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2002 Kids Count Report


Teen Death Rate: All Counties

Rank State Rate of Teen Deaths (Accident/Homicide/Suicide) Per 100,000 Teens 15-19, 1999
1 Hawaii 23
2 Rhode Island 25
3 Massachusetts 28
4 New Jersey 29
5 Connecticut 34
6 New Hampshire 36
7 New York 38
8 Oregon 39
9 California 41
10 Delaware 43
11 Minnesota 44
11 Ohio 44
11 Utah 44
14 Michigan 45
15 Vermont 48
15 Virginia 48
15 Washington 48
15 Wisconsin 48
19 Iowa 50
20 Pennsylvania 52
21 Florida 54
21 Texas 54
23 Kansas 56
23 North Dakota 56
25 Illinois 57
26 Colorado 58
26 Nevada 58
28 North Carolina 59
29 Indiana 60
29 Kentucky 60
31 Arizona 61
32 Maine 62
32 Nebraska 62
34 Georgia 63
34 Maryland 63
36 South Carolina 68
37 Alaska 69
37 Oklahoma 69
39 West Virginia 70
40 Louisiana 72
40 Tennessee 72
42 Arkansas 73
42 Idaho 73
44 Missouri 75
45 South Dakota 79
46 Montana 81
47 Mississippi 83
48 Alabama 84
49 New Mexico 87
49 Wyoming 87
N/A District of Columbia 201
N/A United States 53

 
County Rank if County were a State Reduction to Reach US Average Number of Teen Deaths Rate of Teen Deaths Per 100,000 County/US Ratio County Rank
Abbeville 21 ** 1 52.4 0.99 9
Aiken 34 1 6 62.8 1.18 19
Allendale 40 *** 1 70.2 1.32 26
Anderson 49 4 10 87.3 1.65 33
Bamberg 47 *** 1 82.5 1.56 31
Barnwell 25 *** 1 56.8 1.07 14
Beaufort 29 1 5 60.1 1.13 16
Berkeley 50 4 10 94 1.77 35
Calhoun 1 NA 0 NA NA NA
Charleston 20 ** 11 51.7 0.98 8
Cherokee 46 1 3 80.6 1.52 30
Chester 50 2 3 116.9 2.21 43
Chesterfield 50 1 3 98.6 1.86 36
Clarendon 50 1 2 100.8 1.90 38
Colleton 39 *** 2 69.3 1.31 25
Darlington 46 1 4 80.1 1.51 29
Dillon 9 ** 1 40.6 0.77 3
Dorchester 50 3 6 101.5 1.92 39
Edgefield 36 *** 1 66 1.25 24
Fairfield 23 *** 1 55.6 1.05 13
Florence 34 1 6 62.3 1.18 18
Georgetown 50 5 7 172.7 3.26 45
Greenville 36 3 16 65.7 1.24 23
Greenwood 10 ** 2 41.8 0.79 4
Hampton 11 ** 1 43.3 0.82 5
Horry 19 ** 5 48.5 0.92 6
Jasper 50 1 2 135.5 2.56 44
Kershaw 36 *** 2 63.7 1.20 21
Lancaster 50 3 5 108.5 2.05 41
Laurens 29 *** 3 59.9 1.13 15
Lee 36 *** 1 63.2 1.19 20
Lexington 45 4 11 78.6 1.48 28
McCormick 50 *** 1 102.6 1.94 40
Marion 2 ** 1 23.5 0.44 1
Marlboro 49 1 2 84.1 1.59 32
Newberry 50 1 3 100.6 1.90 37
Oconee 36 1 3 64.4 1.22 22
Orangeburg 50 3 7 88.8 1.68 34
Pickens 23 *** 6 55.2 1.04 12
Richland 6 ** 9 35.5 0.67 2
Saluda 20 ** 1 51.2 0.97 7
Spartanburg 42 3 13 72.3 1.36 27
Sumter 23 *** 4 54.1 1.02 11
Union 50 1 2 113.9 2.15 42
Williamsburg 32 *** 2 61.5 1.16 17
York 21 ** 6 53.3 1.01 10

*National data is for 1999, county data is 1998-2000 data.

**County is at or below national average already.

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