Pennsylvania Birth Rate By County in 2016

Updated on July 26, 2024.

According to the US Census Bureau Vintage data estimates, in 2016, the birth rate for Pennsylvania was 10.98. Philadelphia County had the highest birth rate (13.79), followed by Lancaster County (13.32), and Dauphin County (12.54). On the other hand, Forest County had the lowest birth rate (2.99), followed by Sullivan County (7.27), and Pike County (7.35).

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Pennsylvania Birth Rate By County in 2016
Pennsylvania Birth Rate By County in 2016
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County Birth Rate
Adams 9.57
Allegheny 10.84
Armstrong 9.16
Beaver 10.45
Bedford 9.57
Berks 11.52
Blair 10.77
Bradford 11.21
Bucks 9.46
Butler 9.85
Cambria 10.07
Cameron 8.65
Carbon 9.75
Centre 7.74
Chester 10.34
Clarion 10.56
Clearfield 9.09
Clinton 10.33
Columbia 8.56
Crawford 11.19
Cumberland 10.84
Dauphin 12.54
Delaware 11.61
Elk 9.74
Erie 11.59
Fayette 10.42
Forest 2.99
Franklin 12.13
Fulton 9.72
Greene 10.18
Huntingdon 9.02
Indiana 9.68
Jefferson 10.84
Juniata 11.35
Lackawanna 10.46
Lancaster 13.32
Lawrence 10.48
Lebanon 11.69
Lehigh 11.58
Luzerne 9.77
Lycoming 10.47
McKean 9.13
Mercer 10.21
Mifflin 12.04
Monroe 8.63
Montgomery 10.83
Montour 11.22
Northampton 9.48
Northumberland 10.45
Perry 11.44
Philadelphia 13.79
Pike 7.35
Potter 10.46
Schuylkill 9.43
Snyder 11.41
Somerset 9.26
Sullivan 7.27
Susquehanna 9.15
Tioga 10.28
Union 8.87
Venango 10.15
Warren 9.9
Washington 9.55
Wayne 8.22
Westmoreland 8.63
Wyoming 9.28
York 11.26