Arkansas Birth Rate By County in 2020

Updated on June 18, 2025.

According to the US Census Bureau Vintage data estimates, in 2020, the birth rate for Arkansas was 12.01. Monroe had the highest birth rate (15.63), followed by Randolph (14.78), and Crittenden (14.42). On the other hand, Calhoun had the lowest birth rate (5.66), followed by Dallas (7.71), and Cleveland (8.18).

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Data Source: US Census Bureau (Vintage).

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Arkansas Birth Rate By County in 2020

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County	Birth Rate
Arkansas	11.92
Ashley	11.36
Baxter	8.31
Benton	13.63
Boone	9.89
Bradley	12.69
Calhoun	5.66
Carroll	11.37
Chicot	11.34
Clark	9.81
Clay	10.6
Cleburne	8.61
Cleveland	8.18
Columbia	12
Conway	11.4
Craighead	13.85
Crawford	11.26
Crittenden	14.42
Cross	12.26
Dallas	7.71
Desha	12.35
Drew	13.7
Faulkner	11.4
Franklin	9.71
Fulton	9.56
Garland	10.47
Grant	9.91
Greene	11.75
Hempstead	12.8
Hot Spring	10.69
Howard	12.53
Independence	11.41
Izard	9.18
Jackson	11.19
Jefferson	11.91
Johnson	12.39
Lafayette	9.96
Lawrence	11.26
Lee	9.31
Lincoln	9.71
Little River	12.63
Logan	11.33
Lonoke	12.04
Madison	11.76
Marion	8.43
Miller	12.11
Mississippi	13.94
Monroe	15.63
Montgomery	9.53
Nevada	9.69
Newton	8.62
Ouachita	11.05
Perry	9.26
Phillips	14.09
Pike	9.74
Poinsett	11.88
Polk	9.68
Pope	11.94
Prairie	10.71
Pulaski	12.76
Randolph	14.78
St. Francis	11.56
Saline	10.86
Scott	11.19
Searcy	8.66
Sebastian	12.65
Sevier	13.84
Sharp	10.14
Stone	10.68
Union	11.29
Van Buren	8.77
Washington	13.34
White	11.19
Woodruff	14.34
Yell	11.75