Alabama Birth Rate By County in 2022

Updated on June 18, 2025.

According to the US Census Bureau Vintage data estimates, in 2022, the birth rate for Alabama was 11.48. Marshall had the highest birth rate (15.35), followed by Hale (15.21), and Dale (14.09). On the other hand, Macon had the lowest birth rate (7.95), followed by Coosa (8.64), and Cherokee (9.17).

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Data Source: US Census Bureau (Vintage).

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Alabama Birth Rate By County in 2022

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County	Birth Rate
Autauga	12.08
Baldwin	10.07
Barbour	10.93
Bibb	11.69
Blount	11.61
Bullock	9.97
Butler	10.82
Calhoun	11.7
Chambers	11.39
Cherokee	9.17
Chilton	12.1
Choctaw	10.34
Clarke	12.06
Clay	12.77
Cleburne	11.67
Coffee	11.75
Colbert	10.72
Conecuh	11.89
Coosa	8.64
Covington	10.8
Crenshaw	13.23
Cullman	10.83
Dale	14.09
Dallas	11.88
DeKalb	11.03
Elmore	10.69
Escambia	11.77
Etowah	11.71
Fayette	9.95
Franklin	13.95
Geneva	11.05
Greene	10.14
Hale	15.21
Henry	9.99
Houston	12.29
Jackson	10.2
Jefferson	11.86
Lamar	10.97
Lauderdale	9.75
Lawrence	10.9
Lee	10.72
Limestone	11.5
Lowndes	11.67
Macon	7.95
Madison	11.1
Marengo	11.7
Marion	11.59
Marshall	15.35
Mobile	12.08
Monroe	12.18
Montgomery	13.23
Morgan	11.87
Perry	11.35
Pickens	10.38
Pike	10.31
Randolph	11.12
Russell	13.31
St. Clair	11.32
Shelby	10.25
Sumter	10.73
Talladega	11.09
Tallapoosa	9.22
Tuscaloosa	10.63
Walker	12.24
Washington	12.73
Wilcox	12.37
Winston	10.3