North Dakota Birth Rate By County in 2011

Updated on July 26, 2024.

According to the US Census Bureau Vintage data estimates, in 2011, the birth rate for North Dakota was 13.54. Sioux County had the highest birth rate (22.66), followed by Rolette County (21.42), and Benson County (19.75). On the other hand, Billings County had the lowest birth rate (6.14), followed by Towner County (6.22), and Emmons County (7.39).

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North Dakota Birth Rate By County in 2011
North Dakota Birth Rate By County in 2011
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County Birth Rate
Adams 8.15
Barnes 10.28
Benson 19.75
Billings 6.14
Bottineau 11.9
Bowman 12.41
Burke 12.39
Burleigh 13.42
Cass 14.5
Cavalier 11.1
Dickey 7.41
Divide 10.89
Dunn 10.75
Eddy 9.3
Emmons 7.39
Foster 8.68
Golden Valley 12.79
Grand Forks 14.2
Grant 13.89
Griggs 8.36
Hettinger 10.44
Kidder 15.55
LaMoure 7.54
Logan 10.08
McHenry 10.46
McIntosh 8.64
McKenzie 13.4
McLean 11.84
Mercer 11.52
Morton 13.56
Mountrail 17.08
Nelson 10.36
Oliver 9.76
Pembina 11.93
Pierce 9.4
Ramsey 16.19
Ransom 11.41
Renville 8.83
Richland 8.77
Rolette 21.42
Sargent 8.42
Sheridan 8.36
Sioux 22.66
Slope 13.7
Stark 11.95
Steele 9.08
Stutsman 10.34
Towner 6.22
Traill 10.88
Walsh 11.29
Ward 16.8
Wells 7.87
Williams 14.81