New Mexico 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 New Mexico was 12.79. Curry had the highest birth rate (17.89), followed by Lea (17.21), and McKinley (16.49). On the other hand, Catron had the lowest birth rate (4.99), followed by De Baca (5.14), and Mora (8.53).

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Data Source: US Census Bureau (Vintage).

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New Mexico Birth Rate By County in 2013

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County	Birth Rate
Bernalillo	12.25
Catron	4.99
Chaves	14.37
Cibola	15.28
Colfax	9.65
Curry	17.89
De Baca	5.14
Doña Ana	14.3
Eddy	16.24
Grant	10.11
Guadalupe	11.17
Harding	10.08
Hidalgo	12.75
Lea	17.21
Lincoln	9.01
Los Alamos	8.95
Luna	15.71
McKinley	16.49
Mora	8.53
Otero	12.26
Quay	10.76
Rio Arriba	14.83
Roosevelt	13.88
Sandoval	10.63
San Juan	14.93
San Miguel	12.12
Santa Fe	8.99
Sierra	9.66
Socorro	13.15
Taos	9.01
Torrance	8.82
Union	10.27
Valencia	11.32