Wilson

Onslow

Chatham

Franklin

Person

Lee

Randolph

Guilford

Clay

Swain

Madison

Polk

Lincoln

Burke

Caldwell

Ashe

Wilkes

Iredell

Yadkin

Surry

Rowan

Davie

Union Anson

Stanly

Forsyth

Moore

Hoke

Robeson

Johnston

Duplin

Pender

Craven

Pitt

Nash

Lenoir

Brunswick

Jones

HertfordGates

Bertie

Harnett

Columbus

Camden

Cherokee

Graham

Buncombe

WataugaCaswell

sylvaniaTran- Meck-

lenburg

mondRich-

NewHanover

Jackson

Avery

McDowell Catawba

anderAlex-

Davidson

Stokesville

gomeryMont-

combmanceAla-

Cumber-land

Bladen

Scot-land

Gran-Warren

Edge-Martin

WayneGreene

Mitchell

Vance

Sampson

CabarrusGastonMacon

Haywood

Wake

Carteret

Pamlico

BeaufortHyde

DareTyrrell

ingtonWash-

Halifax

NorthamptonCurrituckPasquotankChowan

Perquimans

Rutherford

Yancey

ghanyAlle-

DurhamOrange

Rockingham

ClevelanddersonHen-

PCR I WesternN=52

N=181

N=153

N=158

N=172 N=144PCR II Northwestern

PCR III Southwestern

PCR V Southeastern

PCR IV Northeastern PCR VI Eastern

Rates Per 1,000 Live Births

6.2

6.3 - 6.8

6.9 - 7.1

7.2 - 8.5

County BoundaryState Center for Health Statistics

Chatham

Person

Swain

Macon

MadisonBurke

Caldwell

Wilkes

Surry

Rowan

Davie

Johnston

Duplin

Brunswick

Hertford

Gates

Bertie

Wayne

Pasquotank

Hyde

Nash

Onslow

Wilson

Watauga

Graham

Beaufort

Currituck

PamlicoClay

Lincoln

Wake

Franklin

Hoke

HarnettStanly

Union Anson

Yadkin Forsyth Guilford

Rockingham

Moore

Robeson BladenPender

Columbus

Jones

Craven

Carteret

GreenePitt

Warren

Dare

Camden

CherokeeJackson

HaywoodBuncombe

Polk

Rutherford

Gaston

Catawba

Ashe

McDowell

Mitchell

CabarrusLee

Davidson

Durham

RandolphIredell

Stokes

Lenoir

Sampson

Martin Tyrrell

PerquimansVance

Edgecombe

Cleveland

Yancey

Henderson

Alexander

Avery

Alleghany

Caswell

GranvilleOrange

Alamance

Northampton

Halifax

Washington

Chowan

Cumberland

HanoverNew

Mecklenburg Montgomery

Scotland

Transylvania

Richmond

North Carolina Infant Mortality Rates by County2010 - 2014

Rates Per 1,000 Live Births

3.9 - 6.2

6.3 - 7.7

7.8 - 10.0

10.1 - 15.1

Suppressed*

North Carolina 2014 Infant Mortality Ratesby Perinatal Care Regions (PCR)

* Rates based on less than 10 deaths are unreliable and have been suppressed.