North Dakota Birth Rate By County in 2013

Updated on July 26, 2024.

According to the US Census Bureau Vintage data estimates, in 2013, the birth rate for North Dakota was 14.41. Sioux County had the highest birth rate (23.71), followed by Benson County (23.41), and Rolette County (22). On the other hand, Emmons County had the lowest birth rate (7.48), followed by Slope County (7.78), and Griggs County (8.21).

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North Dakota Birth Rate By County in 2013
North Dakota Birth Rate By County in 2013
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County Birth Rate
Adams 14.82
Barnes 9.94
Benson 23.41
Billings 15.27
Bottineau 11.99
Bowman 13.7
Burke 16.48
Burleigh 13.62
Cass 15.17
Cavalier 9
Dickey 14.02
Divide 15.31
Dunn 12.11
Eddy 9.33
Emmons 7.48
Foster 11.88
Golden Valley 9.36
Grand Forks 13.67
Grant 13.92
Griggs 8.21
Hettinger 11.96
Kidder 10.22
LaMoure 11.48
Logan 8.26
McHenry 14.7
McIntosh 10.57
McKenzie 17.94
McLean 9.87
Mercer 11.37
Morton 15.33
Mountrail 17.59
Nelson 11.46
Oliver 9.63
Pembina 9.92
Pierce 12.42
Ramsey 12.86
Ransom 11.12
Renville 14.71
Richland 11.07
Rolette 22
Sargent 10.8
Sheridan 9.96
Sioux 23.71
Slope 7.78
Stark 15.85
Steele 11.36
Stutsman 10.88
Towner 11.86
Traill 11.19
Walsh 13.85
Ward 16.43
Wells 9.78
Williams 18.59