Teenage parenthood by county

Births to mothers aged 15 to 19, per 1,000 females in that age group. 2024 compared with 2023. Good ●●●

Select a column heading to sort. Blank means the publisher did not report that area; "suppressed" means the publisher withheld a small number; "not shown" means this site withheld it (fewer than 30 survey respondents).

County figures describe where students live. To find a school district's county, use the district-to-county table; a city district is matched to the county where its office is.

County	2024	2023	Change	Years with data
Appling	25.9	34.1	-8.2	10
Atkinson	49.5	48.4	+1.1	10
Bacon	35.8	45.6	-9.8	10
Baker	suppressed	suppressed		10
Baldwin	11.5	13.8	-2.3	10
Banks	17.8	13.2	+4.6	10
Barrow	15.1	16.3	-1.2	10
Bartow	22.0	19.4	+2.6	10
Ben Hill	33.7	37.2	-3.5	10
Berrien	31.0	29.3	+1.7	10
Bibb	27.5	28.7	-1.2	10
Bleckley	31.2	30.9	+0.3	10
Brantley	32.6	22.4	+10.2	10
Brooks	46.6	25.5	+21.1	10
Bryan	7.7	11.3	-3.6	10
Bulloch	12.1	14.3	-2.2	10
Burke	25.4	23.3	+2.1	10
Butts	16.0	22.4	-6.4	10
Calhoun	suppressed	69.6		10
Camden	22.6	13.7	+8.9	10
Candler	33.2	17.3	+15.9	10
Carroll	17.2	17.4	-0.2	10
Catoosa	14.8	15.9	-1.1	10
Charlton	38.9	suppressed		10
Chatham	16.7	16.5	+0.2	10
Chattahoochee	57.3	23.4	+33.9	10
Chattooga	30.8	29.0	+1.8	10
Cherokee	8.8	10.0	-1.2	10
Clarke	15.2	12.7	+2.5	10
Clay	suppressed	suppressed		10
Clayton	20.8	20.9	-0.1	10
Clinch	32.6	61.0	-28.4	10
Cobb	10.2	9.6	+0.6	10
Coffee	33.3	29.3	+4.0	10
Colquitt	30.4	41.2	-10.8	10
Columbia	6.7	7.1	-0.4	10
Cook	30.5	25.1	+5.4	10
Coweta	9.9	11.3	-1.4	10
Crawford	suppressed	14.3		10
Crisp	48.6	35.3	+13.3	10
Dade	15.0	14.9	+0.1	10
Dawson	9.6	17.8	-8.2	10
DeKalb	17.5	21.6	-4.1	10
Decatur	29.2	35.4	-6.2	10
Dodge	24.1	18.6	+5.5	10
Dooly	43.0	35.8	+7.2	10
Dougherty	25.5	22.6	+2.9	10
Douglas	13.7	11.4	+2.3	10
Early	15.7	24.0	-8.3	10
Echols	suppressed	suppressed		10
Effingham	18.2	15.0	+3.2	10
Elbert	21.5	13.9	+7.6	10
Emanuel	31.4	38.8	-7.4	10
Evans	38.4	35.2	+3.2	10
Fannin	36.2	22.6	+13.6	10
Fayette	4.5	4.0	+0.5	10
Floyd	19.5	20.8	-1.3	10
Forsyth	3.6	3.2	+0.4	10
Franklin	20.1	31.4	-11.3	10
Fulton	10.2	11.6	-1.4	10
Gilmer	26.6	27.9	-1.3	10
Glascock	suppressed	0.0		10
Glynn	24.2	22.0	+2.2	10
Gordon	28.0	27.9	+0.1	10
Grady	33.6	34.5	-0.9	10
Greene	12.2	28.8	-16.6	10
Gwinnett	12.2	12.9	-0.7	10
Habersham	13.9	21.8	-7.9	10
Hall	23.4	22.8	+0.6	10
Hancock	33.3	suppressed		10
Haralson	25.1	23.8	+1.3	10
Harris	7.1	7.5	-0.4	10
Hart	12.5	24.4	-11.9	10
Heard	18.4	18.8	-0.4	10
Henry	10.6	10.0	+0.6	10
Houston	15.5	16.9	-1.4	10
Irwin	33.7	21.4	+12.3	10
Jackson	10.3	13.6	-3.3	10
Jasper	27.7	suppressed		10
Jeff Davis	43.4	32.6	+10.8	10
Jefferson	29.6	27.4	+2.2	10
Jenkins	32.1	37.7	-5.6	10
Johnson	30.2	55.0	-24.8	10
Jones	21.5	18.1	+3.4	10
Lamar	14.3	14.4	-0.1	10
Lanier	37.0	17.3	+19.7	10
Laurens	35.9	32.1	+3.8	10
Lee	18.5	14.7	+3.8	10
Liberty	27.8	36.2	-8.4	10
Lincoln	suppressed	suppressed		10
Long	12.8	13.4	-0.6	10
Lowndes	20.1	19.9	+0.2	10
Lumpkin	9.6	3.2	+6.4	10
Macon	60.2	26.3	+33.9	10
Madison	16.2	24.9	-8.7	10
Marion	30.2	24.9	+5.3	10
McDuffie	25.5	32.6	-7.1	10
McIntosh	suppressed	38.8		10
Meriwether	31.5	27.0	+4.5	10
Miller	suppressed	suppressed		10
Mitchell	39.7	38.8	+0.9	10
Monroe	13.8	10.6	+3.2	10
Montgomery	26.8	22.1	+4.7	10
Morgan	17.4	12.4	+5.0	10
Murray	26.0	27.4	-1.4	10
Muscogee	24.0	21.8	+2.2	10
Newton	16.4	14.9	+1.5	10
Oconee	3.3	2.8	+0.5	10
Oglethorpe	21.3	22.3	-1.0	10
Paulding	8.4	9.3	-0.9	10
Peach	11.2	17.6	-6.4	10
Pickens	13.1	21.4	-8.3	10
Pierce	26.5	23.8	+2.7	10
Pike	14.7	20.0	-5.3	10
Polk	21.6	30.9	-9.3	10
Pulaski	20.7	18.7	+2.0	10
Putnam	21.5	29.8	-8.3	10
Quitman	0.0	suppressed		10
Rabun	28.8	23.6	+5.2	10
Randolph	suppressed	25.8		10
Richmond	26.8	26.9	-0.1	10
Rockdale	13.7	14.9	-1.2	10
Schley	28.2	suppressed		10
Screven	33.0	40.4	-7.4	10
Seminole	44.4	37.7	+6.7	10
Spalding	23.3	25.7	-2.4	10
Stephens	16.1	22.5	-6.4	10
Stewart	49.5	suppressed		10
Sumter	34.2	34.9	-0.7	10
Talbot	suppressed	suppressed		10
Taliaferro	0.0	0.0	0.0	10
Tattnall	35.2	29.5	+5.7	10
Taylor	suppressed	28.4		10
Telfair	68.4	40.1	+28.3	10
Terrell	51.1	39.0	+12.1	10
Thomas	30.2	18.2	+12.0	10
Tift	40.7	31.7	+9.0	10
Toombs	19.8	38.0	-18.2	10
Towns	23.2	suppressed		10
Treutlen	37.4	24.6	+12.8	10
Troup	26.8	31.1	-4.3	10
Turner	36.5	35.7	+0.8	10
Twiggs	suppressed	28.6		10
Union	27.2	11.7	+15.5	10
Upson	14.6	37.0	-22.4	10
Walker	24.9	24.8	+0.1	10
Walton	12.0	12.2	-0.2	10
Ware	34.4	36.0	-1.6	10
Warren	62.5	suppressed		10
Washington	29.5	22.0	+7.5	10
Wayne	28.0	44.9	-16.9	10
Webster	suppressed	82.0		10
Wheeler	40.9	59.5	-18.6	10
White	14.6	13.4	+1.2	10
Whitfield	19.6	26.9	-7.3	10
Wilcox	suppressed	25.3		10
Wilkes	30.5	35.6	-5.1	10
Wilkinson	43.3	47.6	-4.3	10
Worth	20.2	30.2	-10.0	10

Source: Georgia Department of Public Health, OASIS birth data (query of the public tool), by county and state. Calendar years, single-year rates. Small counties are suppressed by the state tool in some years. The tool reports ages 15 to 17 and 18 to 19 separately; the combined 15 to 19 rate is shown. County Health Rankings publishes a higher figure (18.6 for Georgia in its 2025 release) because it pools several years of births; the scoping report names the state tool as the best source and that is what is used here.