Colorado Birth Rate By County in 2013

Updated on June 18, 2025.

According to the US Census Bureau Vintage data estimates, in 2013, the birth rate for Colorado was 12.37. Adams had the highest birth rate (15.41), followed by Moffat (14.6), and Morgan (14.59). On the other hand, San Juan had the lowest birth rate (1.45), followed by Jackson (4.51), and Custer (4.72).

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Data Source: US Census Bureau (Vintage).

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County	Birth Rate
Adams	15.41
Alamosa	14.11
Arapahoe	13.03
Archuleta	8.45
Baca	12.47
Bent	6.2
Boulder	9.64
Broomfield	11.37
Chaffee	6.08
Cheyenne	14.4
Clear Creek	7.54
Conejos	13.01
Costilla	7.84
Crowley	7.21
Custer	4.72
Delta	10.42
Denver	14.42
Dolores	8.41
Douglas	11.32
Eagle	11.45
Elbert	6.75
El Paso	13.96
Fremont	7.15
Garfield	14.46
Gilpin	9.12
Grand	8.2
Gunnison	9.75
Hinsdale	9.97
Huerfano	7.52
Jackson	4.51
Jefferson	10.24
Kiowa	10.7
Kit Carson	10.03
Lake	10.87
La Plata	9.38
Larimer	10.76
Las Animas	10
Lincoln	13.06
Logan	11.36
Mesa	12.59
Mineral	5.51
Moffat	14.6
Montezuma	11.47
Montrose	11.2
Morgan	14.59
Otero	10.19
Ouray	7.06
Park	5.96
Phillips	9.32
Pitkin	7.07
Prowers	13.58
Pueblo	11.52
Rio Blanco	11.74
Rio Grande	12.57
Routt	8.62
Saguache	12.09
San Juan	1.45
San Miguel	9.07
Sedgwick	11.03
Summit	8.69
Teller	7.05
Washington	7.22
Weld	14.3
Yuma	13.73