Colorado Birth Rate By County in 2012
According to the US Census Bureau Vintage data estimates, in 2012, the birth rate for Colorado was 12.55. Cheyenne County had the highest birth rate (19.82), followed by Yuma County (15.41), and Adams County (15.17) On the other hand, San Juan County had the lowest birth rate (4.34), followed by Kiowa County (5.63), and Custer County (6.16).
You can also see similar information for other states and also for the US by state. You can also see links at the bottom of the page for the birth rate for each county in Colorado.
Hover over or click on the chart to see this information for each county. The data can also be filtered, sorted, and explored further in a table below.
County | Birth Rate |
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Adams | 15.17 |
Alamosa | 13.25 |
Arapahoe | 13.04 |
Archuleta | 9.6 |
Baca | 14.4 |
Bent | 9.29 |
Boulder | 9.8 |
Broomfield | 11.64 |
Chaffee | 8.34 |
Cheyenne | 19.82 |
Clear Creek | 7.21 |
Conejos | 15 |
Costilla | 8.01 |
Crowley | 7.4 |
Custer | 6.16 |
Delta | 11.11 |
Denver | 14.7 |
Dolores | 11.84 |
Douglas | 11.78 |
Eagle | 13.34 |
Elbert | 6.93 |
El Paso | 14.28 |
Fremont | 8.24 |
Garfield | 13.99 |
Gilpin | 7.18 |
Grand | 7.64 |
Gunnison | 10.76 |
Hinsdale | 7.38 |
Huerfano | 8.71 |
Jackson | 6.71 |
Jefferson | 10.22 |
Kiowa | 5.63 |
Kit Carson | 11.55 |
Lake | 10 |
La Plata | 10.21 |
Larimer | 11.05 |
Las Animas | 9.98 |
Lincoln | 8.84 |
Logan | 9.88 |
Mesa | 12.35 |
Mineral | 8.39 |
Moffat | 12.41 |
Montezuma | 11.49 |
Montrose | 9.82 |
Morgan | 15.03 |
Otero | 14.2 |
Ouray | 7.17 |
Park | 6.66 |
Phillips | 12.25 |
Pitkin | 7.31 |
Prowers | 15.01 |
Pueblo | 11.71 |
Rio Blanco | 10.66 |
Rio Grande | 11.44 |
Routt | 9.33 |
Saguache | 11.34 |
San Juan | 4.34 |
San Miguel | 9.55 |
Sedgwick | 8.85 |
Summit | 10.97 |
Teller | 6.58 |
Washington | 8.48 |
Weld | 14.5 |
Yuma | 15.41 |
Birth Rate for Counties in Colorado
Use the links below to see the birth rate for each county in Colorado.