..
NONWHITE .. TROY .................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
IANOOLPH ................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE
IUSSELL .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
PHENIX C I T Y .......... . . WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
j T . CLAIR ................ WHITE ..e.. NONWHITE ..
jHEL8Y ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE e .
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
IALLADEGA ................ WHITE ..e..
NONWHITE .. SYLACAUGA ............
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
IALLAPOOSA ............... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
ALEXANDER C I T Y ....... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY . . WHITE . .a*. NONWHITE ..
IUSCALOOSA ............... WHITE .e . . NONWHITE ..
TOSCALOOSA ........... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY . . WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
IALKER ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
JASPER ............... WHITE ..... NONWHITE . a
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... IASHINGTON ...............
WHITE ..... NONWHITE . .
IILCOX ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
IINSTON .................. ALASKA2 ...........
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
) I S T . 2s KETCHIKAN3 ...... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
Total births
by county Of
790 444 346 ... ... ... ... ... -. 330 202 128
852 298 554 ... ... ... -. ... ... 452 320 132 632 406 226
472 46
426 1,738 1.062
676 .. .. ... ... ... ... ... .. ... 898 632 266 ... .. ... ... ... ...
2.768 1 r754 1.014 ... ... ... ... ... ...
1.146 1.006
140 ... ... ... ... 266 152 114 496 30
466 452
7.502
5r040 29462
326 196 130
Total births
606 272 334 180 92 88
426 180 246 412 256 156
1.266 528 738 630 352 278 636 176 460 560 424 136 836 602 234
510 70
440 1.658
988 670 278 224
54 388 218 170 992 546 446
780 492 288 246 172
74 534 320 214
21520 ..... 980 ..... ..... 590 922 532 390 ..... ..... 136 236 186 50 .....
384 256 128 552
68 484 346
7,564 ..... 2.474
348 206 142
Attendant
Physician in
hospital’
3 24 258
66 116 92 24
208 166 42
346 248
98
808 528 280 504 352 152 304 176 128 528 420 108 676 578 98
170 68
102 11480
972 508 242 218
24 366 216 150 872 538 334
648 478 170 224 172
52 424 306 118
2 9 336 ..... 802 ..... ..... 494 834 526 308
1 * 208 ..... 118 236 186
50 972 322 244
78 116
66 50
342
61868 ..... 1.820
318 204 114
Attendant not in hospihL and not specified
282 1 4
268 64
64 218
1 4 204
66 8
58
458
458 126
126 332
332 32
4 28
160 20
136
.
.
.
.
340 2
338 178
16 162
36 6
30 22
2 20
120 8
112
132 14
118 22
22 110
1 4 96
184 6
178 96
96 8 8
6 82
48 30 1 8
.
.
. . . 48 62 12 50
436 2
434 4
696
42 654
30 2
28
SEE FOOTNOTES AT EN0 OF TABLE .
3-4 SECTION 3 . NATALITY
Table 3.1 . Live Births by Attendant and Color: United States, Each State and County. and Specified Urban Places. 196.1-Con.
Total b m
86 . 50 36
216 86 130 306 202 104
68 30 38
6 4 46 18
66 40 26
144 2.892 1.610 1.282
7 4 68 6
196 158 38
232 158 74
134 54 80 150 24 126
292 12
280 84 4 80 124 28 96
1.416 296 220 76
11120
54 8
46 82 4 78 198 10
188 190 24
166 148 4
144
36.906
31.238 5. 668
1.428 200
1.228 1.642
362 Is280
AREA AND COLOR
Attendant
M i c l a n in
hospital1
ALASKA~.CON . OIST . 39 WRANGELL-
PETERSBURG .............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
OIST . 4. SITKA ........... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
OIST . 5 . JUNEAU .......... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
STRAITS ................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
MC CARTHY ............... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
OIST . 8 . VALOEZ-CHITTINA- WHITTIER ................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
OISTI 9 1 PALMER-WASILLA- TALKEETNA ...............
OIST . 10. ANCHORAGE ...... ANCHORAGE ............ BALANCE OF DISTRICT ..
OIST . 11. SEWARO ......... WHITE ..... NONWHITE
OIST . 69 LYNN CANAL-ICY
OIST a 79 COROOVA-
OIST . 12. KENAI-COOK INLET ...................
OIST 139
D I S T . 149 ISLANOS .
OIST. ...
WHITE ..... NONWHITE
KOOIAK ......... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
ALEUTIAN ................ WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BRISTOL BAY .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
OIST . 169 BETHEL ......... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
OIST . 17. KUSKOKWIM ...... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
OIST . 18. YUKON.KOYUKUK .. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
OIST . 19. FAIRBANKS ...... FAIRBf\NKS ............
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF DISTRICT .. OIST . ... UPPER YUKON ....
WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
OIST . 21. BARROW ......... WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
OISS . 22s KOBUK .......... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
OIST . 239 NOME ........... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
OIST . 249 WADE HAMPTON .e. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
ARIZONA ........... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
APACHE ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
COCHISE .................. DOUGLAS .............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ..e.
BjZLZiS BY PLVE OF RESDZNCE
Total births
by county O f
occurrence
92 50 42
212 82 130 340 204 136
30 22 8
56 44 12
7 4 52 22
138 3.018 ... ..
96 92 4
124 106 18
236 162 74
116 50 66
130 18
112
378 14
364 44
44 120
2 118
1.438
.
-. .. I-
i-
18 2
16 82 4
78 174
174 180 26
154 80
80
.
.
36.644
31, 233 5.411
1.412 237
1.175 1.572 .- ..
82 50 32
208 86 122 306 202 104
62 30 32
64 46 18
64 40 24
142 ..... ..... ..... 74 68 6
190 158 32
224 158 66
106 54 52
118 24 94
196 4
192 36 4
32 100 26 74 .....
296 220 76 ..... 38 6
32 76 4
72 28 10 18 94 24 70 66 2
6 4
35 1866 ...... ..... ..... 196 ..... ..... 358
lr268
Attenaant no t in hospital and not
Bpecified
4
4 8
e
6
6
2
2
2 20 12 8
6
6 8
8
28
28 32
32
96 8
88 48
48 24 2
22 12
12
16 2 14 6
6 170
170 96
96 82 2 80
.
.
l r 040
726 314
104 4
100 16 4
12
AREA AND COLOR
ARIZONA..CON . OCONINO .................
WHITE ..e.. NONWHITE e.
FLAGSTAFF ............ BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
WHITE .e. . NONWHITE a.
, ILA.r ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
RAHAM ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
REENLEE ................. IARICOPA .................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE. .
GLENOALE ............. MESA ................. PHOENIX ..............
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
SCOTTSOALE ........... TEMPE ................ BALANCE OF COUNTY ..a.
,OHAVE ................... AVAJO ...................
WHITE ..e.. NONWHITE ..
I M A ..................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
TUCSON ............... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
' I N A L .................... WHITE ..e.. NONWHITE ..
,ANTA CRUZ ............... 'AVAPAI ..................
PRESCOTT ............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
'UMA ..................... YUMA ................. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
WHITE ..... NONWHITE e .
ARKANSAS ......... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
,RKANSAS+ ................ WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
,SHLEY ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
IAXTER ................... IENTON ................... ,OONE .................... IRAOLEY ..................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
.ALHOUN. ................. WHITE .. NONWHITE ..
.ARROLL ..................
.HICOT ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
.LARK .................... WHITE ..e..
NONWHITE .. .LAY ..................... .LEBURNE ................. .LEVELAN0 ................
WHITE ..... 'NONWHITE ..
OLUMBSA ................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
Total births
by county Of
occurrence
1.428 836 592 ... ... ... ... 680 472 208 316 312 4
260
1 8 . 520 16.980 1.540
.. .. ... ... .- -. ... 152
1, 194 488 706
61816 6.304
512 .- ... -. ... 1.950 1.550
400 426 588 ... ...
1.330 ... -. ... .-
41 9454
29.255 12.199
676 502 174 484 244 240 124 870 604 328 162 166
78 22 56
154 710 316 394 342 242 100 206 220
58 34 24
506 252 254
Total births
1.502 876 626 572 930 378 552 746 546 200 374 318 56
246 ...... ...... ..... 860
Is054 ...... 9~ 6 2 6 .....
974 722 ..... 190 ..... 588 800 ..... ..... 512
51580 ..... ..... 218 ..... ..... 406 362 572 270 302 ..... 796 560 472 88 ...... ...... ......
624 428
286 134 152
84 24 60 196 410 130 340 368 250 118 426 212
138 98 40
536 270 266
Attendant
EhyefCiM in
hospital1
1. 466 866 600 568 898 312 526 734 542 192 348 298 50 246
171986 16.458 .. 528
802 ..... 10e604 91548 .....
968 718 ..... 116
1 340 578 162 ..... ..... 486 ..... ..... ..... 200 ..... ..... 318 304 566 268 298
1.292 710 522 434 88
35. 812 ...... 7.598
514 410 104 392 304 88 152 698 348 260 130 130
68 24 44
196 196 126 70
312 246 66
392 210
134 98 36
316 268 108
Attendant not in hospital ma nGt
specified
36 10 26 4 32 6 26 12 4 8
26 20 6
340 326 14 68 4
86 78 8 6 4
182 14 48 10 38
108 82 26 74
16 18
208 120 88 58 6 2 4 64 26 38
a4
as - ..... 578
4.554
110 18 92 166
166 6 8 2 26 4
22
16
16
274 4
270 56 4 52
2
4
4 160
2 158
4
. d
a4
.
SEE FOOTNOTES AT EN0 OF TABLE.
3-5
Et&
204 . 136 68
332 134 198 314 224
90 1.042
534 508 458
1.446 482 964 604 306 298 842 176 666 418 266 152 210 102 108
584 266 318 336 178 158 494 398
96 224 120 850 690 160 544 398 146 306
134 558 344 186 158 412 326
86 236 148
88 324 106 544 408 136
1.940 996 944
1.170 706 454 770 290 480 222 222
80 142 364
562 190 372 308 142 166
SECTION 3 . NATALITY
Table 3.1 . Live Births by Attendant and Color: United States, Each State and
Attenasnt
pqysician in
hospitaL'
AREA AND COLOR
ARKANSAS.CON . COLUHBIA..CON .
MAGNOLIA ............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
CONWAY ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
CRAIGHEAO ................ JONESBORO ............ BALANCE OF COUNTY .e..
CRAWFORO ................. CRITTENOEN ...............
WHITE ..... NONWHITE a.
WEST MEMPHIS ......... WHITE ..... NONWHITE a.
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
CROSS .................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
DALLAS ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
OESHA .................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
DREW ..................... WHITE .a. r. NONWHITE ..
FAULKNER ................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
FRANKLIN ................. FULTON ................... GARLAND ..................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
HOT SPRINGS .......... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... GRANT .................... GREENE ................... HEHPSTEAO ................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
HOT SPRING ............... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
HOWARD ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
INDEPENDENCE ............. IZARO .................... JACKSON ..................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
JEFFERSON ................ WHITE. .... NONWHITE ..
PINE BLUFF ........... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
JOHNSON .................. LAFAYETTE ................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
LAWRENCE ................. LEE ......................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
LINCOLN .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
County. and Specified Urban Pkes. 196'1-con . (See headnote at beginning of table)
Total births
by county or
occurrence
.. ... ... I - - 426 330
96 l r 1 1 4 - ..
346
l r 3 0 2 460 842 - .. . ... - ... 376 264 112 232 114 118
478 186 292 342 196 146 540 450
90 462 138 962 810 152 . I- . .
28 708 338 194 144 354 292
62 212 124
88 500 70
672 534 138
1.924 1.048
876 . . . I
I- . 186 246 100 146 386
464 146 318 178 54
124
BlRTBS BY PIAIX OF RESmENcE
160 134 26
216 134
82 300 220
80 1,034
530 504 458
806 470 336 454 306 148 352 164 188 324 246
78 182 100
82
414 262 152 250 174
76 484 390
94 212 118 834 684 150 530 394 136 304
132 540 250 180
70 406 320 86
214 146 68
318 100 538 406 132
1.418 980 438 958 702 256 460 278 182 210 152
80 72
358
280 152 128 190 138
52
Attendant not in hospital and not
specified
44 2
42 116
116 1 4
4 10
8 4 4
.
. 640
12 628 150
150 490
I 2 478
94 20 74 28
2 26
.
170 4
166 86
4 82 10
8 2
12 2
16 6
1 0 1 4 4
10 2
2 1 8 94
6 88
6 6
22 2
20 6 6 6 2 4
522 16
506 212
4 208 310
12 298
12 70
70 6
282 38
244 118
4 114
.
.
AREA AND COtOR
ARKANSAS..CON . L I T T L E RIVER .............
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
LOGAN .................... LONOKE ...................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
MADISON .................. MARION ................... MILLER ...................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE .. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
M I S S I S S I P P I .............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BLYTHEVILLE .......... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
MONROE ...................
T E X A R K A N A ~ ...........
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
MONTGOMERY ............... NEVADA ...................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
NEWTON ................... OUACHITA .................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
CAMDEN ............... WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
BALANCE OF COUNTY ..e. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
PERRY .................... PHILLIPS .................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
HELENA ............... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY ..e. WHITE ..e.. NONWHITE ..
PIKE ..................... POINSETT .................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
POLK ..................... POPE ..................... PRAIRIE ..................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
PULASKI .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
JACKSONVILLE ......... LITTLE ROCK ..........
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
NORTH LITTLE ROCK .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY . . WHITE ..... NONWHITE +.
RANDO.PH ................. ST . FRANCIS ..............
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
FORREST CITY ......... WHITE ..... NONWHITE .e
Total births
by county Of
occurrence
176 98 78
128 190
78 112 120 70
938 602 336 ... ... ... ... ... ...
1.980 1.322
658 ... ... ... ... ... -. 502 222 280
6
222 110 112
2 590 282 308 ... ... ... ... -. ...
22
19304 438 866 ... ... .. - .. ...
92 772 632 140 222
480 78 36 42
7,450 ..... 21264 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...
322 19118
304 814 ... ... ...
BlElES BY PIdCE OF RES-
Total birtha
210 134
76 278 574 358 216 172
82 730 502 228 484 322 162 246 180
66
21134 1,432
702 722 506 216
1.412 926 486 456 186 270
82
216 120
96 84
616 292 324 320 176 144 296 116 180 86 .....
420 868 284
96 188
1.004 324 680 102 872 742 130 188
450 186 138 48
6.478 4.608 1 v 870
366 2. 754 .....
904 1. 642 1.136
506 1.716 1.270
446
264 1,034
346 688 256 134 122
Attendant
physician i n
hospital'
148 124
24 276 466 350 116 172
82 690 500 190 458 322 136 232 178
54 ..... 1 s 372
490 646 502 144 ..... 870 346 356 166 190 76
162 118 44 84
516 290 -226 266 176
90 250 114 136
84
698 394 304 182
96 86
516 298 218
94 810 718
92 184
434 150 126
24 ..... ..... 1 s 804
364 ..... ..... 894
1.614 ..... 478 ..... ..... 420
254 918 342 576 234 134 100
Attendnut not in
hospi t r l mdr& spec-
62 10 52
2 108
8 100 . . 40
2 38 26
26 1 4
2 12
272 60
212 76
4 72
196 56
140 100
20 80
6
.
54 2
52
100 2
98 54
54 46
2 44
2
590 26
564 102
102 488
26 462
8 62 24 38
4
16 36 12 24 78 1 2 66
2 16
6 10 28
28 32
6 26
.
.
.
.
10 ' 116
4 112 22
22 .
SEE FOOTNOTES AT EN0 0 TABLE
3-6 SECTION 3 . NATALITY
Table 3.1 . Live Births by Attendant and Color: United States, Each State and County. and Specifi d. Urban Places. 196Kon .
ARKANSAS.CON . ST FRANCIS.CON
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
SALINE ................... BENTON ............... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
SCOTT .................... SEARCY ................... SEBASTIAN ................
FORT SMITH ........... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
SEVIER ................... SHARP .................... STONE .................... UNION ....................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE . a
E L DORA00 ............ WHITE ..... NONWHITE .a
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE . a
VAN BUREN ................ WASHINGTON ...............
FAYETTEVILLE ......... SPRINGOALE ........... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
WHITE .................... WOOD RUFF................^
WHITE ..... NONWHITE .a
YELL ..................... CALIFORNIA ........
WHITE ..... NONWHITE .a
ALAMEOA .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
ALAMEOA .............. ALBANY ............... BERKELEY .............
WHITE ..... NONWHITE .a
FREMONT .............. HAYWARD .............. LIVERMORE ............ OAKLAND ..............
WHITE ..... NONWHITE . 4
PIEDMONT ............. SAN LEANDRO .......... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
ALPINE ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE.#
AMAOOR ................... BUTTE ....................
CHIC0 ................ BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
CALAVERAS ................ COLUSA ................... CONTRA COSTA .............
WHITE ..e.. NONWHITE
ANTIOCH .............. CONCORD .............. EL CERRITO ........... PITTSBURG ............
WHITE ..... NONWHITE.,
RICHMOND ............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
SAN PABLO ............ BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
DEL NORTE ............... E L DORA00 ............... FRESNO ..................
WHITE .... NONWHITE .
mtal birtbs
by comty Of
occ-ce
h
I .- 276 . .. 86 70
1.876 .. I-
404
64
r 090 660 430
.
.. .. - .. .. .. 74
r 366 ... I ... 680 214 58
156 126
380.856
337, 026 43.830
23.106 18.512 4,594 . .. .. ... ... .. ... _I ... .- .- ... .- .. . . .
148 1 I 832 . ...
252 258
7,326 6.498
828 .. -I ... .. ... ... ... ... .- - ... 582 534
9r12L ..... 81f
BIRTKS BY PUCB OP RgsIIo3AcE
Total births
778 212 566 532 266 266 138 150
1.528 1. 242 286 168 112 98
1,106 646 460 650 410 240 456 236 220 130
1.288 526 272 490
688 328 138 190 212
381.606
337.686 43. 920
21.496 17. 004 4. 492 .....
352 2.450 1. 654 846 ..... ..... 512
8 9 160 4. 954 3. 206
96 1.424 2.400
12 6 6
194 1. 840
402 1. 438 174 312
9. 552 8.498 1. 054 330 ..... 454 514 404 110
1. 892 1.292 600 666
4.594
454 704
9.350 ..... 828
Attenaanf
684 208 476 526 264 262 136 148
1.516 1.232 284 162 112 92
914 644 270 536 410 126 378 234 144 130
lr286 524 272 490
666 226 120 106 212
3781464
335 9 126 43,338
21 * 242 16.826 ..... .....
352 2. 434 .....
836 1. 492 29788 512 .....
4. 916 31152
96 1. 418 .....
12 6 6
192 ..... 396
1. 430 174 310 .....
8. 480 ..... 330 ..... 452 514 404 110 ..... ..... 584 666
41586
451 68; .....
8. 241 79f
P t t e n d a n t no t in hospital
specified ma not
94 4 90 6 2 4 2 2 12 10 2 6
6
192 2
190 114
114 78 2
76
2 2
.
.
.
. . 22 102 18 84 .
31142
2.560 582
254 178 76
. 16 6 10 26 40
92 38 54
6 70
.
.
. .
. 2 14 6 8
2 36 18 18
6 2
.
.
.
. . 20 4 16
8 .
22 304 274 30
CALIFORNIA..CON . RESNO..CON .
FRESNO ............... WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
LENN .................... UMBOLOT .................
EUREKA ............... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
MPERIAL ................. BRAWLEY .............. EL CENTRO ............
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... NYO ..................... ERN .....................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE .a
BAKERSFIELD .......... WHITE ..... NONWHITE.,
DELANO ............... WHITE ..e.. NONWHITE . a
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... INGS ....................
HANFORO .............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
AKE ..................... ASS EN ................... OS ANGELES ..............
WHITE ..... NONWHITE.4
ALHAMBRA ............. ARCADIA .............. A2USA ................ BALOWIN PARK ......... BELL ................. BELLFLOWER ........... BEVERLY H I L L S ........ BUR BANK.............^ CLAREMONT ............ COMPTON ..............
WHITE ..... NONWHITE . a
COVINA ............... CULVER C I T Y .......... OOWNEY ............... DUARTE ............... EL MONTE ............. EL SEGUNOO ........... GAROENA ..............
WHITE ..... NONWHITE.,
GLENOALE ............. GLENOORA ............. HAWTHORNE ............ HERMOSA BEACH ........ HUNTINGTON PARK ...... INGLEWOOO ............ LAKEWOOO ............. LA PUENTE ............ LAWNOALE ............. LONG BEACH ...........
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
LOS ANGELES ........... WHITE ..... NONWHITE .
LYNWOOO .............. MANHATTAN BEACH ...... MAYWOOO .............. MIRAOA H I L L S ......... MONROVIA .............
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
MONTEBELLO .......... MONTEREY PARK ....... NORWALK ............. PARAMOUNT ...........
mtal b- . y comty Of
xc-ce
.. ... ... .. ... ... 352 ..... ... -I
2.114 - .. ... ... .. 234
7. 754 6r95f 79f .. ... .. .. ... ... I_
1.60; .. .. 20t 24(
I43r51f 122~98t ...... ... I .. ... I .. ... ... ... ... - . ... ... -. I
I_ ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... -I
...
... ... ... ... ... ...
...
... ... ...
... ...
. .. .. ..
T u t a l births
..... 2r696 484 ..... ..... 344 398 ..... 640 ..... ..... 480 522 446 76
lr098
222 ..... ..... 78b
lr490 1. 142
348 360 294 66
5 I 940 1. 422
338 ..... 224 304
139.328 118.812 ......
1. 024 544 670
1 104 564 ..... 160
1. 646 212 ..... ..... ..... 528 618 ..... 410 800 328
978 804 174 ..... 528 886 396 674 .....
I. 224 972 770
6. 964 ..... 666
55 1734 41.412 14. 322
758 798 476 634 b34 544 90
698
3.152 2~674 418
5.894 ..... 320 396 ..... 634
1.884 ..... 468 512 436 76
1.076
222 ..... 6.926
776 1r484 .....
344 340 276 64
5. 878 1. 410 336
1.074
222 290
138.254 1181012 ...... .....
536 660
14094 562 ..... 160
1.632 208 ..... ..... ..... 526 616
1.635 398 794 328
974 800 174 ..... 522 886 3911 668 ..... ..... 910 766
6 9 940 ..... 662
55~230 41.106 14.124
752 798 474 634 616 528 88
691 951
2.25, ...
28 22
b 276 252 24
54 6 48 44 1z 10
a
10
22
88 78 10 6 2 4 20 18 2
62 12 2 16
2 14
1 r074
274 2
10 10
2 8
- .
Boo
a
. 14 4 20 2
18 2 2
12 6
.
. 4 4
20 6
2 6 4 2 2 4
24 20 4
504 356 198
b
2
18 16 2
4 2 8 8
.
.
.
.
SEE FOOTNOTES AT EN0 OF TABLE .
I :
T O W births
hy county Of
occurrence
SECTION 3 . NATALITY
Attendant
Total births physician in
hospital'
3-1
2.136. 1. 516
620 1.166 1.668 1.290
306 424 446 110 384
1.716
l92OO 348
2. 314 660 662
29.508 26.788 2.720 1. 036
432 376 56
604
3.408 366 616 248 664
1.514 102 994
2. 662 678
1.984
148 46
4. 952 41358
594 688 388
1.026 796 530 266
2.054
1.120 570 550 400
20. 374 3.052 1.406 1.138 1.254 2.430
552 794
358 906
3.426 366 980
3.712 1. 228
316 912 240
79500 6.862
638
244 388 188
2. 406 4. 274 3 9 964
310
Table 3.1 . Live Births by Attendant and Color: United States. Each State and
.
ILREn. NUI COLOR
LOS
CALIFORNIA.CON . ANGELES..CON . PASADENA .............
WHITE ..... NONWHITE.,
P I C 0 R IVERA .......... POMONA ............... REOONDO BEACH ........ ROSEMEAD. ............ SAN FERNANDO ......... SAN GABRIEL .......... SAN MARINO ........... SANTA FE SPRINGS ..... SANTA MONICA ......... SOUTH GATE ........... SOUTH PASADENA ....... TORRANCE ............. WEST COVINA .......... WHITTIER. ............ BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
MADERA ................... MADERA ...............
WHITE ..a. NONWHITE .a
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... MARIN ....................
M I L L VALLEY .......... NOVATO ............... SAN ANSELMO .......... SAN RAFAEL ........... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
MARIPOSA ................. MENOOCINO ................ MERCEO ...................
MERCED ............... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
MODOC .................... MONO ..................... MONTEREY .................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
MONTEREY ............. P A C I F I C GROVE ........ SALINAS .............. SEASIDE ..............
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... NAPA .....................
NAPA ................. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
NEVADA ................... ORANGE ...................
ANAHEIM .............. BUENA PARK ........... COSTA MESA ........... FULLERTON ............ GARDEN GROVE ......... HUNTINGTON BEACH ..... L A HABRA ............. NEWPORT BEACH ........ ORANGE ............... SANTA ANA ............ STANTON .............. WESTMINSTER .......... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
PLACER ................... ROSEVILLE ............ BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
PLUMAS ................... RIVERSIDE ................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BANNfNG .............. CORONA ............... PALM SPRINGS ......... R I V E R S I D E ............ BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
County. and Specified Urban Places. 1961-Con . (See headnote at beginnmg of table)
... I -. ... .. I .. .. - - - .. .. .. ... .. - ... A .. 982 .. ... ... ...
2.428 ... ... - ... ... 98
926 2r 586 ... ..
138 36
4.832 4.238
594 .. ... ... .. ... .. ...
982 .. ... 506
17, 054 .. .. ... .. ... .. ... .. .. - .. - I
1.704 I .. 246
7, 228 6.598
630
.. .. ...
... ...
... ...
29092 11482
610 ..... ..... ..... 302 414 444 110 384 ..... ..... 342
2. 306 654 662 ...... ...... ..... ..... 420 366 54
592 ..... 364 614 248 662 ..... 102 986 ..... 676
1.970
146 46 .....
4.340 592 688 386
1.024 796 530 266 .....
1. 114 570 544 400 ...... .....
1.400 ..... ..... 2.424
550 790
358 906
3.414 366 978 ..... ..... 314 908 240
7 1440 ..... 632
240 388 184 .....
4.228 ..... 310
SEE FOOTNOTES AT EN0 OF TABLE.
Attendant not in hospital and not specified
44 34 1 c 4
I2 2 4 1C 2
12
1.2 6 e 6
226 188 38 24 12 1c 2
12
14 2 2
2 8
8 16 2 14
2
20 18 2
2 2
.
.
16
6
6
72 4 6
10 4 6 2 4
.
.
. . 12
2 22 6 2 4
60 54 6
4
4 6
46 46
.
.
.
.
..
AREA AND COLOR
CALIFORNIA..CON
SACRAMENTO ............... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
NORTH SACRAMENTO ..... SACRAMENTO ...........
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE a.
SAN BENITO ............... SAN BERNARDINO ...........
WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
BARSTOW .............. CHINO ................ COLTON ............... FONTANA .............. MONTCLAIR ............ ONTARIO .............. REOLANDS ............. R I A L T O ............... SAN BERNAROINO ....... UPLAND ............... BALANCE OF COUNTY ..a.
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
SAN DIEGO ................ WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
CHULA V I S T A .......... CORONA00 ............. EL CAJON ............. ESCONDIOO ............ I M P E R I A L BEACH ....... LA MESA .............. NATIONAL C I T Y ........ OCEANSIOE ............ SAN OIEGO ............
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... SAN FRANCISCO* COCX .
WITH SAN FRANCISCO C I T Y . WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
SAN JOAQUIN .............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
LOO1 ................. STOCKTON .............
WHITE ..... NONlJHI TE ..
TRACY ................ BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
WHITE. .... NONWHITE ..
SAN L U I S OBISPO .......... SAN L U I S OBISPO ...... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
SAN MATE0 ................ WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BELMONT .............. BURLINGAME ........... DALY C I T Y ............ MENLO PARK ........... MILL BRAE.^........... P A C I F I C A ............. REDWOOD C I T Y ......... SAN BRUNO ............ SAN CARLOS ........... SAN MATE0 ............ SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO a .
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... SANTA BARBARA ............
LOMPOC ............... SANTA BARBARA ........ SANTA MARIA .......... BALANCE OF COUNTY ..e.
SANTA CLARA .............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
Total births
by comlty Of
occurrence
,866 ,482 1384 ... .. ... ... ... ... ... 358
r 552 r 700 852 ... ... ... -. ... ... -. ... .- ... ... ... I-
27.158 ...... ..... .. ... ... .. ... ... ... ... ... -. ... ...
20r804 16.162 4,642 5,492 4.812
680 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...
1.786 ... ... 6.260 5.870
390 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... .- ... ... ...
4.890 ... ... ... ...
181356 17, 458
898
BIETES BY PIdCE OF REsIITeaTE
Total births
...... 12.446 1 s 360
618 4.928 .....
910 8 I 260 7 P 836
424 398
12.634 11,790
844 436 326 514 438 378
1.286 500 420
2.550 380
5.406 5.064
342
27,184 249632 2.552 .....
548 996 546 642 582 ..... .....
14. 640 12.716 ..... ..... 14. 710 101418 41292 ..... 4.680
678 446 .....
1.512 420 266
2 9 714 2 n 482
232 1.948
596 1,352
10. 498 9.846
6 5 2 418 432 ..... 702 240 680 ..... 774 318
1.420 ..... ..... 4.822
642 ..... 846
2 * 134 ...... ...... 844
Attendant
Physician in
hospital'
13. 724 ...... 19 346
614 ..... 3 v 996
902 ..... ..... 420 35'6 ...... ...... 830 424 318 510 432 376 ..... 500 420 ..... 3 80 .....
5.024 334
27.014 24. 496 ..... 1.110
546 996 544 638 580 .....
1+070 14. 548 12 $658 ..... 5 t 896
14.632 10. 378 4.254 5. 334 4.666
668 446
1.924 Is508
416 264 .....
2.474 226
1 s 932 596
19 336
101466 9.814
652 414 432
1 v 432 702 240 676
1.234 772 318
1.410 1.070 1.766
4.806 636
1.196 844
2.130 18. 498 17.654
844
Attendant not in
hospital and not specified
82 68 14 4
30 22 8
48 44 4 2
98 84 14 12 8 4 6 2 6 . . 12
48 40
8
170 136 34
8 2
2 4 2
14 6
92 58 34 40
.
.
78 40 38 24 14 10
8 4 4 2
14 8 6 16
16
32 32
4
.
.
.
. . . . 4 2 2
10 6 4
16 6 4 2 4
84 84
.
.
3-8 SECTION 3 . NATALITY
Table 3.1 . Live Births by Attendant and Color: United States, Each State and County. and Specified Urban Places. 1961-Con .
BJREE
Total b m
458 . 286
1.078 1.066 7 9 494 2. 010 242
1.592 4.356 1. 614 456 316 842
1.360 312
1 048 48 718
3.850 3. 226
624 644 418
1.706 1~308 398
1*082 3.200 488 718
1.994 3.648 le048 2.600 896 372 524
592 160
4.102 428 416
3.258 244 .....
1.422 464 690 320
2.722 ..... 350
1.450 ..... 44. 652
42.902 ..... 4. 034
28 536 284 450
2.736 292
3 P 104 672
1.208 974 632 826 74
120 164
1.940 1.046 224 670 190 62 46 236 114
(See headnote at beginning of table)
BY PIACE OF RESmeBcE
Att=ndaut
physic- in
aospitall
nREA AND COIOR
CALIFORNIA.CON . SANTA CLARA.CON .
CAMPBELL ............. LOS ALTOS ............ MOUNTAIN VIEW ........ PAL0 ALTO ............ SAN JOSE ............. SANTA CLARA .......... SARATOGA ............. SUNNYVALE ............ BALANCE OF COUNTY. ...
SANTA CRUZ ............... SANTA CRUZ ........... WATSONVILLE .......... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
SHASTA ................... REDOING .............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
SIERRA ................... SISKIYOU ................. SOLAN0 ...................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
FAIRFIELO ............ VACAVILLE ............ VALLEJO ..............
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... SONOHA ...................
PETALUMA ............. SANTA ROSA ........... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
STANISLAUS ............... MODEST0 .............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
SUTTER ................... YUBA C I T Y ............ BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
TEHAMA ................... TRIN1.Y .................. TULARE ...................
TULARE ............... V I S A L I A .............. BALANCE OF COUNTY .e..
TUOLUMNE ................. VENTURA ..................
OXNARO ............... PORT HUENEME ......... SAN BUENAVENTURA ..... SANTA PAULA .......... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
YOLO ..................... WOODLAND ............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
YUBA ..................... COLORADO .........
WHITE ..e.. NONWHITE ..
AOAMS .................... ARVAOA . PART ......... AURORA. PART ......... THORNTON ............. WESTMINSTER .......... BALANCE OF COUNTY ..e.
ALAMOSA .................. ARAPAHOE .................
AURORA. PART ......... AURORA . TOTAL ........ ENGLEWOOO ............ LITTLETON ............ BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
ARCHULETA ................ BACA ..................... BENT ..................... BOULDER ..................
BOULDER .............. LONGMONT ............. BALANCE OF COUNTY .e..
CHAFFEE .................. CHEYENNE ................. CLEAR CREEK .............. CONEJOS .................. COSTXLLA .................
Total births
bY countr Of
. I
I
I
-I
I- .. . I
1.720 .. I ..
1.408 I
I
26 608
3.922 3.322 600 I . I .. . ...
3.070 I . .
3.912 .. .. le156 .. I
626 11e
4.036 . .. .. 254
5sO2E . . .. .. I
lr04t . .. 886
46r51C
44, 555 1.955
21002 .. . . ... .. 714
t I
I . ... I
22 24 104
1.98a I ... I
252
2 1 2 1 2
70
456 286
19072 19060 7 s464 2,006 240
1,580 ..... ..... 454 316 840 ..... 312 984 48 674 ..... ..... 622 642 414
1~700 ..... 396 .....
3. 154 482 718 .....
3 . 626 ..... ..... 896 372 524
582 158 ..... 422 408 ..... 242 ..... ..... 464 688 320 .....
13780 346 ..... ..... ...... ...... ..... ..... 28
534 284 448 ..... 288 ..... 672 ..... 972 630 822 64 120 162 ..... ..... 218 662 190 60 46 224 102
At tendant not in hospital 8nd not
specified
2
6 6 30 4 2 12 22 4 2
2 64
64
44
24 22 2 2 4 6 4 2 12 46 6
40 22 2 20
.
.
.
.
.
. . . 10 2
88 6 8
74 2 56 8
2
46 20 4 16 6
444
420 24
12
2
2 8 4 8
2 2 2 4 10
2
14
6 8
2
12 12
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
AWA AiiD COIDR
COLORADO.CON . CROWLEY .................. CUSTER ................... DELTA .................... DENVER. COEX . WITH
DENVER C I T Y ............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
DOLORES .................. DOUGLAS .................. EAGLE .................... ELBERT ................... E L PAS0 ..................
COLORADO SPRINGS ..... BALANCE OF COUNTY em
FREMONT .................. GARFIELD ................. G I L P I N ................... GRAND .................... GUNNISON ................. HINSOALE ................. HUERFANO ................. JACKSON .................. JEFFERSON ................
ARVADA . PART ......... ARVAOAI TOTAL ........ BALANCE OF COUNTY ..a.
KIOWA .................... K I T CARSON ............... LAKE ..................... L A PLATA .................
OURANGO .............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
LARIMER .................. FORT COLLINS ......... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
L A 5 ANIMAS ............... TRINIDAD ............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
LINCOLN .................. LOGAN ....................
STERLING ............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
MESA ..................... GRAND JUNCTION ....... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
MINERAL .................. MOFFAT ................... MONTEZUMA ................ MONTROSE ................. MORGAN ................... OTERO .................... OURAY .................... PARK ..................... P H I L L I P S ................. P I T K I N ................... PROWERS .................. PUEBLO ...................
PUEBLO ............... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
R I O BLANC0 ............... R I O GRANOE ............... ROUTT .................... SAGUACHE ................. SAN JUAN ................. SAN MIGUEL ...............
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
SEOGWICK. ................ SUMMIT ................... TELLER ................... WASHINGTON ............... WELD .....................
GREELEY .............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
YUMA ..................... CONNECTICY ......
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
FAIRFIELO ................ WHITE ..e.. NONWHITE ..
mtal births
by county o r
occurrence
. . 2 ~ 4 3 4
20.884 199702 lr182
4 2 10 .
3e716 ... - 362 322
120 134
80 32 12
.
I- ... .. 68 226 326
686 I ..
1.266 .. ... 356 .. - 32
516 .. - 1e16C .. ..
192 42C 422 562 866
2 7E 54
442 2192C .. .. 13t 402 112
f t
22 2c
104
14 6t
1.5% ... ... 17C
56.221
51.964 4r26C
13r60f 12128L lr32i
~~
Total births
84 24 330
12,368 ...... ..... 50 106 114 86 .....
11614 ..... 362 274 10 88 144 2
166 46 ..... 948 976
2 v 826 68 158 338
508 274 234
1.316 728 588 396 238 158 120 518 294 224 ..... 472 604
14 188 356 480 548 702 54 48 74 64 400 .....
29142 742
150 322 118 154 24 70 58 12 84 46 42 114 ..... 786
11122 172
578120 ...... ..... ...... 129720 .....
A t t e n m t
physician in
hospital'
84 24 326 ...... ...... ..... 44 102 114 86
2.724 lr608 ..... 362 272 10 86 142 2
102 16 .....
948 976
2 I808 68 158 338
500 272 228
lr300 726 574 386 234 152 a20 518 294 224
19066 470 596
14 186 342 470 542 696 54 48 12 64 396
2 t 858 2~130 728
150 318 116 150 22 66 56 10 84 46 40 114
le890 780 ..... 170
579000
521762 4.238
14. 030 ...... lr318
.t tendant nwt in hmpita l. end no% ipecffied
. . 4
74 56 18 6 4 .. .. 10 6 4 d
2
2 2
64 30 18
..
..
" . 18 1
e . 8 z 6 16 2 14 10 4 6 . . . c
10 2 8 -' 2
14 10 6 6 .. . 2
4 26 1 2 14
.
.. 4 2 ' 4 2 4 2 2 .. . 2 . 18 6
12 2
120
84 36
16 B 8
SEE FOOTNOTES AT EN0 OF TABLE .
I
B J R W
Total
3.786' ..... 650 956 768 756 ..... 362 ..... 762 ..... ...... ...... ..... .....
1.152 612
4.216 ..... ..... 860 ..... 882 294 .....
2e508 612 ..... ..... 692
1 9 272 ...... ...... 1.364
436 252 438 668
1 150 988 366 ..... ..... 946 280
2.248 914
3.322 ..... 534 866 938
2. 724 1.736 1.426
298 ..... ...... 9 9 474 ..... ..... .....
368 7.962 6.580 1. 382
198 2.306 .....
990 ..... ..... 370
1. 786 1 s 156
630 ...... 61140
14.232
: 3-9 SECTION 3 . NATALITY
Table 3.1 . Live Birfhs by Attendant and Color: United States, Each State and County. and Specified Urban Places. 196hCon .
BY PUlE OF mIDMcE
Attendant
physician in
hospital'
(See headnote at beginning of table)
AREA AND COIDR
CONNECTICUT..CON . FAIRFIELD-CON .
BRIDGEPORT ........... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
DANBURY .............. FAIRFIELO TOWN. ...... GREENWICH TOWN* ...... NORWALK .............. SHELTON .............. STAMFORD ............. STRATFORO TOWN* ...... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
HARTFORD ................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BRISTOL .............. EAST HARTFORD TOWN* .. ENFIELO TOWN* ........ HARTFORD .............
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
MANCHESTER TOWN*.. ... NEW B R I T A I N .......... WEST HARTFORD TOWN* .. WETHERSFIELD TOWN* ... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
LITCHFIELD ............... TORRINGTDN ........... BALANCE OF COUNTY ..e.
MIOOLESEX ................ MIDDLETOWN ........... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
NEW HAVEN ................ WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
ANSDNIA .............. DERBY ................ EAST HAVEN TOWN* ..... HAMDEN TOWN. ......... MERIDEN .............. MILFORD .............. NAUGATUCK ............ NEW HAVEN ............ .......... ............
NONWHITE .. WALLINGFORD TOWN* .... WATERBURY ............ WEST HAVEN TOWN* ..e.. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
NEW LONDON ............... GROTON ............... NEW LONDON ........... NORWICH .............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
TOLLAND .................. WINDHAM ..................
WILLIMANTIC .......... BALANCE OF COUNTY .... DELAWARE .........
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
KENT ..................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
NEW CASTLE ............... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
NEWARK ............... WILMINGTON ...........
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..e..
NONWHITE .. SUSSEX ...................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
DmT . OF COLUMBIA . WHITE ..... NONWHITE .e
Total births
by county Of
occurrace
-- ... .. ... I
-I
I .. ... ... 16.674 15.434
1.240 - - I- ... .. - - - I
-I
-I
2.104 I
I
1.626 I -
15.216 1 3 ~ 8 5 8
1.358
- .. I .. .. ... .. I
I - .. -I -
4e756 I .. - - 718
1.522 ... -I
11.876
9.512 2.364
1.826 1.540
286 8.012 6. 626 1. 386 - .. .. - - .. - 2.038 1, 346
692
33.576
18, 858 14, 718
3,776 3 9 132 644 95f 76f 75f
1.532 36C
2r2Of 762
2,914
15 r89C 14.656
1.234 1 r04C lr15C
61C 4 ~ 1 9 E
1.042 860
1.732 882 294
5.124 2.502
612 ..... 692 .....
14.424 139064
434 250 438 668
19150
366 39380 .....
946 278 ..... 914
3. 314
5.042 534 862 932 .....
11732 ..... 298 .....
38156
1.890
19360
986
i i r 6 a 6
9. 420 ..... ..... ..... 346 .....
6 ~ 5 7 4 1. 376
198 ..... 1. 314
984 5. 454 5. 084
370 1.684 .....
544
20.170
6 9 120 14. 050
.
Attendant not in hospital end not
specified
t
3t 2; 11
It
1l 1
11. 6
f c
28 f
24 t
3
1 c 1 c
2 2
a 2c
4 6
1 c 4 4
4
168
54 1 1 4
54 32 22 12
6 6
8 2 6 4 4
102 16 86
202
20 182
AREA AND COIOR
FLORIDA ........... WHITE e.
NONWHITE
rLACHUA .................. . WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
GAINESVILLE .......... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
IAKER .................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
IAY ...................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
PANAMA CITY .......... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... IRAOFORD .................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
,REVARD .................. WHITE ..e NONWHITE .a
COCOA ................ WHITE ..e.. NONWHITE . a
EAU GALLIE ........... MELBOURNE ............
WHITE e.. NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... .ROWARO ..................
WHITE ..e.. NONWHITE e .
FORT LAUDERDALE ...... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
HALLANDALE ........... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
HOLLYWOOD ............ POMPANO BEACH ........
WHITE ..e.. NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
ALHOUN .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
HARLOTTE ................ ITRUS ...................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
LAY ..................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
OLLIER .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
OLUMBIA ................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
'AOE ..................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
CORAL GABLES ......... HIALEAH .............. MIAMI ................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
MIAMI BEACH .......... MIAMI SPRINGS ........ NORTH MIAWI .......... NORTH MIAMI BEACH .... BALANCE OF COUNTY ..
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BlRTES BY PMCE OF REsmaicE
Attendant
by county Of
occurrence Physicien
hospital'
115.678 ...... ...... 2 e436 1. 678
758 ... .- ... -. ... ... 188 136 52
1.988 1.648
340 ... ... .- ... 358 232 126
3r368 29838
530 .- ... ... ... ... ... -. ...
7 9 444 5, 072 21372 ... ... ... ... ... ... -. -. ... .- ... -. ...
140 118 22
178 142
8 2 60
356 290
66 364 300
64 572 376 196
19.880 14. 736
5.144 ... -. ... -. ... ... -. ... ... .- ... ...
116.656
85.850 30,806
2,194 1.470
724 1.018
706 312
1.176 764 412 212 162 50 ..... .....
348 ..... 720 292 974 318 212 106
3 s 520 ..... 538 470 304 166 472 366 242 124 .....
7 9 684 5 ~ 2 8 8 2 9 396 2 9 198 1r256
942 262 102 160 516 732 260 472 .....
3 9 244 732 160 138 22
222 196 128
68 506 410
96 428 338 90
512 318 194
19.608 149466
5 9 142 320
1,468 6.696 4.080 2.616
420 148 314 322 .....
71470 2r450
....... a4.882 ...... ..... 1. 462
644 ..... 706 302 ..... 756 342 144 140
4
1.946 ..... 322 986 716 270
282
76 ..... ..... 424 432 302
472 352 242 110 ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... 900 258 100 158 510 680 258 422 ..... ..... 654 140 128
12
960
206
130
222 182 128
54 490 410
80 366 312
54 364 306
58 ...... 14.352
4.814 318
1. 450 6. 482 4. 036 2.446
420 146 314 318 .....
7.418 2.300
Atturhnt not in hospital and mt
specified
6.688
968 5 . 720
88 8
80 10
10 78
8 70 68 22
.
46
40 14 26 26
4 2 2 14 36
6 30
128 14
114 38
2 36
1 4
1 4 76
222 48
174 46
4 42
4 2 2 6
52 2
50 114
36 78 20 10 10
.
.
. 14
1 4 1 6
.
. 16 62 26 36
148 1 2
136
442 114 328
2 18
214 44
170
2
4 202
52 150
.
.
SEE FOOTNOTES AT EN0 OF TABLE .
SECTION 3 . NATALITY 3-10
Table 3.1 . Live Births by Attendant and Color: United States, Each State and County. and Specified Urban Places. 1961-Con .
~~
BIRTFiS
Total births
318 224 . 94 122 102 20
12. 858 9. 302 3.556 5 s 446 2. 810 2. 636
322 71090 6 t 192
898
5.230 3. 906 1 v 324 2.204 1.208
996 38026 21698
328 112 34 78
180 138 42
1. 100 240 860
62 46 16 46 30 16
280 194 86
226 112 114 304 262 164 98
336 236 100
552 334 218
9.416 7.628 1.788
390 240 150
6.002 4.620 1.382 3. 024
166 632 444 188 718 436 282
248 60 188 40 28 12
1.164 808 356 236 162 7 4
(See headnote at beginning of table) ~
BY PUCE OF RFSmENcE
Attendant
Attendaut fiysicien not in
hospital' end not in hospital
specified
AB23 AND COIOR
FLORIOA..CON
DE SOT0 .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE I .
DIXIE .................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
OUVAL .................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
JACKSONVILLE ......... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
JACKSONVILLE BEACH ... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
ESCAMBIA ................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
PENSACOLA ............ WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
FLAGLER .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
FRANKLIN ................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
GAOSOEN .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
GILCHRIST ................ WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
GLADES ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
GULF ..................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
HAMILTON ................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
HAROEE ................... HENORY ...................
WHITE. .... NONWHITE . a
HERNANOO ................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE .
HIGHLANDS ................ WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
HILLSBOROUGH ............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
PLANT CITY ........... WHITE ..... NONWHITE a.
TAMPA ................ WHITE ..e.. NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... HOLMES ................... INDIAN RIVER .............
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
JACKSON .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
JEFFERSON ................ WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
LAFAYETTE ................ WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
LAKE ..................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
LEESBURG ............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
Total births
by county Of
368 266 102 32 16 16
13,094 9,510 ..... . .. ... ... .. ... ...
5.384 4, 058 1.326 ... .. .. ... -. .. 82 24 5e
172 126 46
11182 320 862
16 4
12 2 2
300 212 88 186 82 104 224 192 110 82
410 306 104
604 368 236
9.402 7s 608 1.794 .. ... I- .. -I -. ... 92
624 438 186 572 376 196
366 76 290 22 10 12
1. 212 856 356 ... ... ...
SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TABLE .
312 222 90 106 96 10
12.784 9. 280 31504 5. 406 2.800 21606
322 7r056 61180
876 ..... ..... ..... 2 t 128 .....
922 21922 .....
236 66 34 32
156 136 20
374 236 138
48 44 4 44 28 16
236 194 42 148 108 40 260 254 164 90
328 236 92
534 334 200 ..... .....
1. 768 388 240 148 .....
4.612 ..... 3. 010
158 572 442 130 556 418 138
168 60 108 28 26 2
988 782 206 186 148 38
6 2 4 16 6 10 7 4 22 52 40 10 30
34 12 22
180 14
166 76 2
7 4 104 12 92 46
46 24 2
22 726 4
722
14 2 12 2 2
44
44 78 4
74 44 8
8 8
8
18
18 40 20 20 2
2 24 8 16 14 8
60 2
58 162 18
144
80
80 12 2 10
176 26 150 50 14 36
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
dFlEA AND COIOR
FLOR I OA.. CON
LAKE..CON . BALANCE OF COUNTY ..e.
WHITE ..... NONWHITE . a
LEE ...................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
FORT MYERS ........... WHITE .am..
NONWHITE BALANCE O F COUNTY ....
LEON ..................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
TALLAHASSEE .......... WHITE ..... NONWHITE .a
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
LEVY ..................... WHITE ..e.. NONWHITE . a ~ ..
LIBERTY .................. WHITE ..a . NONWHITE e.
MADISON .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
MANATEE .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BRAOENTON ............ WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
MARION ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE . a
OCALA ................ WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE a.
MARTIN ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
MONROE ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
KEY WEST ............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... NASSAU ...................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
OKALOOSA ................. FORT WALTON BEACH ....
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY . . . OKEECHOBEE ...............
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
ORANGE ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
ORLANDO .............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
WINTER PARK .......... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
OSCEOLA .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
T O W births
by county Of
occurrence
.. ... ... 1.392 1 r 026
366 ... ... ... ... 1.910 1.280
630 ... ... ... ... ... ... 174 60 114 12
12
254 96
158 1, 242
870 372
.
... ... ... ... ... ... 1.246
746 500 ... ... ... ... ... .- 344 182 162
1. 224 1. 114
110 ... .. ... ... 348 218 130
2,066 ... .. ... ... 168 138 30
7.522 6,138 11384 ... ... ... ... ... ... ̂
I ... ... 288 208 80
BIRTH3 BY PUEE OF FC3SIDEiICE
Total births
928 646 282 ,298 958 340 72 0 494 226 578
,904 9238 666 1236 792 444 668 446 222 242 120 122 98 80 I8
334 128 206
1,248 874 374 362 226 136 886 648 238
11222 706 516 366 206 160 856 500 356 404 242 162
lr300 1 * 184
116 19046
950 96
254 466 340 126
2.052 456 376 80
11596
222 176 46
6 9 934 51578 1,356 28460 le702
758 322 226 96
4.152 3. 650
502
368 284 84
dttcndmnt,
Fnysicim in
hospital'
802 634 168 996 914 82
552 478 74
444
1 ~ 7 7 2 1 r234
538 1. 174
792 382 598 442 156 178 118 60 84 78 6
222 128 94
1.234
360 358 226 132 876 648 228
1.004 690 314 320 200 120 684 490 194 396 242 154
1 s 292 1.178
114 1.044
950 94
248 422 338 84
21002 450 372 78
lr552
220 174 46
6 746 5. 552 11194 2.370 18698
672 316 226 90
4.060 3.628
432
298 264 34
a74
kttcnlmt
hocpitzl mnB not
cpocified
I i G t in
126 12
114 302 44
258 168
16 152 134
131 4
128 6 2
62 7 0 4
66 64 2
6 2 14 2 12
112
112 14
14 4
4 IG
10
218 16
202 46 6 40
172 10
162 8
8
d
.
.
. a 6 2 2 . 2 6
44 z
42 50 6 4 2
44
2 2
188 26
162 90 4
86 6
6 92 22 70
10 20 50
.
.
SECTION 3 . NATALITY
5,060 3,378 . 1.682
3341 92
242 238 144 94
350 136 214 346
384 148 236
1 196
3-1 1
41976 3.320 le656 ... .. ... .. ... ... ... ... .- ... ... -* ... .- .- ... ... ... ... 478 372 106
5.916 4.772 1 144 ... ... ... ... .- .- ... ... 4, 654 3.522 1.132 ... ... -. .- ... ... ... ... ... ... ... .- 844 462 382 ... ... I- ... ... ... 648 426 222 ... ... - .- .- ...
1.004 574 430 -. .- .- ... 806
1.404 ... ... ... .-
Table 3.1 . Live Birihs by Attendant and Color: United States. Each State and
AREA AllD COIOR
FLORIOA..CON
PALM BEACH .............. WHITE .... NONWHITE .
BELLE GLADE ......... WHITE .... NONWHITE .
BQYNTON BEACH ....... WHITE .... NONWHITE
OELRAY BEACH ........ WHITE .... NONWHITE .
LAKE WORTH .......... RIVIERA BEACH .......
WHITE .... NONWHITE .
WEST PALM BEACH ..... WHITE .... NONWHITE .
BALANCE OF COUNTY .a.
WHITE ..a.
NONWHITE . PASCO ...................
WHITE as.. NONWHITE .
PINELLAS ................ WHITE .... NONWHITE .
CLEARWATER .......... WHITE ..... NONWHITE.,
PINELLAS PARK ........ ST . PETERSBURG .......
WHITE .... , NONWHITE.,
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... POLK .....................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE.<
BARTOW ............... WHITE ..... NONWHITE . 8
LAKE LA NO............^ WHITE ..... NONWHITE.#
WINTER HAVEN ......... WHITE ..a. NONWHITE.*
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
PUTNAM ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE a .
PALATKA .............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE .a
5 T a JOHNS ................ WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
ST . AUGUSTINE ........ WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE .. WHITE ..... NONWHITE . a
FORT PIERCE .......... WHITE ..... NONWHITE . e
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... SANTA ROSA. .............. SARASOTA .................
SARASQTA ............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE .a
BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
County. and Specified Urban Places. 196FCon . (See headnote at beginning of table)
occurrence
Attendant
Pnysician in
hospital'.
4.73; 3.331 1.40;
311 9;
228 21( 14: 71
261 13; 13; 34;
331 141 18t
l.ll& 75f 35t
2 9 14f lr75(
396 61E 544 74
51712 4r61E 1.094
532 398 134 340
2,570 1.77C
8oa 2.27a ..... .....
660 288 186 102 764 600 164 268 202 66
2.560 21232
328
684 482 202 232 128 104 452 354 98
622 440 182 324 238 86
298 202 96
152 494 258 514 270 244 238
1.038 ..... 652 416 236 716
Attendant not in hospi ta l ana not
specified
32 4
28 1
1 2 . 21 81
51
51 8: 1( 7; 6t 21 3t 31
f 2i
8t 1( 7:
1
61 I( 54 1t
682 202 48C 66 2
64 126 22 104 9E 18 8C
392 16C 232
184 18
166 74
74 110
18 92 44 2
42 2 2
42
42
.
194 14
180 184
8 176 10 10 12 6 4 2 6
FLORIOA..CON . SEMINOLE .................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE . a
SANFORD .............. WHITE .e.. a
NONWHITE .a
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
SUMTER ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
SUWANNEE ................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE
TAYLOR ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
UNION .................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE e .
VOLUSIA .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
DAYTONA BEACH ........ WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
DE LAND .............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY ..e.
WAKULLA .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
WALTON ................... WHITE .. NONWHITE a.
WASHINGTON ............... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
GEORGIA ........... WHITE ..e.. NONWHITE a .
APPLXNG .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
ATKINSON ................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BACON .................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BAKER .................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE a.
BALOWIN .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE e .
MILLEDGEVILLE ........ WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BANKS .................... BARROW ...................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
3ARTOW ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BEN H I L L ................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
3ERRIEN .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
3188 ..................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
Total births
by county Of
1.081 661 41t ... ... ... ... ... ... 138 5c 88
326 182 144
354 254 1oc 62 3c 32
21378 1.678 700 I- ... ... -. ... ... ... 14
14 284 222 62 166 96 70
1019640
64.968 361672
334 244 90 92 38 54 272 218 54 28
28
826 384 442 .. ... ... - .. ... . 406 320 86
496 376 120 276 132 144 150 110 40
4.030 2,416 lr614
BIf(LIIS BY PIAX OF RESIDENCE
T O M births
1.52; l r 0 8 r
431 56t 34( 22( 95t 731 211 25; 14f 104 356 206 1%
34; 24t 9f
132 9; 4(
2,428 1971;
714 78f 38€ 39€ 212 134 7 €
lr42€
lli 74 3 €
314 24C 74 214 13€ 78
100 9 584
64. 36€ ...... 286 202 84
196 114
82 196 154 42 106
76 30
600 294 306 346 168
254 126 128 104 338 262 76
1-18
676 550 126 274 114 160 256 194 62
3.630 2,132 1.498
Attendant
€hysiciaa in
hospitala
1.231 ..... 161 41t 34; 71
72t 91
16C 134 2f
342 206 13f
252 221
2€ 102
8 € 11
2r24C ..... 762 388 374 1st 134 46
a22
548
if 298
98 74 24
294 234 6C 162 -132 . 3c
8 9 . 116
63. 774 25 s 342
24C
42 116 78 38 186 152 34 78 30 48
460 294 166 262 168 94
198 126 72 104 336 260 76
198
654 540 114 226 112 114 252 194 58
3. 588 2.128 1.460
284 14
270 150 4 . 146
134 10
124 92 14 78 14
14
90 22 68 30 4 26
186 20
166 24
24 32
32 130
14
14 20 6
14 52 6
46
.
.
.
.
11.468
594 10.874
46 4
42 8 0 36 44 10 2 8
28
2 8
140
140 84
84 56
56
2 2
.
.
.
.
.
.
22 10 12 48 2
46 4
4 42 4 38
.
SEE FOOTWJTES AT EN0 OF TABLE.
. 3-12 SECTION 3 . NATALITY
Table 3.1 . Live Births by Attendant and Color: United States, Each State and
Total hirths
214 104 110
3. 126 894 704 110 324 ..... 578 382 196
816 504 312 384 204 180 432 305 132 390 242 148 308 172 136
684 390 294 282 152 130 402 238 164 136 40 96
468 224 244 294 126 168 174 98 76
200 64
610 274 336 250 136 114 360 138 222
69700 ..... 928 ..... 930 822 108 . . .
4 . 658 4 . 244
414 370 210 160
306 100 206
21618 1 . 670
948 21226 1. 406
820
County. and Specified Urban Places. 1961-Con .
Attendant
Physiciw " t y y in
hosp ib l l hospital and not
s p e c i f i e d
(See headnote at beginning of table)
ESA AND COIDR
GEORGIA..CON . 8IBB..CON .
MACON ................ WHITE ..... NONWHITE e .
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BLECKLEY ................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE .e
BRANTLEY ................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BROOKS ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BRYAN .................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
SULLOCH .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BURKE .................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
BUTTS .................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
CALHOUN .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
CAMOEN ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
CANDLER .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
CARROLL .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
CARROLLTON ........... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .e..
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
CATOOSA .................. CHARLTON .................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
CHATHAM .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
SAVANNAH ............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
CHATTAHOOCHEE ............ WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
CHATTOOGA ................ CHEROKEE .................. ...... .. .. ..
E ..... HIT€ .. TY ....
W I i l I E ..... NONWHITE ..
CLAY ..................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
CLAYTON .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
COLLEGE PARK. PART ... FOREST PARK .......... BALANCE O F COUNTY ....
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
SEE FOOTNOTES AT EN0 OF
Total births
by county O f
occ-ce
... ...
...
... - ... 88
2 86 34 12 22
344 136 208
40 2
38 748 394 354 464 110 354
28 2
26 222
54 168
204 96 108 162 80 82
984 7 7 2 212 .- ... .- ... ... ...
1.074 240 132 108
5s 662 3 ~ 5 9 0 2.072 ... ... - ... .- .. 2.428 2.102
326
354 334
1.756 1 . 208
548 .- ... ... -. ... ... 180
62 118
26 6
20 .- .- ... ... .-
4BLE .
BIRTES BY PIdcE OF RESIDENCE
Total births
2 s 584 1.414 1 * 170 1,046
718 328 212 108 104 126
94 32
368 152 216
228 118 110 636 330 306 598 140 458 200
7 8 122 224
58 166
320 172 148 144
7 4 7 0
746 554 192 222 168 54
524 386 138
434 168
7 4 9 4
5.228 3 9 242 ..... 3 9 640 ..... 1. 7 3 2 ..... 1 s 334
254 136 110 26
456 534 ..... 826 362 818 530 288 370 296
7 4 138 52 86
1 t 362 ..... 156 174 490 698 584 114
Attendant
physician in
hospital=
2155C 1941C 1.140 1 r03E
71E 32C 12c 106
20 1oc
1 2 192 144
48
178 112 66
57.5 330 246 282 138 144 172
7 6 96
104 56 48
246 164
82 142
7 4
688 546 142 210 166
44 478 380
98
432 94 62 32
5 9 172 3.242 1,930 3.590 ..... ..... ..... .....
248 130 110
20
422 530
1. 188 826 362 818 530 288 370 296
74 88 50
88
sa
38 ..... ..... 140 174 482 680 576 104
Attenasnt not in hospital and not
specified
34 4
30 8
8 86
2 84 26
6 20
176 8
168
.
50 6
44 60
60 316
2 314
28 2
26 120
2 118
7 4 8
66 2
2 58 8
50 12
2 10 46
6 40
2 7 4 12 6 2 56
56 50
50 6
6 6
6
34 4
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
. .
. . . . .
. 50
2 48
26 10 I6
8 18 8 10
.
A I 5 A AND COIDR
~
GEORGIA..CON . LINCH ...................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
088 ..................... MARIETTA .............
WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
SMYRNA ............... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
OFFEE ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .e.. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
OLUMBIA ................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
OOK ..................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
RAWFORO ................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
RISP .................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
COROELE .............. WHITE ..e.. NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
AD€ ..................... AWSON ................... ECATUR ..................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE .e
BAINBRIOGE ........... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .. . WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
E KAL6 .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
ATLANTA. PART ........ OECATUR ..............
WHITE ..... NONLvHI TE ..
NORTH ATLANTA ........ WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
OOGE .................... WHITE. .... NONWHITE ..
OOLY .................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
3UGHERTY ................ WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
ALBANY ............... WHITE ..e.. NONWHITE ..
Total births
by couuty O f
occurrence
318 160 158
2.516 ... ... ... ... ... 644 438 206
842 530 312 ... ... ... ... ... ...
18 4
1 4 334 204 130
788 490 298 ... ... ... ... ... ...
96
96
472 232 240 ... ... ... ... ... ...
42
574 272 302
.
... ... ... ... ... ... 11464 1.410
54 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 276 126 150
286 92
194 29618 1 , 656
962 ... ... ...
210 104 106
3,106 888 782 106 324
1.894 450 368
82
680 500 180 324 202 122 356 298
58 366 238 128 274 168 106
566 384 182 258 152 106 308 232
76 70 40 30
292 220
72 180 126
54 112
94 18
188 62
436 270 166 204 I36 60
232 134 98
6,656 5.758
898 1.100
928 822 106 . . .
4. 628 4.236
392 238 198 40
194 96 98
2. 166 19668
498 1.858 1.404
454
4
4 20
6 2 4
14 1218
14 114
136 4
132 66
2 58 76
2 7 4 24
4 20 34
4 ?O
118 6
112 24
24 94
6 80 6 6
66
176 4
172 114
114 62
4 48 12
2 114
4 170
46
46 128
4 124
44 14 30 12
2
2
.
.
<
.
.
.
.
. . . 30
8 2 2
132 12
120 112
4 108 452
2 450 368
2 366
3-13 SECTION 3 . NATALITY
Table 3.1 . Live Births by Attendant and Color: United States, Each State and
GEORGIA..CON . DOUGHERTY..CON .
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE.4
DOUGLAS .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE.<
EARLY .................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE.,
ECHOLS ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE .a
EFFINGHAM ................ WHITE ..... NONWHITE
ELBERT ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE .a
EMANUEL .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
EVANS .................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE . 4
FANNIN ................... FAYETTE ..................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
FLOYD .................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
ROME ................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... FORSYTH .................. FRANKLIN .................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
FULTON ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
ATLANTA. PART ........ ATLANTA. TOTAL .......
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
COLLEGE PARK. PART ... COLLEGE PARK. TOTAL ..
WHITE .a*.. NONWHITE ..
EAST POINT ........... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
HAPEVILLE ............ BALANCE OF COUNTY ..e.
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
GILMER ................... GLASCOCK .................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
GLYNN .................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BRUNSWICK ............ WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
GORDON ................... GRADY ....................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
GREENE ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
GWINNETT ................. HABERSHAM ................ HALL .....................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
County. and Specified Urban Places. 196bCon . (See headnote at beginning of table)
T O M births
by county
occurrence or
.. -I .. 338 250
88 274
80 194
8
8 88 8
80
446 252 194 490 288 202 240 130 110
56 30
30
.
.
2.056 1.768
288 . .. ... - 260 348 306
42
21.644 14, 234 7.410 - .. I .. I
I
k
I - I- . I ... I - 160
2
2 1 r 264
862 402
.
- - -I ... - .. 354
442 192 250 306 116 190
1.064 438
1,374 ..... 176
BIRTBS BY PIACE OF RESIDWCE
392 264 128 468 370
98 330 110 220
30 12 18
244 130 114
416 232 184 462 266 196 200
9 8 102 198 178 92 86
19564 11282
282 784 540 244 780 256 248 218
30
14.020 7. 700 .....
11.214 ...... ..... 5.732
504 678 316 188 892 740 152 288 ..... 914 208
154 60 28 32
1.156 822 334 622 356 266 534 466
68 454
432 194 238 228 68
160 1,080
424 1.224 1.044
180
Attendant
308 264 44
462 368
94 170 102
b8 20 12
8 154 120
34
338 232 106 402 260 142 124
98 26
182 148 92 56
1 ~ 5 5 6 ..... 276 778 538 240 778 254 248 218
30 ...... ..... 6 8076 ...... ...... ..... .....
492 666 312 180 884 738 146 286
l r 1 0 4 912 192
152 58 28 30 .....
812 230 544 350 194 498 462
36 454
298 186 112 180 68
112 ..... 422 ..... ..... 172
A t t e n a a s t not in hospital and not specified
84
84 t 2 4
16C
152 1 c
I C 9c IC 80
78
78 60
6 54 76
76 1 6 30
30
e
8 2 6 6 2 4 2 2
. 268
24 244 228 240
16 212
12 12 4 8 8 2 6 2
18 2
16
2 2
2 114
10 104
78 6
72 36
4 32
.
. 134
8 126 48
48 8 2
1 0 2 8
.
. .
AREA AND COILlR
GEORGIA..CON . ALL..CON .
GAINESVILLE .......... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY ..a.
ANCOCK .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
ARALSON ................. ARRIS ...................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
ART ..................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
EARD .................... WHITE NONWHITE ..e.. ..
ENRY .................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE .a
OUSTON .................. WHITE ..e.. NONWHITE a.
WARNER ROBINS ........ BALANCE OF COUNTY .e..
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
RWIN .................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE .a
ACKSON .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
ASPER ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE e .
EFF DAVIS ............... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
EFFERSON ................ WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
ENKINS .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
OHNSON .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
ONES .................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
AMAR .................... WHITE ..e.. NONWHITE e.
ANIER ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE .e
AURENS .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE .a
DUBLIN ............... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
EE ...................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
IBERTY .................. WHITE ..e..
NONWHITE a.
INCOLN .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
3NG ..................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE .e
DWNDES .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
Tots1 births
by county Of
occurrence
... ... ... ... 174
1 2 162 192 21c
32 178
214 1 3 4
8C 142
92 5c
8 180
1 s 302 892 41C
188
-. -. -. ... 294
96 198 378 308
7 0
216 68
148 146 100 46
284 66
218
308 112 196
78 2
76 48
48 446 116 330
74 34 40
950 536 414 ... -I - ... ... ...
76
76 316 196 120
64 14 50 66 34 32
1.512 950 562
Attendant
Total births
454 330 124 770 270 40
230 280 288
76 212
302 204
98 104
74 30
530 228 302 ..... ..... 406 816 662 336 326 224
86 138 444 372
72
140 32
108 222 168 54
450 130 320
290 98
192 172
84 88
194 74
120 246 118 128 92 56 36
816 428 388 406 232 174 410 196 214 158 42
116 440 272 168
108 50 58
124 90 34
1,368 810 558
Physician i n
hospital'
452 330 122 762 128
40 88
268 128 60 68
276 200
76 100
72 28
340 222 118 .....
1. 070 338 798 610 334 276 148
86 62
422 366
56
76 32 4 4
154 146
8 258 128 130
122 90 32 92 82 10
148 74 74
234 118 116
82 56 26
648 428 220 342 232 110 306 196 110
80 42 38
352 272
80
72 42 30
116 90 26
1. 064 808 256
Attendant not in hospital and not
specified
2 . 2 8
142 . 142
12 160
16 144
26 4
22 4 2 2
190 6
184
70 2
68 18 52
2 50 76
76 22
6 16
.
64
64 68 22 46
192 2
190
168 8
160 80
2 78 46
46 1 2
1 2 10
10
168
168 64
64 104
104 78
78 88
88
36 8
28 8
8 304
2 302
.
*
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TABLE . 002-473 0 . 83 . 2
SECTION 3 . NATALITY 3-14
Table 3.1 . Live Births by Attendant and Color: United States, Each State and County; and Specified Urban Places, 1961411 .
Total births
920 ' 534 386 448 276 172 184 332 142 190 180 62
118 352
82 270
288 200
88 130 32 98
432 182 250 150
88 62
576 212 364
240 94
146 156
70 86
262 114 148 244
4.756 3.624 1 * 132 3 ~ 9 7 2 2 s 986
986 784 638 146
524 296 228 108 68 40
160 52
108 294 368
94 274 216
216 158
166 72 94
618 476 142 214
94 120 218
78 140
60 8
52 174
58
(See headnote at beginning of table)
Attendant
Attendant
in hospi ta l
specified
physician not in
hospital' and not
GEORGIA..CON . LOWNDES..CON .
VALDOSTA ............. WHITE .e.. NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
LUMPKIN .................. MC DUFFIE ................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
MC INTOSH ................ WHITE ..... NONWHITE a.
MACON .................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
MADISON .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
MARION ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
MERIWETHER ............... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
MILLER .e.. a
MITCHELL I.. , ..............
WHITE ..... NONWHITE
WHITE ..... NONWHITE .. ..............
MONROE ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
MONTGOMERY ............... WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
MORGAN ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
MURRAY ................... MUSCOGEE .................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE e .
COLUMBUS ............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .e.. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
NEWTON ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
OCONEE ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
OGLETHORPE ............... WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
PAULDING ................. PEACH ....................
WHITE ..e.. NONWHITE ..
PICKENS .................. PIERCE ...................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
PIKE ..................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE a .
POLK ..................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
PULASKI .................. WHITE . .. NONWHITE ..
PUTNAM ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
PUITMAN .................. WHITE ..e.. NONWHITE .e
RABUN ....................
I
-I
-I .. . 12€ 172 11€
54 7c
E 62 306
6E 288
24
24 92
9i 45€ 164 294 14C
82 5€
684 24f 43f
18f 94 94 8C
€ 72
24E 9C
15f 23C
2189L lr91C
98E .. I
.. . . .. 54t 296 25C
4
4 1 4
1 4 194 40 i 142 26C 336
224 17c
54 64
4 6C
61E 47c 14E 426 26C 1st 162
4E 114
36
36 142
BIRTES BY PL4CE OF RESIDZNCE
710 534 176 354 274
80 178 312 142 170 112 56 56
216 82
134
264 200
6 4 58 32 26
236 180 56 136
88 48
448 208 240
174 94 80 84 6 4 20
184 112
72 238
4,702 3,614 1,088 3.930 2 ~ 9 7 8
952 772 636 136
-462 292 170 104 68 36
146 52 94
290 242
92 150 216
188 152
36 98 68 30
582 472 110 138
90 48
124 76 48
24 8
16 170
210
210 94
2 92
6 20
20 68
6 62
136
136
24
24 72
72 196
2 194
14
14 128
4 124
66
66 72
6 66 78
2 76
6 54 10 44 42
8 34 12
2 10
62 4
58 4
4 14
14 4
126 2
124
.
.
.
.
.
28 6
22 68
4 64 36
4 32 76 4
72 94
2 92
36
36 4
.
ARFA PUD COLOR
GEORGIA..CON
RANDOLPH ................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
RICHMOND ................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
AUGUSTA .............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHTTE ..... NONWHITE ..
ROCKDALE ................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
SCHLEY ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
SCREVEN .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
SEMINOLE ................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
SPALDING ................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
GRIFFIN .............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
STEPHENS ................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
STEWART .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
SUMTER ................... WHITE ..... NONWHJTE ..
AMERICUS ............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE. .
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE .....
TALBOT ................... NONWHITE .. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
TALIAFERRO ............... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
TATTNALL ................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
TAYLOR ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE .a
TELFAIR .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
TERRELL .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
THOMAS ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE .a
THOMASVILLE .......... WHITE ..... NONWHITE a.
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
TIFT ..................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
TOOMBS ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
TOWNS .................... TREUTLEN .................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
Total births
by county Of
230 64 166 .....
3 ~ 2 8 0 21078 .. .. ... ... ... ...
310 220
90
38
38 304 108 196 534 248 286
1.028 702 326
.
... ... ... ... ... ... 476 416
60 164
26 138 780 294 486 -. ... ... ... ... ...
92 2
90
28
28 160 76 84
256 84
172 414 278 136 406
92 314
920 406 5 14
.
... ... ... -. -I -. 650 420 230 548 348 200 174 152 60 84
82 52 3C
3.412 2 I 24G 1.172 1.918 1.044
874 1. 494 11196
298 278 182
96
28 26
2 250 142 108 142
b2 80
732 550 182 476 352 124 256 198 50
422 362
60 44 28 16
386 216 170 238 126 112 148
90 58 86 36 50
34 18 16
226 190
36 104 70 34
202 172
30 132
74 58
578 396 182 354 224 130 224 172
52 478 376 102 324 280
44 70 94 64 30
1% 2
154
6 22 12 z 10 16
4 12
za
. d
38 . 3a
138 4
134 14
14 120
8 112
80 C
7 4 40 2 38
2
2 120
120 268
z 266 118
118 180
2 140 100
2 98
28
28 76
76 106
i! 104 104
b
252
252
350 20
330 1 5 1
4 152 194
16 170 146
2 144 138
4 134
46 2
44
.
. *
.
.
.
ga
..
.
SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TABLE .
SECTION 3 - NATALITY
Total births
998 564. 434 558 324 234 440 240 200 232 9 4 138 196 56 140
118 562 360 202
1.130 510 278 232 848 614 234 508 306 202 340
200 50
150 548 148 400 494 344 150 82 6
76 106 66 40
166 11112
560 528 32 552 140 68 72
242 6 4
178 244 100 144
442 154 288
17r616
59418 12.198
1.192 184
11008 524 86
438 668 98
570 14,906 5 ~ 0 2 0 9,886 89268 2,022 69246
3- 15
Attendant
Physician in
hospital1
Table 3-1. Live Births by Attendant and Color: United States, Each State and
N(EA urn COIDR
GEORGIA-CON.
TROUP.................... WHITE..... NONWHITE..
L A GRANGE...........r WHITE..... NONWHITE..
BALANCE OF COUNTY.... WHITE..... NONWHITE..
TURNER.................,, WHITE..... NONWHITE..
TWIGGS................... WHITE..... NONWHITE..
UNION.................... UPSON....................
WHITE.. ... NONWHITE..
WALKER................... WALTON...................
WHITE..... NONWHITE..
WARE..................... WHITE..... NONWHITE..
WAYCROSS............. WHITE..... NONWHITE..
YALANCE OF COUNTY....
WARREN................... WHITE..... NONWHITE..
WASHINGTON...............
HAWAII ............ WHITE..... NONWHITE..
HAWAII................... WHITE..... NONWHITE..
WHITE..... NONWHITE..
BALANCE OF COUNTY.... WHITE..... NONWHITE..
WHITE..... NONWHITE..
HONOLULU............. WHITE..... NONWHITE..
HI ~05.. ..............
HONOLULU~ ................
County, and Specified Urban Places, 1961-Con. (See headnote at beginning of table)
TOtal birthfi
by county Of
61
71 511 371 141 391 401 19' 214 85; 621 221 - -- --. 51
51 51t 14( 37t 61; 43: l8C Si
hi 4c
f 32
4 1.08t --- --- -I --- 8f 12 76 318 13C 188 78
6 72
390 122 268
17,578
5,396 12,182
1,188 176
1,012 --- -- --- -- I- ---
14.874 4.998 9.876 -- --- --
B I R m BY PLACE OF RESDWCE
81 56 25 45 32 13 35 23 11 15 9 6< 13 5. 81
101 49, 351 131
1,121 421 271 151 8% 61. 221 501 30' 201 33:
141 51 91
24t 14f 10; 49; 341 141 21 t li 71 6 ;
L
16; lr10f
55f 526
3c 552 7c 62
22f 64
164 182 1oc 82
260 154 106
179516
5.406 12.110
e
1.186 184
11002 522 86
436 664 98
566 14.814 5.008 9 ~ 8 0 6 8,254 2r020 6,234
Attendant not in hospital and not
specified
181
181 1
10;
8:
101
81
7; 7i 62
6C
lf 6f 4
1
6;
82
82 12 2
10 4 2 2 8
52
52 300
2 298
2
2 62
62 36 4 32
4 4 4 2 2
7 0 6
6 4 14
-
-
- 14 62
62
182
182
-
-
100
12 88
6
6 2
2 4
4 92 12 80 14 2
12
- - -
HAWAII --CON.
IONOLULU--CON. BALANCE OF COUNTY. ...
WHITE. I
NONWHITE.< :ALAWAO.. ................
IDAHO.. ........... WHITE....n NONWHITE. a
Tot& births
by comty or
OccUrrence
-. --. --. -.
-. 601 101 501 911 12: 781
16,731
16.431 301
2.30; --_ 81
1.5%
-_ --_ 1st 111
54( 8f
1.506 --_ --_ -- 11( 63C
146 t
626 274
17C 264 162 418 212 356 530
Total birtbs
6.638 2.998 39640
604 98
506 914
' 116 790
16.902
16.586 316
2,302 1.990
312 60
1.410 6
1.160 244 170 150
888 88 12
274 $448 ,132 316 146 88 22
e298 308 40 8 582 150 524 18
214 72
654 224
258 220 186 392 376 268 558 306 252 504 314 190
118 100 46
254 482 586 470 116 82
146 284 96
450 76
936 528 40 8 9 4 178
-
Attendant
physician in
hospital'
6 I 560 2.988 3 9 572
- - 604 98
506 912 116 796
16,752
16.440 312
2.272 1.974
298 60
1.406 6
1,158 242 170 150
874 88 12
270 1.444 1.130
314 146 86 22
1.270 304 404 562 150 520 18
208 72
650 224
256 220 184 388 372 268 554 304 250 502 312 190
118 98 46
254 478 584 470 114 82
142 280 94
450 7 4 930 522 408 92 174
-
Attendant not in
hospital
SpRifid
ma not
78 10 68 - - - - -
~
2
2 -
150
146 4
30 16 14
4
2 2
- - - -
14 - - 4 4 2 2
2 - 28 4 4 20
4
6
4
- - - - 2
2 4 4
4 2 2 2 2
-
-
- - 2 - - 4 2
2
4 4 2
- -
2 6 6
2 4
-
- SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TABLE.
SECTION 3 - NATALITY 3-16
Table 3-1. Live Births by Attendant and Color: United States, Each State and County, and Specified Urban Places, 196.1-Con.
(See headnote at beginning of table)
E
237.382
198,088 39.294
1.528 976 552 328 188 140 254 450 232 218 124 730 122 376 288
3.008 1.358 166 784 700 768 266 320 616 24 592 844 184 392 268
125,716 92.402 33.314
782 498
1.102 546 382 762
87.958 87.964 56.420 31.538 1.226 978 248
12
1.212 536 80
49 6 1,714
326 420 352 500 106 596 872 38 162 384 200 396
104 324 282 42 590 394 196 894 468 538 518 232 366 230
1.344 18044
18324
18388
ILLINOIS.. . . . . . . . . .
Attendant
phgsicl=
inspitall in
234,646
196,308 38.338
1.744 I - 472 276 196 158 614 I - 882
6 352 274
3.882
- - 818
250 426 I
I
1.200 I
I - 125.336 928070 33~266
233 8286
196~282 37~004
1.522 972 550 302 186 116 250 450 232 218 124 728 118 376 286
2 ~ 9 9 4 1.350
164 784 696 766 264 308 614 24
590 844 184 392 260
122r240 911066 311174
782 498
lr098 542 380 762
84s 652 84.658 55,222 29.430 11218 976 242
1.314 12
1.206 532 80
49 6 1.708
324 420 348 498 106 592 870 38 162 384 200 396
104 324 282 42
582 392 190 890 468 534 518 230 366 228
18342 lr036
18384
A t t e n h u t not in hospital and not
specified
4.096
1.806 2.290
6 4 2
26 2
24 4 - - &
2 4
2
14 8 2
4 2 2 12 2
2
-
-
- - - -
3.476 1.336 21140 - -
4 4 2
3.306 3.306 1.198 2.108
8 2 6 IO
-
- 6 4 - - 6 4 2
4 2
4 2
- - - - - - - - - - - 8 2 6 4
4
2
2 2 8
- - -
ILLINOIS--CON.
COOK-CON. PALATINE............. PARK FOREST, PART.*.. PARK FOREST, TOTAL... PARK RIDGE........... RIVERDALE............ RIVER FOREST......... ROLLING MEADOWS...... SKOKIE............... SOUTH HOLLAND........ SUMMIT...............
WHITE..... NONWHITE..
WESTCHESTER.......... WESTERN SPRINGS...... WILMETTE............. WINNETKA............. BALANCE OF COUNTY....
WHITF-....
JACKSON.................. CARSONOALE...........
WHITE..... NONWHITE..
BALANCE OF COUNTY.... JASPER................... JEFFERSON................
MOUNT VERNON......... BALANCE OF COUNTY....
JERSEY................... JO OAVIESS...............
mtal births
by county O f
occurrence
BIRlllS BY F"E OF RESlDE2lCE
Total births
310 868 932 612 242 100 368
1 ~ 1 7 4 314 284 232 52
290 138 494 126
ii8028 108378
650 374 182
1.200 410 190
322 422
71378 6
576 718 380 190 228 684 362 602 474
39386
444 158 598 390 334 626 802 262 540 152 374 496 180 460 110 188
970 302 668 670 932 314 258 56 618 220 624 332 292 398 538
106 5.366 1.874 568
19028 lrlO8 18896 2 ~ 0 2 4
696 1.328
512 1'180 724 456
Attendant
m s i c i a n in
hospital'
370 868 930 612 238 100 368
lr172 314 284 232 52
290 138 494 126
10.950 109318
632 312 180
1.194 410 784
322 418
79342 6
576 716 378 190 228 684 362 590 -466
3.368
440 156 596 386 334 620 798 260 538 146 3 b6 494 180 460 110 186
968 302 666 666 928 314 258 56
614 220 624 332 292 394 530
106 5.352 It868 568
1,024 1.104 Is892 2.016 692
1.324 508
1,176 122 454
Attendant not in hospital M d not
specified
- - 2
4 - - - 2 - 3 - d - - .. 70 60 10 2 2 6
6 - 4 36 - 2 2 .. 1
1
4 8
20
4 2 2 4
6 4 2 2 6 8 2
-
- - 2
2
2 4
- 4 - - 4
- - - 4 8
- 14 6
4 4 4 8 4 4 4 4 2 2
-
SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TABLE.
SECTION 3 - NATALITY 3-17
Table 3-1. Live Births by Attendant and Color: United States, Each State and County, and Specified Urban Places, 1961-Con.
(See headnote at beginning of table)
B I R W BY PIACE OF RFSIDENCE BIRTHS BY PLVE OF RFSIDENm
Attendant Attendant Total births
by county of
Total births
by county of
occurrence
AREA AND COIOR AREA AND COIOR
physician in
hospital'
Attendant not in hospital and not
specuied
Attendant not in hospital and not
specified
Total births Physician Total
births in hospital'
218 136 82 96 648 328
3.552 416 916
1.178 902
6 9 576 4.920 1.656
858 450 302 114 188 12
2.456 1,140 1.316 2,498 2.356
142
474 3,392 1,946 1,446
148 146 434 178
1,032 616 416
2,448 298 682
1.468 260
2 140 982 866 116
1,158 286
444 236 208 202 336 340
1,414 264 386 764
4.880 4.498
382 1.648
64 3 9 168 2,924
244 834 198 636
5,442 3 9 102 2.340
584
112.294
103.044 9,250
594 6.130 59564
566
7.100 6,562
310 322 400 152 358 454 260 194
538
71066 6.536
53a 310 322 398 152 356
258 190
1.670 324
3 ,408 3,336
72 2.426
228 464 216 434 440
19084 300
784 336 448 826
6 820 592 306 286 526 234 292
2 9 106 1.922
908 292 722
2.684 1 e940
744 802
5,318 4,984
334 992 828 164 324 336
19066 242
21694 2,532
162
840 310 334 530 270 298 262 176 348 300 624 692 384 308
254 868
48492 49080
412 2.484 2,008
336 292 382 62
448
34 26
8 - 2
2 6 2 4
6
18 18
6
-
- - - - - 2 2 4 4
8
8 2
2
-
- - - 4 2 2
8 4
2 2 4 4
6
56 24 32 12 4 8 4 4 6 2 32 10 22
2 2 2
2
-
-
- - - - 6 - - * - - 6 4 54 50 4 4
50
2 2
- -
20 6
200 132 68 96
642 324
3.540 414 976
1.174 976
6.530 4.912 1,618
858 450 292 114 170 12
2.432 lr138 1,294 2,486 2.350
136
474 3.376 1,940 1,436
148 lk6 432 176
1.020 610 410
2.444 298 682
1.464 260
2,130 980 864 116 ,150 280
18 4 14
6 4
12 2
4 6
46 8
38
-
-
- - 10
10
24 2
22 12 6 6
- -
- 16 6
10 - - 2 2 12 6 6
4 - - 4
10 2 2
8 6
2
2 6 4
2
-
-
-
- - - 2
14 -
1.676 324
3 I 426
6 ~ 3 9 4 5.618
176 3.354
72 2.432
228 464 216 436 442
1.088 304
792 336 456 828
6 822 592 306 286 530 236 294
2.114 1.926
908 294 124
2,688 1.944
744 808
5,374 5.008 366
19004 832 172 328 340
1,072 244
2 9 726 2,542
184
842 312 336 530 272 298 282 176 354 300 624 692 384 308
260 872
4 546 4,130
416 2,488 2.058
336 294 384 62
316 29424
442 236 206 196 332 340 ,412 264 386 762
.. WHITE..... NONWHITE..
COLL INSVILLEI PART... COLL INSVILLE. TOTAL..
4.560 4.176
384 --- I- --- --- --- 838 --- ---
5.178 --- -I
6
112.818
103,608 9,210
680 6.212 5,652
560
4,866 4.488
378 1,646
14 10 4 2 2
10 6 4 4 2 2
14 8 6 4
1,038
762 276
30 46 30 16
62 3,158 2,918
240 830 196 634
- 854 948 -- -- 4
47 2 6.576 6~166
410 --- --- 486 110 272 -
5.428 3 ~ 0 9 4 2.334
580
111,256
102.282 8,974
564 6.084 5 9 534
550
SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TABLE.
SECTION 3 . NATALITY 3-18
Table 3.1 . Live Births by Attendant and Color: United States, Each State and County. and Specified Urban Places. 1961-Con .
?&
4.508' 3.946
562 1.622 1.406
754 652 256 362 624 134 300
852 442 410
1.544 618 556 62
926 418
634 322 312 172 506 266 240 616 494 566
2. 732 1.150
982 808
2. 596 11188 370
1. 038 542 374 168 ..... 896 262 384 364 324 602 .....
lr090 936
500 856 664 458 910
1.094 544 550 .....
I. 440 472
(See headnote at beginning of table)
Attenderrt
FQGician in
hospital'
nRFA AND COLOR
IN0IANA.CON . ALLEN..CON .
FORT WAYNE ........... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... BARTHOLOMEW ..............
COLUM8US ............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
BENTON ................... BLACKFORO ................ BOONE .................... BROWN .................... CARROLL .................. CASS .....................
LOGANSPORT ........... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
CLARK .................... JEFFERSONVILLE .......
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... CLAY ..................... CLINTON ..................
FRANKFORT ............ BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
CRAWFORO ................. OAVIESS ..................
WASHINGTON ........... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
OEARBORN ................. DECATUR .................. DE KALB .................. DELAWARE .................
MUNCIE ............... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
OUBOIS ................... ELKHART ..................
ELKHART .............. GOSHEN ............... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
FAYETTE .................. CONNERSVILLE ......... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
FLOYD .................... NEW ALBANY ........... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
FOUNTAIN ................. FRANKLIN ................. FULTON ................... GIBSON ................... GRANT ....................
MARION ............... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
GREENE ................... HAMILTON ................. HANCOCK .................. HARRISON ................. HENORICKS ................ HENRY ....................
NEW CASTLE ........... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
HOWARD ................... KOKOMO ............... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
HUNTINGTON ............... HUNTINGTON ........... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
JACKSON .................. SEYMOUR .............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ..e.
JASPER ................... JAY ...................... JEFFERSON ................
MADISON .............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
JENNINGS ................. JOHNSON .................. KNOX .....................
VINCENNES ............ BALANCE OF COUNTY .e..
KOSCIUSKO ................ LAGRANGE .................
T O M births
by county of
occurrence
. I
I
... 1s 391 . .
411 85,
961 I ..
1.21. - .. - . 41'
541 I . 84i .. I
76: 521 49f
2 , 841 I . ...
1113; 2 , 651 ... - . ..
691 - ...
1 , 2 2 ; ... I
431 491 ..... . I
501 671 751 461
1.13; .. -I
1*91( .. .. 68f .. I
1112: - I
33f 51( 67( ... -
L 1.12; 1. 001 I
I
53i 411
762 396 366 710 310 400 440 508 498 262 236
368 ,232 828 452 376 954 456
41474 39920
546 1,610 .....
754 644 254 360 616 132 300
846 440 406 ..... 616 554 62
922 478
628 320 308 166 496 266 230 662 488 562 ..... ..... 978 796
21578 1. 188
370 1.020
542 374 I68
1. 156 894 262 378 358 320 592
21012 11080
932
496 850 662 450 960
19082 538 544 .....
11434 47 0
760 394 366 708 310 398 438 504 494 262 232
364 1. 226
826 450 376 946 454
.
Attendant not in hospital and not
specified
34 1f 1C li
i
4
c
1
c IC
1c 14
c 4
It li 4 li 1f
18
1
2
6 c 4
1c 14 IC
4
' t 2 E
1c 12 6 6 c t 1
2 2
2
2 2 4 4
4
4 6 2 2
8 2
AREA m COLOR
INDIANA..CON
LAKE ..................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
EAST CHICAGO ......... WHITE .a. r . NONWHITE ..
GARY ................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
HAMMONO .............. HIGHLAND ............. HOBART ............... MUNSTER .............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ..e4
L A PORTE ................. LA PORTE ............. MICHIGAN C I T Y ........
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... LAWRENCE .................
BEOFORD .............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
MADISON .................. ANDERSON ............. ELWOOD ............... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
MARION ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE
BEECH GROVE .......... INDIANAPOLIS .........
SHALL ................. MARTIN ................... MIAMI ....................
PERU ................. BALANCE OF COUNTY a*..
MONROE ................... BLOOMINGTON .......... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
MONTGOMERY ............... CRAWFOROSVILLE ....... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
MORGAN ................... NEWTON ................... NOBLE .................... OHIO ..................... ORANGE ................... OWEN ..................... PARKE .................... PERRY .................... P I K E ..................... PORTER..................^
PORTAGE .............. VALPARAISO ........... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
POSEY .................... PULASKI .................. PUTNAM ................... RANDOLPH ................. RIPLEY ................... RUSH ..................... ST . JOSEPH ...............
WHITE ..... NONWHITE . a
MISHAWAKA ............ SOUTH BEND ...........
WHITE ..e. a N O N W I T E ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... SCOTT .................... SHELBY ...................
SHELBYVILLE .......... BALANCE OF COUNTY a*..
SPENCER .................. STARKE ................... STEUBEN .................. SULLIVAN ................. SWITZERLAND ..............
Tote1 births
by coWtY of
occurrence
111~614 11. 784 29830 ... ... ... -. ... ... ... ... ... ... -. 2.320 ... ... ... ... ... 878 ... ...
2.860 ... ... ... 199800 169 304 3 $496 ... ... ... ... ... ...
764 6
19062
1.368
... ...
... ... 824 ... ... 710 264
416
300 12 2
418 4
l r 174
.
... ... ... 20
8 564 634 512 600
5 , 830 5 e264
566 -. -. ... ... ... 322 696 ... ... 4
470 490 434 10
Total births
13.768 10.914 2. 054 ..... 11120
410 5.414 ..... 21296 .....
422 554 196 ..... ..... 426 906 168 138 818 172 324 448
2.860 1.318
326 1.216
18.506 15.016 .....
272 13,802 101352 3.450
216 4.216
702 280
1.086 544 542
1.440 964 476 756 370 386 908 238
604 92
304 206 350 448 260
1,404 222 316 066
402 286 444 616 464 426
5.336 ..... 552 792 ..... ..... 530
1.042
472 818 384 434 326 432 420 390 146
A t t c n b t
13.630 io1e5n 28180 1.516 1. 108 408 .....
3.096 2.238 215GZ
422 552 196 .....
2.140 424 900 768 132 816 762 324 438 .....
1. 308 326
lr20R
18.292 141904 .....
270 13. 628 lOI280
3 t 348 216
49170 694 212
lrOE2 542 540 ..... 950 466 756 310 386 896 234
598 92 374 194 350 438 256
1. 402 222 316 864
386 278 442 610 458 424
5.324 41776
548 790
38496 2.970
526 1. 038
466 814 384 430 322 424 418 388 136
Wcnisnt not in hospitil tad not
speciflei
13G 56 7 4 14 12 2
R0 22 58
',t 2
i n
10 2 6
C 2 10
10 10 10
a
.
. 214 112 1G2
2 174 72 102
38
8
4 2 2
24 14 10
a
. 3
12 4
6
10 12
10 4 2
.
.
. d
2
16 8 z 6 6 2
12 8 4 2 b 2 4 4
6 4
4 4 8 2 $ 13
.
SEE FOOTNOTES AT EN0 OF TABLE .
SECTION 3 - NATALITY
~
3.056 - -- -- 440
4.706 --_ -- 504
2.552 --- 746 - -- 138
8 458
1.564 - - 474 324 596
64.156
63.108 1.048
218 162 414 344 150 254
3,712 - -- --- 420 --- - 486 330 592
4 172 848 352
8 1.252 --- --
476 342 190 460 230
1,314 - -- 412 328 188
196' 536
1.140,
184
--- --- 2I8lO _--~ -- 486 626
566 308 94
292 222 128 288
3-19
2,280 1 s 174
478 628 304 140
3 P 624 2.826
790 266
2r212 Is588
624
744 344 400 178 484 382
1.670 1.070
600 484 432 428
63,540
62.486 1.054
212 144 404 282 196 520
3.400 504
2.108
490
470 E ~
570 410 336 308 638 414 342
1.126 696 430
412 368 134
788 1
i Table 3-1. Live Births by Attendant and Color: United States, Each State and
i
AREA AND COLOR
INDIANA--CON.
County, and Specified Urban Places, 196bCon.
Total births
by county Of
(See headnote at beginning of table)
BIRTES BY PLACE OF RFSIDENCE
Total birthn
732 284 246
2,438 1.592
846 306 624
464 288 204 292 282 262 394
Attendant
2 ,278 1,174
478 626 302
3.540 2 r74€
792 264
2 v 194 1 r576
618
740 342 398 174 480 378
1 ~ 6 6 6 1.066
600 482 432 426
63.314
138
62 8270 1.044
212 144 404 282 196 518
3.394 504
2.102 788 488 256 232
46 8 550 410 334 306 638 414 336
1.122 694 428
410 368 134 380 506
11222 734 488 430 436 182
178 482
1 SO06 728 278 244
2 ~ 4 3 8 1.592
846 304 624
460 288 204 292
258 394
Attendant not in hospital and not
specified.
81 71
f
l t li
f
4 2 2 4 4 4 4 4
2
2
226
216 10
- 2 6
6
2 2
- - - 2
20
2 2
-
- - 6 4 2 2
2 - - 2
10 4 6 2
-
- - - 2
10 4 6 2 - - - 2 - 4 - - - - 4 -
AREA 1wD COLOR
Total births
by county or
OccUrrence
291 42; 221 29( 24f
452 128 484 25C 634
2 7.486 7,092
394
BELTIS BY mdcE OF RESIDENCE
Total births
312 440 362 302 270 280 196 314 566 758 330 428
338 1.564 1.020
544 466 286 604 944 302 342 300
3.700 2,446
402 852 204 210 314 212 422 212 210
484 782 482 300 178 354 292 206 248 802 492 310
422 236 364 316 564 280
6 9 540 6 s 146
394 5.094 4,716
378 256
1,190
2.290 1.740
550 374 126 360
2 9 970 328
2.198 444 370 640
1.314 824 490
424 128 248 178 946 678 268 514
Attendant
physician in
hospital'
31: 431 361 301 271 281 191 311 561 751 321 42(
331 1.56; l t O l f
541 46' 281 60( 94; 30( 34; 30(
3,691 2.441
40( 85( l8C 21c 311 21i 422 212 21c
48C 78C 482 298 17E 354 29C 20L 24L 79E 49c 308
422 232 364 312 564 278
6 522 6.132
39c 5 9 078 4.704
374 254
1,190
2,284 1,736
548 374 124 360
2.964
2.194 442 368 640
1.310 824 486
418 126 248 176 946 678 268 508
328
SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TABLE.
SECTION 3 - NATALITY 3-20
Table 3-1. Live Births by Attendant and Color: United States, Each State and County, and Specified Urban Places, l96Kon.
368 150.
1.216 744 472 226 498
2.696 2.222 474 170 378
49,988
46.748 3.240
302 182 384 260 222
3 8 124 176 774 430 344 294 200
782 288 494 86 108 380 86 74 190 280 116 62
666 288 192 186 594 310 284 122 476 222
1,022 814 208
106 76
568 336 232 130 466 356 110 548 368 180
(See headnote at Legimbg c4 table)
B l B m S B r ~ c m ~
Attendant
Attendant
in hospital
specified
flvsidrm n o t i n
hMpital= andnot
IOWA-CON
Total births
oi ar -tY -
31 7
1.75 -- I
25 35
3.31 - - 3s
48.31
44.3t 3.94
31 2c 41 -_ I
I - 17 BC - I
37 24
51 - I
2 1c
1c 2e
e le 32 7 4
77 - -- -- 61 - - 10 33 I
1 .oe L- - 11
68 - I
13 56 i
I
70 I - 42 I
I
1853 1 ~ 2 7 26 - - -- - I -_ 10
6 17
404 230 174
1 s 104 874 230 848 666 182 256 208 48 124
156 134 130
362 146
1.214 742 472 226 496
2.684 2,210 474 170 376
49,776
46,570 3.206
300 180 380 258 222 36 122 174 774 430 344 290 198
780 288 492 86 108 378 86 74 188 278 116 62
664 288 192 184 592 308 284 122 476 204
1.018 810 208
104 76 566 336 230 126 466 356 110 548 368 180
402 228 174
1,098 870 228 844 664 180 254 206 48 124
156 134 130
t 1
i li 1;
21;
171 31
1
1
i
11 1 1
d
i 1
4 4
4 i
1
OLATHE............... P R A I R I E VILLAGE...... BALANCE OF COUNTY....
76 168 102 170 678 -- I-
60 26 146 148
718 -
-- --- -- 50 248 56
546 -- --- 48 962 --- -- -- - 66 6
104
808 -- -- 464 264 286 100 384 222 904 -- -- --- ̂I
I
104 120
264 368 - --- 130 166 6 88
218 130 258 214 70
1.270
-
-- --- 150 244 718 --- --- 156 78
218 1.912 - --
168 8 ,684 7.806 878 -- --- --- ---
Total births
42 208 80
142 544 342 202 82 68 198 208 90
3.514 378 458
2.678
62 194 76
518 284 234 68 994 566 486 80
428 94 126 116
604 464 140 454 260 252 120 368 144 800 288 248 40 226 286 106 84
280 378 202 176 140 120 272 134 128 162 162 268 200 92
1.336 976 360 148 250
1.084 860 224 218 126 232
1.732 1.518 214
132 8,590 7.726
864 7.000 6 146
854 1.590
physician in
hOspim=
42 208 80 142 544 342 202 82 68 198 208 90
3,498 376 458
2,664
62 192 76 518 284 234 68 994 566 486 80
428 94 118 116
604 464 140 454 258 246 118 364 144 792 286 246 40 224 282 106 84
276 378 202 176 140 120 268 134 128 162 162 266 200 92
1.334 914 360 148 248
1.080 856 224 218 126 228
1.732 1.518 214
132 81558 7.700
858 6 * 974 6,126
848 1,584
\ttendmt nut in hospital and not
speolfied
32 26 6 26 20 6 6
SEE FOOTNOTES AT EN0 OF TABLE.
SECTION 3 . NATALITY
B I R W
Total births
636 242 166 162
1s 898 1,234 664 158 106 300
3.334 2 9 792
542 1 . 846 ..... 490
1.488
206 982 644 418 380 38 226 226 160 66 90 188 208
540 202 178 24
338 354 210 648 118
2. 288 1.054 298 320 276 44
756 446 392 54 310 242 144 110 34 844 324 278 46 520
210 15 I 412 12.994 2. 418 9.402 7.238 2.164
98 5. 912
310 390
3.194 1. 774 1. 420 384 614 250 644 288 174 394
716 338 376 152
3-21
BY P W X OF E3SIDEEIcF
Attendant
in hospital'
.
Table 3.1 . Live Births by Attendant and Color: United States. Each State and
. . . 12 8
10 2 . . . 1 . 2 . . . . . . * 2
28 12 16 24 8 16 4
.
County. and Specified Urban Places. 1961-Con .
CLAY ..................... CLINTON .................. CRITTENOEN ............... CUMBERLAND ............... OAVIESS ..................
OWENS80RO ............ BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
EOMONSON ................. ELLIOTT .................. E S T I L L ................... FAYETTE ..................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
LEXINGTON ............ WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... FLEMING .................. FLOYD .................... FRANKLIN .................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE a.
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... FULTON ...................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
GALLATIN ................. GARRARO .................. GRANT ....................
FRANKFORT ............
AREA AND COIOR
3.756
3.220 536
26 6 2 2 4
4 16 76 4
.
KANSAS.CON . SEWARO ...................
LIBERAL .............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ..e.
SHAWNEE .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
GRAVES ................... MAYFIELO .............
WHITE ..... NONWHITE .+
BALANCE OF COUNTY ..e. GRAYSON .................. GREEN .................... GREENUP .................. HANCOCK .................. HARDIN ................... HARLAN ................... HARRISON ................. HART .....................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
TOPEKA ............... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
SHERIOAN ................. SHERMAN .................. SEIITH .................... STAFFORD ................. STANTON .................. STEVENS .................. SUMNER ................... THOMAS ................... TREGO .................... WABAUNSEE ................ WALLACE .................. WASHINGTON ............... WICHITA .................. WILSON ................... WOOOSON .................. WYANDOTTE ................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
KANSAS C I T Y .......... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY ..e.
XENTUCKY ......... WHITE ..e.. NONWHITE ..
AOAIR .................... ALLEN .................... ANDERSON ................. BALLARO .................. BARREN ...................
GLASGOW .............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
BATH ..................... BELL .....................
MIDDLESBOROUGH ....... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
BOONE .................... BOURBON ..................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
BOY0 ..................... ASHLAND .............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
BOYLE .................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BRACKEN .................. BREATHITT ................ BRECKINRIOGE ............. BULLITT .................. BUTLER ................... CALOWELL ................. CALLOWAY ................. CAMPBELL .................
FORT THOMAS .......... NEWPORT .............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
CARLISLE ................. CARROLL .................. CARTER ................... CASEY .................... CHRISTIAN ................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
HOPKINSVILLE ......... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
CLARK ....................
72 8 8 4 4
8
8 4 2 2 20 78 20
.
WINCHESTER ........... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
HENDERSON ................ WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... HENRY .................... HICKMAN ..................
WHITE NONWHITE e.
HOPKINS .................. MAOISONVILLE .........
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .e..
............ HENDERSON
.....
Total births
by county Of
occ-ce
2 I
154 82 6
76 98 20 78 26 16 6 10 10
500 .. .. 4.456 4.088 368 I
I
104 118 184 106
126 436
254 152
.
. . 126 22
252 8
6.268 4.596 1, 672 .. ... I
-I
72.886
66.548 6.338
232 228 6 2
1. 028 .. .. 16
1.114 I ... lo
374 300 74
1. 374 - - 630 564 66 20 108 266
6 56
324 564
2. 102 ... - ... .
300 236 216
2.626 2.068 558 - I
I
I - 592 - .. I -
SHIVELY .............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
JESSAMINE ................ JOHNSON .................. KENTON ...................
COVINGTON ............ BALANCE OF COUNTY ..e.
KNOTT .................... KNOX ..................... LARUE .................... LAUREL ................... LAWRENCE ................. LEE ...................... L E S L I E ................... LETCHER .................. LEWIS ..................... LINCOL .................. LIVINGSTON ...............
(See headnote at heginning of table)
Attendant
Total birth8
448 410 38 ..... ..... 374
3 * 568 536 122 130 146 110 74 100 488
200 94 104 46 168 94 232 60 ..... ..... 952 ..... ..... 914 .....
71.434 ...... 6 I 134
232 232 174 134 598 228 370 212 806 244 562 550 416 342 74
lrlC8 734 434 402 360 42 168 390 336 452 172 228 388
2~070 298 738
1.034
106 186 510 318 972 670 302 464 298 166 508 372 136 518 312 276 36
206
physician in
hospital'
448 410 38
4,092 3.722 370 ..... 534 122 130 146 110 74 98
488
200 94 104 46 168 94 230 60
4.916 ..... 936 ..... ..... 898 ..... ...... ...... ..... 206 226 172 132 594 228 366 196 730 240 490 542 408 338 70
lrl6O 734 426 398 358 40 148 312 316 444 152 228 388 ..... 296 734 ..... 104 186 484 296 792 644 148 382 292 90
410 352 58 492 296 270 26 196
AREA AND COIOR
and not specified I F KENTUCKY..CON .
JACKSON .................. ................ WHITE ..... NONWHITE .e
LOUISVILLE ........... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
. 26 22 180 26
Total. births
by county Of
occurrence
702 302 66 128
2. 310 ... ... 82
6 366
3. 736 3~178 558 ... -. - .. 22
790 694 ... ... I ... 294 220 74 2
186 2
534 .. ... I .. 410
8 578 12
2r 780 1. 116 334 122 102 20
778 ... I ... ... . 142 110 32 894 -. ... - .. 36
169280 139898 2r 382 .. I ... ... ... 72 712
3. 834 ... .- 284 294 2
642 442 38
362
654 114 190 154
520 224 164 130
19864 1 I228 636 156 100 298
3. 314 2.786
528 1 P 832 ..... 480
1.482
182 848 642 418 380 38
224 166 148 18 88
188 206
532 198 178 20
334 344 202 612 106 ..... 924 294 264 234 30
748 442 388 54
306 240 138 110 28 840 324 278 46 516
190 15.336 ...... ..... ..... ..... 2.132
98 5.900
240 364 ..... .....
1.418 152 432 242 600 272 146 304
600 226 330 144
Attendant not in hospital ana not
specified
116 18 2
32 34
6 28 2 6 2 20 6 14 14' 4 10
6
24 134 2 . . . 2 60 12 48 2
2
8 4
4 4 10 8
36 12 18 130 4 56 42 14
8 4 4
4 2 6
6 4
d
.
.
.
. . . 4
20 76 34 42 64 32 32
12 70 26 4 2 2
232 182 8 44 16 28 90
116 112 46 8
.
SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TABLE.
3-22
89.030
54.048 34.982
882 804 78 ... ... ... -. -. ..
734 630 104
294 196 98
392 252 140 430 364 66
394 322 72
160 88 72
566 472 94 - .. ... I- .. .. ...
8.896 4.332 4.564 .. .. .. -I ... .. ...
4. 434 3.196 1.238 - - -I - I .. - 162 140 22
110 246 122 124 250 160 90 302 122 180 222 122 100
6.230 4.826, 1.404
... =I
SECTION 3 . NATALITY
Total II_
Table 3.1 . Live Births by Attendant and Color: United States. Each State and
454 394 60 94
19090 956 134 728 608 120 362 176 198
730 286 244 42 444 164 434 326 158 382 324 106
332 142 260 268 248 592 692 128 288 248 160 92
186 914
1.512 166 632 34
210 298 132 304 272 32
370 316 54
228 198 30 106 386 228 172 56 162 140 22
110 314
1,064 698 606 92
366 290 234
County. and Specified Urban Places. 196GCon .
births
456 396 60 98 .....
958 164 758 610 148 364 332 204
746 286 244 42
460 270 460 326 260 394 362 108
332 162 262 288 268 602 698 136 300 248 162 130
200 976
1.648 186 710 36 254 304 222 306 272 34
372 318 54 236 198 38 108 394 238 174 64 188 148 40
112 326 ..... 700 608
(See headnote at beginning of table)
r w i c i a n in
hospital'
'
AREA AND COLOR
. 336
1.184 . .. . . 2
2 288 42
674 324 392 364 28
.
KENTUCKY.CON a
LOG AN.................,.^ WHITE ..... NONWHITE .a
LYON ..................... MC CRACKEN ...............
WHITE ..e.. NONWHITE .a
PADUCAH .............. WHITE .....
56 228 230
480 168 306 276
30
NONWHITE .a
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... MC CREARY ................ MC LEAN .................. MADISON ..................
RICHMOND ............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... MAGOFFIN ................. MARION ................... .ARSHALL ................. MARTIN ................... MASON .................... MEAOE .................... MENIFEE .................. MERCER ................... METCALFE .................
. MONROE ................... MONTGOMERY ............... MORGAN ................... MUHLENBERG ............... NELSON ................... NICHOLAS ................. OHIO ..................... OLOHAM ................... OWEN ..................... OWSLEY ................... PENDLETON ................ PERRY .................... PIKE ..................... POWELL ................... PULASKI .................. ROBERTSON ................ ROCKCASTLE ............... ROWAN .................... RUSSELL .................. SCOTT ....................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
SHELBY ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
SIMPSON .................. WHITE .. e.. NONWHITE ..
SPENCER .................. TAYLOR ................... TOO0 .....................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
TRIGG .................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
TRIMBLE .................. UNION .................... WARREN ...................
BOWLING GREEN ........ WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WASHINGTON ...............
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
WAYNE .................... WEBSTER .................. WHITLEY .................. WOLFE .................... WOOOFORO .................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
Total births
by county Of
490 426 64 4
1.474 1,294
180 .. ... - - 166 a06
968 . . . .. 110 780 154 100 862 96 112
336 28
364 612 292 618 616 154 208 350 228 40
14 1r 424 1.602
18 866 2
204 210 118 288 250 38
584 508 76 206
32 72 556 108 72 36 168 116 52
174~
BIR'DB BY PLACE OF RESIDENCE
Attendant
92 372 292 234 58
328 234
522 188 310 280 . 30
Attendant not in hospi ta l ana not sgecified
2 2
4 32 2
30
2 28 2
156 6
30
16
16 106 26
102 12 38 2
20 2 20 20 1 0 6 8
I2
2 38
14 62 136
78 2
44 6
90 2
2
2 2
8
8 2 8 10 2 8
26 8
18
20
.
.
.
2 12 8 2 2
6 2
2 100 4
42 20 4 4
.
.
.
AREA AND COIDR
LOUISIANA ......... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
ACADIA ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE . 4
CROWLEY .............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE.,
BALANCE OF PARISH .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE . a
ALLEN .................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE . a
ASCENSION ................ WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
ASSUMPTION ............... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
AVOYELLES ................ WHITE ..... NONWHITE .a
BEAUREGARD ............... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BIENVILLE ................ WHITE ..... NONWHITE . a
BOSSIER .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BOSSIER CITY ......... WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
SHREVEPORT . PART ..... BALANCE OF PARISH ....
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
CAODO .................... WHITE ..e.. NONWHITE . a
SHREVEPORT . PART ..... SHREVEPORT . TOTAL ....
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF PARISH .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE .a
CALCASIEU ................ WHITE ..e.. NONWHITE ..
LAKE CHARLES ......... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
SULPHUR .............. BALANCE OF PARISH ....
WHITE ..... NONWHITE .
CALDWELL ................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
CAMERON .................. CATAHOULA ................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
CLAIBORNE ................ WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
CONCOROIA ................ WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
DE SOT0 .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
EAST BATON ROUGE ......... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BATON ROUGE .......... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
Total births
by county Of Total
births
...... ...... 34. 956 ..... .....
380 466 330 136 ..... 774 244 592 438 154
800 528 272 544 300 244 888 506 382 476 342 134
358 144 214 ..... ..... 530 976 824 152 2
602 224 378
5.712 39008 ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... 550 612 ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... 462 338 ..... ..... 540 190 114 76
202 282 136 146 406 132 274 544 268 276 624 214 41 0 .....
3 s 916 ..... ..... 29476 .....
Attendant
85 746
53~778 31~968
1.446 1.092 354 462 330 132 984 762 222 580 438 142
756 526 230 538 300 238 840 498 342 462 340 122
344 144 200 .....
1.050 506 974 824 150
2 580 224 356
5. 682 3.006 2.676 ..... 4.540 2.456 21082 1.144
550 594
4.172 3.198
9 74 1.828 1.390 438 338
2r006 1. 492
514 188 114 74
200 256 136 120 366 132 234 402 264 138 370 212 358
5.960 3.912 ..... 2#474 19 362
3. 836
3.206
218 2rY88
38 12 26 4
4 34 12 22 12
12
..
.
44 2
42 6
6 4 0 8
40 14 2
12
14
14 24
24 2
2
22
22
30 2
28 12 1 2 2 10 18
18 56 6
50 24
24
32 6
26 2
2
2
4
-4
.
. a
d
..
.
.
1
26 26 40
4C 142 4
138 54 2 52 250 4
246 144
2 142
.
SEE FOOTNOTES AT EN0 OF TABLE.
SECTION 3 - NATALITY
BIRTHS
Total births
2.230. 1.440
790 416 150 266 432
94 338 858 522 336 632 320 312
300 190 110
1.722 1.142
580 928 694 234 794 448 346 852 388 464
348 178 170
6,482 5.210 1.272
666 488 178 632 380 252
5,184 4,342
842
868 620 248 378 266 112 490 354 136
2.708 1,902
806 1.304
802 502
1.404 1.100
304
1,790 1.498
292 376 302
74 1.414 1,196
218 300 246
54 580 300 280 286 194 92
3-23
BY PUEE OF RFSIDEKX
Attendant
Rwsician in
hospital'
Table 3-1. Live Births by Attendant and Color: United States, Each State and County, and Specified. Urban Places, l96Hhn.
(See headnote at beginning of tabk)
NlEA N4D COUlR
LOUISIANA--CON.
EAST BATON ROUGE--CON. BALANCE OF PARISH...
WHITE.... NONWHITE.
WHITE.... NONWHITE.
EAST FELICIANA.......... WHITE.. .. NONWHITE.
EVANGELINE.............. WHITE.. .. NONWHITE.
FRANKLIN................ WHITE.. .. NONWHITE.
. EAST CARROLL............
GRANT..................., WHITE.. .. , NONWHITE.,
IBERIA.................., WHITE...., NONWHITE.,
NEW IBERIA...-......< WHITE... .. NONWHITE.,
BALANCE OF PARISH...< WHITE.. ... NONWHITE.,
IEERVtLLE...............~ WHITE.. ... NONWHITE..
JACKSON.................. WHITE..... NONWHITE..
JEFFERSON................ WHITE..... NONWHITE..
GRETNA............... WHITE..... NONWHITE..
KENNER............... WHITE..... NONWHITE..
BALANCE OF PARISH.... WHITE..... NONWHITE..
JEFFERSON DAVIS.......... WHITE..... NONWHITE..
JENNINGS............. WHITE..... NONWHITE..
BALANCE OF PARISH.... WHITE..... NONWHITE..
LAFAYETTE................ WHITE..... NONWHITE..
LAFAYETTE............ WHITE..... NONWHITE..
BALANCE OF PARISH.... WHITE..... NONWHITE..
LAFOURCHE................ WHITE..... NONWHITE..
THIBOOAUX............ WHITE..... NONWHITE..
BALANCE OF PARISH.... WHITE..... NONWHITE..
LA SALLE................. WHITE..... NONWHITE..
LINCOLN.................. WHITE..... NONWHITE..
RUSTON............... WHITE..... NONWHITE..
Total births
by comty Of
OCC-Ce
2.12 1.43
68 22 14
8 37
9 28 79 5 1 27 55 31 23
29 19 10
1 r69 1.141
55 92 69 231 771 441 32. 72, 381 331
341 171 161
6 r46( 5.201 l i 2 6 (
66t 481 17f 62< 38( 24L
5r16t 4,33;
83t
83C 614 Z l f 366 264 102 464 35c 1 1 4
2.686 1,896
79c 1,284
796
1.402 l r l O C
302
488
1.744 1.486
258 356 298
58 l r388 1,188
200 296 246
50 554 298 256 286 194 92
Attendant not in hospital md not
specified
101
10s 191
181 5
I
3; 2f
f
I
24
24 12E
2 126
2
2 22 10 12
6
6 16 10
6
-
38 6
32 12
2 10 26
4 22 22
6 16 20
6 1 4
2
2 -
46 12 34 20
4 16 26
8 18
4
4 26
2 24
-
- - i
LOUISIANA--CON.
.I NCOLN--CON. BALANCE OF PARISH...,
WHITE...., NONWHITE.,
.IVINGSTON.............., WHITE....< NONWHITE.*
IAOISON... ............... WHITE....# NONWHITE..
IOREHOUSE................ WHITE....* NONWHITE.4
BASTROP.............. WHITE..... NONWHITE..
BALANCE OF PARISH.... WHITE..... NONWHITE..
UACHITA................. WHITE..... NONWHITE..
MONROE............... WHITE... .. NONWHITE..
WEST MONROE.......... WHITE..... NONWHITE..
BALANCE OF PARISH.... WHITE..... NONWHITE..
LAPUEMINES.............. WHITE..... NONWHITE..
) INTE COUPEE............ WHITE-.... NONWHITE..
kPIOES... ............... WHITE..... NONWHITE..
ALEXANDRIA........... WHITE..... NONWHITE..
BALANCE OF PARISH.... WHITE..... RONWHITE..
ED RIVER................ WHITE..... NONWHITE..
ICHLAND................. WHITE.. . NONWHITE..
BINE................... WHITE..... NONWHITE..
r. BERNARD.............. r. CHARLES.. ............ r. HELENA...............
WHITE..... NONWHITE..
WHITE..... NONWHITE..
r. JAMES................
r. JOHN THE BAPTIST.....
WHITE..... NONWHITE..
WHITE..... NONWHITE.
Total births
by comty Of
occurrence
t 24;
4( 20; 55( 301 24t -. -i. - - I -
24,338 12,694 11.644
41510 2,040 21470 --_
608 248 360
4,174 2.380 1.794 -- -- -- --- --- --- 102 76 26
492 372 120 362 276
86 1 4
182 136 46
2
2
516 332 184
12 2
10
-
BlRIILS BY mAcE OF RE5mBIcE
mtal births
294 106 188 748 5 8 0 168 420 114 306 898 348 550 358 190 168 540 158 382
814 370 444 306 174 132 5 0 8 196 312
15.864 8,178 7 9686
2.850 1,726 1.124 1.628
780 848 614 480 134 608 466 142 682 460 222
660 250 410
2.698 1,662 1.036 19172
500 672
1.526 1.162
364 230 90
140
710 264 446 420 272 148 816 676 490 186 208
52 156
628 260 368 642 288 354
Attendnut
268 104 164 738 576 162 234 114 120 730 348 302 314 190 124 416 158 258
670 360 31 0 266 172
94 404 188 216
159810 8.156 7.654
2rQ10 1.724 1.086 1.598
780 818 608 478 130 604 466 138 658 454 204
498 248 250
2,654 1.656
998 1.164
500 664
1.490 1.156
334 218
90 128
662 262 400 418 272 146 814 670 488 182 208
52 156
560 256 304 630 286 344
Atteoaant not in
hospital and not
hpee-
26 2
24 10 4 6
186
186 168
168 44
44 124
124
- - - -
144 10
134 40
2 38
104 8
96
54 22 32
40 2
38 30
30 6 2 4 4
4 24
6 18
-
-
162 2
160 44
6 38
8 - 8
36 6
30 1 2
1 2 -
48 2
46 2
2 2 6 2 4
-
- - - 68
4 64 12
2 10
SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TABLE.
SECTION 3 . NATALITY 3-24
Table 3.1 . Live Births by Attendant and Col.or: United States, Each State and
mtal births
21440 11184' Is256
340 246
94 628 304 324
1b472 634 838 874 506 368
1 s 572 1.006
486 454 374
80 Is118
712 406 ..... 656 396 ..... 938 758 324 182 I42 ..... 756 616 324 110 214 ..... ..... 462
1.054 836 218
1.082 838 244
396 212 184 ..... 866 210 348 254
94 728 612 116 402 334
68
1 s 172 666 506 542 320 222 630 346 284
IrOlO 558 452 340 168 172 670 390 280
510 252 258
County, and Specified Urban Places. 196.1-Con .
A-t
W i C h In
aoJpltal'
(See headnote at beginnins d tabk)
Total births
342 238 104 240
38 202 338 214 124 ......
23.222 330
2.054 498 912 644 ..... 350
2.780 ..... 1.684
510 328 ..... 502 740
2.070 462 458
11150 580 376
11052 39566 I s170 2.396
334 542 23 8 304
892 494 664 ..... 448 228
1. 518
771748 ...... ...... 19714
658 11056 5 . 344 41570
774 776 536 240
4.568 41034
534 ...... 119310
474 22.852 ...... 111158
466 218 248 438 294 144
11102 ..... ..... 644 446
ARER AWD COLOR
Attendan+
physician in
hospitsl'
LOUISIANA.CON . ST . LANORY ...............
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF PARISH .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
QT . MARTIN ............... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
ST . MARY ................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
MORGAN C I T Y .......... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF PARISH .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
ST . TAMMANY .............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
TANGIPAHOA ............... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
HAMMOND .............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF PARISH .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
TENSAS ................... WHITE ..e.. NONWHITE .e
TERREBONNE ............... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
HOUMA ................ WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
BALANCE OF PARISH ..a. WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
UNION .................... WHITE ..e.. NONWHITE ..
VERMILION ................ WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
ABBEVILLE ............ WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF PARISH .e..
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
VERNON ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE .e
WASHINGTON ............... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BOGALUSA ............. WHITE ..e.. NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF PARISH .... WHITE ..... NONWFITE ..
WEESTER .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
MINOEN ............... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF PARISH .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
WEST BATON ROUGE ......... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF
Total births
w coumtp Of
occurrence
1s334 I t 0 7 0
264
LL . k-
-I . 27 0 226
44
1.272 1.034
238 . . .. I . . 500 43 2
68
2.702 1.028 Is674 .. . . . L . 284
62 222
1.694 1 s 530
164 .. . . . .. . 216 162
54 850 804
46 . ... a . I- . 248 216
32
1 s 326 728 598 . . . . . 544 424 120 .. . ... . . I-
60
60 .
'ABLE .
2 -306 I s174 I s132
320 242
7 8 608 302 306
1,378 630 748 852 502 350
11476 1.068
408 412 366
46 ..... 702 362 ..... 656 388 ..... 934 744 322 182 140 ..... 752 604 210 110 100 ..... ..... 440
1.054 836 218
1.054 832 222
382 210 172
Is050 856 194 334 248
86 716 608 ID8 368 328 40
11170 666 504 540 320 220 630 346 284 994 558 436 340 168 172 654 390 264
456 252 204
134 10
124 20
4 16 20
2 10 94
4 90 22
4 18
96 18 78 42
8 34 54 10 4 4
8
8
18 4
14 2
2 16
4 12
114
114 28
6 22
.
.
.
. L ..
28 6
22
14 2
12 26 10 16 14
6 8
12 4 8
34 6
28
2
2 2
2
.
.
. .. .. 16
16 . . . . 16 . 16
54 . 54
LOUISIANA.CON . E S T CARROLL .............
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
#EST FELICIANA ........... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
INN..................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
MAINE ............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
4NDROSCOGGIN ............. AUBURN LEWISTON ............... ............. BALANCE OF COUNTY .e..
4ROOSTOOK ................ PRESQUE I S L E ......... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
.UMBERLAND ............... PORTLAND ............. SOUTH PORTLAND ....... WESTBROOK ............ BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
FRANKLIN ................. iANCOCK .................. (ENNEBEC .................
AUGUSTA .............. WATERVILLE ........... BALANCE OF COUNTY ..e.
CNOX ..................... .INCOLN .................. )XFORO ................... 'ENOBSCOT ................
BANGOR ............... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
'ISCATAPUIS .............. jAGADAHOC ................
BATH ................. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
jOMERSET ................. dALDO .................... .ASHINGTON ............... (ORK .....................
BIDDEFORO ............ SAC0 ................. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
MARYUN& ........ WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
4LLEtANY.r ............... CUMBERLAND ........... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
4NNE ARUNDEL ............. WHITE .....
ANNAPOLIS ............ NONWHITE .. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..e.. NONWHITE ..
3ALTIMORE ................ WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
3ALTIMORE CITY ........... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
.ALVERT .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
.AROLINE ................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
.ARROLL ..................
.ECIL ....................
.HARLES .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
mtal births
by county Of
occ-ce
138 9c 41 91
9t 24C 19r
41 ...... 231641
391
Z l l l l . . ... 3.131 I- ...
4.594 .. .. I- - 612 691
2.56C - .. .. 592 29t 841
3r85i - 3534 304 I - 532 31C 494
2175t ... . .. 69.226
51.891 179331
2 ~ 0 3 1 ... .. 3111i 2.58;
531 -I ... ... .. .. ...
71 51 I t
37183t
I .... 1946 401 16f 24(
2;
11
14C . 042 551 296 262
300 236
6 4 146
38 108 326 214 11z
23.264
22.938 326
21038 494 904 640
3.082 350
2.732 4.336 1.676
506 320 ..... 484 738
2.052 460 458 ..... 552 372
1. 036 3.552 ..... .....
3 2 6 542 238 304
890 416 622
2.166 444 224
Is498
76.324 ...... 16.440
1.704 654
l r050 51314 41358
756 n.? 536 236
4 . 542 41022
520
11*710 ...... 462
22. 440 11.626 101014
462 218 244 418 290 128 ..... ..... 876 630 246
Attendant n& in hospital ana nut specified
42 2
40 94 - 94 12 . I t
208
284 4
16 4 8 4
48
Z6 E 4 8
18 2
. 4a
i s 2 .
16 28
4 16 14
14 8
.
. II
3
2 10 42 28 4 4
20 ..... 426 998
10 4 6
30 12 1 8 4 - 4
26 12 14
7 4 b2 12
412 60
344 4
4 20
4 16
40 6
214 14
200
.
SECTION 3 . NATALITY
464 306 158 210 144 66 254 162 92 .....
604 490 114 ..... 456
2.214 858 772 86 362 250 112
8 . 010 ..... 398 ..... 506 678
6.242 5 b912 330
11.072 ..... ..... 342 ..... 172 ..... ..... ..... 338 232 106 .....
1~072 264
314 206 108 47 8 346
3-25
llr164' 9.974 1 a 190 350
172 8.734 7e590 1. 144 344 236 108
1.412 ..... 314
..... 1
I
402 244 158
116,158
111~824 4. 334
...... ..... 414 ..... ..... ..... 662 ..... ..... 264 788
2 ~ 4 6 4
Table 3.1 . Live Births by Attendant and Color: United States. Each State and County. and Specified Urban Places. 1961-Con .
AREA AM) COLOR
MARYLANO..CON . OORCHESTER ..............
WHITE ...e, NONWHITE.,
CAMBRIDGE ..........., WHITE ...., NONWHITE.,
BALANCE OF COUNTY ..., WHITE .. . , NONWHITE.,
FREDERICK ................ FREDERICK ...........,
WHITE ..... NONWHITE.#
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... GARRETT .................. HARFORD .................. HO.AR0 ...................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE.#
KENT ..................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE.#
MONTGOMERY ............... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
ROCKVILLE ............ TAKOMA PARK. PART .... TAKOMA PARK . TOTAL ... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
WHITE ..... NONWHITE .a
PRINCE GEORGES ........... WHITE ..... NONWHITE I .
COLLEGE PARK ......... HYATTSVILLE .......... TAKOMA PARK. PART .e..
BALANCE OF COUNTY ..a. WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
QUEEN ANNES .............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
S T c MARYS ................ WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
SOMERSET ................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
TALBOT ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
WASHINGTON ............... HAGERSTOWN ........... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
WICOMICO ................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
SALISBURY ............ WHITE ..e.. NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..e.. NONWHITE ..
WORCESTER ................ WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
MASSACHUSETTS. .. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BARNSTABLE ............... BERKSHIRE ................
NORTH ADAMS .......... PITTSFIELO ........... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
BRISTOL .................. ATTLEBORO ............ FALL RIVER ........... NEW BEOFORO .......... SOMERSET TOWN* ....... TAUNTON .............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
T o M births
by county O f
occurrence
516 280 236 .- . ... L ... -
11600 - .. ... - 442
2.276 20 14 6
502 352 150
61556 6.014
542 .. ... 6- .. I -
5,534 4,394 ..... .. - .. ... ... ...
4 2 2
1.370 1.060 310
230 130 100
1 so42 698 344
10916 ... -I
1.872 lr194 678 - .. ... - .. - 1221 6 1
116
117.970
113.552 49418
-I . I
8 . 202 ... . . I .
(See headnote at beeinnine of table)
Attendaut
Total births
574 312 262 260 148 112 314 164 150
1,758 604 490 114
1 n 154
466 2.230
878 784 94 368 252 116
8.044 7.642 402
le270 508 680
61266
390 216 174 486 348 138
1.900 762 ..... ..... 718 398 426 288 138 690 430 260
514 250 264 ....... .......
4. 382
1. 944 3.216 416 ..... ..... ..... 662 ..... ..... 264 790 .....
specified
132 lr888 758
1.130 1 * 102 708 394 416 280 136 686 428 258
11( f
104 5c 4 4f 6C
5f 21
21
1c 16 2c 12
E 6 2 4
34
4 8 2 2
24 22 2
92 64 28
8 6
78 50 28 6 4 2
76 26 50
76 10 66 8 2 6 12 4 8 14 10 4
10 8 2 4 2 2
112 6
106
326
218 48
16 16 2 4 10 16
4 2
2 8
30
.
.
.
AREA AND COLOR
MASSACHUSETTS.. CON,
DUKES .................... ESSEX ....................
BEVERLY .............. OANVERS TOWN* ........ GLOUCESTER ........... HAVERHILL ............ LAWRENCE ............. LYNN................^ MARBLEHEAD TOWN* ..... METHUEN TOWN* ........ NEW BURY PORT.........^ PEABOOY .............. SALEM ................ SAUGUS TOWN* ......... SWAMPSCOTT TOWN* ..... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
'RANKLIN ................. iAMPOEN ..................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE .a
CHICOPEE ............. HOLYOKE .............. SPRINGFIELD ..........
WHITE NONWHITE ..... .. WESTFIELO ............ BALANCE OF COUNTY ..e.
iAMPSHIRE ................ NORTHAMPTON .......... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
IIOOLESEX ................ WHITE ..... NONWHITE a.
ARLINGTON TOWN* ...... BELMONT TOWN* ........ CAMBRIDGE ............ EVERETT .............. FRAMINGHAM TOWN* ..e.. LEXINGTON TOWN* ...... LOWELL ............... MALOEN ............... MARLBOROUGH .......... MEDFORO .............. MELROSE .............. NATICK TOWN* ......... NEWTON ............... READING TOWN* ........ SOMERVILLE ........... STONEHAM TOWN* ....... WAKEFIELD TOWN* ...... WALTHAM .............. WATERTOWN TOWN* ...... WINCHESTER TOWN* ..... WOBURN ............... BALANCE OF COUNTY ..e.
(ANTUCKET ................ (ORFOLK ..................
BRAINTREE TOWN* ...... BROOKLINE TOWN* ...... OEOHAM TOWN* ......... MILTON TOWN+ ......... NEEOHAM TOWN* ........ NORWOOO TOWN* ........ OUINCY ............... RANDOLPH TOWN. ....... WELLESLEY TOWN* ...... WEYMOUTH TOWN* ....... BALANCE OF COUNTY
'LYMOUTH ................. BROCKTON ............. WHITMAN TOWN* ........ BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
iUFFOLK .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BOSTON ............... WHITE . e. NONWHITE ..
CHELSEA .............. REVERE ............... WINTHROP TOWN* .......
IORCESTER ................ CLINTON TOWN* ........ FITCHBURG ............
.Total births
by county Of
94 121452 ... .. .. .. .. ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... -.
924 101842 109178
664 - -. -. - -. ... ... 1.718 ... -.
25, 884 25.572
312 -. .- ... ... ... ... .- -. -. ... -. ... ... .- .- .- ... - .- ... -. - 74
8.152 ... ... - -. - - -. ... -. -. -
4.284 -. - - 28.234 25.520 2, 714 ... ... ... ... - .- 121282 -. -.
BEWB BY PL4CE OF RESIDENCE
Total births
88 12.716
096 558 602
1.060 1,430 29084
414 612 316 878 850 436 256
2.324 ..... ..... 9. 046 642
1.354 ..... ..... ..... 576 596 ..... ..... 474 ..... ......
28,088 332
1,102 504
2,218 1,022 1.262 486 .....
1~226 554 ..... 612 648 ..... 478
2.458 414 524
1,484 lsOlO 352 896
79104 82
11.360 700 754 544 312 472
642 2,208 502 364
1 v 170 3 I 692 6 9 164 2,014
310 3 9 840 17.734 ...... 2 9 594 ...... ...... .....
720 854 434
12 I884 368
1.054
Attendant
+iCian in
hospital'
88 ...... 896 558 600 .....
1 424 ..... 412 612 316 8 76 850 436 256
2.314 ..... 9.654 9.014
640 1. 352 1. 212 4. 120 3.546 574 594
2.376 2.004 470
1.534
29.172 28. 840
332 ..... 504
2.216 ..... 1.260 484
2. 112 1.226 552
1.328 612 648
1.420 476
2.452 414 524
1. 484 ..... 352 896
7.082 82 ...... 700 754 542 312 472
642 ..... 502 362
1.168 3.676 6.134 2.014 308
3.812 17. 668 151106 2.562 15.676 13.140 .....
708 852 432
12. 846 368
1.054
Attendant not in hospital ella not
specified
. 32 . . 2 6 6 4 2 . . 2 . . . . 10
. 34 32 2 2 .
26 24 2 2 4 8 4 4
48 48
2
2
2 2 2
2 2
.
.
.
.
. .. 2 2
6 . . . 2 . .
22
22 . . . 2 . . . . . 2 2 16 30
2 28 66 34 32 50 18 32 12 2 2
38
.
. . SEE FOOTNOTES AT EN0 OF TABLE .
SECTION 3 . NATALITY 3-26
Table 3.1 . Live Births by Attendant and Color: United States, Each State and County. and Specified Urban Places. 1961-Con .
(See headnote at b e p i n g of table)
APE4 AND COylR
MASSACHUSETTS..CON . WORCEST ER-CON
GARDNER .............. LEOMINSTER ........... WORCESTER ............ BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
IhlICHIGAN .......... WHITE ..... NONWHITE.<
ALCONA ................... ALGER .................... ALLEGAN ..................
HOLLAND. PART ........ BALANCE OF COUNTY I..
ALPENA ................... ALPENA .............., BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
ANT RIM.................,^ ARENAC .................., BARAGA .......... ........I BARRY .................... BAY ......................
BAY C I T Y ............, BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
BENZIE ................... BERRIEN ..................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE.<
BENTON HARBOR ........ WHITE ..... NONWHITE.,
N I L E S ..............., ST . JOSEPH ........... BALANCE OF COUNTY ... I
BRANCH .................. CALHOUN .................
WHITE .e.. NONWHITE .
ALBION .............., WHITE .... NONWHITE.,
BATTLE CREEK ........ WHITE .... NONWHITE .
BALANCE OF COUNTY ... CASS ....................
WHITE . NONWHITE .
CHARLEYOIX .............. CHEBOYGAN ............... . ~~
CHIPPEWA ................ SAULT STE . MARIE ..a. BALANCE OF COUNTY ...
CLARE ................... CLINTON ................. CRAWFORO ................ DELTA ...................
ESCANABA ............ BALANCE OF COUNTY ...
DICKINSON ............... EMHET ................... GENESEE. ................
WHITE .... NONWHITE .
F L I N T ............... WHITE .e.. NONWHITE .
BALANCE OF COUNTY ... GLADWIN ................. GOGEBIC .................
IRONWOOD ............ BALANCE OF COUNTY ..e
GRAND TRAVERSE .......... TRAVERSE ............ BALANCE OF COUNTY ...
GRATIOT ................. HILLSDALE ............... HURON ...................
EATON ...................
HOUGHTOI ................
T O W births
by county O f
occ-ce
. L- . ..
i9i1a04 ....... ...... 74 164
1.006 I . 926 . .. 132 108 192 576
3.002 . . 182
3.870 3. 324
546 . . .. I
I
I
774
3r77E 3r43E 34c .. . I .. .. ... - 32C 27i 41 192
322 1109t I
I
43( 454 231 831 .. I
681 671 632
10.68i 9r32t 1 r35t - .. .. .
81 60( . ..
l r 1 0 f I .. 81C
481 68( 731
336 760
3 9 832 6,496
192.014
171~114 20t900
136 202
1.352 52 ..... 828 422 YO6 204
152 736 ..... ..... ..... 200 ..... ..... 496
522 301 434 32C
2 r23L 75c
3 9411 3 r07f 34i 301 221
8( ..... 1 roo€ 24f
lr85f 73f 631 102 32(
230
830
401 1.114 601 50t 35( ..... 10' 81; 401 401 45; ..... 391 ...... .....
1.35( 5 r32f 4r10( 1.221 .....
z5( 45; 19t 251 72d 351 36f 902
831 641 7%
Rttendant not in hospi ta l and not
specified
. . 30
8
1.138
718 420
10
8
8 2
P 6 4
4
18 4 14 4 16 14
2 L
.
.
.
.
2 2 . 2 10 . 16 12 4 4 2 2 6 4 2 6 4 4
1 0 .
2 6
6 .
A 2
12 4 8
6
28 14 14 20 8 12 8 4
4 2 2
18
2
1 4
AREA AND COylR
MICHIGAN..CON . NGHAM ...................
EAST LANSING ......... LANSING .............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
ONIA .................... OSCO .................... RON ..................... SABELLA .................
MOUNT PLEASANT ....... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
ACKSON .................. JACKSON .............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
ALAMAZOO ................ KALAMAZOO ............ BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
ALKASKA ................. ENT .....................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
EAST GRAND RAPIDS ..a. GRAND RAPIDS .........
WHITE .e.. a
NONWHITE., WYOMING.............^ BALANCE OF COUNTY .. I
.EWEENAW .................
.AKE .....................
.APEER ...................
.EELANAU .................
.ENAWEE .................. ADRIAN ............... BALANCE OF COUNTY ..a
.IVINGSTON ...............
.UCE .................... IACKINAC ................ IACOMB ..................
CENTER L I N E ......... EAST DETROIT ........ MOUNT CLEMENS .......
WHITE .... NONWHf TE . ........
ROSEYILLE ........... ST . CLAIR SHORES .... WARREN .............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ...
s * . * IANISTEE . *.
IARQUETTE ............... MARPUETTE ........... BALANCE OF COUNTY e..
IASON ................... IECOSTA ................. .ENOMINEE ...............
MENOMINEE ........... BALANCE OF COUNTY ...
YIDLAND ................. MIDLAND... .......... BALANCE OF COUNTY ...
MISSAUKEE ............... YONROE ..................
MONROE .............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ...
MONTCALM ................ MONTMORENCY ............. MUSKEGON ................
WHITE .... NONWHITE .
MUSKEGON ............ MUSKEGON HEIGHTS.. ..
WHITE .e.. NONWHITE .
BALANCE OF COUNTY e.. NEWAYGO ................. OAKLAND .................
WHITE .... NONWHITE .
BERKLEY ............. BIRMINGHAM .......... CLAWSON ............. FERNOALE ............ HAZEL PARK .......... MADISON HEIGHTS .....
Total births
by county Of
occurrence
6 v 620 ... ... ... 584 720 288 878 ... ...
3. 292 ... ... 4.204 ... ...
74 10.398 9r 732
666 ... ... .- ... ... ... 2
876 28
1. 900 ... ... 744 146 254
5.402 ... ... -. ... ... ... ... -. ... 44(
159f ... ... 42f 45L 67t ... ...
r 501 ... ...
1962; ... .. 1. 511
3.90; 3946; 441 ... ... .., ... ... 69 .
10188, 101341
54 ... ... ... .. .. ..
B I F S B I
!rota1 births
5,572 806
3.022 11744 1,052 716 282 974 382 592
3.150
1.664 4.232 2.004 21228
i14a6
100 9,714 9.060
b54 222 ..... ..... 630 ..... ..... 50 100 ..... 214
1.640 470
19170
886 128 308
12.844 256 956
1.806 I9676
130 1.548 ..... 3.612 2 9 374 432
1.592 586
19006 470 484 526 256 270 ..... 886 592 158
29822 792
21030 860 .....
3.624 446
90
1.290 648 37L 27C
29132 62C
17.25e 169614
644 47L 774 404 83C 714
19322
Attendant
mysician
hospital'
5,546 802
39014 1.730 19040
708 276 970 382 588
3.138 19480 1~658 4. 226 2.004 29222
98 9. 612 .....
646 222
5 I 506 49882
624 1~048 .....
50 96 996 214
19628 464
1.164
880 126 304
121822 251 951
1.802 19 672
13( ..... 2r28E 3. 601 2936i 426
1.581 581
l r 0 0 i 47( 48i 521 25L 261 ..... 881 581 151
2. 811 79
2.021 85 8
4105 3.61.
44 1.28
64 37 26 .... 62
17.19 16.56
63 47 77 40 82 71
1.32
2G 4 8 14 12
8 6 4
4 12 6 1 6
1 *
z 42 34
E
20 14 6
22
4 10
12 6 6
6 2 4 22
4 4
2 4 6 6 4
*
1
.
. .. *
4
4
4 2
2 8 2 6 2
4 2 2 8 4 16 12 4 4 2
2 10
.
.
.
.
. 64 50 14
4 . " 2 2 2
SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TABLE .
SECTION 3 - NATALITY
BlRlTE BY
;;E
804' 2.536 2.048
488 1,892
774 422
6.308 350 200 262 314 78
216
2.568 304 488 540
1,776 328 150
5.160 4.530
630 2,566 2.028
538 2 s 594
2.334 914
1.420 1 000 680 214
1,398 524 874
1.040 1,208
4,574 4 ~ 1 5 6
418 1,806
854 656 198
1.914 59.908 459288 14.620
660 3.730
34.626 21,296 13.330
450 282 I68
1.846 108 156 196 738 586 152 340 640 422 218
l e290 842 448
1.378 2.126
320 502 340 162 790 568
2.084 1,118 6 v 242
3-27
PIACE OF RFSlDXXCE
Attendant
Attendant
in hospital
specified
p h y s i c h not in
aospit& ma not
a Table 3-1. Live Births by Attendant and Color: United States, Each State and I
804 2.524 21038
486 1 ~ 8 9 0
772 420
6 ~ 2 7 2 350 200 262 312
46 216
2.568 304 488 540
1.776 328 148
5.140 4.518
622 2.554 2.024
530 29586
2,310 906
1.404 992 666 214
1.390 522 868
1.032 1,202
4.552 49138
414 1,802
846 652 194
19904 59.422 45,136 141286
660 3,724
34.212 21,208 1 3 ~ 0 0 4
448 282 166
11844 108 154 196 728 580 148 340 636 420 216
1 s290 842 448
1,372 2 9 120
320 500 338 162 788 562
2.078 1.114 6 ~ 2 2 8
County, and Specified Urban Places, 1961-Con. (See headnote at beglnnmg of table)
AREA NO COulR
Total births
by couuty or
occurrence
-I
-I
I -- -I
--. --. I.
501 361 151 291
31 231
2.291
--. -- -I
37;
l i 'I 3L
1
3i
2 2c 12
8 12 4 8 8
24 8
16 8
14
8 2 6 8 6
22 18
4 4 8 4 4
10 486 152 334
6 414 88
326
2
2 2
2
10 6 4
4 2 2
- -
-
- - - 6 6
2 2
2 6 6 4
14
- -
MICHIGAN--CON.
Total births
by county Of
occurrence
BII(THS BY mAcE OF
Total births
392 186 206
8 6 ~ 1 1 2
84.498 1.614
244 3.694
360 784 808 676
1.066 532 648 514 134 516 122 394 212
1.140 638 502 720 254 466 694 596 342 362 258
1.076 708 368 184
90 332
706 254 452
2.582 778 304
1.500 346 416 544 494 906 458 448 714 194 520 166
21,118 20,450
668 1,732 858 346 828 422 380 464
11.266 10.634
632 484
1,074 340 994
1,930
422 244 260 878 338 172 644 254
Attendant
lW6ici.m in
hospital'
388 184 204
85.878
84.268 1.610
242 3.682
360 784 804 674
1.060 532 648 5 14 134 516 122 394 206
1.136 634 502 714 250 464 694 592 342 362 254
1.074 706 368 184 - 90 332
706 254 452
2.578 776 304
1.498 342 416 542 492 902 458 444 714 194 520 166
21,080 20.412
668 1.730
856 346 828 422 378 464
11.242 101610
632 484
1,072 338 994
1.926
422 244 260 872 336 172 640 254
Attendant not i n hospital andm spec-
SEE FOOTNOTES AT END Of TABLE.
3-28
total births
808 322
59.614
27,464 321150
1.076 470 606 696 298 398 380 172 208 504 412 92 222 170 32 282
358 102 256 474 178 296 222 62 160
1.910 372
11538 288 114 174
1.622 258
1.364
378 206 172 218 36 182 434 232 202 194 98 96
274 40 234 328 146 182 506 202 304 ..... 338 ..... 610 232 378 972 106 866 720 270 450
346 166 180 776 198 578
SECTION 3 . NATALITY
Attadnut
€mi- in
hospital'
Table 3.1 . Live Births by Attendant and Color: United States. Each State and County. and Specified Urban Places. 1961-cOn .
(See headnote at beginning of table)
M1NNESOTA.CON . KAN0IYOHI.CON .
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... KITTSON .................. KOOCHICHING .............. LAC QUI PARLE ............ LAKE ..................... LAKE OF THE WOODS ........ L E SUEUR ................. LINCOLN .................. LYON ..................... MC LEO0 .................. MAHNOMEN .................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
MARSHALL ................. MARTIN ................... MEEKER ................... M I L L E LACS ............... MORRISON ................. MOWER ....................
AUSTIN ............... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
MURRAY ................... NICOLLET ................. NOBLES ................... NORMAN ................... OLMSTEO ..................
ROCHESTER ............ BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
OTTER T A I L ............... FERGUS FALLS ......... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
PENNINGTON ............... P I N E ..................... PIPESTONE ................ POLK ..................... POPE ..................... RAMSEY ...................
MAPLEWOOO ............ ROSEVILLE ............ ST . PAUL ............. WHITE BEAR LAKE ...... BALANCE OF COUNTY .e..
REO LAKE ................. REDWOOD .................. RENVILLE ................. RICE .....................
FARIBAULT ............ BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
ROCK ..................... ROSEAU ................... ST . LOUIS ................
OULUTH ............... HIBEING .............. V l R G I N I A ............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
SCOTT .................... SHERBURNE ................
ST . CLOUDS PART ...... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
SIBLEY ................... STEARNS ..................
ST . CLOUD . PART ...... ST . CLOUDS TOTAL ..... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
STEELE ................... OWATONNA ............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
STEVENS .................. SWIFT .................... TOO0 ..................... TRAVERSE ................. WABASHA .................. WAOENA ................... WASECA ................... WASHINGTON ............... WATONWAN ................. WILKIN ................... WINONA ...................
WINONA ............... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
. 166 324 186 356 118 168 264 604 712 96 70 26 152 616
408 616 670 980 I . 262 238 594 140
2.622 . I
912 . . 338 244 302 716 242
13~600 .. I
i
I
68 408 254
970 . I
246 384
5s 518 . I . .
lr 132 2 .. .
244
3.248 . . . 2 L
328 344 446 156 420 432 282
428 316 598 864 . L
Total births
390 164 380 276 432 144 482 176 554 548 192 168 24 334 586
454 342 666 ..... 636 462 344 508 544 172 .....
1.190 826 962 27 0 692
258 346 294 872 248
11.374 492 638
7.982 516
1. 746 130 512 494
788 306 482 272 290
5. 216 ..... 412 258
11978 696 342 68 274 380 ..... 782 972
1.458 664 386 278 280 324 518 198 428 318 358
1.740 342 244 852 464 388
Attendant
386 164 380 274 432 144 482 176 554 548 192 168 24 334 584
448 342 666
1.094 636
344 508 540 170
2.012 Is190
822 954 270 684
458
256 340 294 872 248
11.332 492 632 ..... 512
1 r740 130 512 490
784 304 480 272 290
5*206 2.562 412 258
1,974 692 340 68 272 378
2,234 782 972
1,452 664 386 278 280 322 518 198 428 316 354
19738 340 244 852 464 388
4 . . 2 . L
.
. . . .. 2
6 . . 4
4 . . L
4 2 4
4 8
8
.
.
2 6 . * *
42
6 26 4 6
.
. . 4
4 2 2 . L
10 6 . . 4 4 2
2 2
.
6 . . 6 . L
2 . L . 2 4
2 2 . . . .
MINNESOTA.CON
IRIGHT ................... fELLOW MEDICINE ..........
.... I b l x s s I g ~ I ! ........
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
.DAMS .................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
NATCHEZ .............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY ..e. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
\LCORN ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
CORINTH .............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... MITE....................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE .a
\TTALA ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
3ENTON ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE .a
3OLIVAR .................. WHITE ..e.. NONWHITE.,
CLEVELAND ............ WHITE ..e.. NONWHITE.#
BALANCE OF COUNTY .e.. WHITE ..... NONWHf T E . 4
CALHOUN .................. WHITE . t 4
NONWHITE., .ARROLL ..................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
.ICKASAW ................ WHITE . . 4
NONWHITE., .HOCTAW ..................
WHITE ..e.. NONWHITE ..
WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
CLARKS3ALE.. ......... WHITE ..... NONWHITE .a
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
.OPIAH ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE. .
.OVINGTON ................ WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
)E SOT0 .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
636 534
59,998
27.738 32.260
1.598 658 940 . . . I .. I
530 428 102 . . . .. 182 12
170 480 188 292 126 2
124 1 r 994 342
1, 652 .. .. -L . . . 372 174 198 186 18
168 406 236 170 176 90 86
198 18 180 158 84 74
484 188 296
,566 362 . 204 . .. .. .. .. - 856 306 550
194 138 56
688 82
606
806 322
43.312 ...... ...... lrO68 468 600 688 296 392 380 172 208 448 404 44 200 170 30 248
198 102 96 266 178 88 96 60 16 ..... 366 708 244 114 1 3 0 830 252 578
306 200 106 72 32 40 322 228 94 136 92 44
108 40 68 282 146 136 336 202 134
048 334 514 516 232 284 332 102 230 612 266 346
310 162 148 474 196 278
4ttendant not in hospital and not
specified
2 d
16.302
282 16tOZO
. * .
5b
48 a
a2 - 22 34
160
160 208
d
. 208 126 2
124 836
6 830 44
44 792
6 786
1
72 6 66 146 4
142 112 4
1 0 8 58 6 52
166
166 46
46 170
170
734 4
730 94
94 640 4
636 108 4
104
36 4
302 2
300
..
.
.
. .
a2
SEE FOOTNOTES AT EN0 OF TABLE .
3-29 SECTION 3 - NATALITY
Table 3-1. Live Births by Attendant and Color: United States, Each State and County, and Specified Urban Places, 1961-Con.
BIRlllS
Total bi-
1.404 872. 532 910 514 396 494 358 136 208 80 128 320 278 42
202 144 58
536 212 324 306 234 72
3 9 922 3.196
726 1.694 1.462
232 168 518 250
1.460 1.216
244
5.634 2.814 2.820 4.230 2.298 1,932 1.404
516 888 754 114 640 612 112 500 98 24 74
240 1,658 1.206
452 556 380 176
1.102 826 276 448 154 294 264 24
240
316 126 190
1.454 908 546 742 374 368 712 534 178 274 60
214
(See headnote at beginning of table)
BY PLACE OF RESIDEHCE
Attendant
Attendant
in hospital
specified
physician not in
hospital1 and not
I AFEA M i 3 COIDR
Total births
by county O f
occurrence
MISSISSIPPI-CON.
FORREST.................. WHITE.. ... NONWHITE..
HATTIESBURG.......... WHITE..... NONWHITE..
BALANCE OF COUNTY....
GRENADA................... WHITE..... NONWHITE..
HANCOCK.............,.,.. WHITE..... NONWHITE.
HARRISON................. WHITE..... NONWHITE..
BILOXI............... WHITE..... NONWHITE..
GULFPORT............. WHITE..... NONWHITE..
BALANCE OF COUNTY.... WHITE..... NONWHITE..
WHITE..... NONWHITE..
ITAWAMBA................. JACKSON...................
WHITE..... E(0NWHITE..
PASCAGOULA........... WHITE..... NONWHITE..
BALANCE OF COUNTY.... WHITE..... NONWHITE..
JASPER................... WHITE..... NONWHITE..
JEFFERSON................ WHITE..... NONWHITE..
JEFFERSON DAVIS.......... WHITE..... NONWHITE..
JONES.................... WHITE..... NONWHITE..
LAUREL............... WHITE..... NONWHITE..
BALANCE OF COUNTY.... WHITE..... NONWHITE.
KEMPER................... WHITE..... NONWHITE..
le60 le16
43 - -- I -- -_ - 14 5 8
31 27 4
14 9 5
54 21 32 20 13 6
4.21 3.45
75 - -- -- - -- - - - -- 6 -20 3.18 3.01 -- I -- -- -- - 77 13 6 4 60 9
51 3
3
7 1.34
92 42 - - - - - I
8 1 7 10
10
25 12 12
2 r58 1.22 1.36 - - - -- - L
201 3,
161
1.258 8 72 386 812 514 298 446 358 88
182 80 102 304 2 76 28
176 142 34
260 210 50
270 232 38
3.550 3.160
390 1 ~ 6 0 8 1 e450
158 660 516 144
1.282 lr194
88
5,072 21808 2.264 3.978 2 ~ 2 9 6 le682 1.094
512 582 204 108 96
186 110 76 68 24 44
230 1.434 1 *202
232 414 380 94
960 822 138 382 154 228 162 24 138
238 124 114
1,414 904 510 728 372 356 686 532 154 140 58 82
14t
146 98
98 48
48 26
26 1t 2 14 26 2
24
216 2
274 36 2
34 372 36
336 86 12 7 4 108
2 106 178 22 156
562 6
556 252
2 25 0 310 4
306 550
6 544 426
2 424 30
30
10 224 4
220 82
82 142 4
138 66
66 102
102
78 2
76 40 4
36 14 2
12 26 2
24 134
2 132
-
-
- -
WHITE...., NONWHITE.,
PEARL RIVER.... .......... WHITE.. - 4
NONWHITE.4
BIRlllS BY PLRCE OF RESIDENCE
by county 0c;E.e 1 births Total
518 288 230 94 68 26
2.132 le034 1.098 --- --- -- -- - --
164 52
112 308 140 168
1.308 960 348 --- -- --- -- --- --- $568 444 ,124 --- I- --- -- --- --- 610 378 232
,488 864 624 --- --- --- --- --- --- 966 162 804 484 266 218
728 132 596 746 384 362 360 150 210 436 242 194 404 262 142
518 110 408 786 332 454 822 226 596 586 448 138
556 314 242 318 246 72
1.738 862 876
1.220 616 604 518 246 272
248 128 120 380 160 220
1.058 724 334 390 288 102 668 436 232
11536 400
1.136 638 292 346 898 108 790 608 342 266
1.410 782 628 744 390 354 666 392 274
le018 194 824 572 338 234
742 152 590 778 418 360 340 130 210 452 268 184 424 232 192
508 114 394 760 314 446 848 248 600 472 308 164
Attendant
Physician in
hospital1
350 310 40
316 246 70
1.524 862 662
1,108 616 492 416 246 170
176 126 50
286 160 126 942 720 222 354 286 68
588 434 154
524 398 126 362 290 72
162 108 54
522 340 182
968 768 200 488 386 102 480 382 98
412 188 224 430 326 104
286 152 134 574 412 162 198 128 70
386 262 124 364 230 134
212 112 100 556 310 246 538 244 294 458 308 150
Rttendant not in hospital and not
specified
206 4
202 2
2 214
214 112
112 102
102
72 2
70 94
94 116 4
112 36 2
34 80 2
78
11012 2
lrOlO 276
2 274 736
736 86 2
84
442 14
428 256 4
252 186 10
176 606
6 600 142 12 130
456
- - - -
-
-
- 456 204
6 198 142
2 140 66 6
60 60 2
58
296 2
294 204 4
200 310 4
306 14
14 -
SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TABLE.
082-413 0 - 83 - 3
3-30
186 138 48
864 382 482 310 180 130 554 202 352 324 234
90 414 348
66
706 170 536 708 390 318 546 304 242 346
6 4 282 498 266 232 330 182 148
180 110 70
1.376 274 ..... 786 166 620 574 130 444 320 248
72 248
628 70
558 392 286 106 298 144 154
1. 096 502 594 784 342 442 312 160 152 .....
1 ~ 6 1 6
SECTION-3 . NATALITY
I
Table 3.1 . Live Births by Attendant and Color: United States. Each State and County. and Specified Urban Places. 1961-Con .
(See headnote at beginning of table)
AREA ARD COIBR
MISSISSIPP1.CON . PERRY ....................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
PIKE ..................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
MC COMB .............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
PONTOTOC ................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
PRENTISS ................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
PUITMAN .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
RANKIN ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
SCOTT .................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
SHARKEY .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
SIMPSON .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
SMITH .................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
STONE .................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
SUNFLOWER ................ WHITE ..... NONWHITE .a
TALLAHATCHIE ............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
TATE ..................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
TIPPAH ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE .e
TISH0MINGO.r ............. TUNICA ...................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
UNION ....................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
VICKSBURG ............ WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
WASHINGTON ............... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
GREENVI LLE ........... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..... NONWH1TE.r
WAYNE .................... WHITE. .... NONWHITE ..
WEBSTER .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE .a
mtal births
by county Of
48 44
4 954 448 506 . I . . I . 330 246
84 462 390
72
34E 21i 23C
36 194 43 € 23f 20i
7f 4i 34
15C 1oc
5c 1.288
248 1.041
73f 131 60f 42C If
404 364 28C
84 18C
641 61
58C 39f 29( lot 47; 291 I7t
1945i 601 841 I
. . . I
2.561 911
1. 641 . L . I . . 431 301 131 161
81 81
524 704
1.252 340 912 45 0 252 198 202 118
84
Attendant
physician in
hospital'
180 138 42
696 382 314 298 180 118 398 202 196 272 232 40
400 348
52
462 164 298 640 386 254 434 298 136 210 64
146 438 266 172 294 180 114
144 108 36
544 260 284 252 162 90
202 128
74 280 244
36 248
238 70
168 308 278
30 222 136 86
966 502 464 692 342 350 274 160 114 ..... 856
lrO2O 996 518 478 880 338 542 382 250 132 144 112 32
Attendant not in hospi ta l ana not specified
6
6 168
168 12
12 156
156 52
2 50 14
14
244 6
238 68 4
64 112
6 106 136
136 60
60 36 2
34
36 2
34 832
14 818 534
4 530 372
2 370
4 0 4
36
.
.
.
.
.
.
390
390 84
8 76 76
8 68
13C
13t 92
91 38
31
604
5% 232
6 226 372
i 37c
6€ 2
66 58 6
52
e
HISSISSIPPI.CON . WILKINSON ................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE .e
WINSTON .................. WHITE NONWHITE ..
YALOBUSHA ................ WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
YAZOO .................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE .e
YAZOO CITY ........... WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
BALANCE OF COUNTY a*.. WHITE .a e.. NONWHITE ..
MIssouRI .......... WHITE ..... NONWHITE .e
ADAIR .................... KIRKSVILLE ........... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
ANDREW ................... ATCHISON ................. AUDRAIN ..................
MEXICO ............... BALANCE OF COUNTY ..e.
dARRY .................... BARTON ................... BATES .................... BENTON ................... BOLLINGER ................ BOONE ....................
COLUMBIA ............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
BUCHANAN ................. ST . JOSEPH ........... BALANCE OF COUNTY .
BUTLER ................... POPLAR BLUFF ......... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
CALDWELL ................. CALLAWAY .................
FULTON ............... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... CAMOEN ................... CAPE GIRARDEAU ...........
CAPE GIRARDEAU ....... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
CARROLL .................. CARTER ................... CASS ..................... CEDAR .................... CHARITON ................. CHRISTIAN ................ CLARK .................... CLAY .....................
GLADSTONE ............ KANSAS CITY. PART .... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
CLINTON .................. COLE .....................
JEFFERSON CITY ....... WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
BALANCE OF COUNTY .e..
COOPER ................... CRAWFORO ................. DADE ..................... DALLAS ................... DAVIESS .................. DE KALE ................. DENT ..................... DOUGLAS .................. DUNKLIN .................. FRANKLINb ................ GASCONADE ................ GENTRY ...................
Total births
by connty Of
uccurrence
431 171 261 401 181 22; 291 122 168 841 251 591 .. ... .. -. I_ -
10lrl8l
87~531 13,651
871 I
L
I 254 721 .. I . 491 18: 231
51 4:
Is731 I . ..
2 1441 - I
1.131 I .. 271 I . I ... -
31 1933: - . ...
191
831 161 1;
1.808 I . I
. 281
1*501 I
I .. I
261 93 81 6; 41 31
21' 11
1.141 lr2b1
151
368 72
296 410 176 234 266 104 162 902 276 626 314 122 192 588 154 434
97.056
839824 13,232
264 304 156 240 128 172
Is386 880 506
1.970 1.706
264 752 380 372 134 438 156 140
16 202 140 868 526 342
224 88
578 172 180 214 162
2.176 166
19054 956 202 942 594 560
34 348
284 262 112 144 124 118 210 146 928 ..... 198 148
A t t e n h t
Fllysiciaa in
hozpital'
208 72
136 242 176
66 172 104
68 350 270
80 154 122 32
196 148 48
...... 02.628 12. 566
436 298 138 106 168 528 274 254 380 156 222 126 172 ..... 880
..... ..... 260 602 344
5 0 1
524 340
222 82
560 166 172 2 l t 15€
2s16f 16f
1.041 952 20c 93i
556 3i
341
58e
28i 204 111 I41 108 114 202 126 894
I r l O C 196 i4e
Attendant nut in huspltal and nut
cpecified
160
160 168
160 94
94 552
6 146 160
160 392
6 $86
.
..
.
3
1.8b2
15196 666
6 2 4 4 4
10
10 4
1 8 2
4
k
64 50
4 70 36 34 2 2 2
2
2 4
..
. 1 .
.. a
2 2
2 6
10 6 8 4 4
6 4 2
10 6 4 2 4
2 58
2 16 4 8
20 a4 10
2
..
.. SEE FOOTNOTES AT EN0 OF TABLE .
SECTION 3 . NATALITY
10 10 . . 12 6 4 2 6
6 8 8
110 56 54
8 86 92 34 52
4 12 12
16 4 '
12 12
.
.
. 52 10 2
8 4
12
6
.
.
. . 10 4 2 2 2 2 . 2 6
124 6
118 4
10 4 2
228 94
134
228 94
134 6
6
.
.
a
..... I
204 212 472
14 2
152 130 22
504 278 ...... ...... ..... - . ... - .. - . . .
lr95O . .. I- . 796 702
38 454 348 332
8 510 322 380
2 226 226
1.050 . . .. .. 106 224 348 162 186 84 12 4
148 336 174 162 . ... . -I
484 . . 400 96
4 88
944 544 400 562 892 .. .. 810 -I .. 364
98 1.176
.
3-31
2.702 29076'
626 206 192 328 50
112 210 176 34
428 170 ...... ......
3 198 29194 ...... ...... 89388 3 9 164
498 ..... ..... 10
11630 240 778 818 612
Is728 552 106 410 47 8 392 232 314 262 286 202 278 180 116 652 452 454 200
84 306 568 380 188 172 202 228 190 740 546 194
2 738 544 194 586 40
546
408 154 208 116 990 584 406 334 796 558 238 616 272 344 348 560 188 532
'
Table 3.1 . Live Births by Attendant and Color: United States. Each State and
2.692 ..... 626 206 180 322 46 110 204 176 28
420 162 ......
121514 ..... ..... 11.466 12. 514 ..... .....
494 ..... ..... 10
1 e614 236 766 806 612
11676 542 104 410 470 388 220 314 256 286 202 268 176 114 650 450 452 200
82 300 444 374 70
168 192 224 188 512 452
60 2
510 450 60
580 40
540
406 150 208 106 758 522 236 332 790 558 232 610 272 338 348 558 172 532
AReA AlUi COLOR
M1SSOURI.CON . GREENE ...................
SPRINGFIELD .......... BALANCE OF COUNTY ..a.
GRUNOY ................... HARRISON ................. HENRY .................... HICKORY .................. HOLT ..................... HOWARD ...................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
HOWELL ................... IRON ..................... JACKSON ..................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
INDEPENDENCE ......... KANSAS C I T Y * PART ..e. KANSAS CITY. TOTAL ...
WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
RAYTOWN .............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
JASPER ................... CARTHAGE ............. JOPLINs PART ......... JOPLIN. TOTAL ........ BALANCE OF COUNTY ..e.
JEFFERSON ................ JOHNSON .................. KNOX ..................... LACLEDE .................. LAFAYETTE ................ LAWRENCE ................. LEWIS .................... LINCOLN .................. L I N N ..................... LIVINGSTON ............... MC OONALO ................ MACON .................... MADISON .................. MARIES ................... MARION ...................
HANNIBALi PART ....... HANNIBAL . TOTAL ...... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
MERCER ................... MILLER ................... M I S S I S S I P P I ..............
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
MONITEAU ................. MONROE ................... MONTGOMERY ............... MORGAN ................... NEW MAORI0 ...............
WHITE ..... NONWHXTE ..
SIKESTON . PART ....... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
NEWTON ................... JOPLINo PART ......... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
NOOAWAY .................. OREGON ................... OSAGE...............^,,., OZARK .................... PCMISCOT .................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
PERRY .................... PCTTIS ...................
SEOALIA .............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
PHELPS ................... ROLLA ................ BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
P I K E ..................... PLATTE ................... POLK ..................... PULASKI ..................
County. and Specified Urban Places. 196bCon . (See headnote at bebinning of table)
I B I W S BY PULCE OF RESDJZCE
MISSOURI.CON . PUTNAM ................... RALLS ....................
HANNIBAL . PART.% ..... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
RANDOLPH ................. MOBERLY .............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
RAY ...................... REYNOLDS ................. RIPLEY ................... ST . CHARLES ..............
ST . CHARLES .......... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
ST . CLAIR ................ ST . FRANCOIS ............. ST . LOUIS ................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BELLEFONTAINE NEIGHBORS ...........
BERKELEY ............. BRENTWOOD ............ CLAYTON .............. CRESTWOOO ............ FERGUSON ............. FLORISSANT ........... JENNINGS ............. KIRKWOOO ............. MAPLEWOOD ............ OVERLAND ............. RICHMOND HEIGHTS ..... ST . ANN .............. UNIVERSITY C I T Y ..e r . . WEBSTER GROVES ....... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
ST . LOUIS C I T Y ........... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
STE . GENEVIEVE ........... SALINE ................... SCHUYLER ................. SCOTLANO ................. SCOTT ....................
SIKESTON . PART ....... SIKESTONI TOTAL ......
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... SHANNON .................. SHELBY ................... STO0OARO.r ............... STONE .................... SULLIVAN ................. TANEY .................... TEXAS .................... VERNON ................... WARREN ................... WASHINGTON ............... WAYNE .................... WEBSTER .................. WORTH .................... WRIGHT ...................
MONTANA .......... WHITE ..e.. NONWHITE ..
BEAVERHEAO ............... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BLAINE ................... WHITE ..e.. NONWHITE ..
BROAOWATER ............... CARBON ................... CARTER ................... CASCADE ..................
GREAT FALLS .......... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
CHOUTEAU ................. CUSTER ................... DANIELS ..................
B I G HORN .................
116 8 I
I
568 I .- 334 10
168 1.434 .. ..
82 938
7.616 7.202
414
- I .. - - I
I . I
. . I .. . ..
29s 948 21.466
8.482 16
472 2 2
922 .. I . .. .
26 12
584 4
124
218 574 280
2 130
6 190
4 180
17.196
15.844 1.352
174 278
76 202 152
4 148 60 90 58
2r 542 .. .. 60
464 54
BIRIXS BY PUCE OF RgqmgscE
120
1-10
172 2
436 258 178 344 90
162 1 $748
922 826 110 730 ...... ...... 564
106 452 308 234 338 500
11572 314 578 254 798 258 508 712 398 ..... ..... 384 ...... ...... ..... 288 442 100 112 846 378 380 290
88 468 146 150 614 164 98
190 382 314 I66 364 148 258
64 270 ...... ......
1 348
202 324 176 148 224 124 100 56
128 58 ..... .....
462 152 344 70
I Z C 164
2 162 428 256 172
80 154 ..... 922 824 108 704 ...... ...... 564
340
106
308 234 336 500 ..... 312 578 254 796 258 508 708 398 .....
81550 384 ...... ...... ..... 280 434
98 110 776 328 330 290 38
448 118 140 560 160 98
186 376 314 164 260 144 256 60
252 ...... 15.918 .....
200 320 174 146 224 124 100 56
126 54 .....
1 s 970 462 150 340 70
45 0
. 8
8 8 2 6 4
10 8 2
2 2
26 54 54
.
.
.
. 2 . . 2
4 2
.
. . 2 . . 4
38 38
.
46 28 18 8 8 2 2
70 50 50
60 20 28 10 54 4
.
. 4 b
2 104 4 2 4 18
128
102 26
2 4 2 2
.
* . . . 2 4 4 4
2 4
.
.
SEE FOOTNOTES AT EN0 OF TABLE .
3-32
(See headnote at beginning of table)
I 1
SECTION 3 - NATALITY
I
?&
336 354' 262 92 98
352 720 228 492 656 392 264 48
400 172 22 8 20 6 4
528 304 224 158 66 48 82
292 202 90
772 580 192 74
338 66 84 80
80 1.154
672 482 104 236 22
164 202 58
176 36
222 286 348 196 152 190 104 86
164 130
1,022 740 282 82 52
164 234 50
702 50 42
1.992 1.330
662
- 34,534
32.948 1.586
554 428 126 248 26 18
WHITE..... NONWHITE..
LEWIS AND CLARK..........
Attendent
phvsician in
hospital1
WHITE..... NONWHfTE..
320 326 I
I-
68 410 780 -- - 662 -- I
38 462 192 27 0
18
658 - -- - -I
302 200 102 818 - I
90 264
6 52 58
46 19280 I- - 60
236
108 210
140 6
214 326 396 222 174 112 98 14
106 144
1,148 - I
70 58
128 166
684 62
2.224
- - - -
34.428
329842 1.586
718 - - 304 - -
B m BY PUCE OF RFsmENcE
336 354 262 92 98 344 718 228 490
390 26C 48
40C 172 228 2c 64
524 302 222 158 64 48 78
28t 198 88
768
188 74
338 68 84 76
8C 1.154
672 482 104 234 27 164 198 58
174 36
286 348 196 152 174 1oc 74
162 130
11022 740 282 82 52 146 226 50
696 50 42
1,984 1,328
656
650
580
220
34.424
32.852 1.572
554 428 126 248 26 18
i l
LINCOLN.................. NORTH PLATTE......... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
Total births
by county Of
occurrence Total births
I - 144 314 68 128 564 --- -- 134 166
34 96
186 368
2 162
400 296
226 572 22
134 776
-
-
-- --- 101886 9r726 1.160 --- --- -- ---
42 98 54 2
134 584 --- I-
70 130 - - 52
992 --- --- 48 6 4
54 334 30 146 188 118 136 220
224 140
4.502
-
-
--- --- 732 --- --- - - - 826 --- --- 128 78
132 98
122 574 84 80
168
20 232 274 90 80 556 318 238 188 210 394 336 84
224 352 144 176
258 324 308 198 486 54 164 828 550 278
101518 9.286 1.232 91362 81136 1.226 1.156
82 162 96 68
126 520 288 232 76 78 44 22 76
768 578 190
164 86 38 86
296 16 146 202 124 104 208 46
220 282
4,368 4.082
286
684 468 216 26 16 12
512 316 196 180 142 126 136 158 354 82 74
188
Attenclsnt
1 20
230 268 88 80
554 316 238 188 210 392 332 84
222 348 142 176
258 324 308 198 486 54
164 828 550 278
10.496 9.272 1.224 91344 8.126 11218 1.152
BZ 162 96 66 126
288 230 76 78 44 22 76 764 576 188
164 86 38 86
296 16
I42 202 124 104 208 46 218 272
4.364 4.078
286
674 460 214 Zb 16 10
510 316 194 180 142 126 134 158 354 82 74 188
5r8
SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TABLE.
i
SECTION 3 - NATALITY 3-33
! ! Table 3-1. Live Births by Attendant and Color: United States, Each State and
ARER AllD COIDR
WHITE..... NONWHITE..
County, and Specified Urban Places, 1961-Con.
mtal births
by county Of
OCCUrPePCe
272 642 I ---
86 490 280
36 208
1,082 244 982 --- -- 254
282 126
- 154
182 106 7 6
150 270 178 120
306 -
8,092
7,096 996
240 3.964 3.374
590 - -- -- -- I
I- - 280 234
46
2
176 34 20
142 184
82 102
52 324 314
10 46
2.372
..
- - -- --- 256
13.426
13.390 36
684 -- - 338 762 --- -- 816 - --
(See headnote at beginning of table)
%tal births
218 652 376 276 104 372 268
62 204 778
860 346 514 254
194 114 42 96
152 24
132 68
140 268 204
84 26
290
390
200
8.084
78110 974
236 4.012 3.422
590 376
2,258 1.760
498 662 716 108 276 240
36 8
10
178 38 40
190 112
96 16 92
166 146
20 66
2 * 294 1.440
452 402 258
13.914
13.854 60
714 354 360 294
1.000 432 568 734 336 398
-
Attendant
physician in
hospital'
218 650 374 276 104 372 266 62
204 776
858 344 514 254
194 114 42 96
152 24
196 130 66
140 268 202
84 24
288
390
8.060
7.098 962
236 4.000 3 $418
582 374
2,252 1.760
492 660 714 108 276 240
36 8 8
174 38 38
190 112
96 16 90
166 146
20 66
2.292 1,438
452 402 258
13.882
13 ,822 60
714 354 360 294 994 430 564 734 336 398
-
Attendant not in hospital ma. not specified
AREA AND COIDR
WHITE..... NONWHITE..
WHITE..... NONWHITE..
HASBROUCK HEIGHTS....
Total births
by county Of
occurrence
130.326
1 1 1 ~ 8 3 2 18.494
3.028 2.236
792
Attendant
Tota l births
1.002 4.316 2.124 1.020 1 , 172 1.458
576 882
2.420 608
1.812 1.430
544 336 550 546 252 294
135.380
116,692 18.688
3.218 2,394
824 1.044
438 606 400 308
92 1.774
15,238 14,778
460 532 334
364 360 460 296 164 526 528 608 152 664 528 136 236
444 216
548 394 304 452 242 260 372 212 358 282 564 146 230 200
4.612
638
6.108 5.670
438 334 268
66 292 446
56 4.980 9.514 8.206 1.308
212 352
Physician in
hospital'
996 4.302 2.118 1.020 1 t 164 1.456
576 880
2.416 608
1,808 1.430
544 336 550 546 252 294
134.456
l l 6 r 1 7 0 18.286
3,178 2.372
806 1.032
434 598 400 308
92 1,746
15.188 14.732
456 532 332-
360 360 456 296 160 524 524 608 152 660 524 136 236 638 444 216
548 394 304 452 236 260 372 212 358 278 562 146 230 198
4.596
6.094 5.664
430 330 268
62 292 446
56 4.970 9 9 466 8.166 1.300
212 350
Attendant not in hospital and not specified
924
522 402
40 22 18 12
4 8 - - -
28 50 46
4
2
4
4
4 2 4
.-
- -
- - 4 4 - - - - - - - - - 6 - - - 4 2 - - 2
16
14 6 8 4
4 - - - - 10 48 40
8
2 -
SEE FOOTNOTES AT END 01 IABLE.
SECTION 3 . NATALITY 3-34
Table 3.1 . Live Births by Attendant and Color: United States, Each State and
BIRlgS
p s
3,150. 2.080 1 070
370 500 396 222 568 662
3.082
988 2.632 2. 040
592 662 390 272 432 858 680 448 232
20r116 13.562
6.554 742
1 . 072 222
1. 608 1.160
448 lr050
422
268 206 720 522 198
10.766 5 ~ 1 3 0 5.636
528 794 600 194 186 230 746 556
3 9 424 3. 096
328 274 206
68 548 486
62 2. 602
13.142 11. 378 / :::E:
240 1.096
6.452 4.890 1 ~ 5 6 2
730 772 166
le118 250 744 122
1 s 146 5.826 4. 620 lr206
542 1.544-
182
\
County. and Specified . Urban Places. 196.1-Con.
BY PIACE OF REsmwcE
Attendmt
Fwsician in
hospital'
'
(See headnote atbeginnii of table)
Total births
2,490 19536
954 Is068
10.518 99970
548 488 990 244 502 248 938 726 212 756 540 426 276
1. 760 3.350
81006 6 t 874 .....
384 162 222 344 276
68 690 594
96 924 520 350 170
528 330 228 102
4 . 286 3. 828
458 6.004
394 312 468 384 84
506 41324 2.926
256 2.670
8. 906 7 ~ 6 3 8 1. 268 .....
330 ..... 3 s 564 2t518 1. 046
190 662 .....
11418 ..... 306 ..... 294 338 . 332 402
29036 1 9 184
109322 ..... ..... 256 446
AREA AND COIOR physician
in hospital1
NEW JERSEY.CON . CAMDEN.CON .
CAMDEN ............... WHITE .e. e.
NONWHITE e. COLLINGSWOOD ......... DELAWARE TWP* ........ GLOUCESTER C I T Y ...... HAODON TWP* .......... HADDONFIELD .......... PENNSAUKEN TWP* ...... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
CAPE MAY ................. CUMBERLAND ...............
WHITE ..e. a
NONWHITE .. BRIDGETON ............
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
. M I L L V I L L E ............ VINELANO ............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
ESSEX .................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
BLOOMFIELD ........... CEDAR GROVE TWP* ..... EAST ORANGE ..........
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
IRVINGTON ............
~'ELLEVILLE ...........
LIVINGSTON TWP* ...... MAPLEWOOD TWP* ....... MILLBURN TWP* ........ MONTCLAIR ............
WHITE ..... NONWHITE .a
NEWARK ............... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
NUTLEY ............... ORANGE ...............
WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
SOUTH ORANGE ......... VERONA ............... WEST OIANGE .......... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
GLOUCESTER ............... WHITE ..... NONWHITE .a
GLASSBORO ............ WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
WOODBURY ............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BAYONNE .............. HARRISON ............. HOBOKEN .............. JERSEY C I T Y ..........
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
KEARNY ............... NORTH BERGEN TWP. .... SECAUCUS ............. UNION C I T Y ........... WEEHAWKEN TWP* ....... WEST NEW YORK ........ BALANCE OF COUNTY ..e.
HUNTERDON ................ MERCER ...................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
EWZNG TWP* ........... HAMILTON TWP* ........ PRINCETON ............
I_ . . ._ I . . . . . 79c
3.00; 2s34t
654 . -I . . I . .. ..
22, 901 16~37C 6.536 ... .. I ... . I
I .. . .. .. I
I . .. I .. .. I . . .. .. ...
lr65t 1.611
4( I
I
I . . . 13s5W 11977t
1.766 I . . I . . Y
L
I
I
I
I
I
886 7 . 386 6s13f 1 r25i . . .
SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TABLE .
3,138 2,072 1.066
370 496 390 222 568 660
3.060
954 2,584 2.028
556 658 386 272 432 854 640 444 196
19. 880 13.490 .....
740 1. 070
222 ..... ..... 440
1 so48 420
268 204 716 520 196
10*570 5.084 .....
528 788 596 192 186 228 746 548 .....
39080 316 268 204
64 544 482
62 ..... 13.026 l l r 3 0 4 1 s722 19444
238 ..... ..... ..... 19524
726 770 166 ..... 248 736 122
1 130 5.800 49612 .....
542 ..... 182
Attendant not in hospital. and not specified
12 8 4
4
2 22
34 48 12 36
4 4
4 40
4 36
236 72
164 2 2
10 2 8 2 2
2 4 2 2
196 46
150
6 4 2
2
8
28 16 12 6 2 4 4 4
18 116 74 42
8 2
18
68 30 38
4 2
4 2 8
16 26 8
18
4
AREA ARD COIDR
NEW JERSEY..CON . MERCER.CON .
TRENTON .............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY ..e. MIDDLESEX ................
WHITE ..e..
NONWHITE .. CARTERET ............. EDISON TWP+ .......... HIGHLAND PARK ........ METUCHEN ............. MIDDLESEX ............ NEW BRUNSWICK ........
WHITE NONWHITE ..... .. PERTH AMBOY .......... SAYREVILLE ........... SOUTH PLAINFIELO ..... SOUTH RIVER .......... WOOOBRIDGE TWP* ...... BALANCE OF COUNTY .e..
MONMOUTH ................. WHITE NONWHITE ..e.. ..
ASBURY PARK .......... WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
EATONTOWN ............ WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
LONG BRANCH .......... WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
MIDDLETOWN TWP* ...... NEPTUNE TWP* .........
WHITE NONWHITE ..e..
RARITAN TWP* ......... RED BANK .............
WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
BALANCE OF COUNTY ..e.
NONWHITE .. MORRIS ...................
DOVER ................ MADISON .............. MORRISTOWN ...........
WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
PARSIPPANY-TROY H I L L S TWP* ..........
BALANCE OF COUNTY ..e. OCEAN ....................
POINT PLEASANT ....... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
PASSAIC .................. WHITE NONWHITE ..... ..
CLIFTON .............. HAWTHORNE ............ PASSAIC .............. PATERSON .............
WHITE .e. e. NONWHITE e.
TOTOWA ............... WAYNE TWP* ........... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
SALEM .................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
SOMERSET ................. BOUND BROOK .......... UANVILLE ............. NORTH PLAINFIELD ..... SOMERVILLE ........... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
SUSSEX ................... UNION........^...........
WHITE ..... NONWHITE .e
CLARK TWP* ........... CRANFORD TWP* ........
WHITE .... (.
mtal bkths
by comty o f
occurrence
... ... ... ... 8 9 332 7.761
561 ... -. ... .. ... ... I . .. .. - . - . ... ... ..
7 ~ 0 1 1 5.92: 1 r09: ... - . ... .. ...
... ... ... ... ... ... I . ... I . - . ... I . .. ... - .
6.091 - . ... ... - . - .. ...
21654 .. I .
10976, 9949 1.278 I - . - . - . .., - ... .. -
le518 lr22 .
29,
lr97 . I .. .. - ..
1.18' 12901, 10.66i 1.35. - -
.
11 Attendant
2.414 1.534
940 1.062 ...... 91940
536 486 988 244 498 248 936 726 210 750 538 424 276 ..... .....
..... ..... ..... 384 162 222 344 276
68 684 590
94 924 518 350 168
528 330 228 102 .....
31812 450 ..... 392 312 468 384
84
506 41314 .....
25f 2r64f
8986( ..... lr24i .....
33( 1. 014 ..... ..... 11021
19( 662 ..... .....
lr09[ 301
3i39f 29i 334 33i 39f .....
liI7L 101262 8r93f 1 v 32t
25f 441
Attendant not in hospitai a d not specified
16 2
14 6
42 30 12
2 2 - 4
2
2 6 2
. *
f 8
14
32 20 1 2 .. . * a . 6 4 2
2
2
4
. " . 1
24 16 8
12 2 . . . 1 -
10 24
24 -
46 20 26 4 . 8
28 10 18
6 24 22
2
. .
12 2 4
4 2 6
60 32 28
2
-
.
3-35 SECTION 3 . NATALITY
Table 3.1 . Live Births by Attendant and Color: United States, Each State and
2,530 2.042
488 294 838 312
1 162 804 358 564 480 398 82
250 378
214 428 776 544 792
11332 426 906
28.566
25. 380 3 P 186
8.134 ..... ..... 60 ..... .....
470 322 ..... 906 134 68
11898 ..... 770
1. 358 324 776 258 524 186 40 106
1. 276 660 616 198 366 334
1. 428 432 996 426 326 100
1.002 106 896 144
1.046 582 464 348 116
342 846 374 414 230 184
1. 798 ..... 676 774
County. and Specified Urban Places. 1961-Con .
... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... -I ... ... ... ... ... ... ... -I ... ... ...
1.076 ... ...
29.496
26.044 3.452
8.796
... 24
2.060 ... ... 438
1.120 ... ... 88
1.690 ... ... 1.510 ... ... ...
550 194
2 78
lr 164 ... .- 176 358 374
1.474 454
1. 020 I- ... ... ... ... ... 70
1, 046 ... ... ... ... 360
1, 140 364 108 66 42
1.902 1.044 858 ...
(See headnote at beginning of table)
AREA AllD COIOR
NEW JERSEY..CON . Ut1 I ON.. CON rn
ELIZABETH...........^ WHITE ..... NONWHITE . a
H I L L S I D E TWP* ........ LINDEN ............... NEW PROVIDENCE ....... P L A I N F I E L O ...........
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
RAHWAY ............... ROSELLE ..............
WHITE ..... NONWHITE.#
ROSELLE PARK ......... SCOTCH P L A I N S TWP* ..a
SPRINGFIELD TWP. ..... SUMMIT ............... UNION TWP* ........... WESTFIELD ............ BALANCE OF COUNTY .... .N ...................
NEW hIEXIC0 ....... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BERNALILLO ............... ALBUQUERQUE .......... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
CATRON ................... CHAVES ...................
ROSWELL .............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
COLFAX ................... CURRY ....................
CLDVIS ............... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
DE BACA .................. DONA ANA .................
L A 5 CRUCES ........... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
EDDY ..................... ARTESIA .............. CARLSBAO ............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
GRANT .................... GUADALUPE ................ HAROING .................. H1DALGO .................. L E A ......................
HOBBS ................ BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
LINCOLN .................. LOS ALAMOS ............... LUNA .....................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..e.. NONWHITE ..
MDRA ..................... OTERO ....................
ALAMOGORDO ........... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
WHITE ..e.. NONWHITE ..
QUAY ..................... RIO ARRIBA ............... ROOSEVELT ................ SANDOVAL .................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
SAN JUAN ................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
FARMINGTON ...........
BIRTES BY PIACE OF msmmm
Total birth6
by county Of
occurrence
. Total births
2.560 2.056
504 294 840 312
1.170 804 366 570 480 398 82
250 378
214 432 780 548 792
11342 430 912
29 9942
26.590 3. 352
8.222 6.684 1.538
64 2r088 1.598
490 332
1.076 936 140 70
1. 964 1.156
808 ..... 360 782 276 528 204 42 120 ..... 676 630 202 368 338 ..... 462
1.044 456 352 104
1.050 110 940 188
1. 064 596 468 352 116
348 942 378 486 262 224
1.854 ..... 702 776
Attendant
Attendant
hospi ta l
specified
30 14 16
2
8
8 6
.
4 4 4
10 4 6
.
1.376
1.210 166
88 42 46 4
32 12 20 10 36 30 6 2
66 28 38
60 36 6
18 4 18 2 14 30 16 14 4 2 4
78 30 48 30 26 4
48 4
44 44 18 14 4 4 . 6
96 4 72 32 40 56 30 26 2
AREA AXD COIOR
NEW MEXICO..CON
5AN JUAN..CON . BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
WHITE ..... NONWHITE.#
5AN MIGUEL ............... 5ANTA F E .................
SANTA F E ............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
SIERRA..................^ 5OCORRO .................. TAOS ..................... TORRANCE ................. UNION .................... VALENCIA .................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE . 4
GRANTS..............^ BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
WHITE . - 4
NONWHITE.,
#NEW YORK ......... WHITE ..... NONWHITE . 4
4L8ANY ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE.4
ALBANY ............... WHITE ..... NONWHITE . a
COHOES ............... WATERVLIET ........... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
.LLEGANY ................. 3ROOME ...................
BINGHAMTON ........... ENOICOTT ............. JOHNSON C I T Y ......... BALANCE OF C0UNTY.s.a
.ATTARAUGUS .............. OLEAN ................ BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
.AYUGA ................... AUBURN ............... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
.HAUTAUQUA ............... DUNKIRK .............. JAMESTOWN ............ BALANCE OF COUNTY a
.HEMUNG .................. ELMIRA ............... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
CHENANGO ................. .LINTON ..................
PLATTSBURGH .......... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
.OLUMBIA ................. HUDSON ............... BALANCE OF COUNTY . e .
.ORTLANO ................. CORTLAND ............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ..e.
IELAWARE ................. )UTCHESS .................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE . a
BEACON ............... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
POUGHKEEPSIE ......... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
I R I E ..................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BUFFALO .............. WHITE ..e..
NONWHITE .. OEPEW ................ KENMORE .............. LACKAWANNA ...........
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
LANCASTER ............
Total birth6
by county Of
occurrence
... .. ... 840
11574 ... ... 136 294 244 98
138 1.086 .....
32 ... ... ... ...
3649076
314.872 49.204
5.900 5.452
448 ... ... ... ... ... ... 734
5.834 ... ... ... ... 2 , 032 ... ... 11668 ... ... 39182 ... ... ... 2.268 ... ... 786
2.528 ... ... 870 ... ...
1.328 ... ... 19368 31686 3.390
296 ... ... ... ... ... 249256 2 1 ~ 6 0 2 21654 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...
BIRDIS BY PLACE OF mmmm
Total births
1.078 440 638 802
1.406 1.114
292 130 324 548 152 154
1.318 ..... 162 430 888 736 152
362. 520
3131314 49.206
5. 996 5 9 566
430 2 * 984 2.568
416 434 330
29248 960
5 9 196 1.786
536 530
2 * 344 1.838
522 1. 316 19 542
712 830
39062 440 884
1.738 21236 1.008 1. 228
980 2.468 1.048 1. 420
928 236 692 ..... 444 556 936 .....
3 9 640 272 310 250 60 870
2. 732
24. 310 21.634 2. 676 ...... 9 9 158 2.492
376 384 800 708 92 234
Attendant
PhysiCLsn in
hospital1
1.024 412 612 522
1.256 996 260 122 296 484 130 118 .....
1.126 154 424 856 712 144 ....... ....... ......
5 s 976 5 * 548
428 ..... ..... 414 434 330 ..... 956
5 9 176 1.9780
532 -530
2.334
1.828 522
1.306 1 t 536
712 824
3. 056 438 884
1.734 2. 234 lr006 1. 228
970 2 t 448 1.038 1. 410
922 236 686 996 444 552 928
3. 896 ..... 270 308 250 58
868 ..... 24. 202 21 t 568 2. 634
11. 580 ..... 2. 450
374 384 196 704 92
230
Attendant not in hospital ana not specified
54 28 26
280 150 118 32 8
28 6 4 22 36 38 30
8 6
32 24 8
2.528
1. 642 886
20 . 18 2 6 4 2 . .
14 4 20 6 4 ~
10
10
10 6
6 6 2
4 2 2
10 20 10 10
6
6 4
4 8
16 14 2 2
2 2
12
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
108 66 42 70 28 42 2
4 4
4
.
.
SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TABLE,
3-36 SECTION 3 . NATALITY
Table 3.1 . Live Births by Attendant and Color: United States, Each State and County. and Specified . Urban Places. 1961-Con .
(See headnote at beginning d table)
NEW YORK..CON . E R I E-CON .
TONAWANOA ............ BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
ESSEX .................... FRANKLIN ................. FULTON ...................
GLOVERSVILLE ......... JOHNSTOWN ............ BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
GENESEE .................. BATAVIA .............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
GREENE ................... HAMILTON ................. HERKIMER .................
I L I O N ................ BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
JEFFERSON ................ WATERTOWN ............ BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
LEWIS .................... LIVINGSTON ............... MADISON ..................
ONEIDA ............... BALANCE OF COUNTY ..a.
MONROE ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
ROCHESTER ............ WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... MONTGOMERY ...............
AMSTERDAM ............ BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
NASSAU ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE
EAST ROCKAWAY ........ FLORAL PARK .......... FREEPORT ............. GARDEN C I T Y .......... GLEN COVE ............ GREAT NECK ........... HEMPSTEAD ............
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
LONG BEACH ........... LYNBROOK ............. MASSAPEQUA PARK ...... MINEOLA .............. NEW HYOE PARK ........ ROCKVILLE CENTRE ..... VALLEY STREAM ........ WESTBURY ............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
NEW YORK C I T Y ............ WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BRONX 80R .. BROhX COS WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
CO .................. WHITE .....
BROOKLYN BOR., K INGS
NONWHITE .. NEW YORK CO. ........
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
co .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
RICHMOND CO ......... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
NIAGARA .................. LOCKPORT ............. NIAGARA FALLS ........ NORTH TONAWANDA ...... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
MANHATTAN BOR .. QUEENS BOR., QUEENS
RICHMOND BOR.,
Total births
by county O f
occurrence
. ... 866
11030 742 . I
... 1, 596 .. ...
536 20
1.492 ... - 2.266 .. ...
578 440
1,394 . ...
13.978 12.742 1.236 .. ... ... ..
l r 046 .. ..
21.344 19996C 1, 384 ... .. .. -. .. ... ... I
... ... ... ... ... ... I_ .- ... - ... ...
168~38C 131918f ...... ...... ......
4r54c ...... 44. 23. ...... ...... 36r90t ...... ...... 26.76C ..... 4r72C 4r44t
272 5 ~ 6 8 C .- ... I
...
554 10.284
850 1.108
962 430 202 330
1.242 380 862 582 90
1.426 244
1.182
2 t 154 814
1.340 630 984 ..... 214 ..... ......
I2 1280 ..... 7.504 ..... ..... ..... .....
560 24. 436 22. 996 .....
238 314 732 306 656 374
820 512 308 470 484 506 402 486 402 894 7 9 4 ...... ...... 650
158. 870 1221440
361430 ...... ...... 5. 454 ......
421802 149542 ...... ...... llr320
35. 666 30. 814 4. 852
4. 700 4. 446
262 ..... 662
2r202 878 .....
448
Attendant not i n hospi ta l and not
specified
. 28 6 4 6 2
4 4 2 2 2
6 2 4
26 6
20
2 6
6 6 4 48 16 44 28 16 20
12
12 108 7 0 38 2 2
10
4
.
.
.
.
. 8
8 6
2 2
.
4
60 52 16
1, 526 818 708 226 112 114
682 370 312
470 252 218
128 7 0 58
20 14 6
20
8 2
10
NEW YORK..CON . ONEIDA ...................
ROME ................. U T I C A ................ BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
ONONDAGA ................. WHITE ..... NONVIHITE ..
SYRACUSE ............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY . a - 0
ONTARIO .................. GENEVA ............... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
ORANGE ................... MIOOLETOWN ........... NEWBURGH .............
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... ORLEANS .................. OSWEGO ...................
FULTON ............... OSWEGO ............... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
OTSEGO ................... ONEONTA .............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
PUTNAM ................... RENSSELAER ...............
RENSSELAER ........... TROY ................. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
ROCKLANO ................. ST . LAWRENCE .............
MASSENA .............. OGDENSBURG ........... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
SARATOGA ................. SARATOGA SPRINGS ..e.. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
SCHENECTAOY .............. SCHENECTAOY .......... BALANCE OF COUFtTY ....
SCHOHARIE ................ SCHUYLER ................. SENECA ................... STEVEEN ..................
CORNING .............. HORNELL .............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
SUFFOLK .................. WHITE ..e.. NONWHITE .a
aA8YLON .............. LINOENHURST .......... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
S U L L I V A N ................. TIOGA .................... TOMPKINS .................
ITHACA ............... BALANCE OF COUNTY a . a
U L S T i R ................... KINGSTON ............. B A L A K E OF COUNTY . .e <
WARREN ................... GLENS FALLS .......... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
WASHINGTON ............... WAYNE ....................
NEWARK ....... ...... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
WESTCHESTER .............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE . I
MAMARONECK ........... MOUNT VERNON .........
WHITE ..... NONWHITE #
NEW ROCHELLE ......... WHITE .ma.. NONWHITE . <
Total births
by county O f
occurrence
6,074 ... ... ... 11.186
626 io. 560 ... ... ... ...
1.936 ... ... 4.454 ... ... ... ... ...
836 lr74C ... ... ...
918
518
... ...
3, 018 ... ... ... 2*97( 2 , 804 ... ... ... 90E ... ...
3s69t ... ... 39( 30r 48t
2.656 ... ... ... 16.121 15.091
l r 0 3 1 ... ... ... ... ...
89t 56(
lr411 ... ...
2926; ... ...
2, 121 ... ... 401
1923; ... ... 15.251 19.461 11791 ...
... ...
...
...
... ...
Total births
61268 1,456 2.226 2,586
10.950 1G.318
632 5,402 4 r 8 2 2
580 5 9 548 1,666
456 1.210
4.084 448 156 488 268 ..... 896
2 * I36 398 428
1.310 1.010
230 780 770 ..... 322
1.290 1. 470 3.186 .....
386 326
2. 026 ..... 312 ..... ..... ..... ..... 426 328 662
2 I 398 454 326 ..... ...... ......
1r024 266 724 ......
15.876 ..... 896 ..... ..... 518 980 ..... 624 ..... ..... 420 656
1 s 130 ..... 214 ..... ......
14.242 ..... 386 ..... ..... 460 ..... ..... 250
Attendnut
Fny5iCinu in
hospital’.
6. 236 1 r448
2. 570 10. 904 101276
628 5. 374 .....
576 5. 530 lib62
456 ..... 41056
446 752 486 266
2.058 886
2. 114 394 424 ..... 996 228 768 768 ..... 320
1. 282 11458 ..... 2.726
3 86 324
2. 016 I. 890
310 1. 580 3.010 1.680 1. 330
418 328 650 ..... 454 322
1. 604
16. 812 992 286 722
16.796 15.808
988
872 ..... ..... 518 976
2 . 714 624
2.090 lr068
420 648
lr12C 11500
212
2. 21e
i7*a04
ir28e
15. 962 ...... ..... 386
11618 1.162
456 1. 446 .....
248
r(tten&t not i n hospital an3 not specified
32 0 8
16 46 42
4
24 4
IR 4
4
z a
. 28
2 4 2 2
22 10 22
4 14 14
2 12
2
2 2 2 8
1 Z
12 e
Z 16 It 2 8 10 10 d
8
4 18
4 l h
102 7 0 32
2 106 68 32
24 1 2
4
4 b
6 8
6 10 IO 2
62 44 1 8
8 4 4 4 2 2
.. 4
..
.
.
a
.
SEE FOOTNOTES AT END C IABLE .
3-31 SECTION 3 . NATALITY
Table 3.1 . Live Births by Attendant and Color: United States, Each State and
BIRMS BY
Total b i ~
462 . 400 62
486 398 88
562 286 304 390
1.044 828 216
3. 834 5 9 194 4.924
270 766 396
111. 880
76. 850 35. 030
2.132 1.616
516 918
1.214 848 366 298 164 536 220 316 446 250 808 424 384
574 160 414 692 356 336 538 316 222
2.792 2. 486
306 1.394 1.128
266 1.398
1. 030 1.488 1. 168
320 358 256 102
1.130 912 218
1.298 308 244 6 4
990
150 72 78
694 562 132 412 170 242
County. and Specified Urban Places. 1961-Con .
P- OF EZSIDEIICE
Attendant
mysicien in
hospital'
(See headnote at beginning of table)
ARW AllD COIOR
NEW YORK..CON . WESTCHESTER..CON .
0551NING ............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE.#
PEEKSKILL ............ WHITE ..... NONWHITE
PORT CHESTER ......... RYE .................. SCARSDALE ............ TARRYTOWN ............ WHITE PLAINS .........
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
YONKERS .............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ..a.
WHITE ..... NONWHITE
IJYOMING .................. YATES ....................
NORTH CAROLINA ... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
ALAMANCE ................. WHITE ..... N0NWHiTE.S
BURLINGTON ........... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
ALEXANDER ................ ALLEGHANY ................ ANSON ....................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
ASHE ..................... AVERY .................... UEAUFORT .................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
UERTIE ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
ULAUEN ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
DRUNSWICK ................ WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
IIUNCOMBE ................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
ASHEVILLE ............ WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY ..a.
UURKE .................... CABARRUS .................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE .a
CONCORD .............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
CALDWELL ................. LENOIR ...............
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... CAMDEN ...................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
CARTERET ................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
CASWELL .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
Total births
by county O f
occurrence
... ... ...
... .-
... ... .- ... ...
... ... - . ... .. ...
... 7% 33€
111. 71.
76. 886 34r82f
2r202 1. 702
50C ... ... ... ... 216 204 43c 164 266 446 37c
560 44€
itooe
44t 11c 336 592 290 302 304 150 154
3.030 2.722
308 .. .. ... I
1.032 1.708 1.410
298 ... ... .. ... ... ...
1.154 ... .- ... ... 40
40 628 458 170 72
7 2
.
.
46: 401 6;
481 391
8f 56; 281 301 391
1.04: 821 211
3*81€ 5r16f 4r90(
266 76( 391
103r431
76r36r 27*07(
2s09t 1,602
494 90t
1,191 842 34€ 29E 16C 332 211 llt 42€ 25C 62t 41C 21t
44c 154 28t 592 354 238 488 314 174
2. 784 2. 482
302 1. 388 1.124
264 1.396
1.026 1.470 11162
308 356 256 100
1. 114 906 208
1.292 308 244 64
984
102 70 32
692 562 130 338 170 168
.
Attendant not in hospital and Dot
specified
2
2
2
2
2 16 28 24 4 6 2
8,446
486 7,960
36 14 22 12 24 6 18
4 204 4
200 18
182 14 168
134 6
128 100
2 98 50 2
48 8 4 4 6 4 2 2
.
.
4 18 6
12 2
2 16 6 10 6 . . . 6
48 2
46 2
2 7 4
7 4
.
.
AREA AND COIOR
N . CAROLINA..CON . ATAWBA ..................
HICKORY .............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE a .
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... HATHAM ..................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE a.
HEROKEE ................. HOWAN ...................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
LAY ..................... LEVELANO ................
WHITE ..e..
NONWHITE .. SHELBY ...............
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
OLUMBUS ................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE I.
RAVEN ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
NEW BERN ............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
UMBERLANO ............... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
FAYETTEVILLE ......... WHITE ..... NONWHITE a .
aALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
URRITUCK ................ WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
ARE ..................... AVl.SON .................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE a .
LEXINGTON ............ WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
THOMASVILLE .......... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... A V I E ....................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
UPLIN ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
URHAM ................... WHITE ..... NONYHI TE .a
DURHAM ............... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY as..
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
DGECOMBE ................ WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
ROCKY MOUNT. PART .... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
3RSYTH .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
Total births
by county Of
occurrence
1.884 ... ... ... ... 510 330 180 376 434 200 234 10
1.982 1.416
566 ... ... ... ... ... ... 1.054
590 464
2, 072 1% 508
564 ... ... ... ... ... ... 5.310 39884 19426 ... ... ... -. ... ...
46 12 34 48
1, 602 1, 348
254 ... ... ... ... ... ... ...
310 244 66
662 288 374
39258 1.978 19 280 ... ... ... ... ... ... 19266
402 864 ... ... ... ...
5.276 3, 934 1.342
Total births
1,808 750 650 100
lr058 548 316 232 304 310 138 172 100
1.638 19 122
516 484 326 158
1,154 796 358 ..... 740 512 ..... ..... 560 468 282 186 .....
19 128 374 ..... .....
1,428 2. 650 1. 810
840 2. 630 2. 042
588
134 80 54 138 ..... ..... 268 422 326 96
442 320 122 954
348 276 72
982 542 440
2. 638 11622 1. 016 1. 790 1.014
776 848 608 240
1.404 526 878 346 ..... 398 660
4 692 ..... .....
Attendant
Pnysicien in
hospital'
1 * 768 748 648 100
1.020 544 314 230 302 234 138 96 92 .....
1.114 472 476 326 150 ..... 788 322 946 718 228
1 t 824 1.404
420 426 280 146 .....
1.124 274 ..... .....
1.274 2.582 .....
774 ..... ..... 500
112 76 36 136
1 I 814 ..... 266 420 326 94
442 320 122 952
344 272 72
940 538 402 .....
1.618 1.010 1. 784 .....
774 844 608 236
932 524 408 226 706 396 310
4. 652 ..... .....
Attendant not in hospital and not
specified
40 2 2
38 4 2 2 2
76
.
. 76 8
52 8
44 8
8 44 8
36 306 22
284
.
146 6
140 42 2
40 104
4 100 160
6 154 68 2
66 92 4
88
22 4
18 2 4 2 2 2
2 . . . . 2
4 4
42 4
38 10 4 6 6 4
4
4
472 2
470 120 352
2 350 40 6
34
.
.
SEE FOOTVOTES AT END OF TABLE.
3-38
.. J
I .. i ...
1.820, 19 078
742' ... ... ... ... ... ... 558 456 102
640 280 16
348 132 216
7r 580 5, 364 2.216
SECTION 3 . NATALITY
... ... ... ... ... ... 280 436 256 180
1.038 616 422
19678 852 826 ... ... ... ... ... ... ...
1.956 1.340
616 ... ... ... ... ... ... 464 14
450 3.292 2.798
494 ... ... ... ... 1.096
590 506 ... ... ... ... ... ... 38
38 960 592 368
.
... ... ...
Table 3.1 . Live Births by Attendant and Color: United States, Each State and
712 344 368 672 564 108
612 280 290 598 258 340
7.100 4.824 2.276 5.310 3,346 1.964 1.790 1,478
3128
276 430 268 162 964 624 340
11574 776 798 464 810 340 124
lrllO 436 674
1. 618 1.124
494
County. and Specified Urban Places. 1961-Con .
602 190 412 452 134 318 100.
(See headnote at beginning of table)
378 160
1.052 780 272
AREA AND COLOR
i
N . CAROLINA..CON . FORSYTH..CON .
WINSTON.SALEM ........ WHITE ..... NONWHITE .a
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... FRANKLIN .................
WHITE. .... NONWHITE ..
GASTON ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
GASTONIA ............. WHITE ..e..
NONWHITE .. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
WHITE ..... NONWHITE .a
GATES .................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE
GRAHAM ................... GRANVILLE ................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE . a
GREENE ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE . a
GUILFORO ................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE . u
GREENSBORO ........... WHITE ..... NONWHITE .a
HIGH POINT ........... WHITE ..... NONWHITE .
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE a*.. a
NONWHITE.*
336 1.232
842 390
HALIFAX .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE.,
ROANOKE RAPIDS... .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE . 4
BALANCE OF COUNTY.e.4 WHITE ..... NONWHITE.#
HARNETT .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE .
HAY WOOD.................^ HENDERSON ................
1
HERTFORO ................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE.,
HOKE ..................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE.,
HYDE ..................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE.#
IREOELL .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
STATESVILLE .......... WHITE ..... NONWHITE . a
BALANCE OF COUNTY ..e.
WHITE ..... NONWHITE . a
JACKSON .................. JOHNSTON .................
WHITE e. a
NONWHITE . a
JONES .................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
LEE ...................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE .a
SANFORD .............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
466 250 302 214 88
Total $irths
by county f Of
ocburrence
I
.. .. .. , ... ' 50t
17f 33: ...
2.581
39L i 2818t
... i - ... 1 .. I .. , -
74 ! . I 71 . 6 ;
62: 27; 351
3d \ 17(
6.111
i 211
h.611
I? .. ...
\ .. I.. ... I-. . L . L
1 s6kr
l*:$j - - .. - . - ...
1, 221 781 43: 871 761
131 1,
1.591 521 ... - ... ... ...
29; 91: 561 34r 5(
1 5;
891 60: 281 I . ... ..
BIRTHS BY PIACE OF FSSIDENCE
2.760 1.516 1.244 19 932
642 240 402
3,096 2.620
476 ..... 864 196
2.036 ..... 280
192 62 130 122 678 298 380 426 146 280 .....
4.460 1 I 542 ..... .....
958 ..... 19106
350 ..... ..... 234 ..... 524 ..... 274 242 32
1.294 282
1*012 ..... 702 384 898 748
Attenaant
specified
2.730 1,514 1.216 1.922
418 240 178
3.074 29610
464 18056
862 194
2.018 1. 748
270
118 62 56 122 586 298 288 376 140 236
5. 948 4.440 1. 508 3 $040 29084
956 1.426 1 I102
324 1.482 11254
228
836 518 318 252 240 12
584 278 306 992 702 290 896 740
446 188 258 316 130 186 84 44 40
1.580 1.156
424 538 378 160
1. 042 778 264
326 13154
842 312 200 94 106 716 466 250 302 214 88
3
2 1
22
22 2 1 1
1
1
7
7
9
9 5
4
5 2 3 1
3
2 1
73
72 2
2 71
70 9
9
15
15 13
13 1
1 1
1
1 7
7 6
5
AREA AND COLDR
N . CAROLINA..CON
LEE..CON . BALANCE OF COUNTY I..
WHITE .... NONWHITE .
LENOIR .................. WHITE .... NONWHI TEs
KINSTON ............. WHITE .... NONWHITE .
BALANCE OF COUNTY e.. WHITE .... NONWHITE .
LINCOLN ................. WHITE .a
NONWHITE . MC OOWELL ............... MACON ................... MADISON ................. MARTIN ..................
WHITE .... NONWHITE .
MECKLENBURG ............. WHITE ..e.
NONWHITE . CHARLOTTE ...........
WHITE .... NONWHITE .
BALANCE OF COUNTY ... WHITE .a
NONWHITE
MITCHELL ................ MONTGOMERY ..............
WHITE ..e. NONWHITE .
MOORE ................... WHITE .e.. NONWHl TE .
NASH .................... WHITE .... NONWHITE .
ROCKY MOUNT . PART e.. ROCKY MOUNT. TOTAL ..
WHITE .... NONWHITE .
BALANCE OF COUNTY ... WHITE .... NONWHITE
NEW HANOVER ............. WHITE .... NONWHITE .
Wl LMINGTON .......... WHITE .... NONWHITE .
BALANCE OF COUNTY e..
WHITE ..a. NONWHITE .
NORTHAMPTON ............. WHITE .... NONWHITE .
ONSLOW .................. WHITE .e.. NONWHITE .
JACKSONVILLE ........ BALANCE OF COUNTY e..
WHITE .... NONWHITE .
ORANGE .................. WHITE ..a . NONWHITE .
CHAPEL H I L L ......... WHITE .... NONWHITE .
BALANCE OF COUNTY ..a
WHITE ..e.
NONWHITE PAMLICO .................
WHITE ..e.
NONWHITE . PASQUOTANK ..............
WHITE ..e. NONWHITE-
ELIZABETH C I T Y ...... WHITE .... NONWHITE
Total bFrths
by county Of
occurrence
1*110 718 392 508 406 102 608 132 476
31296 29810
486 666
21630 2.198
432
11152 818 334 366 296 70 786 522 264 170 86 84
644 340 304 402 226 176
__ Attendant .
414 252 162
1.050 746 304 526 404 122 524 342 182 636 562 74
606 260 278 410 258 152
6.946 4.812 2.134 ..... 3. 340 1.854 ..... 1.472
280
274 392 266 126 928 622 306 990 164 226 398 624 340 58
592 424 168
1. 608 1.122
486 1.102
716 386 506 406 100 202 122 80
3.170 21188
382 660 ..... ..... 332
1.150 818 332 366 296 70
784 522 262 130 86 44
468 338 130 306 224 82
. d
320 14
306 132 12
120 188
2 186 36 2
34
6 20 12
188
188 154 12
142 116 6
110 38 6
32
2 38 2
36 36 2
34 584 12 572 66 186
66 518 12
10 2 8 8 2 6 2 2
406 IO
396 126 22 104
6 120 20
100
2
2
.
.
5a6
. d
d . 2
2 40
40 176
2 114 96 2
94
.
.
SEE FOOTNOTES AT EN0 OF TABLE
3-39 SECTION 3 - NATALITY
Table 3-1. Live Births by Attendant and Color: United States, Each State and County, and Specified Urban Places, 1961-n.
mtal births
242 ' 114 128 434 174 260 182
8 6 96
636 346 290
1.660 816 852 560 352 208
1.108 464 644
208 170 38
1.254 948 568 380
2,588 828
1.760 416 248 168
21172 580
19592
1 622 1,212
410 302 194 108
1,320 1,018
302 1,614 1,294
320 442 310 132
1,172 984 188
914 752 162
1.056 584 472 634 340 294 902 776 126 288 240 48
614 536 78
500 442 58
1.126 220 138 82
378 108 30 78
(See headnote at beginning of table)
Attendant
A t t a d a n t
ill hospifal
specified
phytiician n o t in
hospit-¶l= s n a n o t
1 AREA AND COUlR
mtal births
by county Of
occurrence
N. CAROLINA--CON.
PASQUOTANK--CON. BALANCE OF COUNTY....
WHITE..... NONWHITE..
PENOER................... WHITE..... NONWHITE..
PERQUIMANS............... WHITE..... NONWHITE..
PERSON................... WHITE..... NONWHITE..
PITT..................... WHITE..... NONWHITE..
GREENVILLE........... WHITE..... NONWHITE..
BALANCE OF COUNTY.... WHITE..... NONWHITE..
POLK..................... WHITE..... NONWHITE..
RANDOLPH................. RICHMONO.................
WHITE..... NONWHITE..
ROBESON.................. WHITE..... NONWHITE..
LUMBERTON............ WHITE..... NONWHITE..
BALANCE OF COUNTY.... WHITE..... NONWHITE..
WHITE..... NONWHITE..
BALANCE OF COUNTY.... WHITE..... NONWHITE..
ROWAN.................... WHITE..... NONWHITE..
SALISBURY............ WHITE..... NONWHITE..
BALANCE OF COUNTY.... WHITE..... NONWHITE..
-- --_ I
446 200 246
6C
6C 62r 35E 266
1185E 86E 98E --_ --_ -- -- -I --_ 272 232 40
986 872
344 21226
806 1.420
521
--- --- --- --- --- -I
1.812 1.272
540 --- --- -- --- --- -I
1.212 896 316 --- --- --- -- --- --- 872 712 160 928 506 42 2
1,098 462 636 840 710 130 --- -I -- --- --- --- 334 268 66
1.256 302 174 128 384 152 60 92
B I R W BY PLACE OF RESIDENCE
162 114 48
362 172 190 122
86 36
614 342 272
11480 814 666 528 352 176 952 462 490
206 168 38
1r246 862 568 294
29404 824
1,580 390 244 146
2 so14 580
1,434
1.578 lr2OO
378 298 194 104
1 I280 1.006
274 1,576 1.284
292 430 308 122
1.146 976 170
898 744 154 826 576 250 562 334 228 894 774 120 286 240 46
608 534 74
500 442 58
1.112 220 138 82
376 74 30 44
80
80 72 2 70 60
60 22 4
18 188
2 186 32
32 156
2 154
2 2
8 86
86 184 4
180 26 4
22 158
158
44 12 32 4
4 40 12 28 38 10 28 12 2 10 26 8
18
16 8 8
230 8
222 72 6
66 8 2 6 2
2 6 2 4
-
-
-
-
- * - 14 - - - 2
34
34 -
AREA AAD COLOR
N. CAROLINA--CON.
UNION....................
WHITE..... NONWHITE..
!mW births
by county Of Total
births
1,180 822 358 308 182 126 872 640 232 758 338 420 300 136 164 458 202 256
4,246 2.918 1.328 2,298 1 v 688
610 1 I 948 1.230
718 428 98 330 350 160 190 384
2 s 332 1,498
834 992 594 398
1.340 904 436
1.050 1.362
708 654 690 396 294 672 312 360 456 274
16,566
15.886 680
100 396 230 152 78 28
240 92
116 1.004
880 124
1.776 1 ~ 2 6 8
508
242 170 112 174 136 234 136 58
1.588 1.264
Attendant
Physician in
hospital'
1.092 822 270 268 182 86
824 640 184 594 336 258 248 136 112 346 200 146
4.144 2,910 1.234 2.266 19686
580 1,878 1 v 224
654 224 96
128 220 158 62 382
,156 ,490 666 910 592 318
9 246 898 348 ,042 ,134 700 434 582 396 186 552 304 248 452 268
16.530
15.860 670
98 396 228 152 76 28 240 92
116 lrOO2
880 122
11774 1 s 268
506
240 170 110 174 136 234 136 58
19588 1.264
Attendant not in hospital ana not specified
88
88 40
40 48
48 164
2 162 52
52 112
2
- - -
-
11q
102 8
94 32 2
30 70 6
64 204
2 202 130
2 128
2
176 8
168 82 2
80 94 6
88 8
228 8
220 108
108 120
8 112
4 6
36
26 10
2
2
2
-
- - - - - - 2
2 2
2
2
2
-
-
- - - - - - - -
SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TABLE.
SECTION 3 . NATALITY 3-40
Table 3.1 . Live Births by Attendant and Color: United States, Each State and County. and Specified Urban Places. 1961-Con .
T O M births
by county Of
occurrence
(See headnote at beginnii OK hble)
BIRTES BY PINE OF €ESIDE3CE
Attendaut
Total births physician in
hospital'
AREA AND COIOR
BIREiS
Total births
686 240 446 ..... ..... 302
1.940 I. 648
292 18062 21070
764 ..... 420 258 ..... 710 288 422
1.110 332 336 442
371224 ...... ..... 270 382 494 230 526
21.624 ...... 7. 744
882 714
1.354 264 724
1. 336 256 660 428 336
1. 798 420 268 398 424 186 262 224 .....
1. 044 254 790 800 406 394 730 256 474 ..... 824 684 140 904
1.536 784 752
524 274 250
18. 368 15.776 2.592
152 13. 134 101648 294.86
418 720
3 9 944 732 514
NORTH DAKOTA..CON . GRAND FORKS..CON .
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... GRANT .................... GRIGGS ................... HETTINGER ................ KIDDER ................... L A MOURE ................. LOGAN .................... MC HENRY................^ MC INTOSH ................ MC KENZIE ................ MC LEAN .................. MERCER ................... MORTON ...................
MANDAN ............... BALANCE OF COUNTY .. - 4
MOUNTRAIL ................ NELSON ................... OLIVER ................... PEMBINA .................. PIERCE ................... RAMSEY ................... RANSOM ................... RENVILLE ................. RICH LAND............,.,.^ ROLETTE ..................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE .a
SARGENT .................. SHERIDAN ................. SIOUX ....................
WHITE ..e.
NONWHITE . a
SLOPE .................... STARK .................... STEELE ................... STUTSMAN .................
JAMESTOWN ............ BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
TOWNER ................... T R A I L L ................... WALSH .................... WARD .....................
MINDT ................ BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
WELLS .................... WILLIAMS .................
WILLISTON ............ BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
OHIO ...............
BY FIG3 OF RlWDZ2lCE
Attendant.
physician in
hospital'
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
324 . 130 78 196 134 196 126 258 158
ADAMS .................... ALLEN ....................
LIMA ................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE . 4
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... ASHLAND ..................
ASHLANO .............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
ASHTABULA ................ ASHTABULA ............ CONNEAUT ............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
ATHENS ................... ATHENS ............... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
AUGLAIZE ................. BELMONT ..................
BELLAIRE ............. MARTINS FERRY ........ BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
BROWN .................... BUTLER ...................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
HAMILTON ............. MIDDLETOWN ...........
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... CARROLL ..................
.. 152 7 2 8
7 0 38
118 98
228 116 248
.
.
.. . 164 86
246 274 526 154 86
120 412 170 242
2
146
146
.
.
.
. 916
782 . .. I-
122 206 464
2, 114 ... .. 238 624 I
I
229, 014
2049745 24.2691
416 4.214 .. ... .- -I
858 .. .. 1s 878 .. ... -I
1.170 ... - 510
1.562 ... ... ... 660
5, 662 5.346
316 ... ... ... .. ... .
152 318 120 610 326 284
208 158 54
248 182 342 170 114 452 400 162 238 166 72
138 50 88
56 546 80
600 372 228 128 206 444
1,686 1. 178
508 218 590 310 280
229.920
205.578 24.342
434 2.604 1.750 1. 506
244 854 900 444 456
2.044 574 198
1. 272 878 212 666
880 1. 480
222 192 ..... 546
4.886 4.574
312 1.856
992 858 134
2. 038 440
324 130 78
194 134 196 126
158 152 318 120 608 326 282
208 156 54
246 182 342 170 114 452 398 162 236 166 70 132 50 82
56 544 80
596 372 224 128 206 444
1,686 ..... 508 218 590 310 280
228.344
204. 172 24.172
412 21600 1. 748 .....
244 852 896 442 454 ..... 574 192 ..... 872 212 660
874 1.480
222 192 ..... 542
4.868 4.558
310 ..... 984 852 132
2.034 438
258
Attendant not in hospital and not specified
2
2
2
2
2
2
2 6
6
2
4
4
1.576 ..... 170
22 4 2 2
2 4 2 2 12
6 6 6
6
6
4 18 16 2 6 8 6 2 4 2
AREA AND COIOR
OHIO..CON . .HAMPAIGN ................
URBANA ............... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
.LARK ..................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
SPRINGFIELD .......... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .. . .LERMONT ................. CLINTON .................. COLUMBIANA ...............
EAST LIVERPOOL ....... SALEM ................ BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
.OSHOCTON ................ COSHOCTON ............ BALANCE OF COUNTY ..e.
CRAWFORO ................. BUCYRUS .............. GALION ............... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
CUYAHOGA ................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
BAY .................. BEDFORD .............. BEREA ................ BROOKLYN ............. BROOK PARK ........... CLEVELAND ............
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
CLEVELAND HEIGHTS .... EAST CLEVELAND ....... EUCLID ............... FAIRVIEW PARK ........ GARFIELD HEIGHTS .a.m. LAKEWOOD ............. LYNOHURST ............ MAPLE HEIGHTS ........ MAYFIELD HEIGHTS ..... NORTH OLMSTED ........ PARMA ................ PARMA HEIGHTS ........ ROCKY RIVER .......... SHAKER HEIGHTS ....... SOUTH EUCLID ......... UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS ... WARRENSVILLE HEIGHTS . WESTLAKE ............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
3ARKE .................... GREENVILLE ........... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
JEFIANCE ................. DEFIANCE ............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
)ELAkARE ................. DELAWARE ............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
E R I E ..................... SANOUSKY .............
WHITE ..... ....... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... i A I R F I E L D ................
LANCASTER ............ BALANCE OF COUNTY . .
FAYETTE .................. WASHINGTON ........... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
.RANKLIN ................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BEXLEY ............... COLUMBUS .............
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
UPPER ARLINGTON ...... WHITEHALL ............ BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
.ULTON ................... j A L L I A ...................
T O M births
by county O f
488 ... ... 2.902 2.582
320 ... ... ... ... 34
1.110 21692 ... ... ...
746 ... ... 1. 216 ... ... ...
41.190 33, 150 8.040 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 846 ... ...
1.054 ... ... 572 ... ...
1, 746 ... ... ... ... 19392 ... ... 722 ... ...
20. 306 179660 21646 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 546 880
68C 24C 44c
2,992 ..... 30C
1.934 1. 644
29C lrO58 2 9 048
758 ..... 414 258 ..... 706 28.8 418
1. 100 332 332 436 ......
291240 7.882
270 382 492 230 526
211556 13. 842 .....
880 714
19352 262 e724
1.328 254 658 428 336 ..... 420 268 398 424 186 262 224 .....
lrO38 254 784 800 406 394 728 256 472 ..... 822 684 138 902
1.532 782 750
524 274 250
18.296 15. 730 2.566
152 ...... 10.614 .....
418 720
3r932 730 480
Attendant not in hospital and not specified
6
6 10 8 2
4 2 4
Z Z 6
16
.
. 16
4
4 10
4 6
102 72 36
.
. 2 . . 65 3 tl 30
z 2 2
8 2 2
.
.
. d
6
.
.
.. F,
b
6 . . 2
2 4 2
2 2 4 2 2
"
.
. 72 46 26
LO 34 26
12 2
34
d .
SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TABLE.
SECTION 3 . NATALITY
MUSKINGUM ................ ZANESVILLE ........... BALANCE OF COUNTY .e..
NOBLE .................... OTTAWA ................... PAULDING ................. PERRY .................... PICKAWAY .................
C I R C L E V I L L E .......... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
P I K E ..................... PORTAGE ..................
KENT ................. RAVENNA .............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
PREBLE ................... PUTNAM ................... RICHLANO .................
MANSFIELO ............ BALANCE OF COUNTY s o . .
ROSS ..................... CHILL ICOTHE .......... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
SANOUSKY ................. FREMONT .............. , BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
SCIOTO ................... PORTSMOUTH ........... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
SENECA ................... FOSTORIAI PART ....... FOSTORIA. TOTAL ...... T I F F I N ............... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
SHELBY ................... SIDNEY ............... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
STARK .................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
ALLIANCE ............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
CANTON ............... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
MASSILLON ............ BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
3-41
Table 3.1 . Live Births by Attendant and Color: United States. Each State and County. and Specified Urban Places. 1961-Con .
(See headnote at beginning of table)
AREA AND COLOR
0HIO.CON
GEAUGA ................... GREENE ...................
FAIRBORN ............. XENIA ................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE e .
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... GUERNSEY .................
CAMBRIDGE ............ BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
HAMILTON ................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
CHEVIOT .............. C I N C I N N A T I ...........
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
NORTH COLLEGE H I L L ... NORWOOO .............. READING .............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ..e.
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
HANCOCK .................. FINOLAY .............. FOSTORIAI PART ....... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
HARDIN ................... HARRISON ................. HENRY .................... HIGHLAND ................. HOCKING .................. HOLMES ................... HURON ....................
NORWALK .............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
JACKSON .................. JEFFERSON ................
STEUBENVILLE ......... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... KNOX .....................
MOUNT VERNON ......... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
LAKE ..................... EASTLAKE ............. P A I N E S V I L L E .......... W I C K L I F F E ............ WILLOUGHBY ........... ~ILLOWICK ............ BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
LAWRENCE ................. IRONTON .............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
L I C K I N G .................. NEWARK ............... BALANCE OF COUNTY .e..
LOGAN .................... BELLEFONTAINE ........ BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
LORAIN ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
E L Y R I A ............... LORAIN ............... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
LUCAS .................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
MAUMEE ............... OREGON ............... TOLEDO ...............
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... MADISON .................. MAHONING .................
WHITE ..e.. NONWHITE .a
CAMPBELL ............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
STRUTHERS ............ YOUNGSTOWN. PART .....
Total b i r th s
by county or
occurrence
528 ..... ... ... ... ... ... 886 ... ...
24.274 20.416
3 , 858 ... ... .- ... ... ... ... ... ... ...
1.666 ... ... ... 646
2 486 426 238 598
11166 ... ... 422
2.100 ... ... ... ... 832 .- ...
2.322 ... ... ... ... ... ... 940 ... ...
1.492 ... ... 630 ... ...
4 , 876 4.456
420 ... ... ... 12.716 11.264
1.452 ... ... ... ... ... ... 8
6r 872 5r 922
950 -. ... ... ... ...
BIRMS BY PIACE OF FZEIDENCE
Total bir ths
..... ..... 666
' 594 542
52 990 788 336 452 ......
171968 ..... 58
13,692 ...... ..... 62
564 180
7 9 242 ..... 314
19278 774
48 456 658 350 618 596 494 604 ..... 302 866 632 ..... 726 588 138 ..... 776 290 486 ..... 332 392 386 366 452
1.924 ..... 378 952 ..... 954
1 . 100 750 270 480
5.568 ..... 468 ..... .....
2 9 572 10.640 ..... 1. 430
322 244
7 . 448 ..... ..... ..... 624 .....
5.360 922 252 208
44 362
3 9 370
Attendant
physician in
hospital'
1,092 2 * 246
666 594 542
52 986 788 336 452
21,698 17.894 .....
58 ...... 10e132 3.482
60 564 180 ..... ..... 312 ..... 774
48 456 646 348 614 578 482 594 ..... 300 866 514
2 9 146 722 586 136
1 . 424
774 290 484
3 . 844 330 392 386 366 450 ..... ..... 376 950
2.046 952 ..... 748 268 480
5 . 554 ..... 466
19192 . .... 2. 560
10.598 ..... l r 4 2 0
322 244
7 . 418 ..... 1 . 344 2.614
614
6 . 262 5 . 352
910 252 208
44 362
3r354
Attendant not in hospital and not
specified
22 4 . . . . 4 . . .
100 7 4 26 . 78' 54 24
2 . . 20 18 2
. . . . 12
2 4
18 12 10
2 2
118 20
4 2 2
16
2
2 8 2
.
.
.
. . 2 4 4 2 2 8 2 6 2 2 .
14 12
2
2 12 42 32 10
.
. 30 20 10 12 10
20 8
12
. .
. 16
i---- AREA &ID COLOR
SUMMIT ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
AKRON ................ WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
Total b i r th s
by county O f
occurrence
... ... ... ...
... ... 1. 362 ... ... 1 , 618 ... ...
94 914
1 , 742 ... ... ... 8
14.166 1 2 , 238
19928 ... ... ... ... ... ... 24
302 2 , 400 ... ...
26 506
226 8 0
596 ... ... 232
1 , 690 ... ... ... 6
12 23688 ... ... 1 , 566 ... ... 1 , 384 ... ... 21266 ... ...
894 ... ... ... ... 734 ... ...
8 9 120 7 . 578
542 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 11, 836 101590 1.246 ... ... ...
Total bFrths
..... ..... 858 .....
21296 2 .....
954 474 ..... 260
1 t 340 426 874
1.670 488 364 818
330 13. 370 ......
2 9 040 6.274 ..... ..... .....
78 ..... 262 402 ..... 974 866 218 846
378 602 890 308 582 486 ..... 396 282 ..... 692 834
21866 ..... ..... 1.346
556 790
1.324 476 848 ..... 704 .... .... 306 360 522 614 848 404 444 .... .... 556 660 576
84 2.534 .....
338 718 .....
12,018 10.730
11288 7.032 5 9 822 1,210
Attendant
Physician in
hospital'
..... 29508
846 2 t 294 2 9 292
2 1.418
944 474
1. 594 258 ..... 380 872
19664 486 364 814
322 13.300 ...... ..... 6 9 260 4.466 1.794 .....
78 51614
222 400 ..... 968 864 206 844
376 574 884' 304 580 424
2. 404 394 282
1 v 728 686 822
2 * 856 ..... ..... ..... 546 7 3 4
1.318 476 842 ..... 700
1. 146 ..... 304 358 522 614 846 402 444 ..... ..... 548 660 576
84 ..... ..... 330 706 .....
121000 101712 ..... ..... 5.812 11210
Attendant not in hospital end not
specified
16 4
12 4 4
10 10
6 2 4
46 2 6 2
4
8 7 0 6 2
8 14
8 6 2
54 40
2 8 6 2
12 2
2 28
6 4 2
62 6 2
4 6
12 10
8 2
66 10 56
6
6 10 4 6 2 2 2
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
. 2 2 .
54 46
8 . . . 16
8 8
12 26 18 18
10 10
.
.
SEE FOOTNOTES A T EN0 OF TABLE .
3-42
Total births
948
250 210
2.466 5,030 .....
382 366 402
1.516 ..... 222
2.746 2.600
146
1 t 692 236 258
1.198 500 602 240 362 244
1. 820 1. 170
348 822
1.888 328
1.560
738 ..... 270
6 1. 328
476 ...... ...... 7. 234
308 168 140 106 194 114 396 232 172
60 440 188 252 650 466 184
484 232
252 770 634 136 442 362
80 328 448 288 160 246 168 7 8
104 1. 198
912 4
282 7 0
i 8 1 1 2
.
.
SECTION 3 . NATALITY
Attendant
Attendant
in hospi ta l
specified
physician n o t io
hospitala a u d n o t
' Table 3.1 . Live Births by Attendant and Color: United States, Each State and County. and Specified Urban Places. 196I-Con .
(See headnote at b e g i n n i n g of table)
AREA AND COLOR
OH 1O.CON . SUMMIT..CON .
BARBERTON ............ CUYAHOGA FALLS ....... STOW ................. TALLMAOGE ............ BALANCE OF COUNTY ..e.
TRUMBULL ................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
GIRARO ............... N I L E S ................ WARREN ...............
WHITE ..... NONWHITE
YOUNGSTOWN. PART ..... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
TUSCARAWA5 ............... DOVER ................ NEW PHILADELPHIA e.. r . BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
UNION .................... VAN WERT .................
VAN WERT ............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ..e.
VINTON ................... WARREN ................... WASHINGTON ...............
MARIETTA ............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
WAYNE .................... WOOSTER .............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
WILLIAMS ................. WOO0 .....................
BOWLING GREEN ........ FOSTORIA. PART ....... BALANCE OF COUNTY
WYANOOT .................. OKLAHOMA .........
I .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
AOAIR .................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
ALFALFA .................. ATOKA .................... BEAVER ................... BECKHAM .................. BLAINE ...................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BRYAN .................... OURANT ............... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
CAOOO .................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
CANADIAN ................. E L RENO .............. OKLAHOMA CITY. PART e. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
CARTER ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE .e
AROMORE .............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... CHEROKEE .................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE .e
CHOCTAW .................. WHITE. .... NONWHITE ..
CIMARRON ................. CLEVELAND ................ . NORMAN ...............
OKLAHOMA C I T Y . PART e. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
Total births
by county or
... ...
... ...
... 3 , 930 3 . 596
334 ... ... ... ... ... ... I- .- ...
1.710 - ... ... 472 47 0 ... -
50 114
1.138 I- .-
1 , 738 ... - 696 940 ... ... ... 408
50.264
43.090 7 9 174
140 114 26 7 4
142 144 500 180 162
10 432 -. ... 382 346
36
320 .- ... ... 810 714
96 .- ... .- ... 724 288 436 252 186
66
84 914 .- - -.
54
948 1.110
248 210 ..... .....
4 9 642 378 366 402
1.512 ..... 218
2.740 2 . 594
146
1.686 236 258
1.192 500 588 238 350 138
1.784 1.140
348 792
1.832 328 ..... 738
1.600 270
6 1. 324
476
50.150
43. 396 6 . 754
302 164 138 106 182 114 396 228 170
58 404 184 220 646 466 180
482 232
250 758 632 126 442 362
80 316 428 280 148 196 158 38
100 1. 188
910 4
274 68
.
.
. 2 2
4 10
6 4
.
.
. 4
4
6 6
.
.
. 6
. 6
14 2
12 106
36 30
30 56
56
.
4 . . 4 .
902
422 480
6 4 2
12 . . . 4 2 2
36 4
32 4
4
2
.
2 12 2
10 . . .
12 20
8 12 50 10 40
4 10
2
8 2
.
AREA AND COLOR
OKLAHOMA..CON . COMANCHE .................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE a.
LAWTON ............... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE .a
.OTTON ...................
.RAIG .................... L REEK....................
WHITE ..e.. NONWHITE ..
SAPULPA .............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE .e
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... .USTER ................... JELAWARE .................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
DEWEY .................... E L L I S .................... j A R F I E L 0 .................
EN10 ................. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
jARVIN.. ................. SRAOY ....................
CHICKASHA ............ WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... GRANT .................... GREER .................... HARMON ................... HARPER ................... ASKE ELL-................. HUGHES ...................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
JACKSON .................. ALTUS ................ BALANCE OF COUNTY ..e.
JEFFERSON ................ JOHNSTON .................
WHITE. .... NONWHITE ..
(AY ...................... PONCA C I T Y ........... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
KINGFISHER ............... KIOWA .................... LATIMER ..................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
L E FLORE ................. LINCOLN .................. LOGAN ....................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
LOVE ..................... MC C L A I N ................. MC CURTAIN ...............
WHITE .am.. NONWHITE .a
MC INTOSH ................ WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
nAJOR .................... MARSHALL ................. M.YES .................... MURRAY ................... MUSKOGEE .................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE .a
MUSKOGEE ............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE .a
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE .e. a
NONWHITE .. NOBLE .................... NOWATA ...................
by county
3,226 2r526
700 ... ... ... ... ... ... 12
172 570 494
76 ... ... ... ... 1.074
68 54 14 18
134 19 288 ... ...
610 412 ... ... ... ... .
110 92 7 2
104 248 212
36 lrOO8 ... ...
134 104
90 14
l t 0 6 6 ... ... 284 202 306
68 238 406 344 300 248
52 . 180 278 182 96
112 80 32 84 34
350 130
1.382 1.074
308 .- ... ... ... ... I-
186 206
21972 29518
454 2. 554 29202
352 418 316 102 118 224 766 654 112 292 236
56 474
488 230 160
7 0 102 76
l r 1 4 4 954 190 572 520 298 262
36 222
100 156 130 132 194 226 172
54 ..... 720 284 132 170 144
26 ..... 584 450 256 326 138 118
20 540 324 342 256 86 84
248 508 346 162 228 166
62 130 140 35'2 176 ..... 910 328 788 566 222 450 344 106 234 210
Attendant
Physician A ; p z *
hosp&l~ hospital md n o t
specified I 2 9 942 2.510
432 2. 528 2.196
332 414 314 100 110 222 740 644
96 288 234
54 452
488 228 158
7 0 90 76
Is126 944 182 570 512 294 258
36 218
100 156 122 130 152 224 170
54 994 712 282 132 168 142
26
1.034 584 450 254 324 138 118
20 524 314 332 254 78 84
246 446 344 102 202 158
44 126 134 392 176
19 150 888 262 756 562 194 394 326
68 230 208
30 8
112 26
6 20
4 2 2 8 2
26 10 I6
4 2 2
22
2 2
12
18 10
8 2 8 4 4
4
.
.
.
.
. . 8 2
42 2 2
16 8 2
2 2
. d
. . 2 2 . * .
16 IO 10
2 8
2 62
2 60 26
8 1 A
4 6
*
. . 8 8 22 66 32
4 28 56 18 30
4 2
SEE FOOTNOTES AT EN0 OF TABLE
3-43 SECTION 3 . NATALITY
Table 3.1 . Live Births by Attendant and Co'lor: United States, Each State and County. and Specified Urban Places. 1961-Con .
(See headnote at beginning of table)
AREA Nm COLOR
OKLAHOMA..CON . OKFUSKEE .................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE a.
OKLAHOMA ................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BETrlANY .............. DEL C I T Y ............. MIDWEST C I T Y ......... OKLAHOMA C I T Y . PART .. OKLAHOMA C I T Y . TOTAL .
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
THE V ILLAGE .......... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
WHITE ..... NONWHITE a .
NONWHITE .. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
OSAGE .................... BARTLESVILLE . PART ... TULSA . PART .......... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
OTTAWA ................... M I A M I ................ BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
PAWNEE ................... PAYNE ....................
STILLWATER ........... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
PITTSBURG ................ WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
MC ALESTER ........... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY ..a. PONTOTOC .................
ADA .................. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
POTTAWATOMIE ............. SHAWNEE .............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
PUSHMATAHA ............... ROGER M I L L S .............. ROGERS ................... SEMINOLE .................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
SEMINOLE ............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
WHITE. .... NONWHITE e .
SEQUOYAH ................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
STEPHENS ................. DUNCAN ............... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
TEXAS .................... TILLMAN ..................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
TULSA .................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
TULSA. PART. ......... TULSA. TOTAL .........
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
WAGONER .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
WASHINGTON ............... BARTLESVILLE. PART ...
Total births
by c o u n t y Of
occurrence
124 9 t 28 ...... ......
2s09C ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 656 506 150 ... ... ... ... -. ... 418 ... ... ... 582 ... ... 214
1.088 .- ... 672 628 44 ... ... -. .-
684 ... .- 796 ... ... 124 48
696 438 342
96 ... ... ... ... 224 194 30
706 ... .- 278
200 180 20
7.828 ..... 956 ... ... ... I ... .- ... 134 102
32 844 .-
BIRTBS BY PLACE OF REsmMcE
Tots1 births
21€ 14€
6f 11.282 .....
l r 8 8 f 33c 15f 87C
9r08C ..... ..... 1169C
844 66C 184
344
1 4 546 522 222 300 198
1.014 668 346 568 504
64 310 254
56 258 548 326 222 828
318
150 110 446 594 450 144 184 410 286 124 422 328 94
694 378 316 322
510
350 268
82 ..... ..... 1,050 6rOO8 6.022 5.068
940 1.698 1. 588
110 316 254
62 822 604
A t t e n d a n t
physician in
hospikl'
19€ 14L
5i l l r 2 3 i 9,356 lr87€
324 15€ 87C
9 ~ 0 4 8 9,052 1,364 11684
832 652 18C
622 472 150 312 226 86
246 64
550 2
1 4 534 522 222 300 198
1.008 664 344 556 496
60 306 254
52 250 542 326 216 824 508 316
138 110 444 572 444 128 182 390 282 108 398 316
82 692 378 3 14 322
332 262 70
79636 ..... ..... ..... 51964 .....
906 1. 686 1.578
108 294 246 48
822 604
310
A t t e n d m t n o t in h o s p i t a l and n o t
s p e c i f i e d
18 2
16 50 40 10 6 . .
32 32 26
6
12 8 4
50 10 40 32
2 30 18 8
10 12
12
.
. .
. . . . 6 4 2
12 8 4 4
4 8 6
6 4 2 2
12
2 22
6 16
2 20 4
1 6 24 12 12
2
2
.
.
.
.
. 1 8
6 12 70 34 36 58 58 24 34 12 10 2
22 8
14 . .
AREA AND COLOR
OKLAHOMA..CON
WASHINGTON..CON . BARTLESVILLEt TOTAL . a
BALANCE OF COUNTY - 4
WASHITA .................. WOOOS .................... WOODWARD .................
OREGON ........... WHITE ..... NONWHITE . a
BAKER .................... BENTON ...................
CORVALLIS ............ BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
CLACKAMAS ................ PORTLAND. PART ....... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
CLATSOP .................. ASTORIA .............. BALANCE OF COUNTY .e..
COLUMBIA ................. COOS ..................... CROOK .................... CURRY .................... OESCHUTES ................
BEND ................. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
DOUGLAS .................. ROSEBURG ............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
G I L L I A M .................. GRANT .................... HARNEY ................... HOOD RIVER ............... JACKSON ..................
MEOFORD .............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
JEFFERSON ................ WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
JOSEPHINE ................ GRANTS PASS .......... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
KLAMATH .................. KLAMATH FALLS ........ BALANCE OF COUNTY
LAKE ..................... LANE .....................
EUGENE ............... SPRINGFIELD .......... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
LINCOLN .................. L I N N .....................
ALBANY ............... BALANCE OF COUNTY .e..
MALHEUR .................. MARION ...................
SALEM . PART .......... SALEM . TOTAL ......... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
MORROW ................... MULTNOMAH ................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
PORTLAND. PART ....... PORTLAND. TOTAL . .a* . .
WHITE ..... NONWHITE . a
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
POLK ..................... SALEM. PART .......... BALANCE OF COUNTY ma..
SHERMAN .................. TILLAMOOK ................ UMATILLA .................
PENOLETON ............ BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
UNION .................... WALLOWA .................. WASCO ....................
OALLES ............... BALANCE OF COUNTY .
lbtal births
by c o u n t y Of
occur rence
... ... 312 250 372
37.736
36, 446 1.290
326 926 -. ... 826 ... ... 468 ... ... 252
1.394 256 112 664 -. ...
1.246 ... ... 36
166 170 256
1.388 ... ... 4 4
614 . ... ...
1.166 ... ... 138
4 r 232 -. ... -. 416
1 r 226 ... -. 838
2r 916 ... ... ... 106
139832 13 9082
750 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 224 ... ... . 350 722 ... ... 378 130 526 ... ...
BIRTHS BY PIdcE OF REsmsllcE
Total births
606 218 43 8 232 276
37,538
36. 248 ..... 366 894 458 436 .....
2 ..... 468 196 272 412
1,280 182 324 486 252 234
1.436 216 . 220
70 186 160 272
r 388 456 932 222 164
58 580 194 386
9 134 404 730
138 4.112 1.132 440
2 9 540 474
1.378 396 982 546
2.494 768 870
1,726 96
10.930 10,214
716 1 r076 7.078 .....
668 ..... ..... 48
508 102 406
58 390 076 260 616 378 130 386 226 160
A t t e n d a n t
P h y s i c i a n in
hospital'
606 218 438 232 274
37.278
36,012 1.266
364 888 454 434
2 9 262 2
2.260 464 196 268 402
1.276 182 322 484 250 234
1.428 216 .....
7 0 184 160 270
1.374 456 918
'218 160
58 556 190 366
1.124 402 722
138 4.052 .....
434 2. 496
472 ..... 396 974 544
2.486 766 868
1.720 96
10. 890 10. 184
706 7 9 046 7.048 .....
658 3. 844 3.796
48
506 102 404
58 388 870 260 610 378 128 386 226 160
A t t e n d a n t not in
hospital and not
specified
. . . . 2
260
236 24
2 6 4 2
26
26 4
4 10 4
2 2 2
.
.
.
. 8
8
2
2 1 4
14 4 4
24 4
20 10
2 8
.
.
.
.
.
. 60 10
6 44
2 8
8 2 8 2 2 6
40 30 10 30 30 20 10 10 10
.
.
. 2
2
2 6
6
2
.
.
.
.
. . .
'SEE FOOTNOTES AT EN0 OF TABLE .
3-44
Total births
1.850
576
240.270
214.614 25,656
1.250 34.072 30,376 3 9 696
624 292 508 198 136 62
292 294 334 398 270 128 274
334 270 64
288 786 264 664 482 326 272 270
1.116 12.336 91410 2.926
274 538 430 590
224 278 236 510 372 672
9,596 9s354
242 11674 4,468 4.188
280 556 434 122 270 362 304 58 I6
3.264 3.168
96
1.004 5.408 1,798 3,610 2,830 1.402 1.428 1,450 8.020
344 1,598
666
254 728 606
3,824
70.
SECTION 3 - NATALITY
Attendant
At tendant
in hospital
s p e c i f i e d
p h y s i c i a n n o t in
hospital' and not
Table 3-1. Live Births by Attendant and Color: United States, Each State and County, and Specified. Urban Places, 1961-Con.
(See headnote at beginning of table)
ARER AND COTDR
NONWHITE.. AMBRIDGE............. BEAVER FALLS.........
WHITE..... NONWHITE..
ELLWOOD CITY. PART... BALANCE OF COUNTY....
WHITE..... NONWHITE..
T O M births
by county Of
occurrence
814 ' 6lt
2421312
216r64C 25.672
1,144 36.791 33r04f 3,744
1,846 68
574
238,590
213 9208 25.382
1,242 33.960 30.296 3.664
622 292 508 198 136 62 292 294 334 398 270 128 274
332 270 62
288 774 264 662 480 326 272 270
1.112 12,298 9.392 2.906
274 538 43 0 590
224 278 234 510 370 668
9.554 9.320
234 1.650 4.456 4.178
278 554 432 122 268 360 304 56 16
3.162 96
988 5,334 1,790 31544 2,824 1.402 1.422 1.446 8.000
342 1,596
666
250 726 604
3.816
3,258
4 2 2
1,680
1.406 274
8 112 80 32 2 - - * - .. - - - - - - - 2
2
12
2 2
- - - - - - 4
38 18 20 - .. - - - - 2
2 4
42 34 8
24 12 10 2 2 2
2 2
2
6 6
-
-
-
- 16 74 8
66 6
6 4 20 2 2
-
- 4 2 2 8
Total births
by county Of
occurrence Total births
2.566 444
2.122 4,230 1.224 3.006
164 846
1,736 406
1.330 4.954 4.370
584 326
116 352 382 290 92
3 9 894 3 9 542
352
778 1.726
232 1.494
794 204 590
1.018 280 182 556
19622 314
1,308 2.816
294 2.522
4.796 1,814 1,248
566 242 238 164 74
2.502 129252 11,158 1,094
212 1.674
936 738 238 384 352 32
402 330 72 848 264 410
172 392 818 426
11868 188 168 20
3.956 924
5.700 3.194
546 1,960 3,378
292 306
2.780
zia
A t t a d a n t
Ihysicinn in
hospital'
2 9 556 442
2,114 4.206 1.220 2.986
162 844
1.724 402
1.322 4.5318 41334
584 324 208 116 352 382 290 92
3.860 3 9 508
352
770 1,714
232 1,482
192 204 588
1.018 2 80 1 8 2 556
1.610 314
19296 2 I 804
292 21512
4.764 1.802 1.244
242 238 164 14
2,482 12.218 llr136 1.082
212 1.656
928 728 238
352 32
402 330 72 848 264
558
384
410
170 392 818 426
1.864 188 168 20
3.946 924
5,662 3.186
540 1.936 3,354
292 304
2.758
A t t e n t s t n o t in hospital mil nut opecified
SEE FOOTNOTES AT EN0 OF TABLE.
i
Total births
84
414 244
1. 280 242 690 780
1. 588 292
1.296 930 320
1.938.
4.066 226 304
2.078 1. 458 6 9 372 246
1.344 164
4.618 2. 272 218 234 932
1. 122
2. 070 660
1.410 4.608 2. 002 460 206
1.940 59810 546 296 220 256 178
1. 068 3 e 246
29568 1.056 1. 512 1.194 336 058
2 9 690 298 188 110 568
1.824 930 240 690
790 10.570 109064
506 1.112
480 254 270 736 972 774 198 588 278 528
5. 352
306 3.724 1.042 1.502
740 1s 942
3-45 SECTION 3 . NATALITY
Table 3.1 . Live Births by Attendant and Color: United States, Each State and
Attendant
pnysician in
hospiixl'
i
AFEA AID COLOR
PENNSYLVANlA..CON.
FOREST ................... FRANKLIN .................
CHAMBERSBURG ......... WAYNESBORO ........... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
FULTON ................... GREENE ................... HUNTINGOON ............... I N D I A N A ..................
I N D I A N A .............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ..a.
JEFFERSON ................ JUNIATA .................. LACKAWANNA ...............
CARBONOALE ........... OUNMORE .............. SCRANTON ............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
LANCASTER ................ COLUMBIA ............. LANCASTER ............ LANCASTER TWP* ....... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
LAWRENCE ................. ELLLvOOO CITY. PART ... tLLWO00 CITY. TOTAL .. NEW CASTLE ........... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
LEBANON .................. LEBANON .............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
LEHIGH ................... ALLENTOWN ............ BETHLEHEM. PART ...... EMMAUS ............... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
LULERNE .................. HAZLETON ............. KINGSTON ............. NANTICOKE ............ PITTSTON ............. PLYMOUTH ............. WILKES.BARRE ......... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
LYCOMING ................. WILLIAMSPORT ......... BALANCE OF COUNTY .e..
MC KEAN .................. BRADFORD ............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ma..
MERCER ................... FARRELL ..............
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
SHARON ............... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
M I F F L I N .................. LEWISTOWN ............ BALANCE OF COUNTY ..a.
MONROE ................... MONTGOMERY ...............
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
ABINGTON TWP* ........ CHELTENHAM TWP*. ..... CONSHOHOCKEN ......... LANSOALE ............. LOWER MERION TWPI .e.. NORRISTOWN ...........
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
POTTSTO*N ............ SPRINGFIELD TWP* ..... UPPER MORELANO TWP* .. BALANCE OF COUNTY ..e.
MONTOUR .................. NORTHAMPTON ..............
BETHLEHEM . PART ...... BETHLEHEM. TOTAL ..... EASTON ............... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
County. and Specified Urban . Places. 196l-Con . (See headnote at beginning df table)
Total births
by county O f
occurrence
..... ... ... ... 282 754 79c
i.iga ... ... 942 16
4.914 ... ... ... ... 6.716 ... ... ... ... 21594 ... .- ... ... 1.780 ... ... 7.152 ... ... ... ... 5.908 ... ... -. ... ... .- ...
2 , 814 ... ... 1.052 ... ... 3.216 - ... ... ... ...
1 r 294 .- ...
814 14.888 14.210
678 -I ... ... ... ... .- .- .- .- -. ... - 656
1.630 ... -. ... -
BIRTBS BY PIdcE OF RESIDENCE
8' ..... 41' 244
1 r28C 242 68t 76C
lr57E 292
lr28€ 92€ 31C
4 . 056 224 304
2. 078 1. 450 ..... 246
lr34C 164 .....
21266 218 234 932 ..... ..... 656 ..... .....
2 roo0 460 206 ..... ..... 546 296 218 256 176 ..... .....
2.560 1.056 ..... 19 194 336 858 ..... 298 188 110 568 ..... 914 238 676
788 10.536 ......
504 ..... 478 254 268 736 968 772 196 588 278 524 ..... 304 .....
1.034 1.494
740 .....
Attendant not in hospital and not
specified
. . .
.
. . 2 20 10
10 2 10
.
10 2 . . 8
354
4
350 6
.
.
. . . 6
22 4 18 22 2 . . 20 18 . . 2
2 4 10
.
8
8 . . . . 10 . . . . 10 16 2 14
2 34 32 2
2
2
4 2 2
.
.
.
. . 4 22
2 20 8 8
12 .
ARXA AND C O U R
PENNSYLVANIA..CON . NORTHUMBERLANO ...........
MOUNT CARMEL ......... SHAMOKIN ............. SUNBURY .............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
PERRY .................... PHILADELPHIA . COEX .
WITH PHILADELPHIA C I T Y .. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
P I K E ..................... POTTER ................... SCHUYLKILL ...............
POTTSVILLE ........... SHENANOOAH ........... TAMAQUA .............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
SNYDER ................... SOMERSET ................. S U L L I V A N ................. SUSQUEHANNA .............. TIOGA .................... UNION .................... VENANGO ..................
O I L C I T Y ............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
WARREN ................... WARREN ............... BALANCE OF COUNTY ..e.
WASHINGTON ............... CANONSBURG ........... OONORA.. .............
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
WASHINGTON ........... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
WAYNE .................... WESTMORELANO .............
GREENSBURG ........... HEMPFIELO TWP* ....... JEANNETTE ............ LATROBE .............. LOWER BURRELL ........ MONESSEN ............. NEW KENSINGTON ....... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
WYOMING .................. YORK .....................
HANOVER .............. SPRING GARDEN TWP* ... YORK ................. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
RHODE ISLAND ...... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BRISTOL .................. BARRINGTON TOWN* ..e.. BRISTOL TOWN* ........ BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
KENT ..................... WARWICK .............. WEST WARWICK TOWN* e.. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
NEWPORT .................. NEWPORT .............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
PROVIDENCE ............... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
CENTRAL FALLS ........ CRANSTON ............. EAST PROVIDENCE .. as . .
NORTH PROVIDENCE TOWN* ...............
PAWTUCKET ............ PROVIDENCE ...........
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
WOONSOCKET ........... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
WASHINGTON ...............
Total birtbs
by county O f
occurrence
1,58( ... ... ... ... 11
4 8 , 971 32978' 16r19(
21t 2r85t ... ... ... -.
1t lr49f
41E 904 90i
lr28i
I
... I_
822 ... ...
41434 ... ... ... ... ... ... 342
6, 018 ... -. -. ... ... ... ... ... 216
5. 434 ... ... ... ... 199330
18, 528 802
... ... ... 1, 716 ... ... ... 1, 722 ... ...
139886 139304
582 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...
2.006
Total births
..... 216 298 272 ..... 608
44. 988 28 * 844 16.144
180 368
2 * 846 426 112 172 ..... 552
1,538 114 740 904 522 ..... 340 992 954 366 588
4.212 236 13 8 152 36 490 ..... 578
7.168 462 596 350 230 230 318 460
4.522 358 ..... 352 154 .....
3.540 ...... 17. 618
752
780 254 330 196
2.488 1.368 618 502 ..... 996 928
11,922 11,350
572 466
19130 872
348 1~760 49322 3r810 512
1.152 1,872 1.256
Attendant
Physician in
hospital'
1. 928 216 298 268
1.146 596
44.704 281756 ......
180 366 ..... 426 112 172
2. 122
532 ..... 110 730 898 520 ..... 340 990 952 366 586 ..... 236 188 152 36 488 ..... 574
7.136 458 596 350 230 230 316 458
4. 498 354 ..... 348 150 .....
3. 438
189304
17. 560 744
780 254 330 196
21478 1. 368 616 494 ..... 996 924
11. 878 11.312
566 464 ..... 866
348 1.758 4. 298 3 9 792 506
1 s 148 18866 .....
Attendant not in hospital and not
specified
10 . . 4 6 12
284 88 196
2 14
.
.
. . 14
20 18 4 10 6 2 2
2 2
2 12
.
.
. .
. . 2 10
4 3 2
4 . . . . 2 2
24 4
138 4 4 28 102
66
58 8
. . .
. 10
2 8 4
4
44 38 6 2
6
.
.
.
. 2 24 18 6 4 6 8
SEE FOOTNOTES AT q 0 OF TABLE . ~ ~ 2 - 4 ~ 3 o . 63 . 4
SECTION 3 - NATALITY 3-46 *
Table 3-1. Live Births by Attendant and Color: United States, Each State and County, and Specified Urban Places, 1961-Con.
B I R W
Total hi*
59.930
34.728 25.202
454 256 198
1.854 1.306
548 286 190 96
228 198 30
1,340 918 422
248 82
166 2 9 148 1.640
508 946 720 226
1,202 920 282 362 110 252
418 194 224 828 270 558
1.000 464 536 312 66
246
6 ~ 7 5 6 3,982 2.774 1.912
772 1.140 4.844 3.210 1.634
876 606 270 254 200 54
622 406 216
770 398 372 810 444 366 778 160 618 678 278 400
1,376 656 720
904 416 488 648 288 360
(See headnote at hegming of table)
BY PIACE OF REslDENcE
Attendant
P h y a i c h in
hospital'
-
AREA AND COLOR
568
986 612 374 440 240 200 546 372 174 444 180 264
1,974 11268
706
296 90
206 768 434 334 870 580 290 968 554 414 544 102 442
1.502 1.208
294 212 40 172 770 298 472 798 394 404 594 316 278
952 834 118
19846 598
1.248 1
SOUTH CAROLINA.. .
1
WHITE..... NONWHITE..
ALLENOALE...............~ WHITE.. ... NONWHITE..
ANDERSON................, WHITE..... NONWHITE. a
ANOERSON............~ WHITE..... NONWHITE. a
BALANCE OF COUNTY.... WHITE..... NONWHITE..
BAMBERG...............r.... WHITE. 4
NONWHITE..
BARNWELL................. WHITE..... NONWHITE..
BEAUFORT................. WHITE..... NONWHITE..
BERKELEY................. WHITE..... NONWHITE..
CALHOUN.................. WHITE..... NONWHITE..
CHARLESTON..........*..., WHITE..... NONWHITE..
CHARLESTON........... WHITE..... NONWHITE..
BALANCE OF COUNTY.... WHITE..... NONWHITE..
CHEROKEE................. WHITE..... NONWHITE..
GAFFNEY.............. WHITE..... NONWHITE..
BALANCE OF COUNTY.... WHITE..... NONWHITE..
CHESTER.................. WHITE..... NONWHITE..
CHESTERFIELD..........,.. WHITE..... NONWHITE..
CLARENOON................ WHITE..... NONWHITE..
COLLETON................. WHITE..... NONWHXTE..
OARLINGTON............... WHITE..... NONWHITE..
WHITE..... NONWHITE..
T O M births
by county O f
occurrence
59 979
34.53 25.25
37 17 20
1,16 73 43 - -- - - -- - -- I -- 27 9
17 2.36 1985
51 - -- -- -- - -- 46 18 27
37 15 22
1942 86 55 73 22 50 22
22
7.03 4.24 2.79 -- - - - - -
89 60 28 -- -- -- - -- -- 70 35 35 78 34 43 7 4 13 61 68 29 39
1.36 59 76
84 33 511 58, 241 331
I
50.144
34.310 15.834
422 256 166
1,660 1,298
362 252 190 62 228 198 30
1,180 910 270
142 82 60
1.980 1.628
352 868 716 152
1,112 912 200 204 106 98
226 182 44 520 270 250 680 464 216 82 66 16
6,578 3.970 2.608 1.854
766 1,088 4.724 3.204 1.520
856 598 258 254 200 54
602 398 204
624 396 228 772 434 338 240 160 80
45 0 276 174
1,280 654 626
624 388 236 388 284 104
Attendant not in hospital. and not
specified
9.786
418 9,368
32
32 194 8
186 34
34
-
- - - -
160 8
152
106
106 168 12 156 78 4 74 90 8
82 158 4
154
192 12
180 308
308 320
320 230
230
-
- - -
178 12
166 58 6
52 120
6 114 20 8 12 - - - 20 8
12
146 2
144 38 10 28
538
538 228
2 226 96 2
94
280 28 252 260 4
256
-
S. CAROLINA--CON.
EDGEFIELD............... WHITE.... NONWHITE.
FAIRFIELO............... WHITE.... NONWHITE.
FLORENCE................ WHITE.... NONWHITE.
FLORENCE............ WHITE.... NONWHITE.
BALANCE OF COUNTY... WHITE.... NONWH I TE.
GEORGETOWN.............. WHITE.. .. NONWHITE.
GEORGETOWN-......... WHITE.... NONWHITE.
BALANCE OF COUNTY... WHITE.... NONWHITE.
GREENVILLE.............. WHITE....
WHITE.... NONWHITE.
ORANGEBURG.............. WHITE.... NONWHITE.
Ey county
272 I2
260 498 102 396
2.272 1,188 1.084 --- --- --- --- --- ---
996 428 568 --- -- -- -- --- ---
5.724 49364 1.360 --- --- --- --- --- --- 1.232
840 392 --- --- --- --- --- -- 488 184 304
2,066 1 ~ 3 4 2
724
226 52 174 730 408 322 868 574 294 788 430 358 420 70 350
130 20 110 208 20 188 954 436 518 774 350 424 776 456 320
856 724 132
1,916 648
1.268
Attendant
I
11 0 78 32
242 124 118 ,678 ,048 630 546 366 180 ,132 682 450
602 374 228 214 152 62
388 222 166 9286 ,048 ,238 ,744 e 064 680
3.542 2.984
958
918 606 312 426 240 186 492 366 126 312 180 132
1 702 1,264
438
180 90 90
424 148 778 578 200 718 552 166 272 102 170
1.356 1.180
176 38 30 8
540 286 254 574 356 218 498 316 182
936 818 118
11132 588 544
$72
274 14
260 298
b 292 426 24
402 110
2 106 316 22
294
354 20
334 76 6
t o 278 14
264 26 14 12 2
2 24 14 10
68 6
62 14
14 54 6
48 132
132 212
4 268
Ii6
716 196 10
186 92 2
90 250
2 248 212
272
146 28 118 174
10 164 230 12
218 224 38 186 96
96
16 16
714 10
704
.,
-
-
-
-
- SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TABLE.
SECTION 3 - NATALITY 3-41
Table 3-1. Live Births by Attendant and Col.or United States, Each State and County, and Specified Urban Places, 1961-Con.
(See headnote at be&- of hbh)
AReA AND COLOR
S. CAROLINA--CON.
ORANGEBURG-CON. ORANGEBURG...........
WHITE..... NONWHITE..
BALANCE OF COUNTY.... WHITE..... NONWHITE..
PICKENS.............,..., WHITE..... NONWHITE..
RICHLAND................. WHITE..... NONWHITE..
COLUMBIA............. WHITE..... NONWHITE..
BALANCE OF COUNTY.... WHITE..... NONWHITE..
SALUDA............,...... WHITE..... NONWHITE..
SPARTANBURG.............. WHITE..... NONWHITE..
SPARTANBURG.......... WHITE..... NONWHITE..
BALANCE OF COUNTY.... WHITE..... NONWHITE..
SUMTER.... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . WHITE..... NONWHITE..
SUMTER............... WHITE..... NONWHITE..
BALANCE OF COUNTY.... WHITE..... NONWHITE..
UNION.................... , WHITE.....
NONWHITE.. UNION................
WHITE..... NONWHITE..
BALANCE OF COUNTY.... WHITE..... NONWHITE..
Tvtal births
by county Of
BIRTBS BY PIACE OF RFsmMcE
Total births
358 206 152
1.488 392
1.096 1s 106
972 134
4,826 2.850 1r976 2.532 1.466 18066 2.294 1,384
910
346 190 156
3,498 2.532
966 lr084
706 378
2.414 1.826
588
2.390 1,278 1.112
920 620 300
1.470 658 812 740 474 266 276 188 88
464 286 178
SO02 266 736 ,982 I 292 690 816 560 256
9 166 732 434
171642
16.270 1.372
104 478 334 144 94 62 32 188 484 302 182 846 586 260 188 84 38 46 198
Attendant
M i c i a Q
hospital= in
270 206 64
862 382 480
1.088
128 4.630 2.828 lr802 21472 1.456 1.016 2.158 1.372
786
194 174 20
3.380 2.520
860 1 so38
706 332
2.342 1.814
528
1.786 1.270
516 842 618 224 944 652 292 700 474 226 270 188 82
430 286 144
412 242 170
1.782 1.288
494 732 560 172
1.050 728 322
17 9468
16.164
960
18304
104 476 332 144 88 62 26 182 484 302 182 844 584 260 188 80 36 44 198
Attendant not in hospital asd not specified
8e
8e 626 1c 616 1E li e
19c 22
174 6C 1c 5c 136 12 124
152 16 136 118 12
106 46
46 72 12 60
604 8
596 78 2
76 526
6 520 40
40 6
6 34
34
590 24
566 200
4 196 84
84 116 4
112
174
106 68
- -
-
- 2 2
6
6
- - .. ,. - 2 2 - - 4 2 2 -
lwz l bLrths
by county or
.occ-ce
380 304 76 2
242 712 --- I-
78 68 10 2
726 --- --- 200 88
154 6
148 54 90
288 68
222 188 56 12
162
- 82
136 2
198 326 488 194 -
2 162 154
896 6 2 4
21842 -
--- --- 98
1.630 --- --- 130 210 278 176 102 - 360 14
346 184
58 172
172 220 78
302 4
4 754
- -
-
BIRTHS BY PIACE OF RFsIDFXCE
Total births
86 292 244
15C 270 490 380
174
48
iia
94
98 372 292
210 146
188 78
ea
ea
110 120 134 194 116 238 150 86
126 182 86 54
444 382 62
234 58 48 90 60 196 290 472 22 2 128 98 30 182 120 126
292 80 36 44 102
2,424 1.952
472 184
2 9 138 1,712
426 126 166 318 240 78 92
370 50
320 240 148 84
160 54 106 224 208 230 224 44 22 22
400
Attendant
physicien in
hospital’
8t 29C 242 48 146 270 488 378 iia 170 94 76 94
372 292 80
210 144
188 78
110 120 130 194 114 238 148 86
126 180 78 52
444 382 62
224 58 48
58 196 290 472 222 124 96 28
182 120 126
288 74 34 40 102
2,422 1.950
472 182
21128 1,704
424 122 166 314 238 76 92
344 48
296 230 148 82
154 54 100 222 208 230 216 40 22 18
396
9a
Attendant not in hospi ta l ana not
specifi€d
SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TABLE.
3-48
BIRTBS
T O W births
254 742 504 238
5.522 4,228 1.294 2,972 1.736 1.236
382 258
1,910 150 452 188 264
342 662 63 8 166 472 302 246 56
404 340 64
258 106 210 134 440 194
51524 4 9 878
646 21706 2. 108
598 2. 818
260 194 66 566 258 308 688 122 560 460 100
516 716 272 504 318 202
1. 432 764 668 808 472 336 624 292 332 450
312 262 50
938 686 252 474 336 138 464 350 114 110 524
1. 074 812 262
SECTION 3 . NATALITY
BY PUCE OF RFSI0El:CE
Attendant
BYsici= in
hospital'
Table 3.1 . Live Births by Attendant and Color: United States. Each State and County. and Specified Urban Places. 1961-Con .
(See headnote at beginning of table)
AREA AND COLOR
SOUTH DAKOTA..CON . ZIEBACH ..................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE .a
TENNESSEE ........ WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
ANDERSON ................. OAK RIDGE. PART ...... OAK RIDGE. TOTAL ..... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
BEDFORD .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
SHELBYVILLE .......... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... BENTON ................... BLEDSOE .................. BLOUNT ...................
MARYVILLE ............ ' BALANCE OF COUNTY .e..
BRADLEY .................. CLEVELAND ............ BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
CAMPBELL ................. CANNON ................... CARROLL ..................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE a
CARTER ................... ELIZABETHTON ......... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
CHEATHAM ................. CHESTER ..................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
CLAIBORNE ................ CLAY ..................... COCKE .................... COFFEE ...................
TULLAHOMAt PART ...... TULLAHOMAt TOTAL ..... BALANCE OF COUNTY ..a.
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
NASHVILLE ............ WHITE. .... NONWHITE .a
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... DECATUR .................. DE KALB .................. DICKSON .................. OYER .....................
WHITE. .... NONWHITE a.
DYERSBURG ............ WHITE .... NONWHITE .
BALANCE OF COUNTY ... FAYETTE .................
WHITE. ... NONWHITE .
FENTRESS ................ FRANKLIN ................
TULLAHOMA . PART ..... BALANCE OF COUNTY ...
GIBSON .................. WHITE .... NONWHITE .
GILES ................... WHITE .... NONWHITE
GRAINGER ................ GREENE ..................
GREENVILLE .......... BALANCE OF COUNTY ...
Total births
by county Of
occurrence
4
4
83.774
65.480 1 8 ~ 2 9 4
1.324
.
.. - ... 548 458 90 .. .. -I
.. 188 186
1.162 .. ... 1.122 ... -
976 218 290 234 56
686 L - 52
164 118 46
346 22
584 690 .. . ... 186 88 98 514
10, 040 7 , 788 2.252 .. - .. -
2 186 654
732 604 128 ... .. .. -I
621 16t 462 301 58C .. e
lr01f 114 30i
404 314 9c 2E
944 - ..
Total births
92 34 58
82.248
64.020 18.228
1 9 444 632 636 812 500 414 86
286 228 58
214 178 172
1,214 256 958 950 578 372
718 19 8 426 358 68
764 192 572 180 188 150 38 430 148 590 648 302 304 346
322 198 124 458
9,560 7,360 ..... 5 9 564 ..... ..... .....
148 234 478
620 496 124 280 207 7f
34( 631 14' 491 34( 57;
57( 91( 621 28i
40i 32( 8i
261 821 24f 582
Attendant
paysic*m in
hospital'
86 34 52
18. 582 ...... ...... 1.404
632 636 772 490 414 76 216 228 48 214 176 156 ..... 256 954 926 566 360
704 198 402 354 48
754 192 562 180 180 148 32 408 126 514 646 300 302 346
262 186 76
424 9.544 7.352 2.192 ..... ..... 1.924 3. 992
146 226 478
584 490 94
274 20: 7;
311 241 141 101 321 56:
561 8I( 62; 181
351 31( 41 242 80f 242 564
Rttendant n o t in hospital and not
specified
6
6
3 9666
lr09C 2.576
40
4c 1c
l@ 1c
1c
2 IC 4
4 24 12 12
14
24 4
20 10
10
8 2 6
22 22 76 2 2 2
60 12 48 34 16 8 8
I2 4 8 4 2 8
36 6
30 6
I 31
391
381 1:
I
I 101
1 9'
41 11 31 21 2;
11 1
AREA AND COIIlR
TENNESSEE..CON . jRUNDY ................... iAMBLEN ..................
MORRISTOWN ........... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
iAMILTON ................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
CHATTANOOGA .......... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
EAST RIDGE ........... REO BANK-WHITE OAK . e .
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... HANCOCK .................. HARDEMAN .................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
HARDIN ................... HAWKINS .................. HAYWOOO ..................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
HENDERSON ................ WHITE NONWHITE ..... I.
HENRY .................... WHITE ..* NONWHITE ..
HICKMAN .................. H OUST ON.................. HUMPHREYS ................ JACKSON .................. JEFFERSON ................ JOHNSON .................. KNOX .....................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE .e
KNOXVILLE ............ WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE O F COUNTY .... LAKE .....................
WHITE ..e..
NONWHITE LAUDERDALE ...............
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
LAWRENCE ................. LEWIS .................... ~~
L INCOLN .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE e .
LOUOON ................... MC MINN ..................
ATHENS ............... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
MC NAIRY ................. MACON .................... MADISON ..................
WHITE . a . . NONWHITE
JACKSON .............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE.,
MARION ................... MARSHALL .................
WHITE ..... MAURY .................... NONWHITE . I
WHITE ..a. 8
NONWHITE., COLUMBIA .............
WHITE ..... NONWHITE . I
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE . I
MEIGS .................... MONROE ................... MONTGOMERY ...............
WHXTE ..... NONWHITE..
Total births
b y county O f
occurrence
188 842 ... ...
5, 990 4.674 lr 316 ... ... ... ... ... ...
92 408 110 298
542 290 668 I94 474 360 300 60 460 392 68 58
118 176 216 564 106
6,350 5,112
638 ... ... ... ... 230 168 62 562 248 314 690 sa
612 504 108
384 828 ... ... 92
178 le608
942 666 ... ... ... ... ... ... 431
321 261 61
911 68: 23 . ... ... ... ... ... ... 548 961 731 231
250 734 498 236
5.484 4. 206 1. 278 2 952 1 I 728 1. 224
382 258
1.892 106 160 122 58
336 514 210 144 66 290 244 46
382 340 42 248 100 206 128 432 192
5.458 ..... 604
2.660 2 ~ 1 0 4
556 ..... 164 160 4
340 236 104 672 122 546 454 92
512 768 210 498 302 202
1. 212 164 448 756 472 284 456 291 164 446
306 262 44
848 672 176 42C 332 88
428 34c 88 98
498 966 802 164
.
Rttendant not in hospital and not
specified
4 8 6 2
38 22 16 20 8
12 . . ia 44
272 66
206
6 80 428 22
406 12 2
IO 22
22 10 6 4 6 8 2
66 24 42 46 4 42 20 96 34 62 22b 22
204 16
14 6 8
4 8 2 6
16
#
d
d
22;
220 52
52 168
168 4
6
6 90 14 16 54 4 50 36 10 26 12 26
108 10 98
d
d
.
SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TABLE .
I
Total b-
596' 414 182 478 398
80 52
258 520 428
92 304
86 96
316
596 350 864
4 860 586 476 110
1,454 1.214
240 570 472
98 884 742 142
406 146 506
16.788 ..... 7.712 ...... ..... 6.170 ..... ..... 1.542
272 124 ..... 398 560 ..... 838 712 126 784 362 422 108
88 20
320 196
72 496
1.404 688 716
226 366 346 560 416 144 612 458 154 302 214
88 310 244
66
!
Attendant
physician
hospital1 in
3-49 SECTION 3 . NATALITY
Table 3.1 . Live Births by Attendant and Color: United States, Each State and County. and Specified Urban Places. 1961-Con .
AREA AND corn
TENNESSEE.CON . MONTGOMERY..CON
CLARKSVILLE .......... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
MOO RE...................^ MORGAN ................... OBI ON...................^
WHITE ..... ........ NONWHITE.<
OVERTON .................. PERRY .................... PICKETT .................. POLK ..................... PUTNAM ................... RHEA ..................... ROANE ....................
OAK RIOGEt PART ...... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
ROBERTSON ................ WHITE ..... NONWHITE .a
RUTHERFORD ............... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
MURFREESBORO ......... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE
SCOTT .................... SEQUATCHIE ............... SEVIER ................... SHELBY ...................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
MEMPHIS .............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
SMITH .................... STEWART .................. SULLIVAN .................
BRISTOL7 ............. KINGSPORT ............ BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
SUMNER ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
TIPTON ................... WHITE ..a. . NONWHITE ..
TROUSDALE ................ WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
UNICOI ................... UNION .................... VAN BUREN ................ WARREN ................... WASHINGTON ...............
JOHNSON C I T Y ......... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
WAYNE .................... WEAKLEY .................. WHITE .................... WILLIAMSON ...............
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
WILSON ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
LEBANON .............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
Total births
by county
DmVMce or
.. ... .. -I .. ...
7:: 611 12: 281 21;
30;
67; 271
1.071 I ... 59L 47E 11E
1.411 1.17E
24C ... ... ... -I ... ...
480 114 202
17.786 9.956 7.830 ... .- .- ... ... ...
274 26
3.184 ... .- ...
654 536 118 556 186 370 114
90 24
302 16 64
552 1.504 ... ...
76 146 300 47 2 332 140 686 556 130 ... .- ... ... ... .-
(See headnote at b e g i n n i i of tab le )
BlRlBS BY PIACE OF RFSDFXCE
521 41; 1 1 1
441 391
51 51
24; 501 421
81 291
81 91
301
581 341 86;
851 58; 471 101
19431 l r 2 1 (
22t 561 47;
9; 871 73f 1 3 6
1
37c 132 48E
16,560 9.052 7,508
12.758 6,724 69034 3.802 2,328 1,474
266 114
2.474 398 558
1. 518
834 710 124 564 342 222 106
86 20
318 176
72 488
1.372 672 700
224 356 342 546 410 136 578 448 130 280 208 72
298 240
58
A t k n b t not in hospital aod not
specified
7( 2
6E 3E
f 3c
1 6 1 2
1 2 1 c
1
8
8
2
2 4
4 16 4
12 6
6 10 4 6
i o
36 14 18
228 24
204 150 14
136 78 10 68
6 10 1 4
2 12
.
4 2 2
220 20
200 2 2
2 20
8 32 16 16
2 1 0
4 14 6 8
34 10 24 22 6
16 12
4 8
.
.
..
A m A Am COIOR
TEXAS ............ WHITE ..a.
NONWHITE
INDERSON ................ WHITE . NONWHITE .
PALESTINE ........... WHIT NONW
BALANCE OF COUN WHITE NONWHITE . I
rNOREWS .................. ANOREWS ............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ...
WHITE ..... NONWHITE.,
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... .RANSAS .................. .RCHER ...................
WICHITA FALLS. PART., BALANCE OF COUNTY e.. <
.RMSTRONG ................
.TASCOSA.r ............... UST TIN..................^
WHITE ..... NONWHITE .
8AILEY.a ................. ANOERA .................. ASTROP ..................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE . a
AYLOR ................... EE ......................
BEEVILLE ............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
E L L ..................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE
KILLEEN .............. TEMPLE ...............
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... EXAR ....................
WHITE ..a.
NONWHITE .. SAN ANTONIO ..........
WHITE ..... NONWHITE
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... LANCO ................... OROEN ................... OSQUE ................... OWIE ....................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE .. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE .a
RAZORIA ................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
FREEPORT ............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
TEXARKANA~ ...........
RAZOS. .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE .e
BRYAN ................ WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
COLLEGE STATION ......
Tow births
by county Of
occwence
245,662
208.720 36.942
554 334 22c ... I- ... ... -. -. 322 ... ...
940 136 204 ... ... ... ...
58 8 I- ... . 406 256 186 70
320 2
306 186 120 122 696 ... ... ..... ..... 464 ... -. ... .- ...
20.112 1 8 ~ 6 3 2
1.480 ... ... -. -.
66 .
142 1rO22
718 304 ... ... ... ... ... ...
1 178 1 9 048
130 ... ... ... ... 1.216
922 294 ... ... ... -
Total births
246,444
2099294 37r15C
564 352 212 314 ZOC 1 1 4 25C 152 98
326 306
2c
88C 674 206 446 296 150 434 156 156
156 26
440 230 156
74
250 64
344 208 136 130 722 528 194 ..... ..... 446
1. 410 692 504 188 750
19.934 ...... ..... 17. 796 16. 372 1. 424 .....
60 12
110 1.248 836 412 562 352 210 686 484 202 .....
1 564 228 330
1.462 ..... 192 ..... 930 282 804
216 310
588
~~
Attendant
physician in
hospital'
23191%
198,756 32.374
496 35( 146 28C 19E
82 216 152 64
324 306
18
872 674 198 440 296 144 432 126 156
156 26
372 192 154
38
250 56
258 194
64 128 646 466 180
.
2.798 2.376
422 l r 4 0 8
666 488 178 724
18.702 17.270 ..... 16 9 652 15. 272 ..... .....
60 12
110 1.028
828 200 466 348 118 562 480
82 1.770 1. 562
208 328
1. 442 1.268
174
994 896
90 630 560
70 306
Attendant not in hospital and not
specified ...... ...... 4.776
68 2
66 34
2 32 34
34 2
2
.
.
8
8 6
6 2
30
.
.
. . . . 68 38
2 36
. 8
8 6 1 4 72
2 76 62 1 4
54 30 24
2 26 1 6 1 0 26
1.232 1.188
44 ..... 44 8 8
18144
. .
. 220
8 212
96 4
92 124
4 120 22
2 20
2 20
2 18
218 34
184 174 28
146 4
SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TABLE .
3-50
Totsl births
656 656 252
1.410 560 358 202 462 60 50 10 .....
632 402 394 340 54 94
278 52 376 314 .....
2. 258 142 44 934 628 306 274 180 94
660 448 212 ...... ...... 426
119580 956 222 340 188 152 314 270 44
264 228 36 170 360 70
1.032 836 196 58 162 82 80
264 312
39510 29500 ..... 1 786 .....
654 446 254 192 616 550 66 662 564 98
188 148 24 98 86 12
SECTION - 3 . NATALITY
Attendant
physician in
hospital '
.
Table 3.1 . Live Births by Attendant and Color: United States. Each State and County. and Specified . Urban Places. 196.1-Con.
(See headnote at beginning of table)
AREA AND COIllR
TEXAS..CON . BRAZOS..CON .
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
BREWSTER ................. BRISCOE .................. BROOKS ................... BROWN ....................
BRO.NWOO0 ............ BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
BURLESON ................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BURNET ................... CALOWELL .................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
CALHOUN .................. CALLAHAN ................. CAMERON ..................
BROWNSVILLE .......... HARLINGEN ............ SAN BENITO ........... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
CAMP ..................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
CARSON ................... CAS5 .....................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
CASTRO ................... CHAMBERS .................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
CHEROKEE ................. WHITE ..e.. NONWHITE ..
CHILORESS ................ CLAY ..................... COCHRAN .................. COKE ..................... COLEMAN .................. COLLIN ...................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE . a
MC KINNEY ............ WHITE ..e.. NONWHITE ..
RICHARDSON. PART ..... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
WHITE ..... NONWHITE. .
COLLINGSWORTH ............ COLORADO .................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
COMAL .................... NEW BRAUNFELS ........ BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
COMANCHE ................. CONCH0 ................... COOKE ....................
GAINESVILLE .......... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
CORYELL .................. COTTLE ................... CRANE .................... CROCKETT ................. CROSBY ................... CULBERSON ................ DALLAM ................... DALLAS ...................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
DALLAS ............... WHITE ..e.. NONWHITE .a
FARMERS BRANCH ....... GARLANO .............. GRAND PRAIRIE. PART .. GRAND PRAIRIE. TOTAL . HIGHLAND PARK ........ IRVING ............... MESQUITE .............
Total births
by c m t r Of
occ-ce
.. .. .. 208
408 530
4
...
... 104 64 40
232 424 366 58
552 58
5.178 ... .. ... - 156 80 76 82
402 242
328 126 86 40
568 372 196 174 94 64 28
168 872 732 140
160
... ... ..
... - .. .. 102 402 302 100 418 - - 100 12
468 ... ... 216 106
106 102 226 58
24, 404 18.892 5.512
.
I- - ... ... ... ... ... .. - -
Total births
9E 4f 5c
16C 104 29t 47t 37E 9E
204 12c 84
204 33E 286 52
53E Ili
5,454 2.036 1~40E
58C 1.43C
15E 8C 7E
202 43E 264 174 266 212 15E 54
522 336 186 158 162 192 64
184 888 732 156 318 256 62
570 476 94
118 372 272 100 432 352 80
192 54
410 238 172 492 88
110 120 340 104 148 ...... ......
5.548 17.764 12.550 5.214
438 ..... 824 836 86
1. 354 .....
Attendant
physician
hospital= in
5E 4i It 15f 102 28E 46E 37c 9f
14c 104 3t 19C 29t 252 44
52€ 11c
3 9 164 98C 98E 37c 82E 12E 8C 4€ 20i 39E 262 136 25i 20c 154 4t
47t 336 14C 156 148 176 64 178 872 722 15C 314 254 60
558 468 9c
96 326 264 62
384 314
186 52
408 236 172 490 86
70
110 120 330 90
144 25.052 19,628 5.424
17.578 12.472 .....
438 ..... 810 822 86
19350 .....
Attendant n o t in hospital end n o t specified
4
3
6 1 4 1 4 3
1 .... 1905
42 21 60 3
3
4
3 1 1
4
4
1 1
1 1
1
2 4
3 4 3 1
1 1
22 10 12. 181 7. 101
1' 1.
m m COLOR
TEXAS..CON . OALLAS..CON
RICtIARDSON. PART ..... RICHARDSON. TOTAL .... UNIVERSITY PARK ...... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
DAWSON ................... LAMESA ............... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
DEAF SMITH ............... DELTA ....................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
OENTON ................... OENTON ............... BALANCE OF COUNTY ..a.
DE WITT .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE e .
OICKENS .................. OIMMIT ................... OONLEY ................... DUVAL .................... EASTLAND ................. ECTOR ....................
ODESSA ............... BALANCE OF COUNTY
EDWARDS .................. E L L I S ....................
WHITE ..... ...... ~~ . NONWHITE e.
WAXAHACHIE ........... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY ..e. WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
E L PAS0 .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
EL PAS0 .............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
ERATH .................... FALLS ....................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
FANNIN ................... WHITE ..e..
NONWHITE .. FAYETTE ..................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
FISHER ................... FLOYD .................... FOARO .................... FORT BEND ................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
FRANKLIN ................. FREESTONE ................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
F R I O ..................... GAINES ................... GALVESTON ................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
GALVESTON ............ WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
LA MARQUE ............ WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
TEXAS C I T Y ........... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
GARZA .................... G I L L E S P I E ................. GLASSCOCK ................ GOLIAO ...................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
lbtal births
by covnty of
occurrence
... ... ... ... 614 ... ... 378 38 28 10
lrOl6 ... ... 366 308 58 13c
238 34
20c 384
2 * 384 ... ... 24
93E 64E 292 ... ... ... ... ... ...
12.912 12.49C
422 ... ... 252 416 26C 15C 28C 242 38
186 138
178 454 7c
824 65C 174 46 19E 9E 1oc 29E 35E
4907C 2.79C I.28C
48
... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 142 230
90 78 12
654 654 252
1.398 466 298 I68 438 48 46 2
lr018 620 398 362 318 44 82
220 52
226 310
2.376 2. 236
140 38 834 614 220 230 178 52
604 436 168 ......
llr872 424
llr360 936 222 250 180 70
298 262 36
236 214 22
158 338 66
962 810 152 54 150 82 68 226 308
39488 2.486 ..... 1.776 11128
648 446 254 192 612 546 66
654 558 96
I E6 146 24 92 84 8
Z 2
12 94 60 34 24 1z 4 8
16 1z
-
14 32 22 10 12
5a - 150
4 24 22 2 6
100 14 86 44 2
42 56 12 44
240 238
2 220 ZO
90 8
82 16
8 a
2a 14 14 12 22 4 70 26 44 4 12
12 38 4
22 14 8
10 4 6
.
. d . 4 4
6 6 2
2 2
6 2 4
#
.
SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TABLE.
3- 51 SECTION 3 . NATALITY
Table 3.1 . Live Births by Attendant and Color: United States, Each State and
?&
346 268 .
78 666 568
98 1 * 572
528 450
78 594 528
66 450
18574 1.120
454 168 202 962 706 256 444 272 172 260 128 132
684 616
68 364 306
58 320
1.154 594 560 166 128 38
100 176 154 128
26
570 460 110
33.106 24.476
8.630 708 396 228 206
22 26.038 18.352 7. 686 1 528
160 4.048 3.210
838
812 418 394 454 254 200 358 164 194 44
218 500 360 140
64 382 284
98
:
Attendant
Attendant
in hospital
specified
Physician not in
hospital= atlanot
! AREA AND COLOR
TEXAS..CON
GONZALES ................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
GRAY ..................... PAMPA ................ BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
GRAYSON .................. OENISON ..............
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
SHERMAN .............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... GREGG ....................
WHITE. .... NONWHITE ..
KILGORE . PART ........ KILGOREI TOTAL ....... LONGVIEW .............
WHITE ..... NONWHITE~I
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
GRI#ES ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
GUADALUPE ................ WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
SEGUIN ............... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... HALE .....................
PLAINVIEW ............ BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
HALL ..................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE a.
HAMILTON ................. HANSFORO ................. HAROEMAN .................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
HAROIN ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE a .
HARRIS ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BAYTOWN .............. BELLAIRE ............. GALENA PARK ..........
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
HOUSTON .............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
PASADENA ............. WEST UNIVERSITY PLACE BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
HARRISON ................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE .a
MARSHALL ............. . WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
HARTLEY .................. HASKELL .................. HAYS .....................
SAN MARCOS ........... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
HEMPHILL ................. HENDERSON ................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE .a
County. and Specified Urban Places. 1 9 6 K o n .
Total births
by county Of
occvsrence
376 302 74
764 ... ... 1. 672 ... ... ... -I ... ... ...
1 r74t 1r21t
53( ... ._ ... ... ... ... ... .- 27t 1 3 r 141
46f 41(
5f ... ... ... ... lr10E .- -.
22t 181 3E
156 1 l E 1 8 6 162
24
512 414
9E 32r78f 24r28€
8.498 ... ... ... .. .. ... ... I .. ... ... .. ... 76f 391 37; ... ... ... -. .. .. 17; 18( 42 f ... ...
6i 39( 29f l o (
BIRTHS BY PIACE 0F.RESIDENCE
288 244
44 660 562
98 ,552 514 448
66 594 528
66 444
,398 ..... 280 152 186 846 704 142 400 272 128 208 126
82
648 584
64 340 286
54 308
1.084 562 522 160 124 36
100 170 152 128
24
530 456
74 32.674 24. 288 .....
702 394 226 204
22 ...... ...... 7.492 .....
160 3.960 3 9 168
792
580 408 172 360 250 110 220 158
62 44
218 474 340 134
64 354 274
80
58 24 34
6 6
20 14
2 12 .
6
176 2
174 16 16
116 2
114 44
44 52
2 50
36 32
4 24 20 4
12 70 32 38
6 4 2
6 2
2
.
.
40 4
36 432 188 244
6 2 2 2
328 134 194
6
88 42 46
232 10
222 94 4
90 138
6 132
.
26 20
6
28 10 18
AREA AND COLOR
TEXAS..CON . HIDALGO .................
EOINBURG ............ MC ALLEN ............ MERCEOES ............ MISSION ............. PHARR ............... WESLACO ............. BALANCE OF COUNTY .
HILL .................... WHITE .... NONWHITE .
HOCKLEY ................. HOOD .................... HOPKINS .................
WHITE . . . NONWHITE .
HOUSTON ................. WHITE .... NONWHITE .
HOWARD .................. BIG SPRING .......... BALANCE OF COUNTY .e.
HUOSPETH ................ HUNT ....................
WHITE NONWHITE .... GREENVILLE ..........
WHITE .... NONWHITE
BALANCE OF COUNTY ... WHITE .... NONWHITE .
HUTCHINSON .............. BORGER ..............
IRION ................... JACK .................... JACKSON .................
WHITE .... NONWHITE .
JASPER .................. WHITE ..e. NONWHITE .
JEFF DAVIS .............. JEFFERSON ...............
WHITE .e.. NONWHITE .
BEAUMONT ............ WHITE .... NONWHITE .
GROVES .............. NEOERLAND ........... PORT ARTHUR .........
WHITE .... NONWHITE .
BALANCE OF COUNTY ... JIM HOGG ................ JIM WELLS ...............
ALICE ............... BALANCE OF COUNTY ...
JOHNSON ................. CLEBURNE ............ BALANCE OF COUNTY ...
JONES ................... ABILENE. PART ....... BALANCE OF COUNTY ...
KARNES .................. KAUFMAN .................
WHITE .... NONWHITE .
TERRELL ............. WHITE .e.. NONWHITE .
BALANCE OF COUNTY ... WHITE .. NONWHITE .
KENDALL ................. KENEOY .................. KENT .................... KERR .................... KIMBLE .................. KING .................... KINNEY ..................
BALANCg OF COUNTY ...
BIF?DIS BY mAcE OF F S D E i C E
births by county
Of occurrence blrths
hospital'
I I I 6.314 ... .. ... .. ... ... ...
262 208
54 480
52 296 248
48
298 148 150
1, 348 ... ... 14
782 638 144 ... ... ... ... ... ... 748 ... ... .
90 234 202
32 546 370 176 44
6.420 4, 796 19624 ... ... *- ... ... ... ... ... ...
86 996 ... ... 614 ... ... 484 ... ... 412 762 500 262 ... ... ... ... ... -.
70
2 386
114
26
.
.
708 1.164
356 460 482 544
2. 496 316 256 60
602 96
326 278
48
272 138 134
1 9 224 1.038
186 116 738 586 152 410 324
86 328 262
66
794 562 232
24 100 288 250
38 520 378 142
34 6.076 4.330 1,746 2.946 11882 1.064
422 412
1.620 994 626 676
140 ..... 710 296 678 314 364 406
2 404
398 538 296 242 260 126 134 278 170 108 102
26 30
316
112 6
54
4,814 566
1,026 266 356 410 404
1,786 286 250
36 560
94 322 276
46
212 138
74 1.204 1.026
178 112 662 580
82 364 322 42
298 258 40
-790 560 230
24 98
256 238
18 488 374 114
34 5.852 ..... 1.542 2 9 862 19876
986 422 410 ..... 982 504 672
82 902 622 280 668 314 354 398
2 396
356 430 284 146 210 126
84 220 158
62 60 26 30
314
102 6
50
Attendant not in hospital
specified atla not
1.396 142 138 90
104 72
140 710 30
6 24 42
2 4 2 2
60
60 20 12
8 4
76 6
70 46
2 44 30 4
26
.
4 2 2
2 32 1 2 20 32
4 28
224 20
204 84
6 78
2 134
12 122 4
58 104 88 16 10
10 8
8
42 108
12 96 50
50 58 12 46 42
.
.
.
.
.
.
. . 2
1 0 . 4
SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TABLE .
3-52 SECTION 3 . NATALITY
Table 3.1 . Live Births by Attendant and Color: United States. Each State and County. and Specified Urban Places. 196Kon .
(See headnote at beginning Of table)
AREA AND COLOR
TEXAS..CON . KLEBERG ..................
KINGSVILLE ........... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
KNOX ..................... LAMAR ....................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
PARIS ................ WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
LAMB ..................... LAMPASAS ................. LA SALLE ................. LAVACA ...................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
LEE ...................... WHITE ..e.. NONWHITE ..
LEON ..................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
LIBERTY .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
LIMESTONE ................ WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
LIPSCOMB ................. L I V E OAK ................. LLANO .................... LOVING ................... LUBBOCK ..................
WHITE ..e.. NONWHITE ..
LUBBOCK .............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... LYNN ..................... MC CULLOCH ............... MC LENNAN ................
WHITE ..e.. NONWHITE ..
WAC0 ................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
MC MULLEN ................ MADISON ..................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
MARION ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
MARTIN ................... MASON .................... MATAGOROA ................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
BAY C I T Y ............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .e.. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ...
MAVERICK ................. EAGLE PASS ........... BALANCE OF COUNTY ..e.
MEDINA ................... MENARD ................... MIDLAND ..................
MIDLAND .............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
MILAM .................... WHITE ..e.. NONWHITE ..
M I L L S .................... MITCHELL .................
Total births
by county Of
1.084 I . 190 658 480 178 .. A ... .. .. .. 626 142 76
474 400 74
142 98 44 48 8
40 802 556 246 206 148 58
2 68 66
5.920 ..... 600 .. .. .. - 166 178
3.284 2. 664
620 - . . ...
2 160 84 76
102 30 72
82 60
618 472 146 .. ... ... .. .. I_
728 ... .. 450 52
1.580 .. .. 364 276 88 50
370
B I R W BY PLACE OF REslIwcE
Total births
952 826 . 126 174 568 400 168 378 276 102 190 124 66
646 174 154
82 144 82
8 5.160 .....
538 4. 136 .....
440 ..... 374 156
3.300 2,678
622 2.392 1.918 474 908 760 148 20
130 74 56 132 54 78
102 70
640 498 142 330 254 76
310 244 66
770
92 466 48
678
1,698 ..... 84
408 322 86 54
?lo
At tendant
Flwician in
hospital'
898 780 118 168 424 388 36
290 264 26
134 124
594 172 134
348 298
132 102
3c 124 7c 54
686 470 216 204 164 40
82 132 8C 8
5,062 ..... 508
4 ~ 0 6 0 ..... 416 ..... 362 152
3.072 2.616
456 ..... ..... 388 814 746 68 16
102 74 28 98 54 44
86 68
612 490 122 324 252 72
288 238 50 344 276 68
452 46 .... .... 80
380 316 6 4 54
284
l a
50
At tendant n o t in hospital and n o t
specFfied
54 46 8 6
144 12
132 88 12 76 56
56 52 2
20
24 6
18 16 2
14 22
22 20
20 44 4
40
.
.
.
. 12 2 .
98 68 30 76 52 24 22 12 4
228 62 166 134 48 86 94 14 80 4
28
28 34
34
16 2
28 8
20 6 2 4 22 6
16 426 402 24 14 2
34 30 4
28 6
22
26
.
.
.
AREA AFlD COLOR
TEXAS..CON . MONTAGUE ................. YONTGOMERY ...............
WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
MOORE .................... MORRIS ...................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
MOTLEY ................... NACOGDOCHES ..............
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
NACOGOOCHES .......... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
NAVARRO .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
CORSICANA ............ WHITE ..... NONWHITE a .
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
NEWTON ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
NOLAN .................... SWEETWATER ........... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
NUECES ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE . a
CORPUS CHRIST1 ....... ROBSTOWN ............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ..e.
OCHILTREE ................ OLOHAIY ................... ORANGE ...................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
ORANGE ............... WHITE. .... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... PAL0 PINTO ...............
MINERAL WELLS ........ BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
PANOLA ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
PARKER ................... PARMER ................... PECOS .................... POLK .....................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
POTTER ................... AMARILLO . PART. ...... AMARILLO. TOTAL ...... BALANCE OF COUNTY ..a.
PRESIDIO ................. RAINS ....................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
RANDALL .................. AMARILLO. PART ....... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
REAGAN ................... REAL ..................... REO RIVER ................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
REEVE5 ................... PECOS ................ BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
REFUGIO .................. ROBERTS .................. ROBERTSON ................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
Total births
by county Of
occurrtace
84 96
566 378 188 ... ... ... I- ... ... 628 452 176 ... ... ... ... ... -. 106 44 62 388 -. ...
6.446 6.098
348 ... ... ... 35c
2 1.202 1.018
184 ... ... ... ... 308 ... ... 314 226 88
504 150 326 284 19c 94
3.952 ... ... ... 96
2
2 226 ... ... 62 28
258 170 88
536 I- -. 230
296 150 146
TOtal births
262 506 366 140 312 234 154 80 66
512 352 I60 286 194 92
226 158 68
568 404 164 382 282 100 186 122 64
208 120 88
370 274 96
6,494 6.148
346 4,902
446 1,146
322 44
1 t 546 1.360
186 758 576 182 I88
488 356 132 262 188 74
422 254 324 284 198 86
3,340 3 I 270 .....
70 150
36 30 6
676 472 204 58 58
256 166 90
494 410 84
276 16
330 172 158
At tendont
P h Y S I C I M in
h o s p i t a l 1
262 462 362 100 310 210 154 56 66
488 348 140 278 194 84
210 154 56
512 404 108 354 282 72 158 122 36
168 120 48
366 272 94
5.814 5,486
328 4.606
314 4 9 4 318 44
1,498 1.360
138 710 576 134 788
482 350 132 240 184 56
420 252 316 252 196 56
3,324 3,256 .....
68 98
32 28 4
676 412 204 56 30
202 162 40
486 402 84
272 16
198 144 54
4tt tendmt n o t in h o q i t a l ond nGt
specified
. 44 4 40 2
24
24
24 4 20 8
13 16 4
12
56
56 28
28 28
28 40
40 4 2 2
680 662
18 296 132 252 4
.
.
.
.
.
. 1
. 48
48 48
48
- . . 6 6
22 4
18 2 2 8
32 2
30 16 14 14 2 52
4 2 2
.
. . . 2
28 54 4 50
8 8 . 4
132 28 104
.
SEE FOOTNOTES AT END 01 IABLE .
3-53 SECTION 3 . NATALITY
Table 3.1 . Live Births by Attendant and Color: United States, Each State and
Total births
134 102' 32
264 596 316 220 34
562 342 220 148 118 30 160 102 58
82 30 52
1.278 88 68
464 346 118 52
362 220 142 44
1,848 1.150
698 1 s 166
782 384 682 368 314 46 526 164 20 46 110
330 12.866 ...... 1.958 ..... ..... ..... .....
12 514 330 332
2. 134 ..... 66
2. 184 2.524 2.526
County. and Specified Urban Places. 1961-Con .
10
10
118 2
116
118 2
116 4
4 28 2
26
.
.
.
.
APE4 AND C0IL)R
TEXAS..CON . TRINITY ..................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
TYLER .................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
UPSHUR ................... WHITE NONWHITE ..... ..
UPTON .................... UVALOE ...................
UVALOE ............... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
VAL VEROE ................ DEL RIO .............. BALANCE OF COUNTY
VAN ZANOT ................ ....
TEXAS..CON
ROCKWALL ................. WHITE ..e..
NONWHITE e. RUNNELS .................. RUSK .....................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
KILGOREI PART ........ BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
WHITE ..... NONWHITE
SABINE ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
SAN AUGUSTINE ............ WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
SAN JACINTO .............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
SAN PATRICIO ............. SAN SABA ................. SCHLEICHER ............... SCURRY ...................
SNYDER ............... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
SHACKELFORO .............. SHELBY ...................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
SHERMAN .................. SMITH ....................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
TYLER ................ WHITE ..... NONWHITE .e
BALANCE OF COUNTY ..a.
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
SOMERVELL ................ STARR .................... STEPHENS ................. STERLING ................. STONEWALL ................ SUTTON ................... SWISHER .................. TARRANT ..................
WHITE ..e.. NONWHITE ..
ARLINGTON ............ FORT WORTH ...........
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
GRAND PRAIRIE. PART .. HALTOM CITY .......... HURST ................ WHITE SETTLEMENT ..... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
WHITE ..e..
NONWHITE .. TAYLOR ...................
ABILENE. PART ........ ABILENE . TOTAL ....... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
TERRELL .................. TERRY ....................
BROWNFIELO ........... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
THROCKMORTON ............. TITUS ....................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
TOM GREEN ................ SAN ANGEL0 ........... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
TRAVIS ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
AUSTIN ............... WHITE ..e..
NONWHITE .. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
Total births
by county or
138 78 60
236 51C 310 20c .. I . . 112 82 3c
151 102 5c
34
34 1.276
106 6
432 .. . 34
310 194 116 10
1. 882 1.232
650 .. ... - .. - .. 26
464 174 16
148
298 13.578 11.620 1.958 -I - I
I - - .. .. ... - ... 2.830 ... .. ..
38 508 I
I
28 428 322 106
1.950 I
I
5, 544 4.664
880 - .. - ...
(See headnote at beginnii of table)
Attendant
physician
hOspikl= in
124 102 22
264 476 374 104 34 444 34c 104 144 11E 26 132 1oc 32
5c 3c 2c ..... 78 62 442 334 108 52
320 22c 1oc 44 .....
1.150 444
1,036 782 254 558 368 190 46
300 164
46 104
20
326 12. 834 101886 1. 948 1. 066 8.452 ..... .....
12 512 330 332
21130 ..... 64 .....
28500 ..... 258 68
470 308 162 40 276 238 38 ..... ..... 134
5.438 4. 592
846 4. 968 4.184
784 470
not in
specified
32
32 194 10 6
22 12 10
42
42
.
.
.
. 254
254 130
130 124
124
226
.
.
.
.
. . . 6
4 32 22 10 2
24 16 8
2 . . . 4 2 2
26 24 24 2
8 2 6 2
44 2
42 7 2 7 0 2
66 48 18 56 42 14 10
.
VICTORIA ................. VICTORIA ............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
WALKER ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
HUNTSVILLE ........... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .e.. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
WALLER ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE. .
WAR0 ..................... WASHINGTON ...............
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
WEBB ..................... LAREOO ............... BALANCE OF COUNTY . .e. /I WHARTON ..................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
WHEELER .................. WICHITA ..................
WICHITA FALLS . PART .. WICHITA FALLS . TOTAL . BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
WILBARGER ................ VERNON ...............
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... WILLACY .................. WILLIAMSON ...............
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
WILSON ................... Y""' WINKLER
KERMIT ............... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
WISE ..................... WOO0 .....................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
YOAKUM ................... YOUNG .................... ZAPATA ................... ZAVALA ...................
..........
\UTAH .............. II WHITE ..e..
NONWHITE .. BEAVER ................... BOX ELDER ................
BRIGHAM CITY ......... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
CACHE .................... LOGAN ................ BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
CARBON ................... OAGGETT .................. DAVIS ....................
BOUNTIFUL ............
Total births
by county Of
occurrence
106 62 44 178 116 62
388 258 130 84
528 ... I
956 .. ... 202
1, 322 .. ... 412 246 166 ... -. .. ... ... ... 254 86
168 276 392 230 162
21754 ... ... 1.378 1. 114
264 152
3 r 456 ... ... ... 364 ... ... ... ... 558
712 594 118 210 414 ... ... 286 198 154 44
210 392 56
334
26.714
25, 958 756
46 818 ... ...
1.210 ... ... 500
8 550 ...
118 86 32
184 148 36
348 232 116 136 426 346 80
738 600 138 272
1,218 920 298 312 218 94
176 138 38
136 80 56 188 108 80
294 220 164 56
2 v 146 ..... 3 6-
846 664 182 152 ..... .....
2.762 556 310 238 214 24 72
454
612 538 7 4
264 352 294 58
322 226 190 36
202 270 88
280
269178 ...... 570
86 876 462 414 ..... 684 474 430 30
2.294 646
Attendant not in hospital and not
specified
Attendant
Physician in
hospital'
Total births
144 88 56
214 152 62
358 236 122 136 470 378 92
920 774 146 290
1.306 988 318 352 220 132 176 138 38
176 82 94
254 112 142 304 322 170 152 ..... ..... 54
890 672 218 154 ..... ..... ..... 560 328 252 220 32 76
620
698 572 126 272 354 296 58 322 238 196 42
204 270 122 394 ......
25.846 620
88 882 464 418
1. 164 686 478 430 30
21310 648
26 2
24 30 4
26 10 4 6
44 32 12
182 174
8 18
88 68 20 40 2
38
.
. . . 40 2
38 66 4
62 10
102 6
96
526 508 18 44 8
36 2
10 6 6 4 18 14 6 8 4
166
86 34 52 8 2 2 . .
12 6 6 2
34 114
.
288
238 50
2 6 2 4 6 2 4 . . 16 2
SEE FOOTNOTES AT EN0 OF TABLE.
3-54 SECTION 3 . NATALITY
Table 3.1 . Live Births by Attendant and Color: United States, Each State and County. and Specified Urban Places. 196bCon .
1,662 . 180 110 106 258 262 84 92 168
(See headnote at beginning of table)
AREA AM) COLOR
WHITE ..... NONWHITE e .
AMHERST .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE.<
APPOMATTOX ............... WHITE ..... NONWHITE.,
ARLINGTON+ ............... AUGUSTA ..................
Total births
by c m t r Of
occurrence
.. 24: 41 11: 261 351 71 91
161
...... ... ... .. 471 171 301 248 25 8'
40 351 331 1'
3r181 - ... .. 16. 321
4.15 .. .. 9 B 161
9.151 1,
351 70 541
2.351 - - 21
73
24 19 59
1 r04 - I
1.15 I .. 7 4 45
91.45
67.93 23.52
32 1
31 2.04 1 r23
81 29 7 1 5 21
1, 1,
1 . 2, 15.
11
B I R W BY PIACE OF RESmEncE
Total births
84 28 52
11.584 642 ..... ..... 360 180 180 248 186 138 536 41 8 370 48 .....
560 19 100 .....
146 276
32 3 166 2.330
836
9,386
9.368 18
416 622 494 ..... 948 ..... 128 718 78 300 358 590 ..... 404 654 ..... 334 674 622 934 ......
73. 158 ...... 664 278 386 660 534 126 234 144 56 88
408 226 182 196 126 70 .....
876
Attendant
specified
1.648 178 110 104 258 262 82 90 168 84 28 52
11. 492 636
5.304 5.552
316 180 136 248 186 138 536 418 370 48
2. 982 554
1.092 ..... 144 242
32 3. 154 21322
832
9.246 ..... 18
410 600 488
2. 042 942 ..... 128 706 76
296 348 588
1.044 402 642 984 322 662 616 920
90.728
72.138 ...... 350 272 78 660 534 126 230 14 44 30
392 226 166 176 124 52
4.362 866
'
92 t 4t 4c
44
44
6f t f
52 i
31
li I 1
141
14(
1 2; t 1f t
l i
1;
1
1!
'1 1; 2' 1i 1;
f 11
6.32f
lr02( 5930f
311 f
301
1
7( 1i 51 It
1t 2(
1t 1; 1(
ARUMD WLOR
VIRGINIA..CON . BATH ..................... BEOFORO ..................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BLAND .................... BOTETOURT ................ BRUNSWICK ................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
BUCHANAN ................. BUCKI.NGHAM ...............
WHITE ..e.. NONWHITE ..
CAMPBELL ................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
CAROLINE ................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE. .
CARROLL .................. CHARLES CITY .............
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
CHARLOTTE ................ WHITE ..... NONWHITE .e
CHESTERFIELD ............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
CLARKE ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
CRAIG .................... CULPEPER .................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
CUMBERLANO ............... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
OICKENSON ................ OINWIOOIE ................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
ESSEX .................... WHITE ..e.. NONWHITE ..
FAIRFAX .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
FAIRFAX .............. VIENNA ............... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
FAUQUIER ................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
FLOYD .................... FLUVANNA .................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
FRANKLIN ................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
FREDERICK ................ GILES .................... GLOUCESTER ...............
WHITE ..... NONWHITE .
GOOCHLANO ................ WHITE ..... NONWHITE I.
GRAYSON .................. GREENE ...................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
GREENSVILLE .............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
HALIFAX .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
HANOVER .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
Tow Attendant births
by C O m W or
occurrence births physician
hospital'
136 444 274 170
2 40 180
180 962 68 4
64 18
18
26 4
22 202 42
42 162 22 140
8 4 4 2 2
.
.
.
. 4
288 206 82 78 2
76 170 104
2 102 40 8
32
3r 728 3.528
200 ... ... ... ... ... 750 566 184 40 8 2 6
538 378 160 4
358
72 28 44 56 14 42 54 . . .
234 18
216 940 558 382 24 8
16
122 668 458 210 52
318 342 116 226
19152 262 104 158 868 650 218
310 106 204 426 210 28
182 320 156 164 ..... ..... 190 144 118 26
78 356 234 122 124 32 92
440 494 204 290 166 76 90
6.786 6.462
324 410 340
6.036 5.746
290 622 440 182 168 144 56 88
612 470 142 526 392
230 150 80
202 84 118 320 104 84 20
366 126 240 750 370 380 718 502 216
122 638 454 184 50
306 164 114 50
1.082 196 100 96
850 650 200
280 102 178 402 168 28 140 208 152 56
1.676 ..... 182 140 116 24
72 322 228 94 48 30 18
378 402 202 200 128 70 58
6.760 ..... 320 408 338
6.014 5. 728
286 602 432 170 I66 136 54 82
592 468 124 518 386
160 126 34
178 84 94
276 104 84 20
170 126 44 622 364 258 688 492 196
tttendsnt not in hospital end not Secified
. 30
Ir 26 2 12
178 2
176 7 0 66 4
62 18
18
30 4
26 24 42
42 112
4 108 12 4 8 4 2 2
6 34 6
28 16 2
7 4 62 92 2
90 38 6
32
d
1
26 22 4 2 2
22 18 4
20 8
12 2 8 2 6
20 2 18 8 6
70 24 46 24
24 .
44, . . 196
196 128
6
. 125 30 10 20
SEE FOOTNOTES AT EN0 ( TABLE .
SECTION 3 . NATALITY
..... 1.124 .
794 330 46
418 136 282 294 144 150 112 38 74
202 148
54
180 76
104 198 92
106 442 600 438 162 314 128 186 274 114 160
3-55
Table 3.1 . Live Births by Attendant and Color United States. Each State and County. and Specified Urban Places. 196bCon .
(See headnote at beginning of table)
ARE& AND COLOR
VIRGINIA..CON . HENRICO .................. HENRY ....................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
HIGHLAND ................. I S L E OF WIGHT ............
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
JAMES CITY ...............
GEORGE .............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
KING WILLIAM ............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
LANCASTER ................ WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
LEE ...................... LOUDOUN ..................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
LOUISA ................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
LUNENBURG ................ WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
MADISON .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
MATHEWS .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
MECKLENBURG .............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
MIDDLESEX ................ WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
MONTGOMERY ............... NANSEMDND ................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE
NELSON ................... WHITE ..e.. NONWHITE ..
NEW KENT ................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
NORFOLK .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE .
NDRTHAMPTON .............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
NORTHUMBERLAND ........... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
NOTTOWAY ................. WHITE ..e.. NONWHITE ..
ORANGE ................... WHITE ..... . NONWHITE ..
PAGE ..................... TRICK ..................
ILVANIA ............. P A P I T T S I
WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
POWHATAN ................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
PRINCE EDWARD ............ WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
PRINCE GEORGE ............ WHITE ..e.. NONWHITE .e
PRINCE WILLIAM ...........
Total births
by county or
occurrence
3 11 1 9
12
12 5
5 1.
1 2
1
1
1 I6 6 9 31 66 . 49 I 168 18 131 51 61
6 .
1
1: 701 31. 381 18
1' 331
1.30' 48: 82:
I 1 1
2: 2;
14( 11 1% 691 331 36(
9r 5( 41
12; 2( 9(
7( 6(
2 2
4:;
1;
16( 50(
l t 611 38( 231 69t 55( 14t
l r32 t
BIRllls BY PLACE OF REslDMcE
births
162 114 48 100
66 34
668 302 366 112 56 56
764 850 252 598
260 168 92
132 50 82
1.256 812 444 436 142 294 184 76 108 324 186 138
332 216 116 336 322 ..... 686 616 126 78 48
308 122 186 562 430 132 .....
A t t e n a a n t
physician in
hospital'
2r88C l r 0 1 f
77t 23t 4t
29C 13C 16C 23t 142
94 1oc 3€ 62
17f 144
34
164 76
156 9c 66
272 590 436 154 284 124 160 206 112 94
8e
156 110 46 8C
22 44t
51
296 15C
9c 50 40
756 624 252 372
252 164 88
118 48 70
1,092 798 294 196 134 62
148 76 72
202 162 40
328 216 112 330 316
1 r062 666 396 104 74 30
198 122
76 522 430
92 .....
A t t e n d a n t not in hospital
specified and not
10 108
16 92
128 6
122 58
2 56 12
12 24
4 20
16
.
.
. 16 42
2 40
170 10 2 8
30 4
26 68
2 66
6 4 2
20 8
12 222
6 216
22 6
16 8
226
226
8 4 4
1 4 2
12 164
1 4 150 240
8 232
.
36
36 122
24 98
4
4 6 6
240 20
220 22 4
18 110
110 40
40 8
.
.
.
.
VIRGINIA..CON . 'RINCESS ANNE ............
WHITE ..... .................. NONWHITE .. PULASKIr ............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
LAPPAHANNOCK ............. WHITE .e. . NONWHITE ..
LICHMOND ................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
IOANOKE .................. SALEM ................. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
IOCKBRIDGE ............... .OCKINGHAM ............... LUSSELL .................. iCOTT .................... ;HENANDOAH ............... ;MYTH .................... iOUTHAMPTON ..............
NONWHITE .. iPOTSYLVANIA .............
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
iTAFFORD ................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
iURRY .................... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
iUSSEX ...................
'ULASKI
WHITE ..'. ..
WHITE ..e.. NONWHITE ..
'AZEWELL ................. IARREN ................... IASHINGTON ............... IESTMORELAND .............
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
I I S E ..................... !YTHE .................... ORK .....................
WHITE ..e.. NONWHITE ..
INDEPENDENT CITIES*
.LEXANDRIA ............... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
UENA VISTA .............. .HARLOTTESVILLE ..........
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
LIFTON FORGE ............ WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
:OLONIAL HEIGHTS ......... .DVINGTON ................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
IANVILLE ................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE e.
' I L L S CHURCH ............. 'REDERICKSBURG ...........
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
.ALAX .................... IAMPTON ..................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
IARRISONBURG ............. IOPEWELL .................
8 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 1 0 ~ ................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE .
.YNCHBURG ................ WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
IARTINSVILLE ............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
Total births
by county Of
occurrence
90 4
86 348 ... ..
8
8 28
2 26 1 8 ... -
602 84
356 54
264 782 732 188 544
14 2
12 2
2 68
68
200 2
198 1.336 400 632
88 2
86 412 364 30
30 .
39364 2.964 400 546 4
674 660
1 4 382 330
52 . 2
2 Is836 19390
446
.
. 1.434 1.112
322 408
2e422 l r 9 0 8
514 19440 414 330
84 21958 21172
786 lr406 1.054
352
2.428 ..... 27C 488 180 308 100
78 22
114 70 44 .....
254 974
486 882 506 424 420 652 394
164 316 254
62 512 444
68 52 18
23a
a 4
122 70 52
974 314 762 154 102
52 918 446 472 364 108
2.780 ..... 386 354 118 944 780 164 120
94 26
226 206 184
22 898 714 184
332 334 264
70 88
29652 2. 130
522 226 506 408
98 1.244
940 304 418 270 148
A t t e n d a n t not in
hospital and n o t specified
A t t e n d a n t
physician in
hospital'
Total births
2.514 2,160
354 506 190 316 110
80 30
144 72 72
1.244 256 988
494 888 526 480 424 656 780 232 548 330 258
72 520 444
76 120
18 102
324 70
254 980 318 792 244 104 140
1.032 456 504 364 140
2 9 784 2 9 396
388 356 122 944 780 164 122 94 28
226 208 184
24 1.016
716 300
334 336 264
72 88
2.662 2 9 132
530 226 508 408 100
1 s 244 940 304 442 270 172
86 2
84 18 10 8
10 2 8
30 2
28 16
2 14
8 6
20 56 4 4
386 2
384 1 4 4
10 8
8 68
68
202
202 6 4 30 90
2 88
114 10 32
32
.
.
.
.
4 2 2 2 4 . . . 2
2
2
2 118
2 116
2 2
2
10 2 8
2
2
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
. . . 24
24 .
SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TABLE .
SECTION 3 . NATALITY 3-56
Table 3.1 . Live Births by Attendant and Color: United States, Each State and County. and Specified . Urban Places. 196bCon .
(See headnote at begmmg of table)
AREA AM) COIOR
VIRGINIA..CON . INDEPENDENT CITIES9.CON
NEWPORT NEWS ............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
NORFOLK .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
NORTON ................... PETERSBURG ...............
WHITE ..e.. NONWHITE ..
PORTSMOUTH ............... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
RAOFORO .................. RICHMOND .................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
ROANOKE .................. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
SOUTH BOSTON ............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
SOUTH NORFOLK ............ WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
STAUNTON ................. SUFFOLK ..................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
V I R G I N I A BEACH ........... WAYNESBORO ............... WILLIAMSBURG .............
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
WINCHESTER ............... WASHINGTON .......
WHITE. .... NONWHITE a.
AOAMS .................... ASOTIN ................... BENTON ...................
KENNEWICK ............ RICHLANO ............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
CHELAN ................... WENATCHEE ............ BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
CLALLAM .................. PORT ANGELES ......... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
CLARK .................... VANCOUVER ............ BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
COLUMBIA ................. COWLIT2 ..................
LONGVIEW ............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
DOUGLAS .................. FERRY ....................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
FRANKLIN ................. PASCO ................ BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
GARFIELD ................. GRANT ....................
MOSES LAKE ........... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
GRAYS HARBOR ............. ABERDEEN ............. HOQUIAM .............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
ISLAND ................... JEFFERSON ................ KING .....................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
AUBURN ............... BELLEVUE ............. RENTON ...............
Total births
by c-ty Of
..... 2.958 ..... 91224 61444 .....
740 ..... 1.070
482 ..... 5.228 .....
954 12.174 ..... 4 . 594
3.726 3.232
494 208
98 110
34
34 918
24
24 206 674
494 330 164
1.460
64. 982
61.164 3. 818
256 262
1 . 584
.
.
- .-
1.052 I- .- 756 .- .-
1. 918 - ... 76
1.380 - - 26 34 28
6 542 - -
6 4 1.426
1. 076 - ... - 390 164
23.10f 21.434
1.674 I - -
BIRTHS BY PIKE OF €SSDENCE
Total births
3.004 1,798 1.206 8.770 6.234 2,536
110 940 436 504
2.994 1.758 .....
192 41836 ..... ..... ..... .....
412 108 7 0 38
644 474 170 422 24 6 150
96 372 362
108 7 2 36
328 ...... 611238 .....
272 268 ..... 492 578 380 844 338 506 758 368 390 ..... 830 .....
82 ,298 620 678 260
92 60 32
546 370 176 7 8
,498 386
,112
1,070 378 206 486 614 201
21.552 19 r90(
1.65; 351 411 57(
Attendent
ehysic*m in
hospital'
2.986 1.796 1.190 8.602 6,234 2.368
106 804 434 370
2,740 1,758
982 192
41738 2.154 2.584 ..... 1.520
392 98 70 28
610 474 136 418 222 150
7 2 368 360
90 70 20
326
64.758 ...... 3. 792
270 268 ..... 490 578 380 844 338 506 758 368 390 ..... 830 .....
82 1.294
620 674 260
92 60 32
544 370 174
78 1. 492
384 ..... ..... 378 206 486 610 20: ...... ...... ..... 351 411 561
Attendent not in hospital and not
specified
18 2
16 168
168 4
136 2
134 254
254
98 2
96
20
20 10
10 34
34 4
24
24 4 2
18 2
-16 2
298
272 26
2
2 2
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
6
6
4
4
2
2
6 2 4
4
81 71
AREA AM) COLOR
WASHINGTON..CON . K I NG-CON .
SEATTLE .............. WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BALANCE OF COUNTY .... KITSAP ...................
BREMERTON ............ BALANCE O F COUNTY ....
K I T T I T A S ................. K L I C K I T A T ................ LEWIS .................... LINCOLN .................. MASON .................... OKANOGAN ................. P A C I F I C .................. PEN0 OREILLE ............. PIERCE ...................
WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
PUYALLUP ............. TACOMA ............... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
SAN JUAN ................. SKAGIT ................... SKAMANIA ................. SNOHOMISH ................
EVERETT .............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
SPOKANE .................. SPOKANE .............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
STEVENS .................. THURSTON .................
OLYMPIA .............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
WAHKIAKUM ................ WALLA WALLA ..............
WALLA WALLA .......... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
WHATCOM .................. BELLINGHAM ........... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
WHITMAN. ................. PULLMAN .............. BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
YAKIMA ................... YAKIMA ............... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
WEST VIRGINIA! ..... WHITE ..... NONWHITE ..
BARBOUR .................. BERKELEY .................
MARTINSBURG .......... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
BOONE .................... BRAXTON .................. BROOKE ...................
WEIRTON. PART ........ BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
CABELL ................... HUNTINGTONt PART ..... HUNTINGTON. TOTAL .... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
CALHOUN .................. CLAY ..................... DOOORIDGE ................ FAYETTE ..................
NONWHITE WHITE ..e.. .. GILMER ................... GRANT .................... GREENBRIER ............... HAMPSHIRE ................ HANCOCK ..................
WEIRTON. PART ........ WEIRTON . TOTAL ....... BALANCE OF COUNTY .e.
HARDY .................... HARRISON .................
CLARKSBURG ........... BALANCE OF COUNTY ....
'JACKSON ..................
T O M births . y county
Of >ecurrence
... ... ... ... 1.666 ... ...
480 270 848
62 258 650 188 146
8.386 7.646
740 ... ... ... 26
l r212
21600 ... ... 6. 770 ... ...
334 960 ... ... 966 ... ...
i r 368 ... ... 56C ... ...
31118 ... ... 40.004
389 056 1.948
242 764 ... ... 514 486
7c ... ... 39532 ... ... ...
134 9c 42
ltllE 996 122
50 260 520 160 928 ... ... ...
I 19622 ...
... 26.
Attendant
Total births
11.740 109232
1.508 81466 1.688
748 940 480 300 780 224 324 540 202 140
8.162 79436
I 726 296
3,680 ..... 44
988 116 ..... 950 ..... ..... .....
2 9 174
346 11248
470 778
78 784 446 338 ..... 682 676 670 330 340 ..... 990 ..... ...... ...... ..... 316 696 356 340 568 294 624 76
548 ..... ..... ..... 508 204 266 126 ..... 988 144 184 176 720 238 958 548 624 410 214
It526 542 984 470
physician in
hospital'
...... 101254 ..... ..... .....
742 916 478 298 752 220 322 538 202 138
81128
720 296 .....
4 . 162 44
984 I16
4 . 086 948 ..... .....
4.096 .....
.....
344 1. 238
466 772
78 784 446 338
19354 68C 674 664
336 3 I 276
99t 21286
37183t ...... ..... 292 69t 356 34c 52e 282 62C
74 546
2r28E 1 . 782 1.904
50L 182 24E 11E
1103f 914 122 14c 166 618 238 942 546 628 394 201
1 ~ 5 1 54 97 39
328
dtanaMt not in hospital
gecif iea Ma n&
32 2 R 4
42 30
6 24
2 2 26
4 2 2
2
34 28
6
10 24
4
1 8 2
16 24 10 14
2 I O
4 6
.
.
.
.
. . 1
1
4 2 2 6 2 4
18
18
l r 198
19030 168
24
.
. d .
40 12
4 2 2 6 4 4
22 18
8
96 14 22 44 10
102 . 16
2 4
14 6
14 2
12 16
SEE FOOTNOTES AT EN0 OF TABLE .
3-57 SECTION 3 - NATALITY
Table 3-1. Live Births by Attendant and Color: United States, Each State and County, and Specified Urban Places, 1961-Con.
I
AREA AIID COUJR
WEST VIRGINIA--CON.
Total births
by county Of
occurrence
39( 3%
6( 6 ~ 5 8 i 6r22t
35t -_ I - -_ - 45i 341
1.40;
1.47; 271
1.244
1874f
-- -- f 49t -_ ---
704 1.732 1.574
let 204 586
2.518 -- I
4 2
186 372 12
1.588 1,360
228 I -- I -- 690
2 172 362 214 140 134 452
6 --- -- 188 546 4
2.758 --- - 440
98.198
94,226 3.972
138 502 - --- 824 82
(See headnote at beginning of table)
Bmms BY PI~CE OF msmmm
Total birth8
421 34'
81 5.781 5.431
351 2 I 35'
251 511 491
2.17; 341 501
lr30; lr58l le291
284
1 15( 48t 661 681 2% 431 53(
lr28f 19144
142 42C 32t 91
866 492 93i
lr06i 52; 54c 19f 184 576
1,402 19044
35f 138 14E 192 582 47c
1.482 1.262
220 414 316 98
lrO68 582 200 288 300 270 164 170 344
810 122 688 336 492 108
1.828 18 132
696 684
98.394
94s 540 3.854
156 374 224 150 760 240
Attendant
Physician in
hospital'
421 341
8: 5.751 5,411
34; 2.341
25; 511 49 I
2115; 341 471
1.261 1956; 1.28;
28(
1 141 48t 651 661 25( 411 522
1 r 2 5 r 1.12i
132 41i 326
8f 842 484 83C
1.054 522 532 19c 17i 562
19402 1,044
35f 132 144
528 462
1.332 1.184
148 378 316 62
954 574 198 272 226 260 162 166 338
804 122 682 334 490 104
1.824 1.132
692 680
ise
98,084
94.298 3.786
156 374 224 150 758 238
Attendent not in hospital and not
specified
2
2
22 8 8 2
30
20 8
22 38 18 14 4
6
6 16
16 8
32 22 10
8
8 24
8 102
8
-
-
- a 6
12 14 - - - 6 4 4
54 8
150 78 7 2 36
36 114 8 2 16 7 4 10 2 4 6
6
6 2 2 4 4
4 4
-
-
-
310
242 68
- - - - 2 2
AREA AND COulR
lb-1 births
by county of
occurrence
BIRTHS Br PLRCE OF mmmm
Total births
3.778 316
1,870 1,592
298 180 604 38
566 1.076
278 14
784 736 788 362
6,254 3 , 8 0 8 2.446 1.424
306 88
lr030 438
1.018 812 206 554
11390 868 882 522
82 1.810
790 1.020
166 1.254
512 298 496 128 318
le122 194 282 928
350 2,612 1.852
760 440
1.648 1,078
570 444 506 514
1 , 8 8 0 766 324 790
2.176 4
698 1.474
750 250 500 154
26,238 23.314 2,924
326 444 296 390
19 9 540 169628 2.912
230 276 622 978
Attendent
Physician in
hospital1
3.772 316
19866 lr59C
296 178 604 38
566 1.072
278 14
78C 736
362
6 9 246 3 * 802 2.444 1.416
304
1,024 436
1.018 812 206 552
19388 868 882 52C
82 1 * 808
79c 19018
166 1.252 510 296 496 128 318
1 9 116 194 282 922
788
88
350 2.608
758 434
1.646 19078
568 444 502 508
1.876 764 322 790
2.164 4
696 1,464
750 250 500 154
26.122 23.248 2 9 874
326 442 296 388
19.432 16,570 2,862
230 276 620 978
ira5a
Attendent not in
bospitfa and not
specified
SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TABLE.
3-58 SECTION 3 - NATALITY
Table 3-1. Live Births by Attendant and Color: United States, Each State and County, and Specified Urban - Places, 196Kon.
ARE4 AND COIOR
PORTAGE.................. STEVENS POINT........ BALANCE OF COUNTY....
(See headnote at beginning of tabre) . .
BIRTBS BY PIACE OF RESIDENCE
Total births
by county Of
occurrence
822 916 156 114 42
576
2.034 --- -- 290 258 664
78 746 252
11180 2,566
Attendant l l hospital'
1,554 336
19246 716 604 526
3 t 178 1,348 1.386
332 1.498 1,042 138 558 514 940 436 504
276 3,612 2.258 1.354
404 21898
874 1,034
990 342 836 856 210 166 44
764
1.906 946 960 432 498 510 194
1.222 208
1,322 4.138
444 594 398 950
1,752
704 280
1.554 336
19244 714 600 524
3 8 172 1,348 1.386
332 1.492 1,038
138 556 514 938 434 504
272 3,602 2.248 1,354
404 2.890
868 1.034
988 338 836 854 20 8 164 44
754
1,904 944 960 428 496 510 192
1,218 204
1.318 4.124
442 592 398 948
11744
704 278
s::zi I) WISCONSIN--CON.
WINNEBAGO................ MENASHA.............. NEENAH............... OSHKOSH.............. BALANCE OF COUNTY....
WOOO..................... MARSHFIELO, PART..... MARSHFIELO, TOTAL.... WISCONSIN RAPIDS..... BALANCE OF COUNTY....
WYOMING.. ........ WHITE..... NONWHITE..
Total b i r th s
by county Of
occurrence Total b i r th s
2.564 424 520 954 666
1.674 368 372 430 a76
8,560
8.254 306
566 494
72 262 184 366 150 116 822 664 158 236 128 118
1.828 1.386
442 240
1.248 19006
242 76
478 146 348 236 112 110 416 262 154 92
176 204 240
10
10
Attendant
Physician in
hospital'
2,562 424 518 954 666
1.674 368 372 430 876
89526
8.224 302
566 494
1 2 262 182 364 150 116 822 b64 158
128 118
1,814 1.378
436 240
1,248 lr006
242 76
478 146 348 236 112 106 414 260 154
9z 176 200 240
10
10
230
Attendant not in hospital and not
specified
-1assified as urban under special rule; see Tech ica l Appendfx. 'It is assuned that all births in. hospitals o r inst i tut ions are attended by physicians. " 'T~istricts" shown are election dis t r ic ts , the nearest equivalent of counties. 'Includes Distr ic t 1 Frince of Wales. 'Includes data f o r dxea'kwre., drk., colly. %e c i t i e s of Honolulu and ~ i l o have leg- estabushed limits and therefore are t reated as incorporated places. %eographically located within limits of Idaho, Montena, and Wymdng. 7~c1udes data f o r ~ristol, ~m., only. sIncludes data f o r ~exarkana, ex., only. 'Independent c i t i e s having populations of l e s s than 10,ooO according to the 1980 census are:
'Includes data f o r Bristol, va., o d y . llIncludes data fo r Bluefield, W. Va., only.
Buena Vista, Clifton Forge, Colonial Heights, Galax, norton, IIadfordt South Eoston, V i r p i a Beach, and Williamsburg.
I
3,920,908
SECTION 3 - NATALITY
14,452
3-59 I Table 3-2. Live Births by Attendant, Birth Weight, and Color, for Urban and Rural Areas, and Population-Size GrouM 1
- - (United States Only), in Metropolitan and Nonmetropolitan Counties: United States and Each State, 196 1 - (By place Of residence. Data re fer only to births occurring walthin the United States. Based on a IO-percept sample. "Metropolitan counbes" include all counties that a r e m
standard metropolitan statistical areas (rnetropohtan State economic areas for New England). "Nonmetropolitan counbes" include all other counties. For definithns of areas, see Technical Appendix) '
APEA AND COLOR Total births
3,600 864 667i461
2,673,074 2,206,3@
466,73(
383,701 271,238 n2,472 274,921
84,532 273,388
294,22c
324,158 284,544
190,598
205,78C 67,608
236,952 57,268
39,612 349,276 315,718 33,556
403,812 367,922
369,588 333,196
35,792 1,595,252 1,394,520
200,732
2,728,380
35,890
2,290 262
2,075,428 1,685,968
389,460 383,708 271,236
43e:ue
u2,472 274,928
84,532 190,396
273,386 205,780 67,606
294,220 236,952 57,268
322 396
39,596
177,246 10,940
203,134 192,278 10,856
135,470
6,190 652,952 604,294 48,658
282:800
188,186
123,280
1,539,946
1,310 602
597,646 520,376
77,270 1,760 1,744
16
229:344
,138,472 1 , 161,090
22,618 200 678 175:644
25,034 234,ue 204,516 29,602
942,300 790,226 152,074
physician i hospital2
4,135,12
3,561 l l 374:Ol
2,624,58 2,188,36,
436,22
290;44l 235,761 54,681
320,651 283,03: 37,621
342,041 312,824
394,601 364,561 30,036
356,631 330,05( 26,58(
1,510,531 1,372,75(
137,781
2,694,282
29,221
2,275,566 420,716
2,050,770 1,674,184
376,586 377,674 268,738 108,936 271,942 188,606 83,336
270,580 204,760 65,800
235,768 54,680
318,906 281,296 37,610
185,466 175,246
201,414 191,228 10,186
134,340 128,522
5,818 643,512 599,382 44,130
1,440,844
230,448
10,220
1,287 550
573,818 514,182 59,636 1,752 1,736
16 156,580
1533294
137,578 19,002
193,188 173,340 19,848
222,298 201,528 20,770
867,026 773,368 9?,658
43,61
22 92 20:6€
20,os 9,4P
10,67
5,38 2,14 3,24 1,43
62 80
1,67 55
1,13 1,46 61 85
1,57 7s 78
1,98 90
1,08 2,ao 1,69
3,77,
1,65 23,52 13,531
2 , l l
9,99
18,61(
9 98f 83621
14,071 6,55( 7,521 5,38[ 2,141 3,24( 1,431
62E 80E
1,674 53€
1,461 612 868
1,564 784 78C 73c 502
1,UE
228 1,042
312 774 610 164
730
4,538 3,438 1,100
25,004
12 964 123040 6,020 2,872 3,148
6 6
1,250 398 852
1,764 962 802
3,000 1,506 1,494
18,984 10,092
8,892
. 24,804 6,460
18,344
100 50 50
1,106 968
570 264 306
1,994
1,626 1,602
490
138
368
1,St2 4,722 1,624 3,098 5,962
4,610
1,344 7,404
57,604 6,240
51,364
1,352
8,748
7,922 3.720 4;202
100 50 50
1,106 968 158 570 264 306
1,994 368
1,626 1,600
488
1,166 1,312
454 530 198 332 256 72 184
4,064 898
3,166
70,422
62,340 16.682
1,112
8,082
2,956 312
2,644 5,432 1,154 4,278 8,492 1,272 7,220
53,540
48,198 5,342
246 61 66:2f
220,3I 156,0( 64,3E
36,6i 20,41 16,ZC 26,BE 14,59
24,71 12,lC
l5,37 9,34
25,14 17,27
7,86 25,73 20,19 5,54
a , 2 4
29,05 24,38
%,61
4,36
4,67 26,17 22,46 4,30
112,56 90,67 21,89
220,191
159 731 603451
174,81*
54,66 36,67r 20,474 16,20( 26,694 14,594
24,711
120,13(
12,lOl
15,371 9,344
25,14( 17,271
7,861 25,641 20,101 534:
12,97f l l ,62( 1,35€
13,954 12,48C 1,474 9,012 8,208
45,38C
5,772
112,772
45,584 35,878
806
39,608
86 948 25:824
9,706 84 84
12,636 9,628 3,008
15,104
3,198 17,760 14,260 3,500
67,188 51,070 16,l.U
11,906
I ornrore Not stated I 2,501 grauB
3,343 830 577:078 I
2,444,892 2,044,410
400,482
346,056 250,030 96,026
247,656 175,480
72,176 247,860 189,928 57,932
49,218 297,252
266,288 219,070
263,312 33,940
322,620 293,608
373,696 342,682 31,014
341,464 310,300 31,164
1,476,016 1,299,420
176,596
29,012
2,501,266 I 2,125,074
376,212 1,895,088 1,561,572
346,056 250,030
96,026 247,656 175,480
72,176 247,660
333,516
189,928 57,932
268,288 219,070 49,218
295 560 261&
174,708 165,156
188,732 179,408
126,208
5,364 606,198 563,502 42,696
33,924
9,552
9,324
120,844
1,419,622 1 1,218 756 2003866 549,804 482,838 66,966 1,672 1,656
16 147,912
19,460 184 964 163:274
21,690 215 256 189:456
869,818
133,900
128,452
25,800
735,9%3
10 348 4:104
7,784
1,858 5,926
978 732 246 578 322 256 810 460 330 792 604 186
1,172
130
862 182
854 204
1,030 322
6,668
2,246
6,900
5 450
5,526 4,266 1,260
978 732 246 578 322 256 810 480 330 792 604 188
1 168 1l038
130 502 470 32
448 390 58
250 230 20
1,374
190
1,042
1,044
1,058
1,352
4,422
1:450
1,184
7,552
2,258
4 898 23654
1,660 598
4 4
542 392 150 610 464 146
800 302
5,294 3,238 2,056
1,102
3-60 SECTION 3 - NATALITY
Table 3-2. Live Births by Attendant, Birth Weight, and Color, for Urban and Rural Areas, and Population-Size Groups (United States Only), in Metropolitan and Nonmetroplitan Counties: United States and Each State, 1961-Con.
(See headnote a t beginning df table)
AFm AND COLOR lbtal births physician no1 in hospital Midwife 2,500 gram
or less 2,501 gram
o r mre rbt stated physician in hospital=
ll.90 6.981 73.04€ 80,SSC
50,60C 30,OSC
66,568
49,648 16,920
2,08(
542 1,53f
39 n,511
3,49
3,44 8,411
51
331 8,07,
2,961 4
1,691 1.
1,65 lJ6:
31 1,23:
2,911
3,411 3,57(
3 731
1,931
1,6X 1,631
1:80'
3,24f
3,381
2,581
1,62! 1,76:
1,17i 1,411
80( 45: 341
46,824 26,152
37,41C 24,094 13,31€ 35,636 22,80C i2,aze
33,63€ 21 1oc 12:538 24,61C 15,212
9,396 9,OZE 5,888 3,138
25,794
iz,eua a p 2
33,41C
13,616
3,918 26,610 16,912 9,698
6,&6
41,348
39,342
25,986 15,362
24,614 14,728
36,736 25,820 10,916 29,832 23,828 6,004
1,032 lo€ 924
434 614
98E 142 e 4 4 68E 54
632 30C
8€ 212
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144 74 7u
1,094 40C 694 346 54
292 748 346 402 6,84:
391
l;28C
592 56 7,564
5,090 2,474
2,556 1,968
588
3,122 1,886
7,564 5,090
2,556 1,968
588 5,008 3,122
5,008
2,474
1,886
6,868
5,048 1,820
28 28
8 8
48 20 28
56 28 28 8 8
36C 224
24c E€
85 352 21c 142
4 712 2344
2,314
506
2,904 1,638
i,eoa 4,542
39(
2,544
4,324
1,960 584
3,088 1,236
6,868 5,048 1,820 2,544 1,960
584
396 C
381
391 1
39(
U 4 0
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39E €
38€
34: 2.754 33.232 36,906
31 238 5:668
35,866
30 512 5:354
396
356 40
214 204 10
182 152 30
278 270
8 166 160
6 Lz2 n0
2
23€ 10E
174 132 4:
16€ 104 64
5: 4E
E 3E 31
4 1 8 1 4
L
29c 19c 1oc 136 100 38
152 90 62
3,544
2,258 496
1,808 1,606
202 946 652 294
1,838 1,646 . 192 1,494 1,338
156 344 308 36
916 612 304 314 268 46
602 344 258
3,234
1,912 1,322
za 902 5:030
23,528 21,t40 1,688 10,604
3,342 7,26Z
23,240 21,398 1,642
19,238 17,B48 1,390 4,002 3,550
452
10,E92
3,188 4,090
7,504
3,782 298
6,602 3,712 2,830
36,608
26,134 10,474
16,530 ll,974
4,556 20,078 14,lEO 5,918
25,188 23,298 1,890
3,778
ll,718 7,940
24,712
1,832
7,632 3,522
22,880
ll,154
5.: !X
ldl EC
142
78
20 4c 46
sa
32 12 20 484
Il,158 7,818 3,340 4,208 3,906
302 6,950 3,912 3,038
35,812
ll,750 8,136 3,614 4,410 4,066
%4 7,340 4,070 3,270
40,944
142 20
12z E c
4 70 42 28
1.468 1 , I O Z 28,792 12,152
18,526 13,288 5,238
22,418 15,504 6,914
28,214 7,598
16,976 13,190 3,786
18,836 15,024
3,812
438 1,030
340 70
270
368 760
1,128
104 3,440
1,m 20
1,164 2,360
84. 2,276
See footnotes a t end of table.
SECTION 3 - NATALITY 3-61
Live Births by Attendant, Birth Weight, and Color, for Urban and Rural Areas, and Population-Size Groups i ! Table 3-2.
(United States Only), in Metropolitan and Nonmetroplitan Counties: United States and Each State, 1961 --Con. (See headnote at b e w i n g of table)
BIFtEl WnG@
Not stated mysician in hospital2
?hyeician m t in hospital Ptldvlf e 2,500 grams
or less
Total birtha ARER AWD COLOR 2,501 g w
o r imre
50 18 32 32 10 22 18 8 10
66 2 64 42
42 24 2 22
726 428 298 540 328 212 186 100 86
2,508 1,484 1,024 924 556 368
928 656
27.728
1,584
7,600 5,668 1,932 5,596 4,094 1,502 2,004 1,574 430
410 390 20 352 338 14 58 52 6
692 356 336 180 92 88 512 264 248
328
8,606 6,464 2,142 6,406
1,658
1,716 484
4,748
2,200
8,736 6,486 2,250 6,488 4,760 1,728 2,246 1,726 522
32,208 22,306
12,038
3,51C 20,17C
6,392
381,606
337,666 43,92C
9,902
8,528
13,778
27,206 W,750 5,456 10,570 8,442 2,128
3,328
16,636 13,308
1,418 420 998
3,478 102
3,376 1,142
20 1,122
2,254
2,336 82
68
23,008
8,542 20,466
10,934 7,880 3,054 18,074 12,586 5,488
353,550
308 60 248
360 750
1,llo
2,192
1,836 356
1,228 956 272 964 880 84
1,660
314
830 258 572 516 56
532 490 42 140 126 14 392 364 28
236
1,346
1,088
378,464
335,126 43,338
64 4
44
4 24 24
40
22,728 5,000
20,318 16,054 4,264 7,410 6,674 736
314,684 38,866
253,164 220,832
100,386
6,534
32,332
93,852
274 54
240 198 42 88 16 12
327,732 287,212 40,520 249,196 214,462
78,536 72,750 5,786
50,732 47,914
22,632
38,734
2,818
21,192 1,440 28,100 26,722 1,378
44,208
62 58 4 44 4c 4 18 18
250 202 48 208 168 40 42 34 8
330,242
41,052 289,19C
250,91E w ,73€ 35,18C 79,324 73,455 5,872
51,364 48.49E
78 72 6 32 30 2 46 42 4
58
8 E
E E
44,652 llC 39,978
38,512 1,466
4,616
4,336 2.30
54 4
34 30 4 24 24
32 30 2 22 20 2 10 10
26 24 2 12 10 2 14 14
120
42,902 1,75(
28,44( 26,901 1,534
16,Wi
Wf
30,83f
1,582 22,662 21,17( 1,492 8,171
9(
l5,99f
29,25f
8,081
13,814 13,646
161 5,771 5,731
4; 8,031 7,91( 121
57,12(
42,482 1,726
28,254
15,954 15,742
26,740 1,514
222
30,676
1,564
2l,078 1,474 8.124
29,llZ
22,552
222 14
106 92 14 130 130
lo€ 6
41 4E
64 62
11 1f
1( 1c
f f
3,086 2,836 250
1,530
30 1,500
108 96 12 74 62 12 34
3,284
2,502 2,258
3,026 .258
244 782
. 768 14
1,332
22 584 578
6
732 1 6
1,310
i4e
4,452
3,812 64C
3,lOC
61C 1,352 1,32i
3c
2,49c
ai034 90
13,532 13,370
162 5,702 5,662
40 7,830 7,708 122
57,000
34
128 126 2 32 30 2
96 96
92 9(
3f 3f
51 54
12,456 12,312
144
5,148 34
7,164 L I O
52.548
5,182
7,274
106
80 28
48,922 3,626
34,656 31,214 3,442 17,892 17,708
184
112 8
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52,841 437.
52,762 4,238
37,754 33,728 4,026 19,246 19,034 a2
64 38 26 44 42 2
37,821 33,761 4,051 19,29'
' 19,071 Wl
Bee footnotes at end of toble.
082-473 0 - 63 - 5
3- 62 SECTION 3 - NATALITY
AREA AM) COLOR
Table 32. Live Births by Attendant, Birth Weight, and Color, for Urban and Rural Areas, and Population-Size Groups (United States Only), in Metropolitan and Nometropolitan Counties: United States and Each State, 1961 -Con.
(See headnote at beginning of table)
Total birtha
4
4 2
2 2
2
44,424 40,486 3,938
Z;E 3,830
ll,376 lJ.,268
108
3,546 2,950
596 2,738 2,160
578 808 790 18
906 862 44
362 330 32
544 532 12
7,962 6,580 1,382 2,678 1,656
5,284 4,924
360
1,022
40,814 37,476 3,338
30,264 27,016
10,550 10,460
3,248
90
EIRTE BY ATEJWAd I
64 60 4
46 42 4 18 18
Ehysician in hoepital'
u,734
288 4,392
194
U,446
4,198
7,342 7,248
94
108
12,656 12,330
326 4,762 4,540
222
7,790 104
l l ,686
9,420 2,266
7,894
56 52 4
24 22 2
3z 50 2
3,314 2,162
8,312 7,258 1,054
1,212
10,866
4;920 360
3,736 2,846
890 704 508 196
3,032 2,338
694
20,170
56
6,120 14,050
109.968
3,036 1,998 1,058 7,830 6,828 1,002
84,882 25,086
57,316 39,794 17,522 52,652 45,088
7,564
C
E SO 22 8
4;432
36,664 28,968 .7,696
17,180 12,616 4,564
19,484 16,352 3,132
7,2M 6,U8 1,166 2,390 1,530
e60 4,894 4,588
306
89,L16
25,342 63,774
1C 12
4 4
4 12 12
76 52 24 54 30 24 22 22
3,552 2,708
874 646 488 178
2,936 2,240
696
32 2D 4
10 8 2
27r 20 2
48
24 24
6 2 4
42 22 20
20 10 10
2
2 18 10 8
8 6 2 4 2 2 4 4
40 18 22 2
2 38 18 20
884 50
834 538 16
522 346 34
312
4,166 356
194
18 176
1.266
6,694 4,106 2,588 4,080 2,058 2,022 2,614 2,048
566
3,452 2.116
446 820
68,444 52,128 16,316 37,252 25,280 U,972 31,192 26,848 4,344
~ 702 196 506 482 100 382 220 96
124
564 : 250
,' 314 198 80 U8 366 170 196
20 10 10 12
6 6 8 4 4
2,166 380
1,786
38,010 27,676 10,534 17,378 U,898 5 480
15,578 5,054
20:E32
36 I 4 22 16 E
10 20 8
12
30 80
10
10 LOO 30 70
rL0 30 80 10
10 100
30 70
3,810 1,638
96 1 542 2:528
260 2,268
626 326
356 166 190 596 460 136
662 450 212 284 126 158 378 324 54
290 176 L14
72 40 32
218 136 82
1;336 1,660
896 764
1,792 1,220
572
2,514
1,968
5,050 10,146
6,222 3,924
2,176 5,740 rL2 2,954
2,064 2,786 2,874 4,406
294 3,268 2,580 1,138
9,196
9,006 4,596 4,378
kt stated I
22 14
17,708
5,570 12,138 ICE
106,454
79,604 26,850 32
54,630 28 37,178 1 2 17,452 16 51,824 28 42,426 1 2
9,398 16
90,954 59,708 31,246 374
SECTION 3 - NATALITY 3-63 !
Table 3-2. Live Births by Attendant, Birth Weight, and Color, for Urban and Rural Areas, and Population-Size Groups (United States Only), in Metropolitan and Nometropolitan Counties: United States and Each State, 1961-Con.
i
AREA AHD COLOR
White----- Eonwhite-
(See headnote at beginning of table)
T o t a l birthfi
48 704 33:65E
33,514 20,824 12,W
12,831
15,04E
15,19(
2,SE
51,88C 30,711 21,16€ 17,454 10,24E
34,428 20,464 13,962
17,616
5,QE
7,2M
12,198
8,792 2,108
8,824 6,684
3,310 5,514
14,906 5,020 9,886 8,268
6,246 6,638
3,640
2,022
2,998
2,710 398
2,312 524 86
438 2,186
312 1,874
16,902
16,586
9,388
316
9,246 142
7,514 7,340
174
16,902 16,586
316 9.388 9;246
142 7,514 7,340
174
237,382
198,088 39,294
186,792 148,496
38,296
49,592 998
50,590
pnysician i l hospital'!
47,61 30,95 16,66
32,821 8,671
47 621 33:561 14,06: 32,704 20,771
14,92' 12,791
41,49
ll,92I
2,=
41,481 30,201
14,912 10,171
26,571 20,031 6,5U
llp
4,736
17,511
5,401 12,IX
8,778 2,108
8,74C
5,44c
6,67C
3,30C
3372
2,702 398
522 86
436
312 1,868
2,304
2,180
16,752
16,440 312
9,334 9,194
140 7,418 7,246
172
16,752
312
9,194 140
7,246 172
233,286
196,282 37,004
1Lu,078 147,022
36,056 50,208 49,260
948
16,440
9,334
7,418
physician mi i n hospital
871 7E
80(
304 98f
80: 7f
724 644 4:
601 15€
3f 12:
1,364 301
1,062 232 34
198
1,29(
1,132 26E 864
58
E 5c
4
4 54 8
46
54 8
46 4
4 50 8
42
4
4
4
4
80
78 2
22 22
58 56
2
80 78 2
22 22
58 56 2
3,852
1,690 2,162
3,532 1,394 2,138
320 296 24
Midwife
2,44c 36
2,404 6,75€
154 6,60i
=; 252 15C
1 5 C 104
2 102
8,942 me
8,754 2,zsa
36 2,254 6,652
152 6,500
8
8
4 4
4 4
8 8
4 4
4 4
96
28 68
78 26 52 18 2 16
BIKLlI WEI&
2,500 p m s or less
5,001 2,231 2,76
2,141 1,838
3,97.
4 54
. 2,171
1,57' 1,831
791 331
4,431
2:371
3,4x
1,n:
2,ooc 2,42: 1,581
2/34: 1,w
664 921
1,4%
1,601
4 5 4 1 , 1 5 4
878 186 692 73c 268 462
1,408 43c 978 846 184 662 562 246 316
200 24
176 32
2 30
168 22
146
1,226
1,196 30
718 708 10
508 488
20
1,226 1,196
30 718 I O 8 10
508 488 20
18,028
5,382
15,150
5,244 2,878
12,646
9,906
2,740 138
2,501 Brame or more
45,731
17,OO: 95,211 30,971 14,24!
44 ow 31$1
28,734
12,80€ 29,991 19,201
ll,994 2,01:
10,794 14,OOE
46,95( 28,51( 18,44C 15,73€
9,53(
18,98(
6,ZOE 31,Zl2
12,23Z
16,OOC
4,962 ?J,O38
7,908 1,920 5,988 8,092 3,042 5,050
13,492 4,588 8,904 7,418
5,582
2,752 3,322
1,836
6,074
2,508
2,l34 314
490 84
406
290 1,728
2,018
15,560
15,278 282
8,608
130 6,952 6,800
152
15,560 15,278
282 8.608
8,478
8;478 130
6,952
152 6,eoo
219,246
185,354 33,892
~~
Not stated
232 100 132 424 182 242
156 88 68
104 46 58 52 42 10
500 194 306 128 54 74
372 140 232
8
2 6
6 2 4 2
2
6 2 4 4 2 2 2
2
2
2 2
2
L16
I l Z 4
62 60
2 54 52 2
U6 l l 2
4 62 60 2
54 52 2
108
88 20
82 64 18 26 24 2
682-473 0 - 63 - 6
3-64 SECTION 3 - NATALITY
Table 3-2. Live Births by Attendant, Birth Weight, and Color, for Urban and Rural Areas, and Population-Size Groups (United States Only), in Metropolitan and Nometropolitan Counties: United States and Each State, 1961 -Con,
(See headnote at be-a oftable) - - BIm BY .UTE#DA&
physician ir hospital2
physician not in hospital
2,500 gnvns or less
2,501 grams or more lbt stated
m AND corn %tal births
3,606 1,476 2,130 3,458
2,120 1,338
148 138 10
82 26 56 76 26 50 6
6
14 2
12 2
2 12
2 10
20
15,064 9,842 5,222
5,u4
13,61C 8,498
1,454 1,34E
10E
88 70 18 70 54 16 18 16 2
20 18 2
12 10 2 8 8
406
22;186 588
47 302 47,508
w,374
46,378 1,13C
20,516 8 5 E
26,134 25,862
272
2,964
16C 1,54C 1,41C l3C
1,424 1,394
3c
2,804 44,818
1,018
19,158
43,800
19,906
748 24,912 24,642
270
104,286
14
894 ll2,294 LU,25E 7,602
103,044 9,250
70,084 61,080
42,210 41,964
246
56,414 48,196
9,004
8,218 44,872
ll,542 ll,428
55,880 54,848
25,212
36,768 8,104
114
1,032
24,312 900
30,668 30,536
132
63.540
102,282 8,974
69,SOC 60,756
41,756 41,526
23c
8,744
670 224
496 282 214 398 388 10
16 4
6 2 4 . 14 14
6,43C 1,172
5,258 4,llc
2,32c
4,228
3,53c 2,508 1,022
1,148 2,344
24
3,196 1,032
698 688 10
3,374 3,234 140
1,728 1,602 126
1,646 1,632
14
3.770
96,270 8,016
64,558 56,764 7,794 39,728 39,508
222
344 62
268 20c 62 138 138
245 186 GO
zw 144 CG 42 42
12 12
- 12 12
10
I C 0 158
z c4 G2 2
‘Jc LIG
109
55,372
1,012 54,360
25,078 24,194
884 30,294 30,166
128
63.314
464 446 18
u 2 116 16 332 330 2
196
52,346 51,456
890 23,420 22,648
772 28,926 28,808
u a 59 582
62,486 1,054
35,016 34,030
986
28,456 68
28,524
62,270 1,044
34,936
978
28,312 66
33,958
28,378
190 6
66 60 6
130 130
8 2
2 2
8 6 2
2 2
2 2
8 6 2
8 6 2
8
3,646 124
2,342 2,220 122
1,428 1,426
2
1,626 1,520 106
1,330 1,226 104 296 294 2
2,144 2,126
18 1,012 994 18
1,132 1,132
3 .llO
58,680 a22
100 a
32,606 31,748
858 26,976 26,912
64
C8 cz 6
120 u a 2
24,034 23,186
848 19,330 18,498
832 4,704 4,688
16
40 34 6 36 30 6 4 4
156 156
30 30
126 126
172
44 38 6 SO 24 t 14 14
144 142
z 98 38
106 104
2
30
16
39,334 39,130
204 15,654
E 4 53,680 23,630
50
49,776
15,500
’ 14
31,218 37,032
186 14,636 14,500
136 22,582 22,532
50
46.848 49,988
46,748 3,240
46,570 3,206
31,458 28,478 2,980
18,092 18,318
226
152 20
82 62 20 90 90
2,720 390
2,158 1,782 376 952 938 14
44,000 2,848
29,394 26,758 2,636 17,454 17,242
212
28 2
16 16
14 12 2
31,568 28,556 3,012 18,420
228 18,192
See footnotes at end of table.
19,678 17,724 1,954
15,328 13,412 1,916 4,350 4,312
38
27,170 26,276
14,066 13,346
894
720
6 6
4 4
2 2
24 22 2
12 12
23,802 21,092 2,710
15,294
2,426 8,508
284
12,868
8,224
20 16 4
14 10 4 6 6
41,852 39,300
10,076 8,880 1,196
31,776
2,552
30,420 1,356
110 94 16 18 8
10 92 86 6
80,364
50,134
44,214
30,230
26.958
162
94 68
92 58
39,366 24,964 14,402 28,896 17.302
66 40 26 56 36
ll;594 10,470
2,808
25,170 15,828
9,656
15,514 10,166
21,436
7,662
40,998
15,318
5,662 25,680
20 10 4 6
96 54 42 36 22 14 60 32 28
454
21,148
7,860
288
7,732 128
13,576
160 13,416
440 1 4
l l 8 U 6
2 336 324 12
SECTION 3 - NATALITY 3-65
Table 3-2. Live Births by Attendant, Birth Weight, and Color, for Urban and Rural Areas, and Population-Size Groups (United States Only), in Metropolitan and Nometropolitan Counties: United States and Each State, 1961 -Con.
(See headnote at b e w i n g of table) . .
BIm BY ATl!ENDA&
Ehysician i n hospital2
mysician not in hospital Midwife 2,500 gnms
or less
Total births m AND c o r n
1,468
268 1,230
968 262 238 232 6
1,642 1,520
122 928 814 114 714 706
8
5,650
1,200
4 4
4 4
1.878
4;546 44
4;528 44
18
100 98 2
28 26 2
72 72
1.698 71.434 67.678 65,654
60,392 5,262
25,370
3,622 40,284 38,644 1,640
21,748
65,300 6,134
27,824 23,560 4,264
43,610 41,740 1,870
25,934 22,748 3,186
16,792 13,936 2,856 9,142
330
45,500 42.552
8 , a 2
62,080 5,598
23,344 27,368
4,024 40,310 38,736 1,574
25,804 22,676 3,128
16,694 13,882
2,812 9,UO 8,794
316
41,874 39.404
1,400 298
1,662 216
122 54 68
1,756 1,608
148
6 6
4 4
4,798 852
2,422
3,228
1,794 628
3,004 224
2 , u 2 1,640
472 1,484
426 628 582 46
1,058
3,538 3,158
380 938 736 202
2,600
178
8,426
3,768 4,658
2,422
4,974
2,834 3,452
2,140
1,628 1,824
308 144 164
1,390 1,256
134
XI0 56 54 86 44 42 24 12 12
2 2
1,872 1,656
216 U8 50 68
1,754 1,606
148
2,578
1,588 1,344
244 222 100 122
1,366
122 1,244
85,746 554 88,952
53,996 34,956
49,280 29,156 20,124 39,672 24,840 14,832
43,742 26,996 16.746
53,778 31,968
u2 442
96 2,482
192 46
146 362 66
296
908 30
878 1,670
66 1,604
17;256 34 36,150 70 23,176 12,974
106 30 76 80
354 14
340 214
8 206 140 6
134
2,224 82
2,142 694 22
672 1,530
60 1,470
4,310 8 1,992
2,3m 3,312 1,408 1,904
998 584 414
4,U6 1,716 2.340
43,264 26,950 16,314 31,960 18,714 13,246 ll,304
8,236 3,068
42,482 26,828 15,654 16,190 10,360 5,830
26,292 16,468 9,824
23,264
22,938
8,532 8,388
326
144 14,732 14,550
182
22 58 26 8
18
448 82
366 U 2 24 88
336 58
278
276
274 2
58 58
218 216
2
45,ZlO 27,000 18,210 17,016 10,410 6,606
28,194 16,590 ll,604
23,552
23,222 330
8,590 8,446
144 14,962 14,776
186
1,662
1,634 28
612 598 1 4
1,050 1,036
14
Bee footnotes a t end of table.
3-66 SECTION 3 - NATALITY
Table 32. Live Births by Attendant, Birth Weight, and Color, for Urban and Rural Areas, and Population-Size Groups (United States Only), in Metropolitan and Nometropolitan Counties: United States and Each State, 1961 -Con.
(See headnote at beginning of table)
AREA AND COLOR Total births 3rjsician not i n hospital Mdvlfe 2,500 grams
or less 2,501 erancr
or nore I b t stated physician i n hospital=
26 26
20 20
6 6
250 248
2 38 38
212 210
2
764
306 304
2 176 176
130 128
2
1,356 1,330
26 436 422 14
920 905 12
7,058
3,86E
40 3,926
2,288 2,262
26 1,678 1,664
14 16
17,470 17,222
240 5,572
ll,898
5,470 102
ll,752 146
70,594
12,895 12,732
166
76,324
59,884 16,440
60,310 17,438
34,744 22,388
37,922 5,082
12,356 43,004
61,168 47,018 14,150 30,270 18,654 ll,616 30,898 28,364 2,534
13,292 3,288 4,474 3,734
9,558
16,580
740 12,106
2,548
l16.484
332 432
404 98
306 360 234 126
614 252 362 394 92
302 220 160 60
150 80 70 10 6 4
140 74 66
278
50 520
102 10 92
468 40
428
46 8
38 32 4
28 14 4
10
624 42
482 70
6 64
454 36
418
4,490 2,568
3,668 1,778 1,890 3,390 2,712
678
55,754 14,840
31,032 20,584 10,448
4,392
39,562 35,170
60,466 46,740 13,726
18,548 ll,262 30,656
2,464
29,810
28,192
55,456 43,485 ll,965 26,972 17,176
9,796 28 484 26:312
2,172
EFJ 50 18 34 20 14 34 30 4
28 16 12 10 c 4
15 10 8
1.m2
358
1,414
404 404 320
84
690 320
1,010
1,010
8,180
7,662 518
5,926 5,430
496 2,254 2,232
22
7,946 7,436
610 5,926 5,430
496 2,020 2,006
14
234 226
5
15,858 13,144
2,714 4,368 3,702
666 U.,490
9,442 2,048
15,138 12,266
2,872. 4,060 3,408
652 ll,078
8,858 2,220
107,252
103,452 3,800
72,332 3 472
31:448 31,120
328
75,eo.i
ll6,158
oes E4
764 705 56
285
8 2ao
236 42
170 136
34 108 3.00
8
ll2,950
4,228 82,294
3,984
108,722
78,310
30,666 30,412
244
264 222 42
170 136 34 94 86 8
1 4 1 4
1 4 1 4
104,272 100,570
3,702 75,804 72,332 3,472
25,468 28,238
230
1,042 975 E4
764 700 56
270 8
270
3,208 3,102
106
3,208 3,102
106
2,980 2,882
98
2,980 2,882
88
IO 10
10 10
234 226
8
192,014 1,034 370
338 32
202 174 25 1ca 1C4
4
14
1 0 4
14,330
ll,422 2,908
178,452
160,072 18,380
ll8,510 101.144
171,ll4 20,900
128,310 108,502 19,808
1,092
63,704 62,612
642 392
6 6
10,298
2,802 7,496
4,032 3,926
106
8 4 4
374 356 18
See footnotes a t end of table. v
SECTION 3 - NATALITY 3-67
Table 3-2. Live Births by Attendant, Birth Weight, and Color, for Urban and Rural Areas, and Population-Size Groups (United States Only), in Metropolitan and Nonmetropolitan Counties: United States and Each State, 1961 -Con.
(See headnote at beginning of table)
2,501 grams or mre Not state3 physician i n
hospital' hysldan mt i n hospital.
*2,500 grams or less
lbtal births dRE& AM) corn Midwife
ll.094 130,704 118,712 16,992
100,874
16,546 29,830
446
84,328
29,384
47,748 46,360 1,388
17,636 16,816
820 30,112
568
80,806
29,544
200 174 26 156 132
24 44 42 2
170 164
6 46 42 4
124 122
2
141,998 122,230 19,768
LI0,062 90,792 19,270 31,936 31,438
498
141,226
19,378 109,440
90,548 18,892 31,786 31,300
486
50,788 49,266
18,870 17,954
916 31,918 31,312
606
85 .E78
1Zl,848
1,522
6 6
4 4
2 2
8 4 4 2 2
6 2 4
28
3,236 3,078
158 1,266 1,164
102 1,970 1,914
56
5,114
304 296
8 60 58 2
244 238
6
172 192
182 10
86,112
84,498
53,802
1,130
1,614
52,672
32,310 31,826
484
84,268 1,610
53,692 52,562
32,186 31,706
480
46,690
1,130
45,592 1,098
39,818
5,774
40,874
1,056 5,816
42
39,188 38,676
512
12,744 74
26,370 25,932
438
43,312
12,818
170 2
78 78
94 92 2
70 70
62 62
8 8
102 100
2 16 16
86 84 2
1,766
28
1 4 14
14 14
18 18
14 14
4 4
10 10
79,370 1,436
50,274 49,272 1,002
30,532 30,098
434
4,946 168
3,424 3,296
128 1,690 1,650
40
3,000 2,868
132 2,682
128 318 314
4
2,554
2 ,u4 2,078
36 742 742
1,372 1,336
36
5,506
1,884 3,622
104 104
88 78 10
62 62
43,738 42,772
38,228 37,300
5,510 5,472
966
928
38
37,068 36,598
470 12,046
74
24,626 396
ll,972
25,022
46,800 45,702
40,968 39,912 1,056
5,790 42
1,098
5,832
58 58
4 4
130 120 10 46 46
84 74 10
174
39,312 38,796
516
12,760 74
26,478 26,036
442
59,614
12,834
10 10
14.402 53,934
28,418
20,100
33,834
25,516
ll,236 8,864
14,280 19,554
64 LIO
62 26 36
112 38 74
4 2 2 4 2 2
170 62
108 58 24 34
l l 2 38 74
222
27,464 32,150
22,266 12,154 1o,ll2 37,348 15,310 22,038
5,634 2,814 2,820 4,328 2,376 1,952 1,306
438 868
53,980 24,650 29,330 17,938
8,160 36,042 14,872 21,170
97,056
9,778
27,182 16,130
18,850 12,092
6,758 24,462 15,090 9,372
5,072 2,808 2,264 4,076 2,374 1,702
996 434 562
142 1,624
586 22
564
120 1,060
90 6
84 64 2
62 26 4
22
1,676 136
1.540
1,180
110 14,292
2,782
2,758
ll,534
24
ll,620 86
2,104
1,212
2,41C
892
3,402 992
468
468 186
186 282
282
13,934 110
13,824 2,596
24 2,572
ll,338
11,252 86
410
5,098 2,598 2,500 3,908 2,192 1,716
406 784
1,190 234 l l 8
32 84
4,974 1,67C 3,304 1,68€
71C 978
96C 3,288
2,32€
7.094
48,836
25,918 16,192
7,148 32,644 13,874 18,770
89.740
22,918
9,044 522
20 502
1,154 116
1,038
95,194 1,338
1,024 314
458 310 148 880 714 166
5,254 1,84c
5,204 3,SOE 1,69f 1,89C 1,74f 144
78,370 LI,370
59,402 49,060 10,342 30,338 29,31C 1,028
200 22
124 104
20 98 96 2
83,824 13,232
64,730 52,672 12,058 32,326 31,152 1,174
82,628 12,566
64,076 52,322 11,754 31,ll8 30,306
812
100 310
152 16 136 258
84 174
See footnotcn ut end of table.
3-68 SECTION 3 - NATALITY
Table 3-2. Live Births by Attendant, Birth Weight, and Color, for Urban and Rural Areas, and Population-Size Groups (United States Only), in Metropolitan and Nonmetropolitan Counties: United States and Each State, 196 1 -Con.
(See heah at beginning of table)
EkFZtiS BY
Total births Physician i n hospital? Midwife 2,500 grams
or less 2,501 grams
or more Ibt stated AEW AND COLOR
60,640 49,462 UJ78 51,402 40,366 U,036
9,096 142
9,238
304 240 64
242 178
64 62 62
1,034 784 250 216 132
84 818 652 166
66
4 2 2 4 2 2
406 98
308 148 14
134 258 84
174
40
4,922
4,344 2,744
3,296 1,626
1,600 578 552
26
10: E4 I8 7C 58 10 26 26
120 116
4 48 46 2
72 70 2
108
142
36,078
1,974 34,104
13,054 12,112
21,992
942 23,024
1,032
17.368
34,554 33,166 1,388
12,674 U,956
718 21,880 P,210
670
17,240
2,172 1,958
214 860 764 96
1,312 1,194
U 8
1,264
33,786 32,050 1,756
12,146 U,302
844 21,640 20,728
912
16,008
16,020 1,348
15,918
8,742 8,444
8,498 7,474
1,322
298
1,024
4,416 4,242
174 3,422 3,286
136 994 956 38
60 6
24 22 z
42 38 4
6 6
6 6
28 12
2
2
26 1 c 1
38
14,772 1,230
8,056 7,790
266 7,946 6,982
964
ao
58
22
56 2
64 44 20
eo I8 2
20 18 2
az cz 20 18 18
1,168 96
676 642 34
588 526 62
312 304
8 248 242 6
64 62
2
952 864 88
428 400
524 464 60
28
2,412
2,232 180
8,770 8,466
8,596 302
7,552 1,046
4,096 3,930
166 3,162 3,032 130 934 898
36
2
L
3E
12,94C ll,76E 1,172 5,340 5,176
164
6,592 7,600
1,008
34,534
32,94E 1,586
12,824 U,676 1,148 5,320
162 7,504 6,518
986
5,158
60 54 6
18 16 2
42
U,906
1,064 10,842
4,894 4,758
136 7,012 6,084
Y28
64 46 2G
528
38 4
100 31,594
30,272 1,322
34,424
32,852 1,572
21,060 19,618 1,442
13,364
130 13,234
444 84
212 134 If!
316 250 EC
10 10
10 10
518 434 a4
202 18.4 18 31C 250 cc 34
92 8
44 36 8
56 56
28 20 8
22 14 8
1,694
176 718 714
1,518 19,200 17,942
1,258 12,394 12,330
64 4
1,274 1,106
168 1,166
998 168 108 108
15,664 14,286 1,37€
12,538 13,906
1,368 1,75E 1,74E
1 c
14,380 13,170
1,210 12,730 ll,530 1,200 1,650 1,640
10
17,224 17,102
112 6,470 6,412
10,744 10,690
54
7.206
58
6 6
72 72
22 22
18,87C 18,662
2Of 7,20C
84 11,67C ll,546
124
1,IJ.K
18,788 18,586
202 7,176 7,094
82 11,612 U,492
120
8.060
2 L 50
50
16
4
844 8,084 2
7,UC 974
7,098 962
5,860 5,160
700
1,938 262
2,200
716 128
644 536 108 200 180
20
6,366 840
5,226 4,618
598 1,990 1,748
242
28 E
1 2 12
22 16 E
2
5,871
2,212 1,944
5,166 706
268
2
2
See fOOtMteS at end of table.
I SECTION 3 - NATALITY 3-69
Table 3-2. Live Births by Attendant, Birth Weight, and Color, for Urban and Rural Areas, and Population-Size Groups I
(United States Only), in Metropolitan and Nometropolitan Counties: United States and Each State, 1961 -Con. (See headnote at beginning of table)
APE& AND COLOR physician i r hospital‘
physician not in hospital Midwife 2,500 grams
or less 2,501 gnuns
o r mre Not stated Total births
6,306
782
4,616 666
906 lJ.6
1,77t
19: 586 54E 4(
1,03€ 15:
13.916
5,52<
5,284
1,02:
1,58C
1,19(
6,292
774
4,612 660
906 114
1,768 1,580
188 588 548 40
1,032 148
13,882
5,518
5,272
1,020
1,180
12 4 8
10 4 6 2
2
4 4
4 4
28
14 12
2 1 0 10
4 2 2
20 16
4 2 2
18 14
4
18
8
146 134 12 62 62
84 72 12
972
1,612 1,436
176 524 484 40
952 136
12.924
1,088
13 ,854
7,w:
6C
7,lG 5c
6,701 6,691
1c
4,31€ 4,30€
E 3,144 3,138
E 1,171 1,172
13,822 60
7,202
50 6,680 6,670
10
4,302
8
3,130 8
1,164 1,164
7,152
4,294
3,138
9,580
52 4,064 4,022
42 5,516 5,506
10
134,456
9,528
28
10 10
18 18
12 12
6 6
6 6
16 16
4 4
12 12
692
972
506 506
466 466
306 306
246 246
60 60
666 666
260 260
406 406
10,640
12,864 60
6,702 6,652
50 6,222 6,212
10
4,004 3,986
8 2,896 2,888
8 1,108 1,108
8,920 8,868
52 3,806 3,764
42 5 , u 4 5,104
10
124,274
18
4 4
1 4 14
6 6
2 2
4 4
12 12
2 2
10 10
466 56
9,59e 9,548
4,ffiE
5,530 5,520
io
135,380
52
4,026 42
lJ.6,692 18,688
109 840 92:926 16,914 25,540 23,766 1,774
104,578
15,986 90,420
15,098 14,158 13,270
888
88,592
75,322
ll6,170 18,286
109 130 92:546 16,584 25,326 23,624 1,702
103,868
15,656 89,796 75,004 14,792 14,072 13,208
864
88,212
434 258
496 306 190 196 128
68
504 316 188 428 260 168
76 56 20
188 ll.8
70 68 46 22
.120 72 48
380
30 26
46 24 22 10
6 4
40 1 4 26 34 12 22 6 2 4
16 16
12 12
4 4
682
7,900 2,740
8 810 61336
1,830 1,564
266
8,426 6,076
2,474
2,350 7,472 5,234 2,238
954 842 lJ.2
2 214 1:824
390 1,338
236 876 722 154
2,996
1,102
108,504 l5,770
100 610 86:344 14,266 23,664 22,160 1,504
95,770 82,304 13,466
69,894 12,690
82,584
33,186 12,410
28,504
2,304
776
26,200
18,026 16,450 1,576
10,478 9,750
728
26,788
288 178
420 246 174 46 42 4
382 212 170 364 194 170 18 18
84 76 8
56 52 4
28 24
4
158
‘886
29,942 28.566
26,590 3,352
18,822 17,864
958 ll. 120 8:726 2,394
25,380 3,186
18,196 17,264
932 10,370 8,lJ.6 2,254
342 38
198 176
22 182 166 16
636 46
324 324
358 312 46
2,640 356
1,898
1,098
1,764 134
876 222
23,890 2,898
16,894 16,070
824
7,820 2,074
9,894
60 98
30 30
128 30 98
Bce footnoteo a t enfl of table.
3-70 SECTION 3 - NATALITY
Table 3-2. Live Births by Attendant, Birth Weight, and Color, for Urban and Rural Areas, and Population-Size Groups (United States Only), in Metropolitan and Nonmetroplitan Counties: United States and Each State, 1961 -Con.
(See headnote at beginning of table)
BIFW W E I d
T D t a l births Physician i n hospitalz
3lysician not in hospital Midwife 2,500 Brans
or less I b t stated
AREA AND COLOR
8,222 7,816
406 6,684 6,376
308 1,538
98 1,440
8,134 7,730
404 6,642 6,336
306 1,492 1,394
98
68 68
28 28
40 40
614 568 46
296 296
318 272 46
20
e4( 78: 5L
69( 64L 4e
144 134 1(
7,5EC
5,974
1,392
7,018 348
5,714 26G
1,304 BE
lG 15
14 1&
4 z
14Z 44 0% 1C IC
21,720 18,174
2,946 12,158 ll,488
9,582 650
7,286 2,296
362.520
20,432 17,650
2,782 n,554
8,878
10,928 626
6,722 2,156
359.992
372 336 36
190 170
20 182 166 16
2 , m 1,85<
1,202 1,ui
tK 954 74: 21:
29e
126 28 m
2.148 30,654 331,024
289,376 41,648
234,140 194,860 39,2851 96,884
2,3E8
279,604
94,616
239,448 40,158
U4,526 176,370
65,278
1,8t2
38,556
63,476
W L
E31 15J
nr, 50: 144 U G llo
E
7 70 E 24 145 710 566 144
EO 5Y 2
72 CEI
4 IC 16
SE 62 4
IM
313,314 49,206
311,672 48,320
256,316 210,668 45,648
103,676 101,004
2,672
1,398 750
1,666 956 710 482 442 40
14 6
14 8 6 6 6
18 12 6
14 8 6 4 4
2 2
2 2
5.584
23,24€ 7,40f
258,274 W , 8 W 46,474
104,246 101,514
2,732
23,40L 16,35f
7,05( 7,24f 6,88€
35e
26,534 19,40E
7,12€ 21,632 14,786 6,846 4,902 4,622
28C
4,12C
282 1,77€ 1,571
204
2,26E 7€
10.17C
3,83E
2,344
1,858 1,120
1,592 738
888 704 266 232
2;084 2;032
55,276 53,516 1,160
20,398 21,518
1,120 33,758 33 ,ue
640
103.434
34
290 278 12 74 68 6
216 210 6
2.700
31;040 56E
101.610
648
Lu.880
76,850 35,030
76,364 27,070
332 2,368
5,668 4,504
4,33E
5,832 3,37c
2,724 1,GC
2,296 2,042
2,462
1,274 1,94C
92c
784 53c 254
1,02c
71,140 30,470
44 5c
22 8
14 78 36 42
12 4 8 6
ti
6 4 2
88 40 48 1 6 8 0
12 32 40
E
114 5,470
1,000
4,584
4,492
22 978
92
80
80 38
38 42
42
5,504 u 4
5,390 962
22 940
92 4,450
4
4
4,542
4 4
I O 8 66
642 1,992
266 1,726
21,470 19,680 7,790
12,248 6,252
c 8,970
1,538
18,500
7,432
27,102 19,626
7,476 18,264 12,216
6,048
1,410 1,428
76,332 56,738 19,594 23 678 17i696
52,654
U,612
8,838
5,982
39,042
274 46
228 188 28
160 86 18 68
2,426 286
2,140 520
38 482
1,906 248
1,658
20
16 4
84,410 57,170 27,240 25 196 17i760
7,436
39,410 19,804
59,214
76 876 52:914 23,962 22,782 16 376 6:406
54,094 36,538 17,556
15.560 16,566
15,886 680
16,530
l 5 , f f i O 610
1,000
952 48
438 426 12
562 526 36
14,934 626
6,304 6,202
102 9,256 8,732
524
6,744 6,628 L16
9,822 9,258
564
6,744 6,628 ll6
9,186
554 9,232
2 4 20
16 4 4
See footnotes a t end of table.
13,896 13,270
626 5,108 5,006
102
8,264 524
8,788
4
4
4
4
191,516 20,568
137,182 ll7,844
74,902 73,672 1,230
147,858
19,338
128,602 19,256
ll2,386 94.040
398 94
318 226 92
174 172
2
364 272 92
280 190
64,226
24,796
39,430 39,U.O
62,914 1,312
23,804 992
320
47,200
128 126
2 38 36 2
90 90
416
32,000 27,788 4,212
l5,200 13,004 2,196
214 146
68 202 158 44
23 084 19Z906 3,178
20,070 17,308
3,014 2,598
2,762
416
148 94 54
130 84 46 18 10 8
24 ll6 20:886 3,230 U.,930
1,450 12,186
10,480
10,406 1,780
35,156,
268 210 58 84 62 22
184 148 36
52
33,990
15,944
1,166
15,176 768
44 8
32 26
6
SECTION 3 - NATALITY 3-11
Table 3-2. Live Births by Attendant, Birth Weight, and Color, for Urban and Rural Areas, and Population-Size Groups (United States Only), in Metropolitan and Nometropolitan Counties: United States and Each State, 196 1 -Con.
(See headnote at beginning of table) ! :
APE% AM, COLOR T o t a l births physician 11 hospitalz Midwife 2,500 grams
or lese
1,77f 1,774
1,284 1,28i
49i 49i
1,774 1,772
2 1,284 1,282
2 490 490
2 2
ll0 ll0
86 86
24 24
890 842 48
352 340 12
538 502
36
17,344
2 2
18 1 4 4
14,756 14,088
668 5,460 5,346
114 9,296
554 8,742
4 4
18 14 4
1,416
4 4
16 212.084 I 492 229,92c
24,342 205,578
228,344
204,172 24,172
1,304 l l 2
500 400 100 916 904 12
478 388 90
326 242 e4
152 146
6
938 916 22
174 158 16
764 758 6
378
12 4
12 10
2 4 2 2
6 6
6 6
10 6 4 6 4 2 4 2 2
404
13,664 3,680
12,478 8,954 3,524 4,866 4,710 156
12,922
10,530 7,222
2,332 2,224
108
4,422 4,218
204 1,888 1,732
356 2,534 2,486
48
3,436
9,446 3,476
3,368
161,144 138,320
22,824
101,452 21,804 37,888 36,868 1,020
123,256
68,776 67,258 1,518
26,722 25,572 1,350
42,054 41,686
368
51,052
160,568 137,880 22,688
122,840 101,164 21,676
36,716 37,728
1,012
67,776 66,292 1,484
26,526 25,398
41,250 40,894
356
1,128
50,150
lei346 90 35,472 34,562
910
43,818 7,234
34,552 29,756 4,796
16,500 14,062
2,438
43,396 6,754
34,202 29,618 4,584
15,948 13,778 2,170
24,770 21,232 3,538
21,570 18,464 3,106 3 200 2:768
432
25,380 22,164 3,216
12,632 24154 1,478
12,748 ll,OlO 1,738
37.278
258 120
lJ.4 72 42
264 186 78
56 44 12 44 34 10 12 10 2
2:: 108
70 38 32
262 176
76
164
86 318
196 40
156 208 46
162
106 36 70 70 22 48 36 14 22
2,722
2,338 1,822
1,098
714
516
900 198
1,738 1,342
396 1,508 1,146
362 230 196 34
1,698 1,380
318 830 676 154 868 704 164
2,330
24,970 21,342
3,628 21,708 18,538 3,170 3,262
458
26,082 22,476 3,606
2,804
12,844 U,218
13,238 ll,258
1,980
1,626
37,538 12
36,248 1,290
17,104 16,246
858 20,434
432 20,002
36,012 1,266
17,026 16,182
e44 20,252 19,830
422
352 12
36 28 8
128 124
4
2,214
1,128 1,044
1,202
lJ.6
84
1,170 32
20 18
398 2 I 19,212 18,814
Bee fontnotes a t end of table.
3-12 SECTION 3 - NATALITY
AREA m COLOR
Table 3-2. Live Births by Attendant, Birth Weight, and Color, for Urban and Rural Areas, and Population-Size Groups (United States Only), in Metropolitan and Nomeboplitan Counties: United States and Each State, 1961 -Con.
lbtal births
(See headnote at beginning of table)
646 574 72
546 542
4
9,190 8,566
624 8,780
98 8,682
19,180 18,376
804 9,852 9,150
702 9,328 9,226
102
18,358 17,872
486
7,096 156
U,106 10,776
330
240.270
7,252
1 138 1:098
40 482 470 12
656 628 28
18,266
2l4,614 25,656
156,226 131,916 24,310
82,698 1,346
187,954 163,212
138,232 ll4,430 23,802
84,044
24,742
49,722 48,782
940
52,316 51,402
914 17,994 17,486
508
33,916 406
34,322
17 186 16:742
444 6,754 6,610 144
10,432 10,132
300
221.508
physician i n hospital'
3;804
5,178 5,328
150
19,050
790 9,796 9,104
692
9,156 98
18 228 17:752
476 7,230 7,078
152
10,674 324
238,590
18,260
9,254
10,998
zo;eza 77,372 1,192
78,564
ZW,208 25,382
155,580 131,528
24,052 83,010 81,680 1,330
186,612 162,132 24,480
137,628 ll4,080 23,548 48,984 48,052
932
14,746 10,924 3,822
U.,688 7,958 3,730 3,058 2,966
92
51,978 51,076
902 17,952 17,448
504 34,026 33,628
398
172,798 151,958
126,224 106,250 19 994 46:514
846
20,840
45,728
18,304
17,560 744
3,520 3,388
132 1,250 1,176
74 2,270 2,212
58
13,576 12,920
656 4,728 4,640
88
48,710 47,950
780 16,720 16,286
434 31,990 31,644
346
15,136 14,560
576 12,580 12,010
570 2,556 2,550
6
3,168 3,000 168 996 910 86
2,172
82
50,144
34,310
2,090
15,834
17,820 U.,926 5,894
32,324 22,384 9,940
1,078 1,004
74 318 308 10
70 64
6 22 18 4
48 46
2
94 88 6
14 10 4 80 78 2
1,542
12,512 U,530
582 4 428
80 4Z348
1,296 246
578 344 234 964 952 12
1,188 1,U4
74 1,006
936 70
182 178
4
288 280 8
34 32
2 254 240
13,976 13,474
502 ll,532 U,092
500 2,384 2,382
2
6
48
42 6
30 24 6
18 18
44 38 6
30 24 6
14 1 4
4 4
4 4
2,296
208 198 10 72 68 4
136 130
6
5,280
300 1,996
2,964 2,804
160 920 838 82
1,966 78
54,002
2,044
452 50
402
250 1,594
1,844
Diidvife
6 6
6 6
6 2 4
6 2 4
22
18 4
8 6 2
14 12 2
14 1 2
2 8 6 2 6 6
8 6 2
8 6 2
2
2
z 2
7,284
100 7,184
1,146 16
6,138 84
6,054
1,130
2,500 grams 2,501 grams or lees or more +
1,192 17,970 17,248
76 1 722
12,9381 142 944 9.134 1221516
1,396 16,940
1,312 16,278
32,084 2,874 21,918 2,406 I 1,830 17,434
6,352 36,568
1,876 15,566
U.,082
1,574 21,002
Ibt stated
414 0;:
346 2% 78
l s z 148
4
410 350
32n 262 78
€in
34
eo G
Zh 20 c D D
26 20 E
22 16 6 4 4
D 8
4 4
4 4
c4a
259 410
212 88
124 4% 150 ees
i SECTION 3 - NATALITY 3-1 3
i Table 3-2. Live Births by Attendant, Birth Weight, and Color, for Urban and Rural Areas, and Population-Size Groups (United States Only), in Metropolitan and Nometropolitan Counties: United States and Each State, 1961 -Con.
(See headnote at hemincr of table) - - BIRTBS BY -A& BIKLll W E t d
-AND COLOR T o t a l births Fnysician in hospital'
2,500 grama or less
2,501 grama o r more
physician M t in hospital EUdwife Not stated
20,25c 13,408
4,3u
9,090
6,842 7,46C
3,142 12,790
3,700
222 70
152 70 14 56
l5z 56 96
2,074 230
382 36
346 1,692
194 1,498
64
1,m
47E E
47c 104
19,510 13,324 6,186 7,268
2,970 12,242
9,026 3,216
30,634 20,986 9,648
10,552 7,628
4,298
2,924 20,082 1j,358 6,724
17,468
16,164 1,304
1,878 900 978 804 312 492
1,074 588 486
3,402
1,896 1,026
520 506
2,376 986
1,390
1,506
1,080
978 102
18,314 12,48(
6,631
2,63f ll,671
3,191
35,681 19,604 16,OBi 10,791
7,01 3,714
5,834
3,991
8,482
24,89( 12,52( 12,37(
16,481
15,262 1 p c
58 28 30 20 8
1 2 38 20 18
590 210 380 192 80
l l 2 398 130 268
80
30 50
104 372
36E
6,80E 94
6,714 1,042
If
5,766 7E
5,688
72
44
e
1,02€
2e
39,68C 21,320 18 360 l2:016
7,684
27,664 13,638 14,02f
17,642
4,332
16,270 1,372
50 34
20 18
2 44 32 1 2
2 2
2 2
62
14 18 16
2 44 32 12
1,736
48
7,99c 7,728
8,542 1,llO
262 9,652
7,964 7,704
260 9,504 8,460 1,044
2 2
518 500 18
562 478
84
7,46(
242 7,21€
9,022 8,044
97E
12 10
2 68 20 48
70 42 2e
72 44 28 2 2
70 42 28
1,796
2,424 2,400
24
2,422 2,398
1,950 1,928
24
22 472 470
2
15,046 13,766 1,280 6,014 5,776
238 9,032 7,990 1,042
78,582
lI.8 116
2 94 92 2
24 24
962 862 100 424 408 16
538 454 84
6,876
2,304
25
1,83E 2C
44E 444
2,282
1 , E E
14,17E 32,98C 1,19E
5,380 5,602
222 8,576 7,6W
976
75,154
2 2
1,952 1,930
470
22 472
2
2 2
78 28 50 1 2 10
2 66 18 48
218
15,218 l3,870 1,348 6,038 5,798
240 9,180 8,072 1,108
82,248
64,020 18,228
38,954
12,428 43,294 37,494 5,800
40,052 28,058 q 9 9 4
10,082
1,912
26,526
26,420 16,338
13,632 ll,720
42,196 35,962 6,234
12,534 io,ia8 2,346
29,662 25,774 3,888
246,444
62,930 15,652
389.4
ll,738 26,376
40,468 36,554 3,914
678 1,058
496 96
400 1,240
582 658
344 84
260 216 22
194 128
62 66
354 1,462
318 44
274
290 1,478
1,188
24 20 4 4 2 2
20 18
2
4,436 2,440
3,736 1,916
3,140
620
1,820
2,520
59,426 15,728
35,056 24,500 10,556
34,926 5,172
36,184
10,234 23,550 14,992
12,634 10,958 1,676
38,970 33,476
lI.,506 9,508
27,464 23,968 3,496
226,064
40,098
25,950
8,558
5,494
1,998
158 60
162 l l 0 52 56 48 8
3,716 1,992 1,724 2,740 1,252 1,488
976
152 U 6 36
130 94 36 22
ll;632 1,844
38,922 34,992 3,930
ll,930 10,070 1,860
26,992 24,922 2,010
231,132
740 236
3,160 2,444
716 996 664 332
2,164 1,780
384
19 ,ll2
22
66 42 24 32 16 16 34 26 8
1.268
1,392 594 798 280 74
206
1,772 314
314 42
272
1,458
1,112 520 592
3,454
1,458 272
1,186
10,642
209,294 37,150
193,694 164,362
52,750 29,332
44,932 7,818
198,758 32,374
183,752 156,888
26,864 47,380 41,870 5,510
2,722 732
2,044 1,592
452 1,410 1,130
280
6,968 3,674
7,056 5,300 1,756 3,586 1,668 1,918
14,362 4,750
15,332 ll,468 3,864 3,780
886 2,894
194,128 31,936
177,668 152,356 25,312 48,396 41,772 6,624
804 464
694 538 156 574 266 308
Bee footnotes a t end of table.
3-14 SECTION 3 - NATALITY
Table 3-2. Live Births by Attendant, Birth Weight, and Color, for Urban and Rural Areas, and Population-Size Group (United States Only), in Metropolitan and Nonmetro&an Counties: United States and Each State, 1961-Con.
(See head at beginning of table)
BIKPBS B r m m +
'POW births Fnysician i n hospital2 Midwife 2,501
or mre W t stated
166,592 140,220
26,372 148,882 124,862
24,020 17,710 15,358
2,352
1,366 1,060
306 1,004
744 260 362 316 46
152 801 130:10€
22,694 136,552
20 71C 36:25C 14,26€ 1,984
73,261 64,02C
41,llE 36,514 4,602
32,146 27,506 4,640
ll5,841
9,241
500 360 140 400 310 90 100
55
768 444 324 2 g4 228 €6
474 Z1E 258
sa 14z304 1,934
71,692 64,146 7,546
40,550 36,580 3,970
31,142 27,566 3,576
26.178
2,086 1,662
426
848 192
1,048 814 234
166
1,040
5,522 2,862 2,660 2,936
1,078 2,586 1,004
1,858
1,582
26
5,822 4,61(
3,406
644
1,WI
2,75f
2,42c 1 , 8 5 2
56f
26.466 456
422 34
1,744
1,691 51
24,266
23,732 534
25,608 570
16,352 16,074
278 9,826
292 9,534
158 8 26
25,846 620
16,494 16,216
278
9,630 342
17,798 17,534
264 12,232
204 5,566 5,506
60
8,668 8,312
356 4,262 4,188
74 4,406 4,124
282
9,386
9,368 18
9,972
12,028
l l 2 112
54 46 8
1,096
2f 64f 624 24
1,06€ 314 3 4 10
14Z LIE) 24
17,628 17,368
260
ll,896 204
5,528
56
12,100
5,472
132 128
4 106 106
1,ZOC 1,174
26 84C
16,232 16,006
226 U,106 1O,Y36
170 5,126 5,070
56
f r ,G 354 I2 a;
27c 10 EO
z 7a
26 22 4
34 30 4 6 6
8,550 8,240
310
544 518 26
256 252
4 286 266 22
716
30 EO Ed 28 20
62 40 e:: 22
4,252
4,298
4,178 74
4,062 236
28 24 4
138
26
26
8,648 9,246
9,228 18
3,410
12 5,836
6
9,246 9,228
18
3,398
5,830
138
54 54
84 84
138 138
54 54
84 84
1,490 4.644
712 4
288 284
4 428 428
716 712
4 288 284
4 428 428
8,634 14
3,174 3,166
8
5,468 6
8,648 8,634
14 3,174 3,166
8
5,468 6
5,474
5,474
2i:
E 2
20 20
22 22
2 2
20 2U
iec
3,464
12 5,922 5,916
6
3,452
9,386 9,368
18 3,464
12
5,916 6
97,054
3,452
5,922
3,410 3,398 . 12 5,836 5,830
6
90,728 8,182
5,204 2,978
88,666
67,860 20,826
73,158 23,896
45,768
12,036 51,286 39,426 11,860
33,732
72,138 18,590
44,556 33,652 10,904 46,172 38,486
7,686
578 912
290 54
236
524 6 76
238 48
190 182 18
164 56 30 26
&zoo
382 4,262
872 16
856
366 3,772
3,406
722 14
708 416
416 306 14
292
94 92
8U 36 44
106 58 48
86 52 34 62 SO 32 24 22 2
41,536 31,242 10 294 47:150 36,618 10,532
47 610 37'416 10:194 31,902
8,410 15,708 13,924
23,492
1,184
4,412
1,660 3,226
1,406
932 254
2,752
1,820
1,186
See footnotes at end of tahle.
AREA AND corn %tal, births
SECTION 3 - NATALITY 3-75 i
Table 3-2. Live Births by Attendant, Birth Weight, and Color, for Urban and Rural Areas, and Population-Size Groups (United States Only), in Metropolitan and Nometropolitan Counties: United States and Each State, 1961 -Con.
(See headnote at beginning of table)
2,501 gRlms or more Midwife 2,500 grams
or less
44 946 32l938 12,008 10,578 8,390 2,188 34,368 24,548 9,820
65.056
39,624 31,990 7,634
8,336 1,662 29,626 23,654
9,998
5,972
64.758
1,252 530 722 108 36 72
494 650
226
1,144
3,922 36E
45f 16 44c
3,466 352
3,554
3,U4
4
3,770
1,318 926 634 292
2,452
2,844 1,818 1,026
4.426
41 076 30l444 10,632 9,634 7,750 1,884 31,442 22,694 8,748
60.520
100 42 58 18
6 12 82 36 46
ll0
61,238 3,818
35,532
29,524
1,188
39,354
22,580
32,902 2,630
28,336
42,120
2,766 24,846
2,266 17 274 16:774
500
60,966 3,792
35,434 32,8ia
29,324 2,616
28,148 1,176
41,958 39,204 2,754 24,772 22,516 2,256 17,186 16,688
498
22,800 21,762 1,038 10,662 10,302
360 12,138 ll,460
678
37 .836
210 16
78 68 10 148 142
6
126 U6 10 62 54 8 64 62 2
100 94 6
16 14 2
84 80 4
730
2 2
3,964 462
2,532 2,202 330
1,894 1,762 132
2,918
340
1,536 286
1,096 1,042
54
2,578
1,822
1,508 1,386 122 710 666 44 798 720 78
3.396
57,168 3,352
32,944
2,298 30,646
27,576 26,522 1,054
39,172 36,746 2,426 23,004 21,024 1,980 16,168
446
21,348 20,422
926 9,940 9,622 318
ll,408
608
35.512
15,722
10,800
106 4
56 54 2 54 52 2
30 30
20 20
10 10
4 2 2
80 76 4 36 34 2
4 2 2
4 2 2
324
44 42 2
126
36,074 1,762
14,956 14,038
918
22,036 844
12,482
594
7,730 518
22,880
ll,888
8,248
4,234 4,158
76
25,354 24,186 1,168 6,708 6,308 400
18,646 17,878
768
98,084
656 74
88 64 24 642 592 50
56 50 6 20 16 4 36 34 2
674 606 68 68 48 20
606 558 48
254
244 80
34
34 290 244 46
2 2
2 2
322 242 80 34
34
242 46
12
288
3,124 272
1,234
152 2,162
120
1,056 968 88 722 638 84 334 330 4
1,082
2,042
2,340 2,156 184 512 444 68
1,712 l l 6
6,382
3,828
33,864 1,648
13,800 12,976
824 21,712
824
ll,470 10,954
516 7,518 7,078 440
3,876 76
20,888
3,952
24,042 22,910 1,132 6,282
384 17,760 17,012
748
91,640
5,898
ll6 10
50 48 2 76 68 8
34 34
32 32
2 2
92 82 10 Id 16 2 74 66 8
372
94,540 3,854
62 470
3,476
35,546 378
47,650 44,278 3,372 40,352 37,026 3 326 7i298
46
4 9 9 4
35,924
7,252
94,298 3,786
62 276 58:860 3,416 35,808
370 35,438
47,492 44,176 3 316 40t208 36,938 3 270 7:284 7,238
46
190 64
168 108
60 86 82 4
138 82 56 126 70 56 12 12
10 2
8 8
4 2 2
6 6
6 6
5,840 542
4,368 3,866 502
2,014 1,974
40
3,462
490 3,070
488 392 390 2
2,972
2,582
88,350 3,290
57,902 54,944 2,958 33,738 33,406
332
44,078 41,206
37,182 2,872
34,354 2,828 6,896 6,852
44
350 22
200 184 16 172 166
6
ll0 100 10 100 90 10 10 10
3-76 SECTION 3 - NATALITY
Table 3-2. Live Births by Attendant, Birth Weight, and Color, for Urban and Rural Areas, and Population-Size Group (United States Only),'in Metropolitan and Nometropolitan Counties: United States and Each Stafe, 1961 -Con.
(See headnote at beginning of table)
ARER m COLOR 'potal births
50,744 50,262
482
21,968 150
28,626
332
8,560
22,m
28,294
8,254 306
5,a4 5,086 128
3,346 3,168 178
8,560
306
5,086 128
3,346 3,168 178
8,254
5,214
mysician in hospital2
50,592
470 22,068
146
50,122
21,922
28,524 28,200
324
8.526
8,224
5,198
3,328 3,154
302
5,070 128
174
8,526
302 5,198 5,070 128
8,224
3,328 3,154 174
ll6 108 8 42 38 4 74 70 4
20
20
12 12
8 8
20 20
12 12
8 8
Midwife
4 2 2
2
2,500 grams o r less
2,92c
1,298 1,284
Z,86€ 52
1 4 1,622 1,5@4
38
736
700 36
440 416 24 296 284 12
736 700 36 440 416 24 296 284 12
2,501 grams o r more
47,562 47,144
418 20,720 20,590
150 26,842 26,554
288
7,810
7,540 270
4 762 4:658 104
3,048 2,882 166
7,SlO 7,540 270
4,658 104
4,762
3,048 2,882 166
Nut stated
262 250 12 100 94
C 162 I56
c
14
14
12 12
1 d
14 14
12 12
2 2
'Births attended by other and not specified persons are not shown separately but are included in total births. For the United States, these births totaled 7,178 in 1Y61, 21t is assumed that a l l births in hospitals o r insti tutions are attended by physicians. SEquiivaents of the g a m weights i n t e r n of pounds end ounces are a6 fo l las : *Figures ere f o r Woodbriue township, Middlesex County, New Jersey. 5 e township is classified as urban under special' &le relating to population sizo ond density, dth~~3
2,500 grams o r less - 5 lb. 0 0 2 . o r less ' 2 501 grams or more - 5 lb. 9 02. o r mre ,
Miyesex Ccunty is not included in a standard metmpolltan s ta t i s t ica l area and therefore is a mmetmpolitan county. county ecp.ivalents.
section 4. Puerto Rico and Virgin Islands ( U.S.) General tables Page
4-1. Live births and birth rates: Puerto Rico and Virgin Islands, 1940-61------------------------------------- 4-3
4-2. Live births by month for Puerto Rico and Virgin Islands; and by color for Virgin Islands: 1961--------------
4-3. Live births by birth weight for Puerto Rico and. Virgin Islands; and by color for Virgin Islands: 1961--------
4-4. Number .and ratio of illegitimate live births, by age of mother: Puerto Rico and Virgin Islands, 1961---------
4-3
4-4
4-4
4-7. Live births by attendant: Puerto Rico, each municipio, and specified urban places, 1961-------------------- 4-6
4-8. ,Live births by attendant and color: Virgin Islands by islands and specified urban place, 1961---------------- 4-7
4- 1
NOTES
Geographic classification
Data a re shown by both place of occurrence and place of residence in Puerto Rico for the primary geographic subdivision, "municipio ," and in the Virgin Islands for St. Croix Island and St. John and St. Thomas Islands (the latter two combined). Births by place of residence are also shown for each urban place having a popu- lation of 10,000 or more according to the 1960 census.
Race and color
Beginning with 1960, births a re not shown by color for Puerto Rico; they a re classified as white and nonwhite for the Virgin Islands.
Attendant at birth
In the United States, virtually all in-hospital births are attended by physicians; in Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands, a large proportion of hospital births are attended by other than physicians.
Completeness of registration
Data for Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands refer to registered births; no ad- justment has been made for possible underreporting. Tests of birth registration completeness were made for these areas in 1950, and the results are given in chapter 6 of Volume I, Vital Stat is t ics of the United States, 1950.
Population bases for computing rates
Populations used to compute rates were prepared by the U.S. Bureau of the Census.
Symbols used in tables
Class or item not applicable-- - - - ----- -- ---- -- - --- Quantity zero in frequency tables-- -- - - -- --- -- --- -- Quantity zero in rate 01- pwcent tables------------- Rate or percent more than 0 but less than 0.05------
Figures within parentheses not included in totals----
... Data not available _-_____--____--_____------------ ---
- 0
0.0 Both frequency and population base zero in ra te o r
percent tables---------------------------------- - 0
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Table 4-1. Live Births and Birth Rates: Puerto Rico and Virgin Islands, 1940-61 (Data re fer only to births occurrmg withm the specified area. Rates per 1,000 total populatlon in each a r e a except a s noted. Rates for 1940, 1950, and 1960 based on population
enumerated as of April 1; for a l l other years, based on population estimated a s of July 1)
AREIL AlID COLOR
RIcrtoRIco----------------------------------------
Virgin Islanda--------------------------------------------- White----- Nonwhite--
YEAR
Total Jan. Feb. Mar. dpr. May June
75,418 8,306 5,572 5,916 5,704 5,970 5,876
1,193 108 76 92 82 95 93 81 5 5 4 5 7 3
1,llZ 103 71 88 77 88 90
~
75,418 76,314 75,104 76,298 76,058
78,284 77,830 77,832
80,438
84,076 86,038 85,625 87,809 91,305 88,421
86,680
77,304
77,754
82,534
--- --- ---
July
~
31.3 32.5 32.3 33.2 33.7
34 .8 34.6 35.2 35.3 36.1
37.6 38.9 39 .O 40.2 42.2 41.6
41.9 40.6 38.7 _-- --- ---
Au8. Sept. Oct. NOV. &C.
VIRGIN IS=
1,193 1,180 1,107 1,129 1,038
Rate
35.5 36.8 35.7 37.6 35.3
34.4 33.1 32.3 32.4 30.9
34.4 33.5 33.2 30.7 32.2 34 .O
37.4 1,:: I 40.4 931 37.4
35.8 :ii 1 32.6 756 30.4
'For Alcrto Rico, bsoed on 3 50-pcrcent sample Of births. 'Rntco bssed on civUian population i n each area.
Table 4-2. Live Births by Month for Puerto Rico and Virgin Islands; and by Color for Virgin Islands: 1961
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FUESTO RICO A E 3 O F M o l l w
Number Ratio
Table 4-3. Live Births by Birth Weight for Puerto Rico and Virgin Islands;
VDGIR ISWmB
Nmiier Fatdo
and by Color for Virgin Islands: 1961 (Data refer only to births occurring within the specified area. Data for Puerto Rico based on a 50-percent sample)
BIF3E W H G d I 1,000 1,001- 1,501- 2,001- 2,501- 3,001- 3,501- 4,001- 4,501- grams 1,500 2,000 2,500 3,WO 3,500 4,000 4,500 5,OM)
o r l e s s grams grams grams gmm grams grrun~ &rams grams
100 E40
1 2
1 2
'Equivalents of the &nun weights i n terms of pounds and ounces are as f0I.lm-s: 1,WO grams o r less = 2 lb. 3 O Z . or l ess 1,001-1,500 grams = 2 lb. 4 02. - 3 lb. 4 02. 1,501-2,OW grams = 3 lb. 5 02. - 4 lb. 6 02. 2,001-2,500 gram = 4 lb. 7 02. - 5 lb. 8 02. 2,501-3,000 grams = 5 lb. 9 O Z . - 6 lb. 9 OZ. 5,001 grams o r more =ll lb. 1 OZ. or mre
3,001-3,500 grams 3,501-4,OOO grams 4,001-4,500 grams 4,501-5,000 grams
=6 lb. 10 02. - 7 lb. ll 02. = 7 lb".12 02. - 8 lb. 13 02. = 8 lb. 1 4 02. - 9 lb. 14 02. = 9 lb. 15 02. - U lb. 0 02.
Table 4-4. Number and Ratio of Illegitimate Live Births, by Age of Mother: Puerto Rico and Virgin Islands, 1961
38 475.0 3,402 285.3 1,260 3l l .4 2,142 271.8 5,384 219.8 3,316 195.7 1,948 197.1 1,406 2U.7
548 191.9 2,562 989.2
4CI.v
1,000.0 653.3
403.3 101 351.0
450.3 415.3 515 ,z
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1,930 1,048
882
Table 4-5. Live Births by Age of Mother and Live-Birth Order for Puerto Rico and Virgin Islands; and by Color for Virgin Islands: 1961
15,904 8,174 7,730
(Data refer only to births occurring within the specified area. Data for Puerto Rico based on a 50-percent sample. Live-birth orders refer to number of children born ahve to mother)
LIVE-BIRTE ORDER
38 17 21 1
1
198 100 98 7 2 5
264
133 22 16 6
242 ll5 127
131 154
67 23 10 13 131 77 54
87 9 5 4 1
1 8 5 3
287 152 135 7 3 4
280 149 131
3 6 7 3 and over. rot stated ~
10,604 78 - 4
3,400 4,304
6 638
1,688 1,076 534 140 le 2
202
8,088 5,622
7.58 34
ll,454
1,138 5,386 2,968 1,168 406 76 10 2
300
2 124
1,256
3,678 1,792 308 10 486
2,948
2 314
1,134 1,014 556 134 24 2
220
60
3,238 1,652 2,622 2,032 1,078 --- 1 1,056 482 458
12 4 2 90 96
34
330 ~ '1 26; 28
188 101 133
2 24 46 43 15 2 1
7
6 1 3 31 83 44 19 10 1
8
30
19 20
19 40 21 17 3
1
8 4- 10
3 2 1
2 4
126
3 3 2 1
2
1
180
17 39 19 14 3
1
2 23 44 39 15 2 1
31 80 42 16 LO 1
5 21 17 13 1
Table 4-6. Live Births by Age of Father and Sex of Child for Puerto Rico and Virgin Islands; and by Color for Virgin Islands: 1961 *
(Data refer only to births occurring withm the specified area. Data for Puerto w c o based on a 50-percent sample)
OF FATAER
25-29 30-34 L-!--l- - 50-54 years
2,030 990
1,040
20 9 ll 3 3
17 6 ll
AWA, COIAR, AID SEX 55 years Not mnd over Stated
15-19 20-24 years I years
35-39 40-44 years I years
45-49 years
Under 15 yea-s
A818 2,558 '.Gio 1 1,276 998 1,282
18,434 13,252 9,438 6,712 8,996 6,540
75,418 38,562 36,856
1,193
1,112 571 541
61 13
191
20 93 ::I 98
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Table 4-7. Live Births by Attendant: Puerto Rico, Each Municipio, and Specified Urban Places, 1961
BIRW BY PIACE OF m5rnmm BIRTILS BY PIACE OF RWTEIIcE:
AREA
Total b i r th s
by rmlUic1pio
O f occurrence
5 6 ~ 384
3,138 --- --- 460
440 1,G58
3,894 --- --- 500 298 770
1,940 --- --- 448
2,122 --- _-- 326 716 576
1,148 _-_ --- 12
476 652
720 --- --- 646 748 10
274 1,590 --- _--
288 1,026 _-- _--
266 670 344 82
124
Attendant AREA
Total births
specified
Total I bir ths 1 Attendont
I 75:418 /I 58,436 16,982 11 PUERTO RIco--con.
770 458 I 798
1,492 164
1,328 628 702 536
2,016 518
1,498
448 462 a44
3,028 1,850 1,178
566 2,286 1,062 1,224
596 1,306
996 1,394
650 744 288 638 844
810 378 432 742 882 18
422 498 344 154
300
582 558 534
454 514
1,140
1,192
174 1 1
498 1,276
156 1,120
386 518 378
1,774 498
1,276
360 312 752
1,794 1,026
390 1,824
954 870
478 1,254
878 528 312 216 288 452 432
520 252 268 528 582 16
408 484 332 152
ZZC 758 440 318 270
1,054 422 430 150
2,820
1,522 558 516 840 508 214
192 412 754 26
878 166 308
2,950
1,002
--- --- 476 430 232 498
736 608 194
6,510 --- --- 140 232 280
414 802 736
17,736 --_ --- 796 416 356 430
482 244
1,134 296 946 186 546 856
1,154
’ 998 894 620
1,104 666 322 924 222 516 986 244
808 192 368
2,408 1,456
852 746 640 418 602
780 644 524
3,550 1,324
476 272 464
450 780 770
13,214 12,336
878 920
1,044 516 568
680 470
1,240 510
1,066 200 756
4,874
814 756 322 670 572 220 764 158 418 712 218
704 78
2WJ
1,362 792 616 248 540 482
334 118 322
3,262 2,566 696 336 232 380
366 C64 698
12,454 11,622
832 520 704 458 554
622 456 698 240 676 196 496 708 668
2,154
Rot i n hospital and not specified
’Includes b i r th s i n hospitals o r inst i tut ions attended by physicians, midwives, or other persons.
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T o t a l b i r th s
1,193
81 1,ll2
505 22
483
688 59 629.
670 59 6ll
18
18
Table 4-8. Live Births by Attendant and Color: Virgin Islands by Islands and Specified Urban Place, 1961
(Data refer only to births occurring withln the Virgin Islands. The specifled urban place.is that with a population of 10,000 or more m 1960)
Attendant
Not in In hospi ta l
epecif i e a hospital’ ana not
1,015 178
81 934 178
344 161
322 161
6 71 17 .59 612 17
665 5
606 5
6 1 2
6 12
22
59
AREA AND COIDR
lotal b i r th s by place
O f occurEnce
1,193
1,lli 81
5% 22
485
688 59
629
BZRTIiS BY PUCE OF RESIhNCE I
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Population Tables
5-1. Population of birth- and death-registration States, 1900-1932, and United States, 1900-1961----------------- 5-12
5-2. Estimates of the total population of the United States including Armed Forces abroad, by age, color, and sex:
5-3. Estimates of the total resident population of the UnitedStates,by age, color, and sex: July 1, 1961 ---------- 5-4. Provisional estimates of the total resident population of the United States, each division and State, Puerto
July 1, 1961-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5-13
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SECTION 5. TECHNICAL APPENDIX
SOURCES OF DATA
With the exceptions noted in the next paragraph, natality tabulations for 1961 are based on information obtained from microfilm copies of the original certificates. These copies were received from the registration offices of all States, certain cities, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands. The statistical information on these records mas edited, classified, placed on punchcards, and tabulated in the National Vital Statistics Division (NVSD).
The 1961 birth statistics for California, Georgia, Michigan, and New York City were produced by a somewhat different procedure. The vital statistics offices of these areas coded the information on their certificates according to the rules followed in NVSD. From punchcards prepared for their own use, they reproduced the information required for national tabulations on uniform punchcard forms. The reproduced cards were verified and tabulated with the cards for the other areas.
Although the U.S. vital statistics system covers the 50 States, the District of Columbia, PuertoRico, and the Virgin Islands, in the statistical tabulations United States refers only to the aggregate of the 50 States and the District of Columbia. Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands are not inte- gral parts of the United States and therefore for each the statistics are distinct and are given separately. Tabulations for these areas are shown in Section 4 .
Birth data for the United States are confined to events registered within the United States and include events oc- curring to nonresident aliens. The data do not cover any vital events for U.S. citizens occurring outside the United States. Similarly, the data for Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands are confined to events registered in these a-as.
Standard certificate
The Standard Certificate of Live Birth, issued by the National Vital Statistics Division, has served for many years as the principal means of attaining uniformity in the content of the documents used to collect information on this event. It has been modified ineachstateto the extent neces- sitated by the particular needs of the State or by special pro- visions of the State vital statistics law. However, the certificates of most States conform closely in content and arrangement to the standard certificate.
The first issue of the standard certificate of birth ap- peared shortly before the formation of the registration area. Since then, it has been revised periodically by the national vital statistics agency through consultation with State health officers and registrars; Federal agencies concerned with vital statistics; national, State, andcountymedical societies:
and others working in the fields of public health, social welfare, demography, and insurance. This revision pro- cedure has assured careful evaluation of eachitem in terms of its current and future usefulness for registration, iden- tification, legal, medical, and researchpurposes. New items have been added when necessary, and old items have been modified to ensure better reporting o r in some cases have been dropped when their usefulness appeared to be limited.
The most recent revision of the standard certificate of live birth occurred in 1955. It was made in close collabo- ration with the Public Health Conference on Records and Statistics and was recommended to the States for adoption a s of January 1, 1956 (figure 5-1).
With a few exceptions, only minor changes in content and format were made in the 1956 revision of the standard certificate. In an effort to obtain a more accurate designation for place of residence, the question "Is residence inside city limits?" was added. Studies conducted in a few States had indicated that this question helped to correctly locate the residence of persons living near but outside the corporate limits of cities.
Table 5-A indicates the States that did and those that did not include the checkbox item on residence within city limits on all o r part of the certificate forms which they used during 1961.
Another item, "Is residence on a farm?" was added to serve several purposes. Federal and State agricultural agencies wanted the information in order to assess the health status of the farm population and tomeasure-changes in its demographic characteristics. It also seemed that this item would aid in correctly allocating the place of residence of persons living near but outside cities. The usefulness of the farm item has been seriously impaired by the change in the 1960 population census definition of a farm; the Bureau of the Census set forth definite criteria for classifying farm residence, while the certificate in effect asks the informant to make a judgment as to whether the mother's residence is on a farm. Thus, a comparable population base is not avail- able for the computation of rates.
Incomplete reporting also lessened the value of the item. While 35 States and the District of Columbia adopted the farm item on their live birth certificates, in 1959 non- response was 12 percent for the reportingareas as a whole. It was 25 percent or more for 5 States and the District of Columbia. For these reasons, tabulations based on this item have been discontinued.
.
HISTOPV The first birth statistics published by the Federal
Government concerned events in 1850 and were for the entire United States. These statistics were based on in- formation collected during the decennial census of that
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FIGURE 5-1
year. Similar decennial collections were made by census enumerators a t each census up to and including the census of 1900, but because .of the time interval between the oc- currence of a birth and the census enumeration, these re- ports were inaccurate and incomplete.
The national birth-registration area was not established until 1915, and no birth statistics were published by the Bureau of the Census from 1900 to 1914. The original birth-registration area of 1915 consisted of 10 States and the District of Columbia. The growth of this area is'in- dicated in table 5-1.
Table 5-1 also presents for each year through 1932 the estimated midyear population of the United States and the estimated midyear population of those States included in the registration system. From 1933 through 1958 the birth and death statistics for the United States included 48 States and the District of Columbia. Alaska was added in 1959 and Hawaii in 1960.
Because of the growth of the area for which data have been collected and tabulated, a national series of geo- graphically comparable data prior to 1933 can be obtained only by estimation. Annual estimates of births have been prepared by P. K. Whelpton for the period 1909-34 (table 1-B in Section 1). These estimates include an adjust- ment for States not in the birth-registration area prior to 1933 and for underregistration. In conjunction with annual estimates prepared by the National Office of Vital
Statistics (the National Vital Statistics Division since July 1, 1961) for the period 1935-59, they constitute a series of data consistent with respect to geographic cover- age and registration completeness.
CLASSIFICATION OF DATA The principal value of vital statistics data is obtained
through the presentation of such data in the form of rates, which a re computed by relating the vital events of a class to the population of a similarly defined class. Vital sta- tistics and population statistics must, therefore, be classi- fied according to similarly defined systems and tabulated in comparable groups. Even when the variables common to both, such as geographic area, age, race, and sex, have been similarly classified and tabulated, differences between the enumeration method of obtaining population data and the reg- istration method of obtaining vital statistics data may result in significant discrepancies.
The classification of certain important items is dis- cussed below.
'The complete r u l e s f o l l o w e d i n t h e c l a s s i f i c a t i o n of geo- g r a p h i c and p e r s o n a l i t e m s for b i r t h s a r e s e t f o r t h i n t h e u n p u b l i s h e d i n s t r u c t i o n manual "Coding and P u n c h i n g Geo- g r a p h i c and Personal P a r t i c u l a r s f o r B i r t h s Ocourrlng in 1881, " 1961.
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Table 5-A. INCLUSION O F CHECKBOX ITEM FOR USUAL RESIDENCE ON CERTIFICATES UNITED STATES, 1961
F BIRTH, DEATH, AND FETA DEATH:
(In general, cer t i f ica tes containing checkbox item on usual residence are those cer t i f icates revised since the 1956 revisions of the standard cer t i f icates . D a t a were abstracted from copies of cer t i f icates received i n the National V i t a l S ta t i s t ics Division and include only those cer- t i f ica tes used by the areas during all o r par t of 1961. Certificates revised i n 1961 but not in use during the year a re not mcludea)
I II I
ZXGIS'llRATTON A I W HEGIS'llRATION AREA
RESmNCE INSIE3 CITY LIMITS I ON CER!FIFICATES OF-
X X X X X X X X X X X
X X
Classification by occurrence and residence
Beginning with 1960 statistics by place of occurrence, events were classified according to the county in which the vital event took place but were not classified to any smaller geographic unit. In the vital statistics for years prior to 1960, place of occurrence was classified by smaller units within the county in the same detailas are statistics by place of residence.
Place of residence in birth statistics refers to the geographic area which constituted the mother's usual res- idence a t the time of the birth. The data by place of residence are classified to units within a county a s follows: (1) each incorporated place of 10,000 inhabitants or more, (2) each .unincorporated place of 10,000 inhabitants or more classi- fied as urban under special rule , (3) the aggregate of in- corporated places of 2,500 to 10,000 inhabitants and unin- corporated places of this size definedas urban under special rule, and (4) the residual part of the county. For vital sta- tistics purposes, the residual part of the county is referred to a6 rural.
For residence statistics, all events occurring within the United States, that is, the 50 States and the District of Columbia, a r e allocated to a place of residence within the United States. For nonresident aliens, the place of residence is considered to be the same as the place of occurrence. The events occurring within Puerto Rico a re allocated to a res- idence in Puerto Rico and similarly for the Virgin Islands.
Geographic classification ' Standard metropolitan statistical areas.-The standard
metropolitan statistical areas (SMSA's) used in this report are essentially the same a s those established by the Bureau
~~
'The r u l e s fol lowed in t h e c l a s s i f i c a t i o n of geographic a r e a s for b i r t h s a r e s e t f o r t h i n t h e i n s t r u c t i o n manual c i t e d i n f o o t n o t e 1. The geographic code s t r u c t u r e i s g iven i n Vital S t a t i a t i c s I n s t r u c t i o n Manual. P a r t 11, S e c t i o n C, "Geographic Code-Final-Births, Deaths , and F e t a l Deaths Occurr ing in 1960-61, * Nat iona l O f f i c e of V i t a l S t a t i s t i c s , Washington, 1961.
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of the Budget and used by the Bureau of the Census. The only differences occur in the New England States.
Except in the latter States, an SMSA is a county or a group of contiguous counties which contains a t least one city of 50,000 inhabitants or more o r "twin cities" with a combined population of a t least 50,OOO in the 1960 census. In addition, contiguous counties are included in an SMSA if, according to specified criteria, they a re (a) essentially metropolitan in character and (b) socially and economically integrated with the central city o r cities.
In New England, the Bureau of the Budget uses a s geographic components of the SMSA, towns andcities, rather than counties. The National Vital Statistics Division cannot use the SMSA classification in these States because its data a re not coded to identify all towns. Instead, the metropolitan State economic area (MSEA) established by the Bureau of the Census, which is made up of county units, is used.
Stundard consolidated areas.-For the metropolitan complexes around New YorkandChicago, several contiguous SMSA's and additional counties that do not appear to meet the formal integration criteria for SMSA's but do have strong interrelationships of other kinds have been combined into the New York-Northeastern New Jersey and the CMcago- Northwestern Indiana Standard Consolidated Areas, re- spectively. '
Metropolitan and nonmetropolitan counties.-Counties which a re included in SMSA's or, in New England, MSEA's are called metropolitan counties; all other counties a re classified as nonmetropolitan.
Urban and rural ayeas. --The urban population consists of inhabitants residing in the following places:
Each incorporated city, borough, village, and town of 2,500 inhabitants or more (except towns in New England, New York, and Wisconsin). Each town in New England and each township in New Jersey and Pennsylvania that has no incorporated munic- ipality as a subdivision and has either 25,000 inhabitants or more o r a population of 2,500 to 25,000 and a density of 1,500 persons o r more per square mile. Each county in States other than the New England States, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania that has no incorporated municipality within its boundary and has a density of 1,500 persons o r more per square mile.
3F0r a more complete d i s c u s s i o n , see U n i t e d S t a t e s C e n s u s o f P o p u l r t i o n : 1 9 6 0 , N u m b e r of I n h a b i t a n t s , U n i t e d S t a t e s S u m m a r y , F i n a l Report P C ( l ) - l A , U.S. Bureau o f t h e Census . Washington,U. S. Government P r i n t i n g O f f i c e , 1960; and S t a n d - a r d Yetropo1it.n Stati.tisa1 Area., Bureau of t h e Budget . Washington, U. S. Government P r i n t i n g O f f i c e , 1961.
'For d i s c u s s i o n o f Y S E A ' s , s e e S t a t e E c o n o m i c Area., U.5 . Bureau of t h e Census . Washington, U. S. Government P r i n t i n g O f P i c e , 1861; and t h e f i r s t r e f e r e n c e c i t e d i n f o o t n o t e 3 . For t h e 1 8 6 0 l i s t i n g o f YSEA's u s e d f o r N e w E n g l a n d , s e e v i t a l Stati.tis. J n s t r u s t i o n ~ s n u a I , P a r t 11, Supplement No. 3 t o S e c t i o n C, * G e o g r a p h i c C o d e - 1 0 6 0 - 8 1 ( F i n a l ) , " N a t i o n a l O f f i c e o f V i t a l S t a t i s t i c s . W a s h i n g t o n , 1 9 8 1 .
'see f o o t n o t e 3.
'These a r e a s a r e i d e n t i f i e d b y t h e symbol ( U T ) i n t a b l e 30 of t h e U . S . B u r e a u o f t h e C e n s u s p u b l i c a t i o n c l t e d i n f o o t n o t e 3.
' A r l i n g t o n County, V i r g i n i a , is t h e o n l y c o u n t y i n t h i s c a t e g o r y .
The rural population consists of inhabitants residing in all other areas.
This classification differs from the 1960 census defi- nition of urban population. The latter definition includes, in addition, persons living in (a) unincorporated places of 2,500 inhabitants o r more not included in the above defi- nition of "urban" and (b) incorporated and unincorporated places of less than 2,500 inhabitants located within urban fringes of urbanized areas.
It was not feasible to use the 1960 census definitions of urban and rural for classifying vital statisdcs data since (a) boundary delineations for many urban unin- zorporated places were made by the Bureau of the Census for enumeration purposes only; many unincorporated places do not conform to political units and their boundaries change with population growth; in most instances the residence in- formation on vital records is insufficient to allocate res- idence to arbitrary delimitations of unincorporated areas; (b) vital statistics were not tabulated separately for places of less than 2,500 inhabitants. The difference in the percent distribution of the population according to NVSD and the Bureau of the Census is a s follows:
Percent Census NVSD difference'
Vital statistics data for 1961 are classified a s urban o r rural according to the population of the area enumerated in the 1960 census.
Age of mother and birth order
The birth certificate asks for "Age (at time of this birth)." Some sources of minor e r ro r s in the age data are apparent. A small number of records a re filed with age not reported, and some births a re not registered. In previous reports, the small number of "not stated" ages was shown separately. In this report, not stated ages of mother have been distributed. However, the number of "not stated" age of father is relatively large because information on the father is usually not stated for illegitimate births. Therefore, these a re shown separately and are nbt distributed. Measures of variation of completeness of registration with age of mother a re available from tests of completeness in 1950 and 1940. They show that registration completeness is approximately the same for all ages, except for the oldest age group, where it is lower.
The 1950 test of registration completeness indicated that registration completeness decreased slightly with each higher birth order. Whereas first births were 99 percent
'Census f i g u r e s u s e d a s a b a s e .
'National O f f i c e o f V i t a l S t a t i s t i c s , V i t a l S t a t i a t i c a o f
t h e U n i t e d S t a t e . . 1 9 5 0 , Volume I . Washington, U.S. Govern- ment P r i n t i n g O f f i c e , 1954. ch. 8, p . 127.
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registered, eighth and higher order births were only 93 percent registered.1°
The matched birth certificates and census records obtained in the same tests also provide information on the consistency of age reporting on these two sources. An analysis of the 1950 data indicates a high degree of con- sistency, particularly when the ages a re combined in the u s u d 5-year age groups."
Differences in reported birth order are considerably greater, particularly for the higher orders. For each birth order, the order stated on the census record tends to be lower than that given on the birth certificate. It is probable, but not definitely known, that birth order is reported more accurately on the birth certificate than on the census record.
A small percentage of birth records in all States omit information on 'birth order. More serious is the complete omission of this item from the birth certificate form in Massachusetts. To obtain birth-order and parity-specific rates for the entire United States it is necessary to include estimates for Massachusetts.
Race and color
Births in the United States in 1961 are classified for vital statistics into white, Negro, American Indian, Chinese, Japanese, Aleut, Eskimo, Hawaiian and Part-Hawaiian (combined), and "other nonwhite."
The category "white" includes, in addition to persons reported a s "white," those reported as Mexican or Puerto Rican. With one exception, a reported mixture of Negro with any other race is included in the Negro group; other mixed parentage is classified according to the race of the nonwhite parent and mixtures of nonwhite races to the race of the father. The exception refers to a mixture of Hawaiian and any other race, which is classified as Part-Hawaiian. In most tables a less detailed classification of "white" and "nonwhite" is used.
Completeness of birth registration in 1961 for "white" births is estimated to be 99.3 percent and for "nonwhite" births, 96.6 percent. The most recent figures for other groups are from the 1950 test which indicated registration completeness a t that time to be 85.1 percent for American Indians and 97.4 percent for ''other races," chiefly Chinese and Japanese. Both figures are probably higher for 1961, but more precise estimates are not available.
A comparison of the race designation in matched sets of birth certificates and census records from the 1950 registration completeness'test indicates very high agreement for white persons and Negroes. There were, however, sub- stantially fewer American Indians recorded on birth records than on census records. l2
Illegitimate births The following 16 States did not report legitimacy status
on the birth record in 1961: Arizona, Arkansas, California,
"Ibid.
"Joseph Schachter, "Matched Record Comparison of B i r t h O e r t i f i c a t e and Census .Information: U n i t e d S t a t e s , 1950, n
National V i t a l S t a t i s t i c s D iv i s ion , V i t a l S t a t i s t i c - S p e c i a l R e p o r t . , Val. 47, No. 12, 1962.
%ee foo tnote 11.
NATALITY 5.- 7
Colorado, Connecticut, Georgia, Idaho, Maryland, Massa- chusetts, Montana, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Mexico, New York, Oklahoma, and Vermont.
Figures for the United States as a whole were derived by adding an estimate of the number of illegitimate live births in States for which legitimacy data were not available to the number of illegitimate live births tabulated for the reporting States. No adjustments were included for misstatements on the birth records or for failure to register births. The figures are based on a 50-percent sample of illegitimate live births in the reporting States.
There are no quantitative data on the characteristics of the unwed mothers who may be misreporting legitimacy status. Another source of error is the failure to register births at all. It may well be that underregistration is greater in the illegitimate group than in the legitimate.
For illegitimate births reported a s second or higher birth orders, i t is not known whether previous deliveries to the mother occurred out of wedlock since the marital status of the mother at the time of these earlier pregnancies is not available from the birth record. l3
Attendant at birth
The term "attended by physician," a s used in this publication, includes births attended by physicians out of hospitals and all births in hospitals or institutions. Births are classified a s occurring "in hospital or institution" on the basis of entries on the birth certificate. The classification is unrelated to American Hospital Association (AHA) reg- istered hospital listings. In comparing data from the National Vital Statistics Division with those published by the AHA, it should also be borne in mind that the surveys on which the AHA figures are based cover a reporting period from October 1 to September 30, whereas the data in this volume are for the calendar year.
Birth weight In practically all areas, birth weight is reported in
terms of pounds and ounces rather than ingrams. However, the metric system has been usedin tabulating and presenting the statistics to facilitate comparison with data published by other groups in the United States. The equivalents in pounds and ounces of the gram intervals a r e given in each table containing weight data.
For purposes of classification, the term "immature" is defined a s referring to infants weighing 2,500grams or less at birth. This definition was recommended by the American Academy of Pediatrics in 1935 and later adoptedin the Sixth Revision of the International Lists of Diseases andcauses of Death (1948). "Premature," although containing the concept of duration of pregnancy, has also been used for many years in connection with the birth weight criterion. It is possible, however, that basic differences in physical development be-
13F0r d e t a i l e d r e p o r t s on d a t a for i l l e g i t i m a t e b i r t h s , s e e " I l l e g i t i m a t e B ir ths : United S t a t e s , 1938-57, by Joseph Schachter and Mary McCarthy,National O f f i c e of V i t a l S t a t i s - t i c s , V i t a l S t a t i s t i c s - S p e c i a l R e p o r t s , Val. 4 7 , No. 8, 1960; and D e t e r r e n t s t o E a r l y P r e n a t a l C e r e a n d S o c i a l S e r v - i c e s A m o n g W o m e n P r e g n a n t O u t o f W e d l o c k , by Blanche Bern- s t e i n and Mignon Sauber, New York S t a t e Department of S o c i a l Welfare. Albany, New York, 1960.
5 -8 SECTION 5- NATALITY
tween different groups-for example, white andnonwhite in- fants-might make the weight criterion for immaturity too high or too low for a particular group.
The birth weights of infants born a t home may not be measured a s accurately a s those of infants born in hospitals. Many of the attendants who weigh infants born a t home use scales calibrated by quarter pounds. In addition, it is not known in such cases whether proper allowance is made for the diaper, blanket, or other material in which the infant is wrapped. Underregistration of small infants who die shortly after birth or misreporting of them a s fetal deaths also affects birth weight statistics, and these factors are likely to be more important among infants born at home.
Median weights were, in effect, computex from data classified by pounds and ounces, then converted to grams, and rounded for publication. To establish the continuity of class intervals needed to compute medians, .the end points of these intervals were assumed to be % ounce less a t the lower end and M ounce more at the upper end. For example, "2 lb. 4 oz. to 3 Ib. 4 oz." is interpreted a s 2 Ib. 3% oz. to 3 Ib. 4% oz.
Control of errors
The coding and punching of birth data were performed simultaneously, and the major portion of the work was veri- fied using a partial sequential sample. This procedure was used in verifying the work of employees whoseperformance (as indicated by complete verification) was such so a s to consistently produce less than 4-percent e r ro r distributed among all the items. For any one item, less than I-percent error would be expected under these procedures. The pro- cedure involved the verification of the coding and punching of every 10th card throughout each lot of 2,000 cards. If the 4-percent level of error (8 cards containing one or more incorrectly coded or punched columns) was reached, each succeeding card in the lot was verified. In such lots no re- view was made of that portion preceding the 8th error card. The work of trainees whose performance was such so a s to produce more than 4-percent error was verifiedcompletely. Errors determined in either procedure were reviewed to detect and control bias.
Tabulating, computing, table preparation, and all other operations subsequent to the preparation of punched cards were verified according to procedures designed to eliminate processing errors.
INTERPRETATION OF DATA While vital statistics data are useful for a variety of
administrative and scientific purposes, they cannot be correctly interpreted unless various qualifying factors, in addition tomethods of classification, are taken into account. The factors to be considered depend upon the specific pur- poses for which the data a re to be used. It is not feasible to discuss all of the pertinent factors in the use of vital sta- tistics tabulations, but some of the more important ones should be mentioned.
Most of the factors limiting the use of the data arise from imperfections in the original records or from the im-
practicability of tabulating these data in very detailed cate- gories. These defects should not be ignored, but their existence does not vitiate the value of the data for mogt general purposes. Analysis of small differences or exact evaluation of vital statistics requires careful study of many related elements. However, the major trends and differences will not usually be changed materially by finer analysis.
Sampling of birth records
Final birth data for 1951-54 and 1956-61 have been derived from SO-percent samples which consist of only even-numbered birth records. l4 Statistics for these years were obtained by multiplying the sample figures by 2, Prior to 1951 and for 1955, annual birth statistics were based on the total file of birth records.
The sample data represent estimates which differ somewhat from figures that would have been derived by processing all the records. However, the manner in which records are numbered greatly reduces the sampling vari- ability of totals for geographic areas. With few exceptions, records a re numbered in the State offices of vital stadstics a s they a re received from the local offices. The assignment of the last digit in the number is not selective, and the systematic sample of even-numbered records may be assumed to be unbiased. Furthermore, because the records a re almost always in geographic order before numbering, twice the sample count of births occurrring in the great majority of counties in table 3-1 in Section 3 is virtually the same as the corresponding figure based on all records,
The extent to which residence figures for urbanplaces, counties, and States derived from the sample differ from the totals that would have resulted from a complete count depends on the amount of nonresident interchange. (This assumes virtually no error in the figures on a place-of-oc- currence basis.) Since there is relatively little nonresident interchange of births among the States and between "met- ropolitan" and "nonmetropolitan" groups of counties in any State, the sampling errors for these geographic units are negligible.
The nonresident interchange factor is more important for many individual urban places and counties. During 1961, 17. percent of the births occurred in a county which was not the mother's place of residence. Figures a re not shown in this volume on the amount of nonresident interchange in individual counties, but the net situation for a county can be determined by comparing the figures by place of Occurrence and by place of residence in table 3-1. The percent error in a county resident total due to sampling varies between zero and the value obtained from the table described below; the amount of the error depends on the extent of nonresident interchange as judged from this comparison,
The table shown below presents approximate percent errors in the 1951 to 1954 and 1956 to 1961 figures for variates which are randomly distributed, The chances
14This a p p l i e s t o d a t a for a l l S t a t e s , t h e D i s t r i c t o f Columbia, and Puer tc Rico . Data for t h e Virgin I s l a n d s a r e based on a l l of t h e records f i l e d .
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NUMBEROF Bmm WITB A EPEOIFIED
-TIC
a re about 2 out of 3 that the percent difference due to sampling variabilitv bemeen siich a figure and the result that would be obtained by a complete count is less than the percent error. The chances a re about 19 out of 20 that the percent difference is less than twice the percent error.
l v J ! A L B r n IN AREA OR M RESIDENTS OF AREA=
250 500 1,000 2,WO 5,WO 10,WO 50,000 500,000 I I I I I I 1
18.3 18.3 14.1 14.1
... ... e.. ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 0.0 ... ... ... ...
1.7
... 1.3 1.4 1.0
0.0 0.4
'ALI "area" is the smallest geograpbic unit t o w h l ~ h the figure under consider- If the area i s a city or county of residence where appreciable ation pertains.
nonrenident interchange OCCUPB, the s~mrplhg emor will be slightly larger.
Completeness of registration
Although every State has adopted a law requiring the registration of births, deaths, and fetal deaths, these laws are not uniformly observed. In most areas practically all births and deaths a re registered. For some areas, however,
FIGURE 5-2
PERCENT COMPLETENESS OF BIRTH REGISTRATION, BY COLOR: UNITED STATES, 1933- 61
(Dota for 1940 and 1950 are based on results of notlonwlde
tests ot rsglstratlon complsteness. Dota for other years
are esllrnoted) 100
95
90
85
80
75 I 1 0 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1933 1940 1950 I S
there is enough underregistration to affect the use of the statistics for certain purposes.
Nationwide tests of completeness of birth registration were made in both 1940 and 1950. For the United States as a whole, these tests indicated that birth registration was, respectively, 92.5 and 97.9 percent complete. A detailed discussion of the results of these tests was given in chapter 6 in Volume I of Vital Statistics of the United States, 1950. On the basis of results of the 1950 test, i t is estimated that in 1961 birth registration completeness was 98.9 percent for the country a s a whole-99.3 for the white group and 96.6 for the nonwhite (figure 5-2 andtable 1-P in Section 1).
Discontinuation of adjustment for underregistration
Several factors were taken into consideration in making the decision to discontinue, in the published data beginning in 1960, adjustments for the underregistration of births.
In the computation of birth rates, the numerhtor and the denominator of the rates a re based upon data fromtwo independent sources, each subject to different kinds of errors. The numerator is the number of registered births, and the denominator is the population enumerated through taking a census. The computed rate is subject to bias to the extent that there are differences between the two sets of data with regard to the completeness of overall counts and the accuracy of reporting pertinent items such a s age, which is utilized in the calculation of age-specific rates. A method for assessing this bias in the rates involves the measurement of error in both the numerator and the denominator and cor- recting for this error before the rates are computed. A rate based on the corrected figures, regarded as a "true" rate, could then be compared with published "uncorrected" figures in order to judge the net effect of errors in the two sources of the data.
This approach was used in preparing the figures below. Estimates of 1950 population data, prepared by Dr. Ansley Coale, show population figures corrected for biases in age reporting and census undercounts. l5 These were used a s the denominators for the "true" rates. The numerators were based upon the number of births in 1950 correctedfor underregistration. The rates computed from the two sets of corrected data are shown in the first column of the table below. The rates in the second column are those that were routinely published by this office in which the number of births are adjusted and the population is left unadjusted. The rates in the third column are computed entirely from unadjusted figures. It is obvious that the entirely uncorrected figures provide a closer approximation to the "true" rates than the routinely published rates, which are partially adjusted. This suggests that biases of approximately the same magnitude and direction exist in both the 1950 census figures and the 1950 birth data of the National Office of Vital Statistics.
15Ansley C o a l e , "The P o p u l a t i o n o f t h e U n i t e d S t a t e s in 1060 C l a s s i f i e d b y Age, Sex, and Color-A R e v i s i o n o f Census Figures," J o u r n a l o f t h e A m e r i c a n S t a t i s t i c a l A s s o c i a t i o n , Vol. 50 , March 1955.
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AGE AND COLOR
. TOTAL
15-44 years'--- --
10-14 years---------- 15-19 years---------- 20-24 years---------- 25-29 years---------- 30- 34 years-- -- - - - - -- 35-39 years---------- 40-44 years---------- 45-49 years2---------
NONWIIIICE
15-44 years'-----
10-14 years---------- 15-19 years---------- 20-24 years---------- 25-29 years---------- 30-34 years---------- 35-39 years---------- 40- 44 years- - - -- -- - -- 45-49 years*- - --- ----
'Rates cowuted by
1950 B I m RATES BASED ON-
Both bir ths and
population adjusted
103.8
1.0 79.3
191.6 163.0 101.3 53.1 14.5 1.1
101.0
0.4 68.8
187.0 163.2 101.2 52.0 14.1 1.0
125.0
4.8 146.0 223.1 161.1 102J 61.9 18.0 2.3
Adjusted bir ths
and unadjusted population
106.2
1 .0 81.6
196.6 166.1 103.7 52.9 15.1 1.2
102.3
0.4 70.0
190.4 165.1 102.6 51.4 14.5 1.0
137.3
5.1 163.5 242.6
112.6 64.3 21.2 2.6
173. a
Both bir ths and
?opulation mad justed
103.9
0.9 79.1
192.5 163.0 101.5 51.2 14.6 1.1
100.8
0.4 68.6
187.8 163.0 101.1 50.3 14.1 1.0
128.6
4.7 152.5 227.6 163.1 104.6 58.3 19.0
2.1
relating t o t a l bir ths , regardless of age of mother, t o f e k e popul&tion aged 15-& ye&.
and over t o female population aged 45-49 years. 'Rates computed by relating bir ths t o mothers aged 45years
It is probable that a very similar relationship exists between the birth and population data for a t least the entire 1950-60 period. A s birth registration becomes more nearly complete, the effect of adjustment becomes smaller and smaller. In 1961 the estimated registration completeness was 99.3 percent for the white group and 96.6 percent for the nonwhite.
Pertinent to the question of continuing the adjusted series is the fact that about 10 years have elapsed since the last test of birth registration completeness in 1950. The results of this test form the basis for all adjustments in the subsequent years. These adjustments a re generally made by assuming that registration completeness by oc- currence in- and not-in-hospital, by color and by State, is the same for the year in question a s in 1950. In effect, the
estimated change in registration comes about from the in- creasing utilization of hospital facilities for obstetrical services. The difficulty is that the underlying assumptions become more tenuous a s we move further away from the benchmark year. It is not known to what extent the basic coefficients of registration completeness have changed over time.
A practical difficulty is encountered in presenting an analysis of the data when they are in the form of adjusted numbers and rates through 1959 and registered thereafter. This change results in a discontinuity-not always trivial-of the time series. In the case of the nonwhite group, under- registration is still estimated at 3.4 percent. When making comparisons of the birth rates for nonwhite persons over the past decade, a more accurate indication of change might be obtained by using all figures adjusted or all figures un- adjusted. The situation is similar for a number of States where registration completeness is relatively low, (See table 1-AA in Section 1, which shows the 1959 adjusted and unadjusted birth rates by State.)
Also, for certain purposes when number of births rather than birth rates is being used, for example, in making population projections or net migration estimates, i t would be preferable to use adjusted data, particularly for geo- graphic areas where a significant number of births are unregistered.
Population bases
Unless noted otherwise, vital rates shown in this report for the United States and the individual States a re based on resident populations of the areas which are specified. These populations exclude the Armed Forces and civilians who reside outside of the country but include the Armed Forces stationed in each area and foreign residents present in the area. On July 1, 1961, i t was estimated that there were 689,000 persons in the Armed Forces abroad, or 0.4 percent of the total population (table 5-1). The estimates of the total population of the United States by age, color, and sex in 1961 a re shown in tables 5-2 and 5-3. They.are based on data from the 1960 census and on postcensal estimates of births, deaths, immigration, and emigration. Estimates of the population in each State for 1961 (table 5-4) are based on the population enumerated in the 1960 census; estimates of births, deaths, net civilian migration, and movement into the Armed Forces; and data on State or preservice residence of persons in the Armed Forces.
In table 1-J in Section 1, the rates for 1920-39 are based on population estimates made by P. K. Whelpton; the rates for 1941-49 are based on population estimates made by the National Office of Vital Statistics. Al l other population data used in this report were prepared by the Bureau of the Census.
Computation of seasonal index
The seasonal indexes for 1950-61 are based largely on csrnputations prepared by the Bureau of the Census, using an adaptation of the standard ratio to moving average meth-
I
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od. l6 This procedure assumes that ratios of the original observations to a 12-month moving average include the sea- sonal and erratic components of a series but not the trend and cyclical components and that averages of the ratios for each of the 12 months measure the seasonal component alone.
Residence allocation Tests made in 1950 indicate that for the country as a
whole, errors in residence reporting result in a significant overstatement of births to residents of urban places and a corresponding understatement in the number to residents of areas classified as rural. The extent of bias varies from State to State and from city to city in the same State. Resi- dence errors occur largely because of the major growth in population areas close to cities. Frequently, parts of these surrounding areas have city mailing addresses, and unless special care is taken in asking for residence information, they could be identified a s being inside the cities. This situation has assumed special importance because of a concomitant development, the increased utilization of hos- pitals in cities by residents of nearbyplaces. Misstatements of residence are more likely to remain undetected in such cases than when the birth occurs in the place of residence.
Item 2 on the Standard Certificate of Live Birth is "Usual Residence of Mother." In addition to asking for State, county, city, town, or location and street address, the standard certificate form includes the question "Is residence inside city limits?" Table 5-A shows the States which include this item on their certificates. There is some evidence that use of this question has improved the accuracyof residence reporting, but the degree of improvement is not known. For a variety of reasons, the information entered in item 2 does not always permit an accurate decision as to the proper allocation of residence.
16Juliue S h i s k i n , "Seasonal Computations on Univac, n A m e r - i c a n S t a t i s t i c i a n , V o l . 9, No. 1, February 1955.
In some cases, the place named in item 2c-city, town, or location-is actually a subdivision of a city. If the place named does not appear in the geographic code manual a s a separate place, allocation is made to the"ba1ance of county" unless there is some other information available to the coder. In some cases, the additional information consists of a residence code entered by the local registrar or in the State vital statistics office. In other cases, lists of place names which are actually inclusions of listed cities a re furnished by the State offices. It is probable, however, that a number of certificates filled out in this manner a re incorrectly coded for residence, either because additional information is not available or because information on hand is outdated. City boundaries might change, for example, with- out either the State vital statistics office or the National Vital Statistics Division being notified.
Many people receive their mail in a geographic sub- division other than that in which they live, and when asked for their address, they give their correct mailing address. Proper use of the checkbox in item 2e (Is residence inside city limits?) will prevent allocation to the city named in 2c but does not necessarily assure correct allocation. Locally assigned residence codes, when they appear, provide the best means of avoiding error in these cases. However, a certain amount of error undoubtedly occurs, affecting the accuracy of data for cities and to some extent, counties.
Symbols used in tables
Class or item not applicable- -- -- - -- - - - -- -- -- - - ---
Quantity zero in rate or percent tables------------- Rate or percent more than 0 but less than 0.05------
Figures within parentheses not included in totals----
... Data not available- _------------____-_____________ __- Quantity zero in frequency tables- - - -- --- - - - - ---- - -
0 0.0
Both frequency and population base zero in rate or percent tables---------------------------------- -
0
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Table 5-1. Population of Birth- and Death-Registration States, 1900-1932, and United States, 1900-1961
(Population enumerated as of April 1 for 1940,1950, and 1960 and estimated a8 of July 1 for all other years)
YEAR m-tion including
Armed Forces abrosd
185 642 000
177’261’000 174:060:000
171 198 000 168:178:000 165,270,030 162,411,000
159,636,000 157,028,000 154.360.000
180’004’OM)
151:132;000
149,188,000 146,651,000 144,126,000 141,389,000
139,928,030 138,397,000 136,739,000 154,860,000
133,402,000
131.028.000 l31,820,000
129;969;000
128.961.000 1281181’ooo 127:362:000 126,485,wO 125,690,000
128,824,829 U 8 053 180 327:250:232 126 373 773 125:578:763
124 949 000 124’149’000 1253188: 000
--- 105,062,747 104,549,886 103,413,743
- I
124 840 471 124:039:€48 123,076,741 121,769,939
120 501 l l 5 ll9:038:062 117 399 225 ll5:831:963
l l4 ,D ,463
ll0 054 778 108:541:489
m,949,945
106 466 420 104:512:llO 103,202,801 103,265,913
101.965.984 100~549;013
99,Ll7,567 97,226,814
Q5 331 300 93’867’814 92’406’536 90:491:525
88 708 976 87’000’271 85’436’556 83:819:666
82 164 974 80:632:152 79 160 196 77:585:128 76,094,134
ll8 903 899 ll7’455’229 ll6’544’946 L15:317:450
113 636 160 104’320’830 90‘400’530
88:294:564
87 OOO 293 81’072’123 79’560’746 70:807:090
63 61:212:076 597 307
55,153,782 55,197,952
32,944,013 31,096,697 --- ---
’Alaska included beginning 1959 and Eawaii 3960. %e Diatrict of Columbia is no; included i: “Number of States,” but it is represented i n all data s h m for each Year.
47 47 47 46
44 42 41 40
59
37 34
34 33 30 27
26 24 24 23
22 22 20 18
17 15 15 10
10 1G 10 10 10
36
ll3 CIF,lE*)
~OS’BBZ:EO~ 1023031,555 107’08i 532
99 316 033 cJi’780’197 87:814;447 92’702 ’901
86 07Y Z C 3 83:157: YO2 79 70:2%4:775 ooa 412
~ i ’ ~ i ~ : e 4 7
53:930:c44
66 071: 177
EO:Bi;3,5DJ 58,35E,740
54 847 7 m
47 470,437 44:223,513
58,C34,753 34 552 837
21,767,%30 33;782:288
2 1 332 07E 20:943:222 20 682 307 20:237:453 19,9C5,44C
source: U.S. m e a u of the CensqVital Stat ist ics Rates i n the IMted States, 1900-1940; Hidcorical Stat ist ice of the Vnited Statee. Colonial Times t o 1957; StatistiC?l Abstract of the United States. 1961; current PoTlulation Reports, Series P-25, Nos. 98, 223, 239, and 246.
f0U.L W!€LTZ NONWEtTE
Female Both sexes Male Female
1,109,000 937,003 817,000 613,000 514,000
366,000 2x),ooo ll7,OOO 72,000
533 000 45S:Odb 404,000 299,000 243,000
174,000 109,000 54,000 31,000
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Table 5-2. Estimates of the Total Population of the United States Including Armed Forces Abroad, by Age, Color, and Ser July 1, 1961
(Figures represent the sum of the total resident population and Armed Forces stationed outside h e United States. Due to rounding to the nearest thousand. detailed
Both sexes 11 Male 1 Female j l Both sexes 11 Male j Female 1 Both sexes 11, Male 1 Female
183,642,000 90,736,000 92,907,000 162,488,000 80,428,000 82,060,000 21,154,000 10,308,000 10,846,000
4,261,000 2,176,000 2,086,000 3,605,000 1,845,000 16,347,000 8,3ll,OOO 8,036,000 13 955 000 7 115 000 19,172,000 9,748,000 9,424,000 16’472’030 8’398’000 17 859 000 9,075,000 8,784,000 15:535:000 7:912:000 l3:739:003 6,958,000 6,78l,OOO 12,073,000 6,129,000
1,760,000 656,000 331,000 326,000 6,840 000 2,393,000 1196 000 1,196,000 8,074:OOO 2,703,000 1’350’000 1,350,000 7,623,000 2,324,000 1:163:000 1,161,000 5,943,000 1,666,000 828,000 837,030
ll,459,000 5,734,000 5,725,000 10,056,000 5,058,000 4,998,000 1,403,000 676 000 727,000 ~L:~o:ooo/~ 10 898 000 5,409,003 5 805 ooo/ 5,489,000 5 965 oool l io 9,583,000 414 o o o / l 4 5’i78’000 790 000 I 4 s’z37’000l 193 000 1315 1’3~5’0ioll 000 w ; l I 619:OOO 696,000 728,000
12,529,000 6~l35:OOO 6:394:000 ll:171:000 5’495:OOO 5’675’000 1:358:000 719,000 11,854,000 5,809,030 6,045,000 10,646,000 5:235,000 5:410:000 1,208,000 634,000
4.886.OOOII 2.232.0001 2.654.00011 4.520.000 1 1 2.058.000 1 2.462.0301 366.00011 174.0001 193.000 3;201;000 1;417:000 1:784:000 2;911~000 1;308;000 1Z663:OOO 230;OOO 109’000 121: 000
1,677,0001) 966,000 376,000 702,OOOI 590,000 975,000IJ 1,559,0001) 894,000 345,000 648,000 I 549,000 9ll,OOOI 1;;:;;;Il ;$&;;I 41,000 63,000
8ource: U.S. Burrnu Of the CenbU3, %3timstes of the Population of the U n i t e d States, by &e, Color, and Sex: July 1, 1960 and 1961,“ Current Population Reports, Series P-E., m. 246, 1962.
Table 5-3. Estimates of the Total Resident Population of the United States, by Age,, Color, and Sex: July 1, 1961
(Figures include Armed Forces stationed in the United States but exclude those stationed outside the United States. Due to rounding to the nearest thousand, detailed figures may not add to totals)
I
ffiE
mPL WHITE I NONWHITE
Both sexes 1 1 Male Female 11 Both sexes I Male
90,040,000
2,176,000 8,3ll,000 9,748,000 9,075,000 6,835,000
79,790,000
1,845,000 7,115,000 8,398,000 7,912,000 6,015,000
10,846,030 21,097,000 11 10,851,000) 182,953,000
4 261,000 16:347,000 19,172,000 17 859 000 13:615:000
ll,196,003 10 784 030 ll’690’000 12’470’000 ll:(U4:000 ,
92,903,003 161,846,000
2 086 000 3,605,000 8’036’000 13,955,000 9’424’000 16 472 000 8’784’000 l5:535:000 6:780:000 ll,958,003
82,057,000
1 760 000 6:840:000 8,074,000 7 623 000 5:943:000
2,g?:= 11 lJ96:COOl 331 000 2,700,000 1,350,003 2 324 000 1,163,000 1:658:000 820,000
326,000 1,196,000 1,350,000 1,161,000 837,000
5,472,030 5,295,000 5,725,000 6,076,000 5,769,000
727,000 696,000 728,030 718,030 635,000
575,000 480,000 413,000 314,000 271,003
193,000
63,000 41,000
121,003
4,997,000 4,793,000 5,236,000 5,675,000 5,410,000
4,8l6,000 4 690 000 5:105:000 5,441,000 5,198,000
4 887 000 4:377:000 3,798,003 3,158,000 2,675,000
1:3081003 648,000 345,000
2 ose 000
5 420 000 4’835‘000 4:201:000 3 457 000 2:918:000
ll 036 000 9’836’000 8’601‘000 1’251’000 6:281:000
5 616 000 9 927 000 5:OOl:OOO 8’899’030 4 400 003 7:z84:000 3’794’000 6 638 000 3:363:000 5:767:000
5 041 030 4’522’000 3:987:000 3,480,000 3,092,000
2,462,000 1,663,000
549,000 9ll,ooo
2,232,000
102,000 1,417,000
376,000
2 654 000 4 520 003 1:$4: /I 2’971’000 1 1:559:000 590,000 894,000
Bource: U.S. Burem of the Census, “Btimates of the papulation of the United States, by &e, Color, and Sex: July 1, 1960 and 1961,” mrrent PoPulatiOn Reports, Series P-25, 110. 246, 1962.
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AREA
Table 5-4. Provisional Estimates of the Total Resident Population of the United States, Each Division and State, Puerto Rico, and Virgin Islands: July 1, 1961
Population AREA
(Figures include Armed Forces stationed III each area and exclude Armed Forces stationed abroad. Due to roundmg to the nearest thousand, detailed figures may not add
AREA Puplation
1S2,953,000
10,723,000 34.745.000
992,000 621,000 395,000
5,234,000 867,000
2,614,000
17,033,000 6,244,000
ll,468,000
9,876,000 4,7U,OOO
Population
2 , Z U , G O O
1,797.000
682,000 684,000 339,OJb
1,781, j35 953,030
1,331,003 916,000 293,000
2,932,005 1,793,350
16,397,090 254,000 657,000
z, 456,3JS 33,6GC1
Source: U.S. Bureau of the Census “Pi-ori,siond Estimates of the Population of States: July 1, 1961“ Current Population Reports, Seriea P-25, No. 239, 1961.
SECTION 6. INDEX
The various subjects covered in the text portions of Volume I and the principal variables of the tables and charts a re listed in this index. For a comprehensive listing of the contents of the individual tables, the index refers the reader to the "Guide to Tables" for Sections 1 through5.These show the specific variables covered in each table, the geographic coverage, and the type of entry (frequencies, rates, ratios, and percentages). Specific cross-classifications a re not shown in the "Guides to Tables."
The page numbers of the volume are two-part numbers separated by hyphens; the first part refers to the section and the second refers to the page within the sec- tion; for example, 1-15 means page 15 of Section I.
Adjustment for underregistration Age-sex-adjusted birth rate table, see guide to Section 1 Birth probability table, see guide to Section 1 Birth rate tables, see guide to Section 1 Fertility rate tables, see guide to Section 1 Frequency tables, see guide to Section 1 Gross and net reproduction rate table, see guide to
Births, 1-3;5-9f. Completeness of birth registration, 5-10 Effect on birth rates, 5-9f.
Section 1
Age of father Birth rate table, see guide to Section 1 Frequency tables, see guide to Section 2 Birth rates, 1-10f. Color, 1-10f. Errors in response and reporting, 5-6 Fertility, 1-1Of. Trends, 1-10f.
Age of mother Birth rate tables, see guide to Section 1 Fertility rate tables, see guide to Section 1 Frequency tables,, see guides to Sections 1 and 2 Birth rates, 1-7ff., 1-10; (Fig. 1-5) 1-8 Childlessness, 1- 10 Color, 1-9, 1-11, 1-13 Errors in response and reporting, 5-6 Fertility, 1-8 Illegitimacy, I-14f. Immature births, 1-15, 1-17 Live-birth order, 1-9, 1-11 Parity, 1-10 Plural births, 1-13 Sex ratio, 1-11 Trends, 1-7ff., 1-10, 1-15; (Fig. 1-5) 1-8 Weight a t birth, 1-15, 1-17
Age-sex-adjusted birth rates Birth rate table, see guide to Section 1 Color, (Fig. 1-2) 1-5 Trends, 1-5; (Fig. 1-2) 1-5
Attendant a t birth Frequency tables, see guides to Sections 1 and 3 Classification scheme, 5-7 Color, 1-13f.; (Fig. 1-9) 1-14 States, 1-14 Trends, 1-13f.; (Fig. 1-9) 1-14
Birth probabilities Birth probability table, see guide to Section 1 Trends, 1-10
Birth rates, see Fertility Age-sex-adjusted birth rate table, see guide to Section 1 Birth probability table, see guide to Section 1 Birth rate tables, see guide to Section 1 Fertility rate tables, see guide to Section 1 Gross and net reproduction rate table, see guide to
Section 1 Adjusted for underregistration, (Fig. 1-1) 1-4,
(Fig. 1-2) 1-5, (Fig. 1-3) 1-6, (Fig. 1-4) i-7, (Fig. 1-5) 1-8, (Fig. 1-6) 1-9, (Fig. 1-7) 1-11
5-9f. Adjustment for underregistration, effect on birth rates,
Age of father, 1-10f. Age-parity-specific birth rates, 1-10 Age-sex-adjusted birth rates, 1-5; (Fig. 1-2) 1-5 Birth probabilities, 1-10 Color, 1-9; (Fig. 1-2) 1-5, (Fig. 1-3) 1-6 Crude birth rates, 1-3ff., 1-llf., 1-17; (Fig. 1-1) 1-4,
General fertility rates, 1-7; (Fig. 1-3) 1-6 Geographic divisions, 1-17 Illegitimacy, 1-14 Live-birth order, 1-7, 1-8f.; (Fig. 1-4) 1-7,
(Fig. 1-6) 1-9 Month of birth, 1-llf.; (Fig. 1-7) 1-11 Native white women, 1-7; (Fig. 1-4) 1-7 Projections, 1-5 Rate of natural increase, 1-3f. Reproduction rates, gross and net, 1-6f. Seasonal variation, adjusted for, 1-12; (Fig. 1-7) 1-11 Selected countries, 1-4 States, 1-17; (Fig. 1-10) 1-16
(Fig. 1-7) 1-11, (Fig. 1-10) 1-16
,
Birth registration area, 5-3f.
Childlessness Age of mother, 1-10 Color, 1-9 Trends, 1-9, 1-10
Cities Frequency tables, see guides to Sections 2 and 3
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Color of child, see Kace Age-sex-adjusted birth rate table, see guide to Section 1 Birth rate tables, see guide to Section 1 Fertility rate tables, see guide to Section 1 Frequency tables, see guides to Sections 1,2, and 3 Gross and net .reproduction rate table, see guide to
Age of father, 1-10f. Age of mother, 1-9, 1-11, 1-13 Age-sex-adjusted birth rates, (Fig. 1-2) 1-5 Attendant at birth, 1-13f.; (Fig. 1-9) 1-14 Birth rates, 1-9; (Fig. 1-2) 1-5, (Fig. 1-3) 1-6 Childlessness, 1-9 Classification scheme, 5-7 Completeness of birth registration, 5-7, 5-9;
(Fig. 5-2) 5-9 Fertility, 1-1Of. Illegitimacy, 1-14f. Immature births, 1-15f. Live-birth order, 1-9, 1-11, 1-12; (Fig. 1-8) 1-12 Month of birth, 1-12; (Fig. 1-8) 1-12 Plural births, 1-13 Reproduction rates, gross and net, 1-6 Sex ratio, 1-11 Weight at birth, 1-15
Section 1
Completeness of birth registration Percentage table, see guide to Section 1 Adjustment for underregistration, 5-10 Age of mother, 5-6 Color, 5-7, 5-9; (Fig. 5-2) 5-9 Illegitimacy, 5-7 Live-birth order, 5-7 Race, 5-7 Trends, 5-73-9; (Fig. 5-2) 5-9
Control of errors. 5-8
Counties Frequency table, see guide to Section 3
Fertility Age of father, 1-1Of. Age of mother, 1-8 Childlessness, 1-9, 1-10 Color, 1-10f. Married women, 1-8 Native white women, 1-7 Trends, 1-7, 1-8, 1-9, 1-1Of.
Fertility rates, see Birth rates
Geographic divisions Birth rate table, see guide to Section 1 Crude birth rates, 1-17 Immature births, 1-15 Weight at birth, 1-15
Illegitimaby Birth rate tables, see guide to Section 1 Frequency tables, see guides to Sections 1 and 2 Ratio tables, see guide to Section 1
Illegitimacy-Cou. Age of mother, 1-14f. Birth rates, 1-14 Color, 1-14f. Completeness of birth registration, 5-7 Errors in response and reporting, 1-14f.; 5-7 Illegitimacy ratios, 1-14f. States, 1-15 Trends, 1-14f.
Immature births, see Weight at birth Age of mother, 1-15, 1-17 Classification scheme, 5-7f. Color, 1-15 Errors in response and reporting, 5-8 Geographic divisions, 1-15 Trends, 1-15
Live-birth order Birth rate tables, see guide to Section 1 Fertility rate tables, see guide to Section 1 Frequency tables, see guide to Section 2 Age of mother, 1-9, 1-11 Birth rates, 1-7, 1-8f.; (Fig. 1-4) 1-7, (Fig, 1-6) 1-9 Color, 1-9, 1-11, 1-12; (Fig. 1-8) 1-12 Errors in response and reporting, 5-6f. Month of birth, 1-12; (Fig. 1-8) 1-12 Native white women, 1-7; (Fig. 1-4) 1-7 Sex ratio, 1-11 Trends, 1-8f.; (Fig. 1-4) 1-7, (Fig. 1-6) 1-9
Married women Fertility rate table, see guide to Section 1 Fertility, 1-8
Metropolitan and nonmetropolitan counties Frequency tables, see guides to Sections 2 and 3 Classification scheme, 5-6
Month of birth Birth rate tables, see guide to Section 1 Fertility rate table, see guide to Section 1 Frequency tables, see guides to Sections 1 and 2 Seasonally adjusted rates, see guide to Section 1 Birth rates, adjusted for underregistration,
Color, 1-12; (Fig. 1-8) 1-12 Crude birth rates, 1-llf.; (Fig. 1-7) 1-11 Live-birth order, 1-12; (Fig. 1-8) 1-12 Seasonal indexes, computation of, 5-10f. Seasonal variation, adjusted for, 1-12; (Fig. 1-7) 1-11 Seasonal variation of births, I-llf. Selected countries, 1-12 Trends, I-llf.; (Fig. 1-7) 1-11
(Fig. 1-7) 1-11
Native white women Fertility rate table, see guide to Section 1 Birth rates, (Fig. 1-4) 1-7 Fertility, 1-7 Live-birth order, 1-7; (Fig. 1-4) 1-7
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Nativity of white mother Frequency tables, see guide to Section 2
Occurrence, place of birth Frequency tables, see guides to Sections 2 and 3 Classification scheme, 5-5
Parity Percentage table, see guide to Section 1 Age of mother, 1-10 Trends, 1-10
Plural births Frequency tables, see guide to Section 2 Age of mother, 1-13 Color, 1-13 Sex ratio, 1-13 States, 1-13 Trends, 1-13 Weight at birth, 1-13
Population data Population tables, see guide to Section 5 Population bases, 5-10
Population-size groups Frequency table, see guide to Section 3
Puerto Rico Birth rate table, see guide to Section 4 Frequency tables, see guide to Section 4 Population tables, see guide to Section 5 Attendant at birth, 4-2 Color, 4-2 Completeness of birth registration, 4-2 Geographic classification, 4-2 Population bases, 4-2 Symbols used in tables, 4-2
Race, see Color Frequency table, see guide to Section 2 Classification scheme, 5-7 Completeness of birth registration, 5-7 Errors in response and reporting, 5-7
Rate of natural increase, 1-3f.
Reproduction rates, gross and net Rate table, see guide to Section 1 Color, 1-6 Trends, 1-6
Residence Allocation, 5-5, 5-11 Classification scheme, 5-5, 5-11 Errors in response and reporting, 5-11 Sampling of birth records, 5-8 Specification on certificate, 5-3, 5-11.; (5-A) 5-5 Resident-nonresident interchange, 5-8; (Tab. 2-1) 2-3
Sampling of mrth records Resident-nonresident interchange, 5-8 Sampling errors, 5-8f.
Seasonal variation of births, see Month of birth
Selected countries Crude birth rates, 1-4 Rate of natural increase, 1-4 Seasonal variation of births, 1-12
Sex Frequency tables, see guides to Sections 1 and 2 Ratio table, see guide to Section 1 Age of mother, 1-11 Color, 1-11 Live-birth order, 1-11 Plural births, 1-13 Sex ratio, 1-11, 1-13 Trends, 1-11
Standard certificate of live birth History, 5-3 Residence specification, 5-3, 5-11; (5-A) 5-5 Revisions, 5-3 Specimen, (Fig. 5-1) 5-4
Standard consolidated areas Classification scheme, 5-6 Standard metropolitan statistical areas, 5-5f.
Standard metropolitan statistical areas Frequency tables, see guide to Section 2 Classification scheme, 5-5f. Standard consolidated areas, 5-6 Urban and rural areas, 5-6
Symbols used in tables, 5- 11
Urban and rural areas Frequency tables, see guides to Sections 2 and 3 Classification scheme, 5-6 Standard metropolitan statistical areas, 5-5f.
Weight at birth Frequency tables, see guides to Sections 2 and 3 Age of mother, 1-15, 1-17 Classification scheme, 5-7f. Color, 1-15 Errors in response and reporting, 5-8 Geographic divisions, 1-15 Immature births, 1-15 Median birth weight, computation of, 5-8 Plural births, 1-13 Trends, 1-15
6-6 SECTION 6 - NATALITY Guide to tables in Section '1
:ate$ a re bv olace of residence
'Reporting States only, 'Entire United States for 1933-1961; birth-registration States for 1915-1932. 3All tables adjusted for underrregistration through 1959 except those noted. 4Births adjusted for underregistrabon and numbers of women adjusted for
underenumerahon and misstatements of age m the census through 1961.
'Median age. 'For the United States only. 'Includes median weight.
unless otherwise noted)
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6 -7
(Birth frequencies only. All data are for births occurring in the United States. Data for geographic areas. within the United States are by place of
'Both occurrence and residence distributions. 'BY place of occurrence. 'Thirty-five reporting States. 4Single years of age 15-49.
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Guide to tables in Section 3
I
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(Birth frequencies only. All data are for births occurring in the United States)
TABLE: 3 I -1 -2
Metropolitan and nometropolitan counties- I I X
I
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Guide to rables in Section 4
(All data a re for births occurring in Puerto Rico or the Virgin Islands)
TABLE: 4 -1 -2 -3
PAGE: 4 -3 -3 -4 Geographic area:
Islands _ _ _ _ _ --_--_-_____ Municipios _ _ - - - - - - _ _ _ _ _ puerto Rice------ -__--- x x x Specified urban places---
Virgin Islands - - - - --- -- - x x x Years:
Type of entry:
Number of births--------
Rates per 1,000 population
Ratios --- - ------ ---- _ _ _ Characteristics:
Age of father - -- - - - ---- - Age of mother--- - -- --- - Attendant- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Color (Virgin Islands only) x x Illegitimacy - - - - - - - _ _ _ _ _ Live-birth order--------
Month of birth---------- X
Sex--------------------
Weight at birth---------- X
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'Both occurrence and residence distributions.
6-10 SECTION 6 NATALITY Guide to tables in Section 5
'Population both inclusive and exclusive of Armed Forces abroad. 2Population inclusive of Armed Forces abroad. 3Enumerated a s of April 1, 1940, 1950, 1960, and estimated a s of July 1 for
4Estimated as of July 1, 1961. all other years.
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