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This section is a supplement to the main U.S. by state births patterns http://proximityone.com/birthpatterns.htm and provides data in ranking table format for 2009 state births by race/ethnicity.

Use Ranking Table to Examine Patterns. Use the interactive ranking table provided below to view/rank/compare state 2009 birth patterns by race/ethnicity, birth rate and fertility rate. For example, click column header White NH% (births to White mothers, non-Hispanic, as percent of total births) twice in the ranking table below to view states ranked on this item in descending order.

2009 Births by State by Race/Ethnicity
Interactive ranking table -- click column header to sort; click again to sort other direction.
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Column headers ...
Births - total births by place of residence
White NH - White non-Hispanic births
White NH% - White non-Hispanic births, percent of total
Black NH - Black non-Hispanic births
Black NH% - Black non-Hispanic births, percent of total
AIAN - American Indian & Alaska Native births
AIAN% - American Indian & Alaska Native births, percent of total
AsianPI" - Asian & Pacific Islander births
AsianPI% - Asian & Pacific Islander births, percent of total
BirthRate - birth rates are total births per 1,000 total population.
FertilityRate - fertility rates are total births per 1,000 women aged 15-44 years.

Data Sources
Data in the above table are based on data from the National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS).
... 2009 data from this report, Table 6 (12/2010).

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