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Home > 2009 Kids Count Databook > High-Lows > Infant Mortality Rate

High-Lows for 2009 Databook

State Rankings: Infant Mortality Rate

State Infant Mortality Rate (per 1,000) Rank
Washington 4.7 1
Massachusetts 4.8 2
California 5.0 3
Utah 5.1 4
Iowa 5.1 4
Minnesota 5.2 6
Oregon 5.5 7
New Jersey 5.5 7
Vermont 5.5 7
Nebraska 5.6 10
New York 5.6 10
Hawaii 5.6 10
Colorado 5.7 13
New Mexico 5.8 14
North Dakota 5.8 14
Montana 5.8 14
New Hampshire 6.1 17
Rhode Island 6.1 17
Connecticut 6.2 19
Texas 6.2 19
Maine 6.3 21
Arizona 6.4 22
Wisconsin 6.4 22
Nevada 6.4 22
Idaho 6.8 25
South Dakota 6.9 26
Alaska 6.9 26
Wyoming 7.0 28
Virginia 7.1 29
Kansas 7.1 29
Illinois 7.2 31
Florida 7.3 32
Michigan 7.4 33
West Virginia 7.4 33
Missouri 7.4 33
Kentucky 7.5 36
Pennsylvania 7.6 37
Ohio 7.8 38
Maryland 7.9 39
Indiana 8.0 40
Oklahoma 8.0 40
North Carolina 8.1 42
Georgia 8.1 42
Delaware 8.3 44
South Carolina 8.4 45
Arkansas 8.5 46
Tennessee 8.7 47
Alabama 9.0 48
Louisiana 9.9 49
Mississippi 10.6 50
United States 6.7  

County Rankings: Infant Mortality Rate

County Infant Mortality Rate (per 1,000) Rank of County if It Were a State
Newberry 3.8 1
Oconee 4.8 2
Saluda 5.0 3
Edgefield 5.4 6
Pickens 5.6 10
Dorchester 5.6 10
Dillon 5.7 13
Clarendon 5.7 13
Lexington 5.8 14
Calhoun 6.0 16
Kershaw 6.1 17
Beaufort 6.7 24
Bamberg 6.7 24
York 6.7 24
Greenville 6.8 25
Union 8.0 40
Anderson 8.1 42
Berkeley 8.2 43
Richland 8.5 46
Horry 8.7 47
Sumter 9.0 48
Lancaster 9.2 48
Jasper 9.4 48
Spartanburg 9.7 48
Colleton 10.4 49
Marion 10.5 49
Chester 10.6 50
Darlington 11.1 50
Fairfield 11.1 50
Aiken 11.3 50
Barnwell 11.4 50
Charleston 11.7 50
Marlboro 11.9 50
Chesterfield 12.0 50
Williamsburg 12.1 50
Florence 12.4 50
Hampton 12.8 50
Lee 13.0 50
Laurens 13.5 50
Orangeburg 13.7 50
Georgetown 14.1 50
Greenwood 15.8 50
Cherokee 16.1 50
Allendale 16.1 50
Abbeville 16.6 50
McCormick 20.3 50

*National and state data is for 2006, county data is the average for 2004-2006.

 

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