Idaho Birth Rate By County in 2011

Updated on June 18, 2025.

According to the US Census Bureau Vintage data estimates, in 2011, the birth rate for Idaho was 14.56. Madison had the highest birth rate (26.93), followed by Bonneville (19.16), and Jefferson (18.96). On the other hand, Adams had the lowest birth rate (4.53), followed by Boise (5.43), and Clearwater (6).

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Idaho Birth Rate By County in 2011
Idaho Birth Rate By County in 2011
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County Birth Rate
Ada 12.96
Adams 4.53
Bannock 17.09
Bear Lake 11.06
Benewah 11.26
Bingham 16.23
Blaine 11.42
Boise 5.43
Bonner 9.62
Bonneville 19.16
Boundary 10.72
Butte 9.4
Camas 11.67
Canyon 16.56
Caribou 14.63
Cassia 16.97
Clark 8.26
Clearwater 6
Custer 10.6
Elmore 17.43
Franklin 17.27
Fremont 15.41
Gem 10.72
Gooding 14.92
Idaho 10.13
Jefferson 18.96
Jerome 17.66
Kootenai 12.4
Latah 12.78
Lemhi 9.79
Lewis 10.49
Lincoln 17.79
Madison 26.93
Minidoka 15.93
Nez Perce 11.38
Oneida 12.44
Owyhee 11.38
Payette 14.29
Power 17.12
Shoshone 9.84
Teton 15.56
Twin Falls 15.11
Valley 9.16
Washington 10.93