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US Counties With the Highest Women Aged 15 to 50

3,214 US counties ranked by women aged 15 to 50, from highest to lowest. First are Madison County, ID (412.28), Radford city, VA (386.73) and Williamsburg city, VA (339.63). The middle one of the 3,214 has 208.69.

What this measures

The number of women aged 15 to 50, the group the survey asks about recent births. Source: Census ACS 5-year.

This is a count, so it is ranked per 1,000 residents. Ranked by the raw total, it would just list the biggest counties.

For most measures, a national ranking mostly sorts places by income and by how urban they are. Each county’s own page compares it with the 50 counties most like it instead, which is often the fairer view.

The 100 highest counties

RankCountyPer 1,000 residents
1Madison County, ID412.28
2Radford city, VA386.73
3Williamsburg city, VA339.63
4Harrisonburg city, VA333.57
5Clarke County, GA320.26
6Culebra Municipio, PR313.04
7Whitman County, WA310.40
8Charlottesville city, VA303.53
9Fredericksburg city, VA303.14
10Lafayette County, MS303.09
11Oktibbeha County, MS302.95
12Clay County, SD302.32
13Foard County, TX300.28
14Brazos County, TX299.64
15District of Columbia, DC299.46
16Suffolk County, MA298.63
17Lynchburg city, VA298.13
18Riley County, KS296.97
19Leon County, FL295.84
20Isabella County, MI292.83
21Tompkins County, NY291.11
22Skagway Municipality, AK289.76
23Bulloch County, GA288.56
24Watauga County, NC288.04
25Athens County, OH288.02
26Alachua County, FL287.91
27Adair County, MO287.74
28Arlington County, VA286.89
29Monroe County, IN286.79
30Boone County, MO286.24
31Richmond city, VA285.45
32Johnson County, IA284.55
33Denver County, CO284.46
34Albany County, WY283.80
35Yolo County, CA283.62
36Douglas County, KS283.12
37Lincoln Parish, LA282.95
38Forrest County, MS282.43
39Pulaski County, GA281.51
40Alexandria city, VA281.23
41Lake County, CO280.66
42Pitt County, NC280.43
43Bailey County, TX279.53
44Champaign County, IL278.69
45Story County, IA278.24
46Dawes County, NE277.89
47Payne County, OK277.82
48Tuscaloosa County, AL277.82
49New York County, NY277.51
50Coconino County, AZ277.28
51Rowan County, KY277.27
52Pike County, AL277.00
53Monongalia County, WV276.70
54Davidson County, TN276.14
55Cache County, UT275.95
56Travis County, TX274.90
57Montgomery County, VA273.61
58Clark County, AR272.90
59Utah County, UT272.80
60Waller County, TX272.14
61Claiborne County, MS272.11
62Fulton County, GA271.86
63Multnomah County, OR271.55
64Hays County, TX271.53
65Durham County, NC271.49
66Hampshire County, MA271.30
67Orange County, NC271.19
68Mecklenburg County, NC270.67
69Tippecanoe County, IN270.64
70Brookings County, SD270.62
71Ingham County, MI270.54
72Erath County, TX270.44
73Faulkner County, AR269.87
74Richland County, SC269.77
75Juncos Municipio, PR268.65
76Clayton County, GA268.60
77Latah County, ID268.39
78Lee County, AL268.29
79Benton County, OR268.10
80Philadelphia County, PA267.94
81Coryell County, TX267.89
82Lowndes County, GA267.81
83Sumter County, AL267.80
84Gurabo Municipio, PR267.49
85Baltimore city, MD266.95
86St. Louis city, MO266.74
87Hudson County, NJ266.52
88Blue Earth County, MN265.76
89Rutherford County, TN265.38
90Orange County, FL265.26
91Calloway County, KY265.14
92Nodaway County, MO265.09
93DeKalb County, IL264.84
94Lubbock County, TX264.75
95Madison County, KY264.45
96McLean County, IL264.43
97Orleans Parish, LA263.82
98Montgomery County, TN263.79
99DeKalb County, GA263.61
100Livingston County, MO263.36

Every state, highest first

Each state’s own published figure, not an average of its counties.

RankStatePer 1,000 residents
1District of Columbia299.46
2Utah253.95
3Texas246.19
4Georgia245.60
5Colorado242.43
6California241.16
7Massachusetts238.43
8North Carolina235.79
9Virginia235.66
10Washington235.58
11New York235.28
12Mississippi235.23
13Maryland234.62
14Illinois234.54
15Louisiana234.23
16Tennessee234.08
17Oregon233.14
18Rhode Island233.05
19Nevada232.86
20Alabama232.68
21Oklahoma232.61
22Puerto Rico231.43
23Idaho230.90
24Indiana230.87
25Alaska229.64
26Arkansas229.48
27South Carolina229.19
28New Jersey228.19
29Missouri228.14
30Arizona227.50
31Nebraska227.11
32Kentucky227.06
33Kansas226.78
34Connecticut226.48
35Minnesota226.09
36North Dakota226.06
37Ohio225.36
38New Mexico224.47
39Michigan224.01
40Iowa223.04
41Pennsylvania222.74
42Wisconsin221.91
43Delaware220.96
44Vermont220.19
45Wyoming219.37
46Florida218.59
47Hawaii217.15
48New Hampshire216.97
49Montana216.80
50South Dakota215.20
51West Virginia212.98
52Maine211.44

More on women aged 15 to 50

A ranking describes places, not the people in them, and a high or low place does not by itself say why. All US rankings.