Colorado Birth Rate By County in 2023

Updated on June 18, 2025.

According to the US Census Bureau Vintage data estimates, in 2023, the birth rate for Colorado was 10.6. Morgan had the highest birth rate (14.12), followed by Conejos (14.07), and Weld (13.36). On the other hand, Hinsdale had the lowest birth rate (3.91), followed by Crowley (4.81), and Cheyenne (5.18).

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Data Source: US Census Bureau (Vintage).

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Colorado Birth Rate By County in 2023

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County	Birth Rate
Adams	12.35
Alamosa	11.97
Arapahoe	11.61
Archuleta	6.68
Baca	8.53
Bent	7.54
Boulder	7.38
Broomfield	7.93
Chaffee	7.73
Cheyenne	5.18
Clear Creek	7.16
Conejos	14.07
Costilla	10.23
Crowley	4.81
Custer	9.18
Delta	8.18
Denver	11.61
Dolores	8.43
Douglas	10.16
Eagle	9.76
Elbert	10.31
El Paso	12.21
Fremont	7.49
Garfield	11.75
Gilpin	7.1
Grand	7.82
Gunnison	7.16
Hinsdale	3.91
Huerfano	6.09
Jackson	9.89
Jefferson	9.41
Kiowa	11.4
Kit Carson	12.82
Lake	12.09
La Plata	7.56
Larimer	8.25
Las Animas	8.36
Lincoln	10.35
Logan	9.11
Mesa	8.79
Mineral	5.39
Moffat	9.22
Montezuma	8.74
Montrose	9.28
Morgan	14.12
Otero	11.31
Ouray	5.83
Park	7.93
Phillips	12.06
Pitkin	7.75
Prowers	12.28
Pueblo	10.07
Rio Blanco	8.22
Rio Grande	11.46
Routt	8.12
Saguache	9.16
San Juan	10.04
San Miguel	6.04
Sedgwick	8.26
Summit	8.23
Teller	7.75
Washington	10.52
Weld	13.36
Yuma	12.83