West Virginia Birth Rate By County in 2017

Updated on June 18, 2025.

According to the US Census Bureau Vintage data estimates, in 2017, the birth rate for West Virginia was 10.38. Mingo had the highest birth rate (12.61), followed by Berkeley (12.12), and Lincoln (12). On the other hand, Summers had the lowest birth rate (7.26), followed by Hancock (7.58), and Hampshire (7.62).

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Data Source: US Census Bureau (Vintage).

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West Virginia Birth Rate By County in 2017

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County	Birth Rate
Barbour	11
Berkeley	12.12
Boone	10.76
Braxton	9.25
Brooke	10.03
Cabell	11.02
Calhoun	9.38
Clay	8.55
Doddridge	8.18
Fayette	10.11
Gilmer	8.27
Grant	11.28
Greenbrier	9.98
Hampshire	7.62
Hancock	7.58
Hardy	11.7
Harrison	10.09
Jackson	10.36
Jefferson	10.52
Kanawha	10.28
Lewis	10.41
Lincoln	12
Logan	10.86
McDowell	11.62
Marion	11.79
Marshall	9.18
Mason	10.15
Mercer	11.93
Mineral	9.19
Mingo	12.61
Monongalia	10.39
Monroe	9.37
Morgan	7.91
Nicholas	10.61
Ohio	9.94
Pendleton	9.73
Pleasants	8.43
Pocahontas	10.57
Preston	9.64
Putnam	9.7
Raleigh	10.99
Randolph	10.25
Ritchie	9.07
Roane	8.96
Summers	7.26
Taylor	9.57
Tucker	10.96
Tyler	8.66
Upshur	10.55
Wayne	10.01
Webster	9.7
Wetzel	9.32
Wirt	10.4
Wood	10.53
Wyoming	9.62