Ohio Birth Rate for Teens (15–19 years) By County in 2004 Per 1,000 (CDC)

Updated on July 21, 2025.

According to data from the CDC, in 2004, among all Ohio counties, Pike had the highest estimated birth rate for Teens in the 15–19 years age group (expressed per 1,000 females aged 15–19) (61.1), followed by Jackson (60.9), and Vinton (60.2).

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The chart below shows the estimated teen birth rates for each Ohio county; hover over the chart to see the details. The data can also be filtered, sorted, and explored further in the table below.

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Data Source: CDC.

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Ohio Birth Rate for Teens (15–19 years) By County in 2004 Per 1,000

Ohio Birth Rate for Teens By County in 2004

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County	Teen (15-19 yrs) Birth Rate
Pike	61.1
Jackson	60.9
Vinton	60.2
Scioto	59.1
Fayette	58.8
Adams	55
Gallia	54.7
Marion	54.6
Allen	53
Clark	52.5
Ross	52.3
Clinton	52.2
Meigs	51.3
Shelby	51.3
Lawrence	49.3
Richland	49.3
Highland	49.1
Lucas	48.9
Champaign	48
Huron	47.9
Perry	47
Guernsey	46.5
Hamilton	46.5
Muskingum	45.4
Montgomery	45.1
Harrison	44.9
Sandusky	44.7
Ashtabula	44.6
Williams	44.6
Franklin	44.5
Hocking	44.5
Crawford	44.4
Coshocton	43.7
Brown	43.4
Logan	42.8
Pickaway	42.8
Erie	42
Madison	41.5
Preble	41.4
Cuyahoga	41.3
Morgan	40.9
Clermont	39.9
Defiance	39.9
Columbiana	38.9
Licking	38.5
Trumbull	38.2
Belmont	38.1
Miami	37.8
Darke	37.6
Mahoning	37.5
Wyandot	37.5
Butler	37.4
Seneca	36.9
Paulding	36.5
Lorain	36.3
Van Wert	36.3
Stark	35.6
Summit	35.3
Jefferson	35.2
Henry	35.1
Noble	34.8
Tuscarawas	34.6
Washington	34.6
Hancock	34.1
Morrow	33.7
Hardin	32.6
Fairfield	30.5
Union	30.2
Auglaize	29.9
Monroe	28.5
Carroll	28.1
Ottawa	28.1
Fulton	27.1
Mercer	26.8
Warren	26
Putnam	25.8
Knox	24.5
Ashland	23.8
Wayne	23.8
Lake	22.6
Portage	18.2
Greene	18.1
Delaware	17
Wood	16.9
Medina	16.7
Athens	14.5
Holmes	14.5
Geauga	10.1