Idaho Birth Rate By County in 2014

Updated on June 18, 2025.

According to the US Census Bureau Vintage data estimates, in 2014, the birth rate for Idaho was 13.83. Madison had the highest birth rate (29.02), followed by Elmore (18.95), and Power (18.68). On the other hand, Camas had the lowest birth rate (5.73), followed by Boise (6.07), and Adams (6.19).

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Idaho Birth Rate By County in 2014
Idaho Birth Rate By County in 2014
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County Birth Rate
Ada 11.84
Adams 6.19
Bannock 15.17
Bear Lake 11.61
Benewah 11.73
Bingham 15.49
Blaine 10.37
Boise 6.07
Bonner 10.01
Bonneville 16.77
Boundary 11.09
Butte 9.39
Camas 5.73
Canyon 15.62
Caribou 13.11
Cassia 15.97
Clark 14.71
Clearwater 8.29
Custer 8.85
Elmore 18.95
Franklin 13.83
Fremont 13.93
Gem 11.31
Gooding 13.49
Idaho 9.65
Jefferson 17.6
Jerome 17.08
Kootenai 12.33
Latah 11.17
Lemhi 8.68
Lewis 10.24
Lincoln 13.69
Madison 29.02
Minidoka 16.4
Nez Perce 12.5
Oneida 10.44
Owyhee 11.72
Payette 13.4
Power 18.68
Shoshone 11.26
Teton 14.48
Twin Falls 15.02
Valley 9.8
Washington 11.98