Idaho 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 Idaho was 14.16. Madison had the highest birth rate (29.32), followed by Jerome (18.27), and Bonneville (18.14). On the other hand, Boise had the lowest birth rate (5.92), followed by Lemhi (6.84), and Clearwater (7.11).

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Data Source: US Census Bureau (Vintage).

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Idaho Birth Rate By County in 2013

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County	Birth Rate
Ada	12.22
Adams	9.01
Bannock	15.91
Bear Lake	16.88
Benewah	13.33
Bingham	17.02
Blaine	10.46
Boise	5.92
Bonner	9.86
Bonneville	18.14
Boundary	11.91
Butte	9.22
Camas	13.2
Canyon	15.77
Caribou	14.6
Cassia	16.09
Clark	7.94
Clearwater	7.11
Custer	8.89
Elmore	16.92
Franklin	14.45
Fremont	13.85
Gem	12.34
Gooding	13.42
Idaho	9.79
Jefferson	18
Jerome	18.27
Kootenai	11.96
Latah	11.89
Lemhi	6.84
Lewis	10.49
Lincoln	13.96
Madison	29.32
Minidoka	16.37
Nez Perce	12.71
Oneida	12.03
Owyhee	12.45
Payette	13.12
Power	17.15
Shoshone	9.93
Teton	15.58
Twin Falls	15.23
Valley	9.62
Washington	10.83