West Virginia Birth Rate By County in 2012

Updated on July 26, 2024.

According to the US Census Bureau Vintage data estimates, in 2012, the birth rate for West Virginia was 11.14. Mingo County had the highest birth rate (13.79), followed by Mercer County (12.86), and Cabell County (12.62). On the other hand, Brooke County had the lowest birth rate (6.99), followed by Pleasants County (7.55), and Gilmer County (7.65).

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West Virginia Birth Rate By County in 2012
West Virginia Birth Rate By County in 2012
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County Birth Rate
Barbour 11.53
Berkeley 12.57
Boone 11.11
Braxton 10.49
Brooke 6.99
Cabell 12.62
Calhoun 10.23
Clay 11.96
Doddridge 7.85
Fayette 12.07
Gilmer 7.65
Grant 9.8
Greenbrier 10.86
Hampshire 9.65
Hancock 9.62
Hardy 9.7
Harrison 11.86
Jackson 10.89
Jefferson 11.01
Kanawha 11.77
Lewis 11.25
Lincoln 11.58
Logan 12.01
McDowell 12.59
Marion 11.3
Marshall 8.94
Mason 10.96
Mercer 12.86
Mineral 10.04
Mingo 13.79
Monongalia 10.46
Monroe 10.87
Morgan 8.37
Nicholas 11.51
Ohio 11.4
Pendleton 10.92
Pleasants 7.55
Pocahontas 9.24
Preston 10.89
Putnam 10.78
Raleigh 12.47
Randolph 10.54
Ritchie 9.24
Roane 11.67
Summers 8.38
Taylor 10.74
Tucker 8.02
Tyler 10.13
Upshur 11.37
Wayne 9.2
Webster 11.71
Wetzel 10.58
Wirt 9.55
Wood 10.22
Wyoming 10.46