Wisconsin Birth Rate By County in 2012

Updated on June 18, 2025.

According to the US Census Bureau Vintage data estimates, in 2012, the birth rate for Wisconsin was 11.85. Menominee had the highest birth rate (23.58), followed by Clark (16.21), and Milwaukee (14.95). On the other hand, Iron had the lowest birth rate (5.74), followed by Adams (5.93), and Florence (6.86).

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Data Source: US Census Bureau (Vintage).

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Wisconsin Birth Rate By County in 2012

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County	Birth Rate
Adams	5.93
Ashland	11.17
Barron	12.48
Bayfield	9.23
Brown	13.72
Buffalo	10.75
Burnett	8.9
Calumet	12.09
Chippewa	12.22
Clark	16.21
Columbia	10.21
Crawford	10.49
Dane	12.23
Dodge	9.27
Door	7.56
Douglas	10.92
Dunn	9.88
Eau Claire	11.84
Florence	6.86
Fond du Lac	11.03
Forest	12.6
Grant	10.7
Green	10.16
Green Lake	10.04
Iowa	11.96
Iron	5.74
Jackson	12.09
Jefferson	10.58
Juneau	10.21
Kenosha	11.66
Kewaunee	10.03
La Crosse	10.85
Lafayette	12.13
Langlade	10.61
Lincoln	9.58
Manitowoc	10.56
Marathon	12.09
Marinette	8.82
Marquette	9.15
Menominee	23.58
Milwaukee	14.95
Monroe	14.7
Oconto	9.28
Oneida	9.09
Outagamie	12.56
Ozaukee	9.35
Pepin	11.24
Pierce	9.8
Polk	9.58
Portage	10.22
Price	7.91
Racine	12.46
Richland	10.05
Rock	12.04
Rusk	11.13
St. Croix	11.89
Sauk	12.29
Sawyer	10.34
Shawano	10.36
Sheboygan	10.85
Taylor	10.63
Trempealeau	13.62
Vernon	13.79
Vilas	8.24
Walworth	10.03
Washburn	9.72
Washington	9.94
Waukesha	9.71
Waupaca	10.31
Waushara	9.72
Winnebago	11.45
Wood	11.05