Washington Birth Rate By County in 2012

Updated on June 18, 2025.

According to the US Census Bureau Vintage data estimates, in 2012, the birth rate for Washington was 12.63. Adams had the highest birth rate (21.16), followed by Franklin (20.87), and Grant (17.34). On the other hand, San Juan had the lowest birth rate (4.81), followed by Jefferson (6.03), and Columbia (6.52).

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Data Source: US Census Bureau (Vintage).

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Washington Birth Rate By County in 2012

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County	Birth Rate
Adams	21.16
Asotin	10.47
Benton	14.34
Chelan	12.83
Clallam	9.13
Clark	12.3
Columbia	6.52
Cowlitz	11.83
Douglas	13.31
Ferry	9.67
Franklin	20.87
Garfield	9.45
Grant	17.34
Grays Harbor	11.07
Island	11.33
Jefferson	6.03
King	12.28
Kitsap	11.91
Kittitas	9.71
Klickitat	10.02
Lewis	11.41
Lincoln	8.21
Mason	10.74
Okanogan	13.5
Pacific	10.03
Pend Oreille	7.78
Pierce	14.1
San Juan	4.81
Skagit	12.29
Skamania	9.21
Snohomish	12.25
Spokane	12.28
Stevens	10.49
Thurston	12.14
Wahkiakum	8.01
Walla Walla	11.53
Whatcom	11.06
Whitman	9.35
Yakima	16.7