50-State and National Comparisons

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Teen Pregnancy Rate, Girls 15-19, 2005
(Rate per 1,000)

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Rank
 State
Value 
United States
70
35
Alabama
73
20
Alaska
61
48
Arizona
89
43
Arkansas
80
36
California
75
32
Colorado
69
15
Connecticut
57
45
Delaware
83
39
Florida
77
44
Georgia
80
34
Hawaii
71
13
Idaho
55
30
Illinois
67
22
Indiana
62
10
Iowa
51
18
Kansas
60
29
Kentucky
66
33
Louisiana
70
3
Maine
43
27
Maryland
65
8
Massachusetts
49
19
Michigan
60
4
Minnesota
43
46
Mississippi
85
26
Missouri
63
14
Montana
56
9
Nebraska
50
49
Nevada
90
1
New Hampshire
33
31
New Jersey
68
50
New Mexico
93
40
New York
77
37
North Carolina
76
5
North Dakota
45
23
Ohio
62
38
Oklahoma
76
16
Oregon
57
12
Pennsylvania
53
24
Rhode Island
62
41
South Carolina
79
11
South Dakota
51
42
Tennessee
79
47
Texas
88
6
Utah
47
2
Vermont
40
21
Virginia
61
17
Washington
59
Washington, DC
165
25
West Virginia
62
7
Wisconsin
47
28
Wyoming
65
Last modified: January 2010

Source: Kost, K., Henshaw, S., & Carlin, L. (2010). U.S. Teenage Pregnancies, Births and Abortions: National and State Trends and Trends by Race and Ethnicity. Retrieved January 2010, from .http://www.guttmacher.org/pubs/USTPtrends.pdf

Notes: State-level pregnancy data are released on an irregular basis. For more information on data availability, see http://www.teenpregnancy.org/about/faq.asp#11. If you must use data from a more recent year, consider using teen birth data instead of teen pregnancy data -- these rates can be obtained at http://www.teenpregnancy.org/america/statistics.asp?ID=4.

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