Ranking of US States By Birth Rate per 1K in 2013

Updated on June 18, 2025.

Based on the US Census Vintage data estimates, in 2013, the Birth Rate per 1K for the United States was 12.51. Among all US states and DC, Utah had the highest birth rate (18.03), followed by Alaska (15.46), and District of Columbia (14.68).

On the other hand, New Hampshire had the lowest birth rate (9.5) followed by Vermont (9.55), and Maine (9.69).

The chart below shows the top 10 states with high birth rate, and the table below shows the ranking of all the 50 US states and the District of Columbia.

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Data Source: US Census Bureau (Vintage).

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Rank	State	Birth Rate
1	Utah	18.03
2	Alaska	15.46
3	District of Columbia	14.68
4	Texas	14.63
5	North Dakota	14.41
6	South Dakota	14.38
7	Idaho	14.16
8	Nebraska	13.99
9	Oklahoma	13.9
10	Kansas	13.74
11	Hawaii	13.57
12	Louisiana	13.55
13	California	13.11
14	Arizona	13.05
15	Wyoming	12.97
16	Georgia	12.95
17	Mississippi	12.89
18	Arkansas	12.85
19	New Mexico	12.79
20	Minnesota	12.78
21	Kentucky	12.74
22	Indiana	12.72
23	Nevada	12.71
24	Washington	12.59
25	Iowa	12.58
26	Virginia	12.47
27	Missouri	12.45
28	Tennessee	12.39
29	Colorado	12.37
30	Maryland	12.25
31	New York	12.24
32	Illinois	12.22
33	North Carolina	12.18
34	Montana	12.09
35	Ohio	12.03
36	Alabama	12.01
37	South Carolina	11.93
38	Delaware	11.84
39	New Jersey	11.69
40	Wisconsin	11.68
41	Oregon	11.5
42	Michigan	11.41
43	West Virginia	11.28
44	Pennsylvania	11.1
45	Florida	10.96
46	Massachusetts	10.79
47	Rhode Island	10.3
48	Connecticut	10.05
49	Maine	9.69
50	Vermont	9.55
51	New Hampshire	9.5