West Virginia Birth Rate By County in 2015

Updated on June 18, 2025.

According to the US Census Bureau Vintage data estimates, in 2015, the birth rate for West Virginia was 10.88. Mingo had the highest birth rate (13.36), followed by Clay (12.83), and Berkeley (12.51). On the other hand, Gilmer had the lowest birth rate (6.54), followed by Summers (7.25), and Pendleton (7.53).

You can also see similar information for other states, and by state for the United States.

Hover over or click on the chart to see this information for each county. The data can also be filtered, sorted, and explored further in a table below.

You may also be interested in:
West Virginia Births By County in 2015
West Virginia Birth Rate

Related Topics: West Virginia Census Vintage Data Topic List.

Data Source: US Census Bureau (Vintage).

See this for other years:

West Virginia Birth Rate By County in 2015

Items per page:

0 of 0

County	Birth Rate
Barbour	10.09
Berkeley	12.51
Boone	9.79
Braxton	12.3
Brooke	9.06
Cabell	11.67
Calhoun	8.25
Clay	12.83
Doddridge	8.03
Fayette	11.17
Gilmer	6.54
Grant	11.61
Greenbrier	9.97
Hampshire	9.8
Hancock	9.62
Hardy	9.71
Harrison	11.76
Jackson	11.94
Jefferson	9.94
Kanawha	10.76
Lewis	11.44
Lincoln	10.61
Logan	10.76
McDowell	11.01
Marion	11.09
Marshall	10.25
Mason	10.68
Mercer	12.2
Mineral	9.96
Mingo	13.36
Monongalia	11.53
Monroe	8.82
Morgan	8.05
Nicholas	10.77
Ohio	11.08
Pendleton	7.53
Pleasants	10.34
Pocahontas	9.29
Preston	10.27
Putnam	11.23
Raleigh	10.83
Randolph	10.69
Ritchie	11.11
Roane	9.66
Summers	7.25
Taylor	9.59
Tucker	9.76
Tyler	9.75
Upshur	10.88
Wayne	10.12
Webster	10.35
Wetzel	11.47
Wirt	9.84
Wood	11.45
Wyoming	9.7