2018-2022 N.C. RESIDENT LIVE BIRTHS WITH AGE OF MOTHER UNDER 30
BY COUNTY OF RESIDENCE: NUMBER AT RISK DUE TO HIGH PARITY
AND PERCENT OF ALL BIRTHS WITH AGE OF MOTHER LESS THAN 30
**INDICATOR OF NEED FOR FAMILY PLANNING SERVICES**

RESIDENCE NUMBER
HIGH
PARITY
BIRTHS		 PERCENT
HIGH
PARITY
NORTH CAROLINA 39,433 12.2
ALAMANCE 725 13.3
ALEXANDER 146 12.7
ALLEGHANY 51 15.6
ANSON 143 15.8
ASHE 104 15.6
AVERY 46 10.4
BEAUFORT 204 14.8
BERTIE 67 12.1
BLADEN 147 12.3
BRUNSWICK 286 9.5
BUNCOMBE 468 8.3
BURKE 343 12.1
CABARRUS 774 11.9
CALDWELL 330 12.5
CAMDEN 15 5.8
CARTERET 114 9.0
CASWELL 87 13.8
CATAWBA 704 13.8
CHATHAM 152 11.6
CHEROKEE 111 13.9
CHOWAN 56 13.1
CLAY 32 12.4
CLEVELAND 622 15.9
COLUMBUS 249 12.0
CRAVEN 467 10.9
CUMBERLAND 2,131 12.2
CURRITUCK 54 6.9
DARE 50 7.2
DAVIDSON 708 12.8
DAVIE 120 10.7
DUPLIN 402 17.4
DURHAM 1,120 12.9
EDGECOMBE 321 15.9
FORSYTH 1,711 14.4
FRANKLIN 244 11.4
GASTON 1,012 13.1
GATES 22 7.5
GRAHAM 47 15.7
GRANVILLE 171 10.3
GREENE 110 16.3
GUILFORD 1,962 12.6
HALIFAX 308 17.0
HARNETT 642 11.8
HAYWOOD 170 10.8
HENDERSON 237 8.5
HERTFORD 92 14.4
HOKE 332 12.2
HYDE 14 14.7
IREDELL 550 10.7
JACKSON 159 14.6
JOHNSTON 591 8.5
JONES 48 15.6
LEE 284 12.1
LENOIR 428 19.4
LINCOLN 304 12.3
MCDOWELL 145 10.3
MACON 113 11.3
MADISON 49 8.6
MARTIN 109 14.3
MECKLENBURG 3,882 12.0
MITCHELL 42 9.7
MONTGOMERY 121 13.6
MOORE 302 10.9
NASH 496 14.6
NEW HANOVER 546 11.3
NORTHAMPTON 104 17.0
ONSLOW 1,010 7.3
ORANGE 209 10.5
PAMLICO 37 14.3
PASQUOTANK 159 11.2
PENDER 182 11.1
PERQUIMANS 40 11.0
PERSON 199 15.0
PITT 828 13.9
POLK 40 9.7
RANDOLPH 572 11.8
RICHMOND 335 17.0
ROBESON 887 13.9
ROCKINGHAM 369 12.6
ROWAN 680 13.6
RUTHERFORD 342 15.0
SAMPSON 377 14.6
SCOTLAND 290 19.0
STANLY 247 11.2
STOKES 135 10.4
SURRY 314 12.7
SWAIN 97 17.3
TRANSYLVANIA 58 8.3
TYRRELL 11 9.7
UNION 591 10.3
VANCE 313 16.9
WAKE 2,473 10.1
WARREN 77 13.9
WASHINGTON 73 17.4
WATAUGA 57 7.8
WAYNE 727 14.2
WILKES 357 15.4
WILSON 447 15.7
YADKIN 154 13.0
YANCEY 50 8.4

PREPARED BY NC-DHHS STATE CENTER FOR HEALTH STATISTICS
NOTE: RATES BASED ON SMALL NUMBERS (FEWER THAN 20 CASES)
ARE UNSTABLE AND SHOULD BE INTERPRETED WITH CAUTION