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Scientific Data Documentation
Detail Natality, 1979-1988
Natality 79-88 Dataset Names Detail Natality Public-Use Tape Files 1979 - 1988 Introduction The natality data file is maintained by calendar year. Beginning with 1985, the file contains data on a 100 percent basis from all reporting areas. As a result the weight field (tape location 208) contains a one for all records for years 1985-87. For States that submit 100 percent of their data, each record contains a one (1) in the weight field. For states that submit 50 percent of their data, each record contains a two (2) in the weight field. Natality tabulations, published by the National Center for Health Statistics/Division of Vital Statistics (NCHS/DVS), are by place of residence unless otherwise specified in the tables. Births to nonresidents of the United States (Foreign Residents) are excluded from these tabulations. However, tables by place of occurrence include births to foreign residents of the United States and totals differ from resident tables. If your totals differ from NCHS published figures, different handling of foreign residents may be the reason. Foreign residents can be identified by code 52 through 57 and 59 in tape locations 13-14. 1LIST OF DATA ELEMENTS AND TAPE LOCATIONS Tape Data Items Locations 1. General a. Data year 1 b. Reporting area 4 c. Record type 11 d. Resident status 12 e. Record weight 208 2. Occurrence a. NCHS State 28-29 b. Expanded NCHS State 214-215 c. NCHS County 30-32 d. Division 33 e. Region 193 f. FIPS State 194-195 g. FIPS County 196-198 3. Residence a. NCHS State 13-14 b. Expanded NCHS State 2-3 c. NCHS County 15-17 d. NCHS City 18-20 e. Population size 21 f. NCHS SMSA 22-24 g. Met/Nonmet county 25 h. Division 26 i. Region 192 j. FIPS State 199-200 k. FIPS County 201-203 l. FIPS SMSA 204-207 4. Dates of a. Last menstrual period 88-92 b. Birth 84-87 c. Last live birth 113-116 d. Last other termination 125-128 5. Prenatal Care a. Month began 109-112 b. Number of visits 140-141,209-212 6. Child a. Sex 35 b. Race 39-40 c. Number at delivery 81-83 d. Birthweight 73-79 e. APGAR score 181-186 f. Gestation 93-97 7. Mother a. Age 41-51 b. Race 38 c. Marital status 107-108 d. Education 98-102 e. Place of birth 138-139 f. Origin or descent 187-188 8. Pregnancy History a. Born alive, now living 52-53 b. Born alive, now dead 54-55 c. Born dead 56-57 d. Other terminations 1. Before 20 weeks 177-178 2. After 20 weeks 179-180 e. Total birth order 58-60 f. Live birth order 61-67 9. Father a. Age 69-72 b. Race 37 c. Education 103-106 d. Origin or descent 189-190 10. Other Items a. Congenital malformations 142 b. Residence reporting flags 146-160 c. Occurrence reporting flags 161-172 d. Attendant at birth 176 e. Place of delivery 80 f. Outcome of last pregnancy 137 g. Interval since last live birth 117-124 h. Interval since last other termination 130-132 i. Interval since last pregnancy 133-136 j. Gestation imputation flag 191 RECORD LAYOUT 1. Data Year Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 1 1 Data Year _________ 9,0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7 1979-1987 2-3. Expanded State of Residence Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 2-3 2 Expanded State of Residence ___________________________ (Effective with 1982 data. Previous years coded shipment number in these columns) This item is designed to separately identify New York city records from other New York State records 01 ... Alabama 02 ... Alaska 03 ... Arizona 04 ... Arkansas 05 ... California 06 ... Colorado 07 ... Connecticut 08 ... Delaware 09 ... District of Columbia 10 ... Florida 11 ... Georgia 12 ... Hawaii 13 ... Idaho 14 ... Illinois 15 ... Indiana 16 ... Iowa 17 ... Kansas 18 ... Kentucky 19 ... Louisiana 20 ... Maine 21 ... Maryland 22 ... Massachusetts 23 ... Michigan 24 ... Minnesota 25 ... Mississippi 26 ... Missouri 27 ... Montana 28 ... Nebraska 29 ... Nevada 30 ... New Hampshire 31 ... New Jersey 32 ... New Mexico 33 ... New York 34 ... New York City 35 ... North Carolina 36 ... North Dakota 37 ... Ohio 38 ... Oklahoma 39 ... Oregon 40 ... Pennsylvania 41 ... Rhode Island 42 ... South Carolina 43 ... South Dakota 44 ... Tennessee 45 ... Texas 46 ... Utah 47 ... Vermont 48 ... Virginia 49 ... Washington 50 ... West Virginia 51 ... Wisconsin 52 ... Wyoming 53 ... Puerto Rico 54 ... Virgin Islands 55 ... Guam 56 ... Canada 57 ... Cuba 58 ... Mexico 60 ... Remainder of the world 4. Reporting Area Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 4 1 Reporting Area ______________ The following codes used with the State of Ocurrence codes, tape locations 28-29, identify separate reporting areas. 1 ... Bronx borough, Bronx county 2 ... Brooklyn borough, Kings county 3 ... Manhattan borough, New York county 4 ... Queens borough, Queens county 5 ... Staten Island borough, Richmond count 6 ... Chicago 0 ... All other areas. 5-10. Certificate Number Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 5-10 6 Certificate Number __________________ These positions are blank. 11. Record Type Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 11 1 Record Type ___________ 1 ... RESIDENTS State and County of Occurrence and Residence are the same. 2 ... NONRESIDENTS State and/or County of Occurrence and Residence are different. 12. Resident Status Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 12 1 Resident Status _______________ 1 ... RESIDENTS State and County of Occurrence and Residence are the same. 2 ... INTRASTATE NONRESIDENTS State of Occurrence and Residence are the same. County is different. 3 ... INTERSTATE NONRESIDENTS State of Occurrence and Residence are different,but both are in the U.S. 4 ... FOREIGN RESIDENTS State of Occurrence is one of the 50 States or the District of Columbia, but Place of Residence is outside of the U.S. 13-27. Place of Residence Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 13-27 15 PLACE OF RESIDENCE __________________ Refer to the Geographic Code Outline further back in this document for a detailed list of areas and codes. 13-14 2 State of Residence __________________ 01 ... Alabama 02 ... Alaska 03 ... Arizona 04 ... Arkansas 05 ... California 06 ... Colorado 07 ... Connecticut 08 ... Delaware 09 ... District of Columbia 10 ... Florida 11 ... Georgia 12 ... Hawaii 13 ... Idaho 14 ... Illinois 15 ... Indiana 16 ... Iowa 17 ... Kansas 18 ... Kentucky 19 ... Louisiana 20 ... Maine 21 ... Maryland 22 ... Massachusetts 23 ... Michigan 24 ... Minnesota 25 ... Mississippi 26 ... Missouri 27 ... Montana 28 ... Nebraska 29 ... Nevada 30 ... New Hampshire 31 ... New Jersey 32 ... New Mexico 33 ... New York 34 ... North Carolina 35 ... North Dakota 36 ... Ohio 37 ... Oklahoma 38 ... Oregon 39 ... Pennsylvania 40 ... Rhode Island 41 ... South Carolina 42 ... South Dakota 43 ... Tennessee 44 ... Texas 45 ... Utah 46 ... Vermont 47 ... Virginia 48 ... Washington 49 ... West Virginia 50 ... Wisconsin 51 ... Wyoming 52-57,59 ... Foreign Residents 52 ... Puerto Rico 53 ... Virgin Islands 54 ... Guam 55 ... Canada 56 ... Cuba 57 ... Mexico 59 ... Remainder of the world Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 15-17 3 County of Residence ___________________ 001-nnn ... Counties and county equivalents (independent and coextensive cities) are numbered alphabetically within each State. (Note: To uniquely iden- tify a county, both the State and county codes must be used.) ZZZ ... Foreign residents 18-20 3 City of Residence _________________ (1979-1981) 001-nnn ... Cities are numbered alphabetically within each State and identify each city with a population of 100,000 or more in 1970. (Note: To uniquely identify a city, both the State and and city codes must be used. State, county and city codes may also be used.) 999 ... Balance of county ZZZ ... Foreign residents (1982-1987) 001-nnn ... Cities are numbered alphabetically within each State and identify each city with a population of 100,000 or more in 1980. (Note: To uniquely identify a city, both the State and and city codes must be used. State, county and city codes may also be used.) 999 ... Balance of county ZZZ ... Foreign residents 21 1 Population Size of City of Residence ____________________________________ (1979-1983) 0 ... Place of 1,000,000 or more 1 ... Place of 500,000 to 1,000,000 2 ... Place of 250,000 to 500,000 3 ... Place of 100,000 to 250,000 4 ... Place of 50,000 to 100,000 5 ... Place of 25,000 to 50,000 6 ... Place of 10,000 to 25,000 9 ... All other areas in the U.S. Z ... Foreign residents (1984-1987) 0 ... Place of 1,000,000 or more 1 ... Place of 500,000 to 1,000,000 2 ... Place of 250,000 to 500,000 3 ... Place of 100,000 to 250,000 9 ... All other areas in the U.S. Z ... Foreign residents 22-24 3 NCHS Standard Metropolitan Statistical Area (SMSA) (Codes changed in 1980. Previous years were 1970 SMSA codes.) __________________________________________________ Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas are those established by the U.S. Office of Management and Budget (OMB) using final 1980 Census population counts.For New England, the New England county Metropolitan Areas (NECMA) are used. Further back in this document is a list of SMSA'S and their component counties. 000 ... Nonmetropolitan counties 001-305 ... The 305 SMSA's established for 1980 ZZZ ... Foreign residents 25 1 Metropolitan - Nonmetropolitan County of Residence __________________________________________________ 1 ... Metropolitan county 2 ... Nonmetropolitan county Z ... Foreign residents Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline _______ _____ _____________________ 26-27 2 Division and State Subcode of Residence _______________________________________ States are coded within Division. The code structure is designed to sequence the States as they appear in NCHS publications. Location 26 identifies the Division and location 27 identifies States within that Division. 00 ... Foreign Residents _________________ 1 ... New England ___________ 1 ... Maine 2 ... New Hampshire 3 ... Vermont 4 ... Massachusetts 5 ... Rhode Island 6 ... Connecticut 2 ... Middle Atlantic _______________ 1 ... New York 2 ... New Jersey 3 ... Pennsylvania 3 ... East North Central __________________ 1 ... Ohio 2 ... Indiana 3 ... Illinois 4 ... Michigan 5 ... Wisconsin 4 ... West North Central __________________ 1 ... Minnesota 2 ... Iowa 3 ... Missouri 4 ... North Dakota 5 ... South Dakota 6 ... Nebraska 7 ... Kansas 5 ... South Atlantic ______________ 1 ... Delaware 2 ... Maryland 3 ... District of Columbia 4 ... Virginia 5 ... West Virginia 6 ... North Carolina 7 ... South Carolina 8 ... Georgia 9 ... Florida 6 ... East South Central __________________ 1 ... Kentucky 2 ... Tennessee 3 ... Alabama 4 ... Mississippi 7 ... West South Central __________________ 1 ... Arkansas 2 ... Louisiana 3 ... Oklahoma 4 ... Texas 8 ... Mountain ________ 1 ... Montana 2 ... Idaho 3 ... Wyoming 4 ... Colorado 5 ... New Mexico 6 ... Arizona 7 ... Utah 8 ... Nevada 9 ... Pacific _______ 1 ... Washington 2 ... Oregon 3 ... California 4 ... Alaska 5 ... Hawaii 28-34. Place of Occurrence Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 28-34 7 PLACE OF OCCURRENCE ___________________ Refer to the Geographic Code Outline further back in this document for a detailed list of areas and codes. 28-29 2 State of Occurrence ___________________ 01 ... Alabama 02 ... Alaska 03 ... Arizona 04 ... Arkansas 05 ... California 06 ... Colorado 07 ... Connecticut 08 ... Delaware 09 ... District of Columbia 10 ... Florida 11 ... Georgia 12 ... Hawaii 13 ... Idaho 14 ... Illinois 15 ... Indiana 16 ... Iowa 17 ... Kansas 18 ... Kentucky 19 ... Louisiana 20 ... Maine 21 ... Maryland 22 ... Massachusetts 23 ... Michigan 24 ... Minnesota 25 ... Mississippi 26 ... Missouri 27 ... Montana 28 ... Nebraska 29 ... Nevada 30 ... New Hampshire 31 ... New Jersey 32 ... New Mexico 33 ... New York 34 ... North Carolina 35 ... North Dakota 36 ... Ohio 37 ... Oklahoma 38 ... Oregon 39 ... Pennsylvania 40 ... Rhode Island 41 ... South Carolina 42 ... South Dakota 43 ... Tennessee 44 ... Texas 45 ... Utah 46 ... Vermont 47 ... Virginia 48 ... Washington 49 ... West Virginia 50 ... Wisconsin 51 ... Wyoming 30-32 3 County of Occurrence ____________________ 001-nnn ... Counties and county equivalents (independent and coextensive cities) are numbered alphabetically within each State. (Note: To uniquely identify a county, both the state and county codes must be used.) Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 33-34 2 Division and State Subcode of Occurrence ________________________________________ States are coded within Division. The code structure is designed to sequence the states as they appear in NCHS Publications. Location 33 identifies the Division and location 34 identifies states within that division. 1 ... New England ___________ 1 ... Maine 2 ... New Hampshire 3 ... Vermont 4 ... Massachusetts 5 ... Rhode Island 6 ... Connecticut 2 ... Middle Atlantic _______________ 1 ... New York 2 ... New Jersey 3 ... Pennsylvania 3 ... East North Central __________________ 1 ... Ohio 2 ... Indiana 3 ... Illinois 4 ... Michigan 5 ... Wisconsin 4 ... West North Central __________________ 1 ... Minnesota 2 ... Iowa 3 ... Missouri 4 ... North Dakota 5 ... South Dakota 6 ... Nebraska 7 ... Kansas 5 ... South Atlantic ______________ 1 ... Delaware 2 ... Maryland 3 ... District of Columbia 4 ... Virginia 5 ... West Virginia 6 ... North Carolina 7 ... South Carolina 8 ... Georgia 9 ... Florida 6 ... East South Central __________________ 1 ... Kentucky 2 ... Tennessee 3 ... Alabama 4 ... Mississippi 7 ... West South Central __________________ 1 ... Arkansas 2 ... Louisiana 3 ... Oklahoma 4 ... Texas 8 ... Mountain ________ 1 ... Montana 2 ... Idaho 3 ... Wyoming 4 ... Colorado 5 ... New Mexico 6 ... Arizona 7 ... Utah 8 ... Nevada 9 ... Pacific _______ 1 ... Washington 2 ... Oregon 3 ... California 4 ... Alaska 5 ... Hawaii 35. Sex of Child TAPE FIELD Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 35 1 Sex of Child ____________ 1 ... Male 2 ... Female 36. Attendant at Birth Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 36 1 Attendant at Birth __________________ (NOTE: NCHS does not use this variable for tabulation. For comparable data, use variable in location 176.) 1 ... Physician in Hospital or Institution 2 ... Physician (not in Hospital) 3 ... Midwife (not in Hospital) 4 ... Other and not specified 37. Detail Race of Father Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 37 1 Detail Race of Father _____________________ 0 ... Other Asian or Pacific Islander 1 ... White 2 ... Black 3 ... American Indian (includes Aleuts and Eskimos) 4 ... Chinese 5 ... Japanese 6 ... Hawaiian (includes Part-Hawaiian) 7 ... Other nonwhite 8 ... Filipino 9 ... Not stated 38. Detail Race of Mother Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 38 1 Detail Race of Mother _____________________ 0 ... Other Asian or Pacific Islander 1 ... White 2 ... Black 3 ... American Indian (includes Aleuts and Eskimos) 4 ... Chinese 5 ... Japanese 6 ... Hawaiian (includes Part-Hawaiian) 7 ... Other nonwhite 8 ... Filipino 9 ... Not stated 39. Detail Race of Child Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 39 1 Detail Race of Child ____________________ 0 ... Other Asian or Pacific Islander 1 ... White 2 ... Black 3 ... American Indian (includes Aleuts and Eskimos) 4 ... Chinese 5 ... Japanese 6 ... Hawaiian (includes Part-Hawaiian) 7 ... Other nonwhite 8 ... Filipino 40. Race of Child Recode 3 Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 40 1 Race of Child Recode 3 ______________________ 1 ... White 2 ... Races other than White or Black 3 ... Black 41-42. Detail Age of Mother Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 41-42 2 Detail Age of Mother ____________________ 10-49 ... Age in single years 43-44. Age of Mother Single Years Recode 36 Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 43-44 2 Age of Mother Single Years Recode 36 ____________________________________ 01 ... Under 15 years 02 ... 15 years 03 ... 16 years 04 ... 17 years 05 ... 18 years 06 ... 19 years 07 ... 20 years 08 ... 21 years 09 ... 22 years 10 ... 23 years 11 ... 24 years 12 ... 25 years 13 ... 26 years 14 ... 27 years 15 ... 28 years 16 ... 29 years 17 ... 30 years 18 ... 31 years 19 ... 32 years 20 ... 33 years 21 ... 34 years 22 ... 35 years 23 ... 36 years 24 ... 37 years 25 ... 38 years 26 ... 39 years 27 ... 40 years 28 ... 41 years 29 ... 42 years 30 ... 43 years 31 ... 44 years 32 ... 45 years 33 ... 46 years 34 ... 47 years 35 ... 48 years 36 ... 49 years and over 45-46. Age of Mother Recode 15 Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 45-46 2 Age of Mother Recode 15 _______________________ 01 ... Under 15 years 03 ... 15 years 04 ... 16 years 05 ... 17 years 06 ... 18 years 07 ... 19 years 09 ... 20 years 10 ... 21 years 11 ... 22 years 12 ... 23 years 13 ... 24 years 14 ... 25 - 29 years 15 ... 30 - 34 years 16 ... 35 - 39 years 17 ... 40 years and over 47-48. Age of Mother Recode 12 Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 47-48 2 Age of Mother Recode 12 _______________________ 01 ... Under 15 years 03 ... 15 years 04 ... 16 years 05 ... 17 years 06 ... 18 years 07 ... 19 years 08 ... 20 - 24 years 09 ... 25 - 29 years 10 ... 30 - 34 years 11 ... 35 - 39 years 12 ... 40 - 44 years 13 ... 45 - 49 years 49. Age of Mother Recode 8 Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 49 1 Age of Mother Recode 8 ______________________ 1 ... Under 15 years 2 ... 15 - 19 years 3 ... 20 - 24 years 4 ... 25 - 29 years 5 ... 30 - 34 years 6 ... 35 - 39 years 7 ... 40 - 44 years 8 ... 45 - 49 years 50. Age of Mother Recode 7 Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 50 1 Age of Mother Recode 7 ______________________ 1 ... Under 15 years 2 ... 15 - 19 years 3 ... 20 - 24 years 4 ... 25 - 29 years 5 ... 30 - 34 years 6 ... 35 - 39 years 7 ... 40 - 49 years 51. Age of Mother Recode 6 Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 51 1 Age of Mother Recode 6 ______________________ 1 ... Under 20 years 2 ... 20 - 24 years 3 ... 25 - 29 years 4 ... 30 - 34 years 5 ... 35 - 39 years 6 ... 40 - 49 years 52-53. Number of Children Born Alive, Now Living Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 52-53 2 Number of Children Born Alive, Now Living In 1984, For births occurring in the State of Washington, tape location 52-53 contains all live births instead of number now living. _________________________________________ 00-50 ... Stated number of children 99 ... Unknown or not classifiable 54-55. Number of Children Born Alive, Now Dead Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 54-55 2 Number of Children Born Alive, Now Dead In 1984, the number born alive now dead was not reported, and tape location 54-55 is "99" for all births occurring in Washington State. _______________________________________ 00-50 ... Stated number of children 99 ... Unknown or not classifiable 56-57. Number of Children Born Dead (Fetal Deaths) Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 56-57 2 Number of Children Born Dead (fetal deaths) ___________________________________________ (Note: This variable is computer generated from information inlocations 177-178 and 179-180). 00-50 ... Stated number of children 99 ... Unknown or not classifiable 58-59. Detail Total Birth Order Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 58-59 2 Detail Total Birth Order ________________________ 01-50 ... Total number of children ever born to mother 99 ... Unknown or not stated 60. Total Birth Order Recode 9 Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 60 1 Total Birth Order Recode 9 __________________________ 1 ... First Child 2 ... Second Child 3 ... Third Child 4 ... Fourth Child 5 ... Fifth Child 6 ... Sixth Child 7 ... Seventh Child 8 ... Eighth Child and over 9 ... Not stated 61-62. Detail Live Birth Order Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 61-62 2 Detail Live Birth Order _______________________ 01-50 ... Number of children born alive to mother 99 ... Unknown or not stated 63. Live Birth Order Recode 9 Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 63 1 Live Birth Order Recode 9 _________________________ 1 ... First Child 2 ... Second Child 3 ... Third Child 4 ... Fourth Child 5 ... Fifth Child 6 ... Sixth Child 7 ... Seventh Child 8 ... Eighth Child and over 9 ... Not stated 64. Live Birth Order Recode 8 Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 64 1 Live Birth Order Recode 8 _________________________ 1 ... First Child 2 ... Second Child 3 ... Third Child 4 ... Fourth Child 5 ... Fifth Child 6 ... Sixth and Seventh Child 7 ... Eighth Child and over 8 ... Not stated 65. Live Birth Order Recode 7 Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 65 1 Live Birth Order Recode 7 _________________________ 1 ... First Child 2 ... Second Child 3 ... Third Child 4 ... Fourth Child 5 ... Fifth Child 6 ... Sixth Child and over 7 ... Not stated 66. Live Birth Order Recode 6 Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 66 1 Live Birth Order Recode 6 _________________________ 1 ... First Child 2 ... Second Child 3 ... Third Child 4 ... Fourth Child 5 ... Fifth Child and over 6 ... Not stated 67. Live Birth Order Recode 3 Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 67 1 Live Birth Order Recode 3 _________________________ 1 ... First Child 2 ... Second Child and over 3 ... Not stated 68. Reserved Position Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 68 1 Reserved Position _________________ 69-70. Detail Age of Father Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 69-70 2 Detail Age of Father ____________________ 10-98 ... Age in single years 99 ... Not stated 71-72. Age of Father Recode 11 Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 71-72 2 Age of Father Recode 11 _______________________ 01 ... Under 15 years 02 ... 15 - 19 years 03 ... 20 - 24 years 04 ... 25 - 29 years 05 ... 30 - 34 years 06 ... 35 - 39 years 07 ... 40 - 44 years 08 ... 45 - 49 years 09 ... 50 - 54 years 10 ... 55 - 98 years 11 ... Not stated 73-76. Birthweight - Detail in Grams Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 73-76 4 Birthweight - Detail in Grams _____________________________ 0227-8165 ... Number of grams 9999 ... Not stated birthweight 77-78. Birthweight Recode 12 Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 77-78 2 Birthweight Recode 12 01 ... 499 grams or less 02 ... 500 - 999 grams 03 ... 1000 - 1499 grams 04 ... 1500 - 1999 grams 05 ... 2000 - 2499 grams 06 ... 2500 - 2999 grams 07 ... 3000 - 3499 grams 08 ... 3500 - 3999 grams 09 ... 4000 - 4499 grams 10 ... 4500 - 4999 grams 11 ... 5000 - 8165 grams 12 ... Not stated 79. Birthweight Recode 3 Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 79 1 Birthweight Recode 3 ____________________ 1 ... 2499 grams or less 2 ... 2500 grams or more 3 ... Not stated 80. Place of Delivery Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 80 1 Place of Delivery _________________ 1 ... Hospital Births 2 ... Nonhospital Births 3 ... Enroute or born on arrival (BOA) 9 ... Not classifiable 81. Plurality - Detail Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 81 1 Plurality - Detail __________________ 1 ... Single Birth 2 ... Twin 3 ... Third or Higher Birth 82. Plurality Recode 3 Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 82 1 Plurality Recode 3 __________________ 1 ... Single Birth 2 ... Twin Birth 3 ... Other Multiple Births 83. Plurality Recode 2 Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 83 1 Plurality Recode 2 __________________ 1 ... Single Birth 2 ... Multiple Birth 84-87. Date of Birth Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 84-87 4 DATE OF BIRTH _____________ (Note: Year of birth is given in tape location 1.) 84-85 2 Month _____ 01 ... January 02 ... February 03 ... March 04 ... April 05 ... May 06 ... June 07 ... July 08 ... August 09 ... September 10 ... October 11 ... November 12 ... December 86-87 2 Day ___ 01-31 ... As applicable to month of birth 99 ... Not stated day of birth 88-92. Date of Last Menstrual Period Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 88-92 5 DATE OF LAST MENSTRUAL PERIOD _____________________________ 88-89 2 Month _____ 01 ... January 02 ... February 03 ... March 04 ... April 05 ... May 06 ... June 07 ... July 08 ... August 09 ... September 10 ... October 11 ... November 12 ... December 99 ... Not stated month of LMP 90-91 2 Day ___ 01-31 ... As applicable to month of LMP 99 ... Not stated day of LMP 92 1 Year ____ 9 ... 1979 0 ... 1980 1 ... 1981 2 ... 1982 3 ... 1983 4 ... 1984 5 ... 1985 6 ... 1986 7 ... 1987 - ... Not stated year of LMP 93-94. Detail Gestation in Weeks Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 93-94 2 Detail Gestation in Weeks (Prior to '81, the period of gestation was computed only when there was a valid month, day, and year of LMP. Beginning in '81, weeks of gestation are imputed for records with missing day of LMP when there is a valid month and year. Each such record is assigned the gestational period in weeks of the preceding record with a complete LMP date having the same computed months of gestation and the same 500-gram birth weight interval.) _________________________ 17-52 ... 17th through 52nd week of gestation 99 ... Not stated 95-96. Gestation Recode 10 Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 95-96 2 Gestation Recode 10 (Codes 08 and 09 changed in '79) ___________________ 01 ... Under 20 weeks 02 ... 20 - 27 weeks 03 ... 28 - 31 weeks 04 ... 32 - 35 weeks 05 ... 36 weeks 06 ... 37 - 39 weeks 07 ... 40 weeks 08 ... 41 weeks 09 ... 42 weeks and over 10 ... Not stated 97. Gestation Recode 3 Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 97 1 Gestation Recode 3 __________________ 1 ... Under 37 weeks 2 ... 37 weeks and over 3 ... Not stated 98-99. Mother's Education - Detail Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 98-99 2 Mother's Education - Detail ___________________________ 00 ... No formal education 01-08 ... Years of elementary school 09 ... 1 year of high school 10 ... 2 years of high school 11 ... 3 years of high school 12 ... 4 years of high school 13 ... 1 year of college 14 ... 2 years of college 15 ... 3 years of college 16 ... 4 years of college 17 ... 5 or more years of college 99 ... Not stated 100-101. Mother's Education Recode 14 Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 100-101 2 Mother's Education Recode 14 ____________________________ 01 ... 0 - 5 years 02 ... 6 years 03 ... 7 years 04 ... 8 years 05 ... 9 years 06 ... 10 years 07 ... 11 years 08 ... 12 years 09 ... 13 years 10 ... 14 years 11 ... 15 years 12 ... 16 years 13 ... 17 years and over 14 ... Not stated 102. Mother's Education Recode 6 Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 102 1 Mother's Education Recode 6 ___________________________ 1 ... 0 - 8 years 2 ... 9 - 11 years 3 ... 12 years 4 ... 13 - 15 years 5 ... 16 years and over 6 ... Not stated 103-104. Father's Education - Detail Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 103-104 2 Father's Education - Detail ___________________________ 00 ... No formal education 01-08 ... Years of elementary school 09 ... 1 year of high school 10 ... 2 years of high school 11 ... 3 years of high school 12 ... 4 years of high school 13 ... 1 year of college 14 ... 2 years of college 15 ... 3 years of college 16 ... 4 years of college 17 ... 5 or more years of college 99 ... Not stated 105-106. Father's Education Recode 14 Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 105-106 2 Father's Education Recode 14 ____________________________ 01 ... 0 - 5 years 02 ... 6 years 03 ... 7 years 04 ... 8 years 05 ... 9 years 06 ... 10 years 07 ... 11 years 08 ... 12 years 09 ... 13 years 10 ... 14 years 11 ... 15 years 12 ... 16 years 13 ... 17 years and over 14 ... Not stated 107. Detail Marital Status Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 107 1 Detail Marital Status (Beginning with '80 data, National estimates of births to unmarried women are derived from two sources. For 41 states and the District of Columbia, marital status of mother is reported directly on the birth certificate; for the remaining 9 states which lack such as item, marital status is inferred from a comparison of the child's and parents' surnames. This procedure represents a substantial departure from the method used in previous years to prepare national estimates of births to unmarried women. The previous method assumed that the incidence of births to unmarried women in states with no direct question on marital status was the same as the incidence in reporting states in the same geographic division. Ratios of births to unmarried women were computed by race for the reporting states in each geographic division, applied to all births in the division, and then summed to obtain national estimates by race. The figures by race were summed to yield the totals for the US.) _____________________ 1 ... Married 2 ... Unmarried 9 ... Not stated 108. Marital Status Recode 2 Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 108 1 Marital Status Recode 2 _______________________ 1 ... Married (includes not stated) 2 ... Unmarried 109. Detail Month of Pregnancy Prenatal Care Began Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 109 1 Detail Month of Pregnancy Prenatal Care Began _____________________________________________ 1 ... 1st month 2 ... 2nd month 3 ... 3rd month 4 ... 4th month 5 ... 5th month 6 ... 6th month 7 ... 7th month 8 ... 8th month 9 ... 9th month 0 ... No prenatal care - ... Not stated 110-111. Month Prenatal Care Began Recode 10 Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 110-111 2 Month Prenatal Care Began Recode 10 ___________________________________ 01 ... 1st and 2nd month 02 ... 3rd month 03 ... 4th month 04 ... 5th month 05 ... 6th month 06 ... 7th month 07 ... 8th month 08 ... 9th month 09 ... No prenatal care 10 ... Not stated 112. Month Prenatal Care Began Recode 6 Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 112 1 Month Prenatal Care Began Recode 6 __________________________________ 1 ... 1st - 2nd month 2 ... 3rd month 3 ... 4th - 6th month 4 ... 7th - 9th month 5 ... No prenatal care 6 ... Not stated 113-116. Date of Last Live Birth Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 113-116 4 DATE OF LAST LIVE BIRTH _______________________ 7777 ... No previous live birth 113-114 2 Month _____ 01 ... January 02 ... February 03 ... March 04 ... April 05 ... May 06 ... June 07 ... July 08 ... August 09 ... September 10 ... October 11 ... November 12 ... December 99 ... Not stated 115-116 2 Year ____ 00-86 ... Stated year 99 ... Not stated 117-119. Detail Interval in Months Since Last Live Birth Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline _______ _____ _____________________ 117-119 3 Detail Interval in Months Since Last Live Birth _______________________________________________ 000 ... Zero months (plural birth) 001-500 ... One - five hundred months 999 ... Not stated 777 ... No previous live birth 120-121. Interval Since Last Live Birth Recode 17 Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 120-121 2 Interval Since Last Live Birth Recode 17 ________________________________________ 00 ... Not applicable (no previous live birth) 01 ... Zero months (plural birth) 02 ... 1 - 11 months 04 ... 12 - 14 months 05 ... 15 - 17 months 07 ... 18 - 20 months 08 ... 21 - 23 months 10 ... 24 - 29 months 11 ... 30 - 35 months 12 ... 36 - 47 months 13 ... 48 - 59 months 14 ... 60 - 71 months 16 ... 72 - 83 months 17 ... 84 - 95 months 18 ... 96 - 107 months 19 ... 108 - 119 months 20 ... 120 months and over 21 ... Not stated 122-123. Interval Since Last Live Birth Recode 10 Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 122-123 2 Interval Since Last Live Birth Recode 10 ________________________________________ 00 ... Not applicable (no previous live birth) 01 ... Zero months (plural birth) 02 ... 1 - 11 months 03 ... 12 - 17 months 04 ... 18 - 23 months 05 ... 24 - 35 months 06 ... 36 - 47 months 07 ... 48 - 59 months 08 ... 60 - 71 months 09 ... 72 months and over 10 ... Not stated 124. Interval Since Last Live Birth Recode 8 Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 124 1 Interval Since Last Live Birth Recode 8 _______________________________________ 0 ... Not applicable (no previous live birth) 1 ... Zero months (plural birth) 2 ... 1 - 11 months 3 ... 12 - 23 months 4 ... 24 - 35 months 5 ... 36 - 47 months 6 ... 48 - 71 months 7 ... 72 months and over 8 ... Not stated 125-128. Date of Last Other Termination Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 125-128 4 DATE OF LAST OTHER TERMINATION ______________________________ 7777 ... No previous other terminations 125-126 2 Month _____ 01 ... January 02 ... February 03 ... March 04 ... April 05 ... May 06 ... June 07 ... July 08 ... August 09 ... September 10 ... October 11 ... November 12 ... December 99 ... Not stated 127-128 2 Year ____ 00-87 ... Stated year 99 ... Not stated 129. Processing Flag Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 129 1 Processing Flag (Effective beginning 1980 - Blank for 1979) _______________ 0 ... Date of last other termination does not contain a valid date. 1 ... Date of last other termination does contain a valid date. 130-132. Detail Interval in Months Since Last Other Termination Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 130-132 3 Detail Interval in Months Since Last Other Termination _____________________________________________________ 000 ... Zero months (plural delivery) 001-500 ... One - five hundred months 999 ... Not stated 777 ... No previous other termination 133-135. Det. Interv. in Mo. Since Termination of Last Pregnancy Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 133-135 3 Detail Interval in Months Since Termination of Last Pregnancy) _____________________________________________________ 000 ... Zero months (plural delivery) 001-500 ... One - five hundred months 999 ... Not stated 777 ... No previous pregnancy 136. Interval Since Termination of Last Pregnancy Recode 9 Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 136 1 Interval Since Termination of Last Pregnancy Recode 9 _____________________________________________________ 0 ... Not applicable (no previous pregnancy) 1 ... Zero months (plural delivery) 2 ... 1 - 11 months 3 ... 12 - 17 months 4 ... 18 - 23 months 5 ... 24 - 35 months 6 ... 36 - 47 months 7 ... 48 - 59 months 8 ... 60 months and over 9 ... Not stated 137. Outcome of Last Pregnancy Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 137 1 Outcome of Last Pregnancy _________________________ 0 ... Not applicable (no previous pregnancy) 1 ... Last pregnancy was a live birth 2 ... Last pregnancy was some other termination 3 ... Last pregnancy's outcome is unknown 138-139. Mother's Place of Birth Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 138-139 2 Mother's Place of Birth _______________________ 01 ... Alabama 02 ... Alaska 03 ... Arizona 04 ... Arkansas 05 ... California 06 ... Colorado 07 ... Connecticut 08 ... Delaware 09 ... District of Columbia 10 ... Florida 11 ... Georgia 12 ... Hawaii 13 ... Idaho 14 ... Illinois 15 ... Indiana 16 ... Iowa 17 ... Kansas 18 ... Kentucky 19 ... Louisiana 20 ... Maine 21 ... Maryland 22 ... Massachusetts 23 ... Michigan 24 ... Minnesota 25 ... Mississippi 26 ... Missouri 27 ... Montana 28 ... Nebraska 29 ... Nevada 30 ... New Hampshire 31 ... New Jersey 32 ... New Mexico 33 ... New York 34 ... North Carolina 35 ... North Dakota 36 ... Ohio 37 ... Oklahoma 38 ... Oregon 39 ... Pennsylvania 40 ... Rhode Island 41 ... South Carolina 42 ... South Dakota 43 ... Tennessee 44 ... Texas 45 ... Utah 46 ... Vermont 47 ... Virginia 48 ... Washington 49 ... West Virginia 50 ... Wisconsin 51 ... Wyoming 52 ... Puerto Rico 53 ... Virgin Islands 54 ... Guam 55 ... Canada 56 ... Cuba 57 ... Mexico 59 ... Remainder of the world 99 ... Not classifiable 140-141. Total Number of Prenatal Visits Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 140-141 2 Total Number of Prenatal Visits _______________________________ 00 ... No prenatal visits 01-49 ... Stated number of visits 99 ... Number of visits not stated 142. Congenital Malformation Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 142 1 Congenital Malformation (Effective beginning 1980 - Blank for 1979) _______________________ 0 ... No reported condition 1 ... Any reported condition 143-145. Reserved Positions Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 143-145 3 Reserved Positions __________________ 146-160. Reporting Flags for Place of Residence Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 146-160 15 REPORTING FLAGS FOR PLACE OF RESIDENCE ______________________________________ Positions 146 -160 are flagged to indicate whether or not the specified item is included in the birth certificates of the State of residence. OR That the SMSA of residence is composed entirely of State(s) which report the specified item. Code structure for all flags except Ethnicity is: 0 ... The item is not reported. 1 ... The item is reported. Code structure for the Ethnicity flag is: 0 ... Ethnicity is not reported. 1 ... Detail Ethnicity is reported. 2 ... Hispanic, Non-Hispanic Origin is reported 146 1 Marital Status (by State) _________________________ 147 1 Education of Parents (by State) _______________________________ 148 1 Date of Last Normal Menses (by State) _____________________________________ 149 1 Month Prenatal Care Began (by State) ____________________________________ 150 1 Date of Last Live Birth (by State) __________________________________ 151 1 Date of Last Other Termination (by State) _________________________________________ 152 1 Marital Status (by SMSA) ________________________ 153 1 Education (by SMSA) ___________________ 154 1 Congenital Malformations (by State) ___________________________________ 155 1 Number of Prenatal Visits (by State) ____________________________________ 156 1 Reserved Position _________________ 157 1 Ethnicity (by State) (Effective beginning '79) ____________________ 158 1 One Minute APGAR Score (by State) _________________________________ 159 1 Five Minute APGAR Score (by State) __________________________________ 160 1 Reserved Position _________________ 161-172. Reporting Flags for Place of Occurrence Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 161-172 12 REPORTING FLAGS FOR PLACE OF OCCURRENCE _______________________________________ With the exception of the ethnicity item, the flags for the items listed below will all be set to "1", regardless of whether the State of occurrence is a reporting or nonreporting State. The ethnicity flag code outline is shown below. 161 1 Marital Status (by State) _________________________ 162 1 Education of Parents (by State) _______________________________ 163 1 Date of Last Normal Menses (by State) _____________________________________ 164 1 Month Prenatal Care Began (by State) ____________________________________ 165 1 Date of Last Live Birth (by State) __________________________________ 166 1 Date of Last Other Termination (by State) _________________________________________ 167 1 Congenital Malformations (by State) ___________________________________ 168 1 Number of Prenatal Visits (by State) ____________________________________ 169 1 Reserved Position _________________ 170 1 Ethnicity (by State) (Effective beginning '79) ____________________ 0 ... Ethnicity is not reported. 1 ... Detailed ethnicity is reported. 2 ... Hispanic, Non-Hispanic origin is reported 171 1 One Minute APGAR Score (by State) _________________________________ 172 1 Five Minute APGAR Score (by State) __________________________________ 173-175. Reserved Positions Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 173-175 3 Reserved Positions __________________ 176. Attendant at Birth Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 176 1 Attendant at Birth __________________ 1 ... Physician 2 ... Midwife 3 ... Status specified other than physician 9 ... Status unknown 177-178. Number of Other Terminations Before 20 Weeks Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 177-178 2 Number of Other Terminations Before 20 Weeks ____________________________________________ 88 ... Not applicable (item not on record) * 00-50 ... Stated number of other terminations 99 ... Unknown or not classifiable 179-180. Number of Other Terminations 20 Weeks and After Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 179-180 2 Number of Other Terminations 20 Weeks and After _______________________________________________ 88 ... Not applicable (item not on record) 00-50 ... Stated number of other terminations * 99 ... Unknown or not classifable * If the birth certificate contains the single item "Born Dead (anytime after conception)", then the "before 20 weeks" item is coded to an 88, and the reported number of other terminations is coded to the " 20 weeks and after" item. 181-182. One Minute APGAR Score Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 181-182 2 One Minute APGAR Score ______________________ 00-10 ... A score of 0-10 99 ... Unknown or not stated 183. One Minute APGAR Score Recode 5 Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 183 1 One Minute APGAR Score Recode 5 _______________________________ 1 ... A score of 0-3 2 ... A score of 4-6 3 ... A score of 7-8 4 ... A score of 9-10 5 ... Not stated 184-185. Five Minute APGAR Score Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 184-185 2 Five Minute APGAR Score _______________________ 00-10 ... A score of 0-10 99 ... Unknown or not stated 186. Five Minute APGAR Score Recode 5 Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 186 1 Five Minute APGAR Score Recode 5 ________________________________ 1 ... A score of 0-3 2 ... A score of 4-6 3 ... A score of 7-8 4 ... A score of 9-10 5 ... Not stated 187-188. Origin or Descent of Mother Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 187-188 2 Origin or Descent of Mother ___________________________ Hispanic, Non-Hispanic Origin or Descent is reported 170) 00 ... Non - Spanish 01 ... Mexican 02 ... Puerto Rican 03 ... Cuban 04 ... Central or South American 05 ... Other and Unknown Spanish 99 ... Not classifiable Detail Ethnicity is reported (code 1 in Pos. 170) 01 ... MEXICAN 02 ... PUERTO RICAN 03 ... CUBAN 04 ... CENTRAL OR SOUTH AMERICAN 05 ... OTHER AND UNKNOWN SPANISH 06 ... AMERICAN 07 ... AMERICAN INDIAN 08 ... BRITISH, SCOTTISH, WELSH, SCOTCH-IRISH 09 ... IRISH 10 ... GERMAN 11 ... FRENCH 12 ... Norwegian, Swedish, Danish 13 ... Polish 14 ... Italian 15 ... Other north, central and south American 16 ... Other western European 17 ... Other northern European 18 ... Other esstern European 19 ... Other southern European (Excluding Spain) 20 ... Southeast Asian and Pacific Islander 21 ... South Central Asian 22 ... Other Asian 23 ... North African 24 ... Other African 99 ... Not Classifiable Origin or Descent is not reported (code 0 in Pos.170) 88 ... Not reported 189-190. Origin or Descent of Father Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 189-190 2 Origin or Descent of Father ___________________________ Hispanic, Non-Hispanic Origin or Descent is reported (code 2 in Pos.170) 00 ... Non - Spanish 01 ... Mexican 02 ... Puerto Rican 03 ... Cuban 04 ... Central or South American 05 ... Other and Unknown Spanish 99 ... Not classifiable Detail Ethnicity is reported (code 1 in Pos. 170) 01 ... Mexican 02 ... Puerto Rican 03 ... Cuban 04 ... Central or South American 05 ... Other and Unknown Spanish 06 ... American 07 ... American Indian 08 ... British, Scottish, Welsh, Scotch-Irish 09 ... Irish 10 ... German 11 ... French 12 ... Norwegian, Swedish, Danish 13 ... Polish 14 ... Italian 15 ... Other North, Central and South American 16 ... Other Western European 17 ... Other Northern European 18 ... Other Eastern European 19 ... Other Southern European (excluding Spain) 20 ... Southeast Asian and Pacific Islander 21 ... South Central Asian 22 ... Other Asian 23 ... North African 24 ... Other African 99 ... Not classifiable Origin or Descent is not reported (code 0 in Pos.170) 88 ... Not reported 191. Gestation Imputation Flag Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 191 1 Gestation Imputation Flag (Effective beginning 1980 - Blank for 1979) _________________________ Blank ... Gestation is not imputed 1 ... Gestation is imputed 192. Region of Residence Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 192 1 Region of Residence (Effective beginning 1982 - Blank for 1979, '80, '81) ___________________ 0 ... Foreign residents 1 ... Northeast 2 ... Midwest 3 ... South 4 ... West 193. Region of Occurrence Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 193 1 Region of Occurrence (Effective beginning 1982 - Blank for 1979, '80, '81) ____________________ 1 ... Northeast 2 ... Midwest 3 ... South 4 ... West 194-207. Fed. Info. Processing Standards (FIPS) Geographic Codes Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 194-207 14 FEDERAL INFORMATION PROCESSING STANDARDS (FIPS) GEOGRAPHIC CODES _____________________________________________________ Refer to the Geographic Code Outline for a detailed list of areas and codes. For an explanation of FIPS codes, reference should be made to various National Bureau of Standards (NBS) publications. 194-195 2 State of Occurrence (Effective beginning '82 - Blank for '79, '80, '81) ___________________ 01 ... Alabama 02 ... Alaska 04 ... Arizona 05 ... Arkansas 06 ... California 08 ... Colorado 09 ... Connecticut 10 ... Delaware 11 ... District of Columbia 12 ... Florida 13 ... Georgia 15 ... Hawaii 16 ... Idaho 17 ... Illinois 18 ... Indiana 19 ... Iowa 20 ... Kansas 21 ... Kentucky 22 ... Louisiana 23 ... Maine 24 ... Maryland 25 ... Massachusetts 26 ... Michigan 27 ... Minnesota 28 ... Mississippi 29 ... Missouri 30 ... Montana 31 ... Nebraska 32 ... Nevada 33 ... New Hampshire 34 ... New Jersey 35 ... New Mexico 36 ... New York 37 ... North Carolina 38 ... North Dakota 39 ... Ohio 40 ... Oklahoma 41 ... Oregon 42 ... Pennsylvania 44 ... Rhode Island 45 ... South Carolina 46 ... South Dakota 47 ... Tennessee 48 ... Texas 49 ... Utah 50 ... Vermont 51 ... Virginia 53 ... Washington 54 ... West Virginia 55 ... Wisconsin 56 ... Wyoming 196-198 3 County of Occurrence (Effective beginning '82 - Blank for '79, '80, '81) ____________________ 001-nnn ... Code range 199-200 2 State of Residence (Effective beginning '82 - Blank for '79, '80, '81) __________________ 00 ... Foreign residents 01 ... Alabama 02 ... Alaska 04 ... Arizona 05 ... Arkansas 06 ... California 08 ... Colorado 09 ... Connecticut 10 ... Delaware 11 ... District of Columbia 12 ... Florida 13 ... Georgia 15 ... Hawaii 16 ... Idaho 17 ... Illinois 18 ... Indiana 19 ... Iowa 20 ... Kansas 21 ... Kentucky 22 ... Louisiana 23 ... Maine 24 ... Maryland 25 ... Massachusetts 26 ... Michigan 27 ... Minnesota 28 ... Mississippi 29 ... Missouri 30 ... Montana 31 ... Nebraska 32 ... Nevada 33 ... New Hampshire 34 ... New Jersey 35 ... New Mexico 36 ... New York 37 ... North Carolina 38 ... North Dakota 39 ... Ohio 40 ... Oklahoma 41 ... Oregon 42 ... Pennsylvania 44 ... Rhode Island 45 ... South Carolina 46 ... South Dakota 47 ... Tennessee 48 ... Texas 49 ... Utah 50 ... Vermont 51 ... Virginia 53 ... Washington 54 ... West Virginia 55 ... Wisconsin 56 ... Wyoming 201-203 3 County of Residence (Effective beginning '82 - Blank for '79, '80, '81) ___________________ 000 ... Foreign residents 001-nnn ... Code range 204-207 4 SMSA of Residence (Effective beginning '80 - Blank for 1979) _________________ 0000 ... Nonmetropolian counties or foreign residents 0040-9340 ... Code range 208. Record Weight Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 208 1 Record Weight (1985 - 1987) Starting with 1985, the file contains data on a 100 percent basis from all reporting areas. For all but one area, the data was submitted on computer tapes. The remaining area was 100 percent coded and keyed at the national level. As a result the weight field (tape location 208) now contains a one for all records. _____________ 1 ... Constant - Beginning with the 1985 data year, the files contains data on a 100-percent basis from all reporting areas. (1979 - 1984) Each record contains a record weight that is used to inflate tabular totals to national birth figures. ____________ 1 ... 100 percent data 2 ... 50 percent data 209-210. Number of Prenatal Visits Recode 28 Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 209-210 2 Number of Prenatal Visits Recode 28 ___________________________________ 01 ... No prenatal visits 02 ... 1 visit 03 ... 2 visits 04 ... 3 visits 05 ... 4 visits 06 ... 5 visits 07 ... 6 visits 08 ... 7 visits 09 ... 8 visits 10 ... 9 visits 11 ... 10 visits 12 ... 11 visits 13 ... 12 visits 14 ... 13 visits 15 ... 14 visits 16 ... 15 visits 17 ... 16 visits 18 ... 17 visits 19 ... 18 visits 20 ... 19 visits 21 ... 20 visits 22 ... 21 visits 23 ... 22 visits 24 ... 23 visits 25 ... 24 visits 26 ... 25 visits 27 ... 26 visits 28 ... Not stated number of visits 211-212. Number of Prenatal Visits Recode 12 Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 211-212 2 Number of Prenatal Visits Recode 12 ___________________________________ 01 ... No visits 02 ... 1 - 2 visits 03 ... 3 - 4 visits 04 ... 5 - 6 visits 05 ... 7 - 8 visits 06 ... 9 - 10 visits 07 ... 11 - 12 visits 08 ... 13 - 14 visits 09 ... 15 - 16 visits 10 ... 17 - 18 visits 11 ... 19 visits or more 12 ... Not stated number of visits 213. Reserved Position Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 213 1 Reserved Position _________________ 214-215. Expanded State of Occurrence Tape Field Location Size Item and Code Outline ________ _____ _____________________ 214-215 2 Expanded State of Occurrence (Effective beginning '82 - Blank for '79,'80,'81) ____________________________ This item is designed to separately identify New York City records from other New York State records. 01 ... Alabama 02 ... Alaska 03 ... Arizona 04 ... Arkansas 05 ... California 06 ... Colorado 07 ... Connecticut 08 ... Delaware 09 ... District of Columbia 10 ... Florida 11 ... Georgia 12 ... Hawaii 13 ... Idaho 14 ... Illinois 15 ... Indiana 16 ... Iowa 17 ... Kansas 18 ... Kentucky 19 ... Louisiana 20 ... Maine 21 ... Maryland 22 ... Massachusetts 23 ... Michigan 24 ... Minnesota 25 ... Mississippi 26 ... Missouri 27 ... Montana 28 ... Nebraska 29 ... Nevada 30 ... New Hampshire 31 ... New Jersey 32 ... New Mexico 33 ... New York 34 ... New York City 35 ... North Carolina 36 ... North Dakota 37 ... Ohio 38 ... Oklahoma 39 ... Oregon 40 ... Pennsylvania 41 ... Rhode Island 42 ... South Carolina 43 ... South Dakota 44 ... Tennessee 45 ... Texas 46 ... Utah 47 ... Vermont 48 ... Virginia 49 ... Washington 50 ... West Virginia 51 ... Wisconsin 52 ... Wyoming TECHNICAL APPENDIX Definition of Live Birth Every product of conception that gives a sign of life after birth, regardless of the length of the pregnancy, is considered a live birth. This concept is included in the definition set forth by the World Health Organization (1950, pp. 16-17) as follows: Live birth is the complete expulsion or extraction from its mother of a product of conception, irrespective of the duration of pregnancy, which, after such separation, breathes or shows any other evidence of life, such as beating of the heart, pulsation of the unbilical cord, or definite movement of voluntary muscles, whether or not the umbilical cord has been cut or the placenta is attached; each product of such a birth is considered liveborn. This definition distinguishes in precise terms a live birth from a fetal death (see section on fetal deaths in the Technical Appendix of Volume II of Statistical Commission of the United Nations and the National Center for Health Statistics have adopted this definition (National Office of Vital Statistics, 1950, p.6; Statistical Office of the United Nations, 1953, p.6). History of Birth-Registration Area The national birth-registration area was proposed in 1850 and established in 1915. By 1933 all 48 States and the District of Columbia were participating in the registration system. The organized territories of Hawaii and Alaska were admitted in 1929 and 1950, respectively; data from these areas were prepared separately until they became States--Alaska in 1959 and Hawaii in 1960.At present the birth-registration system of the United States covers the 50 States, the District of Columbia, the independent registration area of New York City, Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands, Guam, American Samoa,and the Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands. However, in the statistical tabulations, "United States" refers only to the aggregate of the 50 States (including New York City) and the District of Columbia.Tabulations for Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, and Guam are shown separately in section 3 of this volume. The original birth-registration area of 1915 consisted of 10 States and the District of Columbia. The growth of this area is indicated in table 4-1. This table also presents for each year through 1932 the estimated midyear population of the United States and of those States included in the registra- tion system. Because of the growth of the area for which data have been collected and tabulated, a national series of geographically comparable data before 1933 can be obtained only by estimation. Annual estimates of births have been prepared by P. K. Whelpton (National Office of Vital Statistics, 1954) for the period 1909-34 (table 1-1). These estimates include adjustments both for under- registration and for States that were not part of the birth-registration area before 1933. Sources of Data Natality Statistics Natality statistics for 1979-1984 are based on information from two sources. Statistics for 45 States are based on the total file of records received on computer data tapes coded by the States and provided to the National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS) through the Vital Statistics cooperative Program. Statistics for the remaining States (Arizona, California, Delaware, Georgia, and North Dakota) and the District of Columbia are based on information obtained from a 50-percent sample of microfilm copies of all live-birth certificates filed in these States. NCHS receives these tapes and microfilm copies from the registration offices of each State, the District of Columbia, and New York City. Records from the Virgin Islands are received in the form of microfilm copies of birth certificates; those from Guam are received as photocopies of original birth certificates; and those from Puerto Rico are received as computer tapes through the Vital Statistics Cooperative Program. Natality data for 1979-1984 for these areas are based on the total file of records. before 1977 Puerto Rican records were sampled on a 50-percent basis. information for previous years for these three areas is published in the annual vital statistics reports of the Department of Health of the Common- dealth of Puerto Rico, the Department of Public Health of the Virgin Islands, the Department of Public Health and Social Services of the Government of Guam, and in selected Vital Statistics of the United States annual reports. When the microfilmed data are received from the various registration offices, the information on the sampled microfilm records is coded onto magnetic tape for the computer, which then edits all the taped records and produces tabulations of natality statistics adjusted for sampling factors. U.S. natality data are limited to births occuring within the United States, including those occuring the U.S. residents and nonresidents. Births to nonresidents of the United States are excluded from all tabulations by place of residence beginning in 1970. (See "Classification by occurence and residence" for further discussion.) Births occuring to U.S. citzens outside the United States are not included in any tabulations in this report. Similarly the data for Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, and Guam are limited to births registered in these areas. Beginning in 1985 natality statistics for all States and the District of Columbia are based on information from the total file of records for these areas. The information is received on computer data tapes coded by the States and provided to the National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS) through the Vital Statistics Cooperative Program. NCHS receives these tapes from the registration offices of the States, the District of Columbia, and New York City. Data for Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, and Guam for 1985 are also based on information from the total file of records. Information from the Virgin Islands and Guam is received on microfilm copies of original birth certificates; information from Puerto Rico is received on computer tapes through the Vital Statistics Cooperative Program. Birth statistics presented in this report for years before 1951 and for 1955 are based on the total file of birth records. Statistics for 1951-54, 1956-66, and 1968-71 are based on 50-percent samples with the exception of data for Guam and the Virgin Islands, which are based on all records filed. During the processing of the 1967 data, the sampling rate was reduced from 50 percent to 20 percent. For details of this procedure and its consequences for the 1967 data, see Vital Statistics of the United States, 1967, Volume I, pages 3-9 to 3-11. From 1972 to 1984, statistics are based on all records filed in the States submitting computer tapes and on a 50-percent sample of records in all other States. For Puerto Rico beginning in 1977, statistics are based on all records filed. Information for years prior to 1970 for Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, and Guam is published in the annual vital statistics' reports of the Depart- ment of Health of the Commonwealth of Puerto,the Department of Public Health of the Virgin Islands, the Department of Public Health and Social Services of the Government of Guam, and in selected Vital Statistics of the United States annual reports. U.S. natality data are limited to birth occurring within the United States, including those occurring to U.S. residents and nonresidents. Births to nonresidents of the United States have been excluded from all tabulations by place of residence beginning in 1970. (See "Classification by occurrence and residence" for further discussion.) Births occurring to U.S. citizens outside the United States are not included in any tabulations in this report. Similarly the data for Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, and Guam are limited to births registered in these areas. Natality statistics for 1981 are based on information from two sources. Statistics for 44 States are based on the total file of records received on Computer data tapes coded by the States and provided to the National Center or Health Statistics (NCHS) through the Vital Statistics Cooperative Program. Statistics for the remaining States (Arizona, California, Delaware, Georgia, New Mexico, and North Dakota) and the District of Columbia are based on information obtained from a 50-percent sample of microfilm copies of all live-birth certificates filed in these States. The Center receives these copies and microfilm copies from the registration offices of each State, the District of Columbia, and New York City. Records from the Virgin Islands are received in the form of microfilm copies of birth certificates;those from Guam are received as photocopies of original birth certificates; and those from Puerto Rico are received as computer tapes through the Vital Statistics Cooperative Program. Natality data for 1981 for these areas are based on the total file of records. Before 1977 Puerto Rican records were sampled on a 50-percent basis.Information for previous years for these three areas is published in the annual vital statis- tics reports of the Department of Health of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, the Department of Health of the Virgin Islands, the Department of Public Health and Social Services of the Government of Guam, and in selected Vital Statistics of the United States annual reports. When the microfilmed data are received from the various registration offices, the information on the sampled microfilm records is coded onto magnetic tape for input into the computer, which when edits all the taped records and produces tabulations of natality statistics adjusted for sampling factors. U.S. natality data are limited to births occurring within the United States, including those occurring to U.S. residents and nonresidents. Births to nonresidents of the United States are excluded from all tabulations by place of residence beginning in 1970. (See section on Classification by occurrence and residence for further discussion.) Births occurring to U.S. citizens outside the United States are not included in any tabulations in this report.Similarly the data for Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, and Guam are limited to births registered in these areas. Standard Certificate of Live Birth The U.S. Standard Certificate of Live Birth, issued by the Public Health Service, has served for many years as the principal means of attaining uniformity in the content of the documents used to collect information on births in the United States. It has been modified in each State to the extent required by the particular State's needs or by special provisions of the State's vital statistics law.However, most State certificates conform closely in content to the standard certificate. The first standard certificate of birth was developed in 1900. Since then it has been revised periodically by the national vital statistics agency through consultation with State health officers and registrars; Federal agencies concerned with vital statistics; national, State, and county medical societies; and others working in the fields of public health, social welfare, demography, and insurance. This procedure has assured careful evaluation of each item for its current and future usefulness for legal, medical, demographic, and research purposes. New items have been added when necessary, and old items have been modified to ensure better reporting or, in some cases, dropped when their usefulness appeared to be limited. 1978 revision--Effective January 1, 1978, a revised U.S. Standard Certificate of Live Birth replaced the 1968 revision. Changes on the 1978 standard certificate include a new item on 1- and 5-minute Apgar scores, the deletion of the item on birth injuries, and revisions of the items on legitimacy status and previous pregnancies. The item on legitimacy status was changed to read "Is mother married?" This is now a factual piece of information about the mother rather than an attribute ascribed to the child, and the person completing the record does not have the responsibility for making what may be a legal determination. The item on previous deliveries was changed to pregnancy history and expanded to include two categories of fetal loss,before and after 20 completed weeks of gestation.This change provides information on two groups that are of interest in medical research and emphasizes the fact that all previous fetal losses should be included, both spontaneous and induced, regardless of length of gestation. For further discussion see individual sections for each item. Classification of Data General Information One of the principal values of vital statistics data is realized through the presentation of rates that are computed by relating the vital events of a class to the population of a similarly defined class. Vital statistics and population statistics must therefore be classified according to similarly defined systems and tabulated in comparable groups. Even when the variables common to both, such as geographic area, age, race, and sex, have been similarly classified and tabulated,differences between the enumeration method of obtaining population data and the registration method of obtaining vital statistics data may result in significant discrepancies. The general rules used to classify geographic and personal items for live births are set forth in "Vital Statistics Classification and Coding Instructions for Live Birth Records, 1985," NCHS Instruction Manual, Part 3a. The classification of certain important items is discussed in the following pages. Classification by Occurrence and Residence All but three tabulations for States and other areas within the United States are by place of mother's residence. These three tabulations (1-49, 1-50, and 2-1) show births by place of occurrence. Births to U.S. residents occurring outside this country are not reallocated to the United States. In tabulations by place of residence, births occurring within the United States to U.S. citizens and to resident aliens are allocated to the usual place of residence of the mother in the United States as reported on the birth certificate. Beginning in 1970, births to nonresidents of the United States occurring in the United States have been excluded from these tabulations.From 1966 to 1969, births occurring in the United States to mothers who were nonresidents of the United States were considered as births to residents of the exact place of occurrence;in 1964 and 1965 all such births were allocated to "balance of county" of occurrence even if the birth had occurred in a city. The change in coding beginning in 1970 to exclude births to nonresidents of the United States from residence data significantly affects the compara- bility of data with years before 1970 only for Texas. In 1986 births to resi- dents of Mexico constituted 83.0 percent of the 4,148 nonresident births in the United States.No evaluation of the effect of the change in procedure between 1965 and 1966 has been made. For the total United States the tabulations by place of residence and by place of occurrence are not identical. Births to nonresidents of the United States are included in data by place of occurrence but excluded from data by place of residence, as previously indicated. Residence error--A nationwide test of birth-registration completeness in 1950 provided measures of residence error for natality statistics. According to this test,errors in residence reporting for the country as a whole tend to overstate the number of births to residents of urban areas and to understate the number of births to residents of other areas. This tendency has assumed special importance because of a concommitant development--the increased utilization of hospitals in cities by residents of nearby places--with the result that a number of births are erroneously reported as having occurred to residents of urban areas. Another factor that contributes to this overstatement of urban births is the customary procedure of using "city" addresses for persons living outside the city limits. Incomplete residence--Beginning in 1973 where only the State of residence is reported with no city or county specified, and the State named is different from the State of occurrence, the birth has been allocated to the largest city of the State of residence.Before 1973 such births were allocated to the exact place of occurrence. Geographic Classification The rules followed in the classification of geographic areas for live births are contained in the instruction manual mentioned previously. The geographic code structure for 1985 is given in another manual, "Vital Records Geographic Classification, 1982." United States--In the statistical tabulations, "United States" refers only to the aggregate of the 50 States and the District of Columbia. Alaska has been included in the U.S. tabulations since 1959 and Hawaii since 1960. Standard metropolitan statistical areas--The standard metropolitan statistical areas (SMSA's) used in this report are those established by the U.S. Office of Management and Budget (1981a, pp. 1-20) from final 1980 census population counts and used by the U.S. Bureau of the Census except in the New England States. Except in the New England States, an SMSA is a county or a group of contiguous counties containing either a city of 50,000 inhabitants or more or an urbanized area of 50,000 with a total metropolitan population of at least 100,000. In addition to the county or counties containing such a city or urbanized area, contiguous counties are included in an SMSA if, according to specified criteria, they are essentially metropolitan in character and are socially and economically integrated with the central city or urbanized area (U.S. Office of Management and Budget, 1981b, p. 420). In the New England States, the U.S. Office of Management and Budget uses towns and cities rather than counties as geographic components of SMSA's. The National Center for Health Statistics cannot, however, use the SMSA classification for these States because its data are not coded to identify all towns. Instead, the New England County Metropolitan Areas (NECMA's) are used. These areas are established by the U.S. Office of Management and Budget (1975, pp. 89-90; 1981b, p. 420) and are made up of county units. Metropolitan and nonmetropolitan counties--Independent cities and counties included in SMSA's or NECMA's are included in data for metropolitan counties; all other counties are classified as nonmetropolitan. Population-size groups--Beginning in 1982 vital statistics data for cities and certain other urban places have been classified according to the popula- tion enumerated in the 1980 Census of Population. Data are available for indi- vidual cities and other urban places of 10,000 or more population. Data for the remaining areas not separately identified are shown in the tables under the heading "Balance of area" or "Balance of county." Classification of areas for the years 1970-81 was determined by the population enumerated in the 1970 Census of Population. As a result of changes in the enumerated population in previous reports are no longer included, and a number of other urban places have been added. Urban places other than incorporated cities for which vital statistics data are shown in this report include the following: o Each town in New England, New York, and Wisconsin and each township in Michigan, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania that had no incorporated municipality as a subdivision and had either 25,000 inhabitants or more or a population of 10,000 to 25,000 and a density of 1,000 persons or more per square mile. o Each county in States other than those indicated above that had no incorporated municipality within its boundary and had a density of 1,000 persons or more per square mile. (Arlington County, Virginia, is the only county classified as urban under this rule.) o Each place in Hawaii with 10,000 or more population, as there are no incorporated cities in the State. Race or National Origin The race or national origin shown in a tabulation is that of the newborn child. Classification of the child's race or national origin for statistical purposes is based on the race or national origin of the parents. The categories are "White," "Black," "American Indian," "Chinese," "Japanese," "Hawaiian," "Filipino," "Other Asian or Pacific Islander," and "Other." Before 1978 the category "Other Asian or Pacific Islander" was not identified separately but included with "Other" races. The separation of this category allows identification of the category "Asian or Pacific Islander" by combining the new category "Other Asian or Pacific Islander" with Chinese, Japanese, Hawaiian, and Filipino. If the parents are of different races or national origins, the following rules are used to assign race or national origin to the newborn child. When only one parent is white, the child is assigned the other parent's race or national origin. When neither parent is white, the child is assigned the father's race or national origin with one exception; if the mother is Hawaiian or part-Hawaiian, the child is assigned to Hawaiian. If race is missing for one parent, the child is assigned the race of the parent for whom race is given. When information on race is missing for both parents, the race of the child is considered not stated and the birth is allocated according to rules discussed in the section "Race or national origin not stated." The terms "race" and "specified race or national origin" indicate the detail of classification of this variable. For 11 tabulations for which information is not available separately for the black population, the racial categories shown are "White" and "All other." All other tabulations by race" show data separately for the black population. Tabulations by specified race or national origin" are the most detailed, showing all categories of the classification. In most tables the less detailed classifi- cation of "race" is used. White--The category "White" comprises births reported as white, and births where race is reported as Hispanic. Before 1964, all births for which race or national origin was not stated were classified as white. Beginning in 1964, changes in the procedures for allocating race when race or national origin is not stated have changed the composition of this category. (See discussion on "Race or national origin not stated.") All other--The category "All Other" comprises black, American Indian, Chinese, Japanese, Hawaiian and part-Hawaiian, Filipino, other Asian or Paci- fic Islander including Asian Indian, and "Other." Aleuts and Eskimos are included in "American Indian." If the race or national origin of an Asian parent is ill-defined or not clearly identifiable with one of the categories used in the classification (for example, if "Oriental" is entered), an attempt is made to determine the specific race from the entry for place of birth. If the birthplace is China, Japan, or the Philippines, the parent's race is assigned to that category. When race cannot be determined from the birthplace, it is assigned to the category "Other Asian or Pacific Islander." Race or national origin not stated--The race of a child is considered not stated in those cases in which information for both parents is missing.Before 1964 all such cases were tabulated as white. From 1964 through 1968 the race of the child was allocated by the computer as follows. If the race on the preceding record were white the assignment was to white; otherwise the assignment was to black. Beginning in 1969 the race of the child has been allocated electronically according to the specific race of the child on the preceding record. Consequently, some of the not-stated frequencies that had previously been assigned to the black category may now be assigned to one of the other race or national origin categories. Nearly all statistics by race or national origin for the United States as a whole in 1962 are affected by a lack of information for New Jersey,which did not report parents' race in those years. Birth rates by race for those years are computed on a population base that excludes New Jersey.(For the method of estimating the U.S. population by age, sex, and race excluding New Jersey in 1962 and 1963, see Vital Statistics of the United States, 1963, Volume I, page 4-8.) Estimates of births to unmarried mothers by race for the United States, which include special estimates for New Jersey for 1962 and 1963, have been prepared and are shown in table 1-31. Interracial parentage--Because of interracial parentage, the number of births for each racial or national origin group classified according to the child's race by the preceding rules differs from the number of births classified according to the mother's race. For white and black births, the differences are relatively small. In 1986, there were 1.6 percent more white mothers than there were births classified as white and 4.5 percent fewer black mothers than births classified as black. The number of mothers of other racial and national origin groups was considerably lower than the number of births classified according to the child's race: American Indian, 19.9 percent; Chinese, 8.3 percent; Japanese, 17.8 percent; Hawaiian, 30.8 percent; Filipino, 5.6 percent; Other Asian and Pacific Islander, 7.7 percent; and Other, 16.3 percent. Completeness of registration by race-The quality of birth data by race a variable in that birth registration is higher for the white group than for he all other group. In 1981 birth-registration completeness was estimated to e 99.4 percent for white births and 98.6 percent for all other births. The ost recent figures for specified racial or national origin groups are from he 1950 birth-registration completeness test. In that year the registration ndians, 85.1 percent; and for others, including Chinese and Japanese, 97.4 ercent. These figures are probably higher for 1981, but more precise stimates are unavailable. Age of Mother The birth certificate asks for "Age (at time of this birth)." The age of the mother is edited for upper and lower limits. When mothers are reported to be under 10 years of age or 50 years and over, the age of the mother is considered not stated and is assigned as described below. Age-specific birth rates shown in this report are based on populations of women by age, which are prepared by the U.S. Bureau of the Census. In census years the decennial census counts are used. In intercensal years, estimates of the population of women by age are published by the U.S. Bureau of the Census in Current Population Reports. The 1980 Census of Population derived age in completed years as of April 1, 1980, from the responses to questions on age at last birthday and month and year of birth, with the latter given preference. In the 1960 and the 1970 Census of Population, age was also derived from month and year of birth. "Age in completed years" was asked in censuses before 1960. This was nearly the equivalent of the birth certificate question, which the 1950 test of matched birth and census records confirms by showing a high degree of consistency in the reporting of age in these two sources (National Vital Statistics Division, 1962). Median age of mother--Median age is the value that divides an age distribution into two equal parts, one-half of the values being less and one-half being greater. Median ages of mothers for 1960 to the present have been computed from birth rates for 5-year age groups rather than from birth frequencies. This method eliminates the effects of changes in the age composition of the childbearing population over time. Changes in the median ages from year to year can thus be attributed solely to changes in the age-specific birth rates. No stated age of mother--Beginning in 1964 birth records with age of mother not stated have been allocated according to the age appearing on the record previously processed for a mother of identical race and having the same total-birth order (total of fetal deaths and live births). In 1963 birth records with age not stated were allocated according to the age appearing on the record previously processed for a mother of identifical race and parity (number of live births). For 1960-62, not stated and unknown ages were distributed in proportion to the known ages for each racial group.Before 1960 this was done for age-specific birth rates but not for the birth frequency tables, which showed a separate category for age not stated. Age of Father Age of father is coded as stated on the birth certificate. If the age is under 10 years, it is considered not stated and grouped with those cases for which age is not stated on the certificate. Information on father's age is often missing on birth certificates of children born to unwed mothers, greatly inflating the number of "not stated" in all tabulations by age of father. In computing birth rates by age of father, births tabulated as age of father not stated are distributed in the same proportions as births with known age within each 5-year age classification of the mother. This procedure is done separately by race. The resulting distributions are summed to form a compo- site frequency distribution which is the basis for computing birth rates by age of father.This procedure avoids the distortion in rates that would result if the relationship between age of mother and age of father were disregarded. Live-Birth Order and Parity Birth order and parity classifications shown in this volume refer to the total number of live births the mother has had including the 1986 birth. Fetal deaths are excluded. Birth order indicates what number the present birth represents; for example, a baby born to a mother who has had two previous live births (even if one or both are not now living) has a birth order of three. Parity indicated how many live births a mother has had. Before delivery a mother having her first baby has a parity of zero and a mother having her third baby has a parity of two. After delivery, the mother of a baby who is a first live birth has a parity of one and the mother of a baby who is a third live birth has a parity of three. Birth order and parity are determined from two items on the birth certificate, "Live births--now living" and "Live births--now dead." Not stated birth order--Before 1969 if both of these items were blank,the birth was considered a first birth. Beginning in 1969, births for which the pregnancy history items were not completed have been tabulated as birth order not stated. As a result of this revised procedure, 22,686 births in 1969 that would have been assigned to the "First birth order" category under the old rules were assigned to the "Not stated" category. All births tabulated in the "Not stated birth order" category are excluded from the computation of percents. In computing birth rates by live-birth order, births tabulated as birth order not stated are distributed in the same proportion as births of known live-birth order. Dates of Last Live Birth and Last Fetal Death Date of last live birth and date of last fetal death were added to the U.S. Standard Certificate of Live Birth in 1968 for the purpose of providing information on child spacing and pregnancy intervals. Tabulations of these items were presented for the first time in 1969. In 1978 the item "Date of last fetal death" was reworded to "Date of last other termination" to ensure inclusion of both spontaneous fetal deaths and induced terminations of pregnancy.In 1986 this information was obtained from all States except Texas. Intervals since last live birth and last other termination--These data are computed from the date of birth, date of last live birth, and date of last other termination. The interval since last live birth is the difference between the date of last live birth and the date of present birth;the interval since last other termination is the difference between the date of last other termination and the date of present birth. For an interval to be computed, both the month and year of the last live birth or the last other termination must be valid. These intervals are computed only for events to mothers who have had at least one previous delivery. Births for which the interval since last live birth or last other termination is not stated are excluded from the computation of percents and means. Interval since last pregnancy and outcome of last pregnancy--These data are derived from the computed intervals since the last live birth and the last other termination. Before 1982,the outcome of the last pregnancy was considered not stated if the interval since either the last live birth or the last fetal death was not computed because only the year of the event was recorded. Beginning in 1982, the outcome of the last pregnancy has been derived for such records if the year of the last live birth and the year of the last fetal death were not the same. The effect of this revised procedure is to reduce substantially the number of records with outcome of last pregnancy not stated. In addition, for such records, the interval since the termination of the last pregnancy is determined if both the month and year were reported for the event immediately preceding the current live birth. Before 1982, the interval since the termination of the last pregnancy was considered not stated for such births. Births for which the interval since last pregnancy is not stated are excluded from the computation of percents and means. Zero interval--An interval of zero months since the last live birth or fetal death indicates the second born of a set of twins, the second or third born of a set of triplets, and so forth. Births with an interval of zero months are excluded from the computation of mean intervals. Educational Attainment Data on the educational attainment of both parents were collected beginning in 1968 and tabulated for publication in 1969 for the first time. In 1986, data on education were obtained from 47 States and the District of Columbia,as indicated in table A. The educational attainment of either parent is defined as "the number of years of school completed." Only those years completed in "regular" schools, that is, a formal educational system of public schools or the equivalent in accredited private or parochial schools, are counted. Business or trade schools, such as beauty and barber schools, are not considered "regular" schools for the purposes of this item. No attempt has been made to convert years of school completed in foreign school systems, ungraded school systems and so forth, to equivalent grades in the American school system.Such entries are included in the category "Not stated." Persons who have completed only a partial year in high school or college are tabulated as having completed the highest preceding grade. For those certificates on which a specific degree is stated, years of school completed is coded to the level at which the degree is most commonly attained; for example,persons reporting B.A., A.B., or B.S. degrees are considered to have completed 16 years of school. Education not stated--The category "Not stated" includes all records in reporting areas for which there is no information on years of school completed as well as all records for which the information provided is not compatible with coding specifications. Births tabulated as education not stated are excluded from the computations of percents. Marital Status Beginning with 1980 data, national estimates of births to unmarried women have been derived from two sources. For 41 states and the District of Columbia, marital status of the mother was reported directly on the birth certificate in 1986 (see table A); for the remaining 9 States that lack this item,marital status was inferred from a comparison of the child's and parents' surnames.This procedure represents a substantial departure from the previous method used to prepare national estimates, which assumed that the incidence of births to unmarried women in States with no direct question on marital status was the same as the incidence in reporting States in the same geographic division. Ratios of births to unmarried women were computed by race for the reporting States in each geographic division, applied to all births in the division, and then summed to obtain national estimates by race.The figures by race were summed to yield the totals for the United States. The new method attempts to use related information on the birth certificate to improve the quality of national data on this topic, as well as to provide data for the individual nonreporting States. Beginning in 1980, a birth in a nonreporting State has been classified as occurring to a married woman if the parents' surnames are the same or if the child's and father's surnames are the same and the mother's current surname cannot be obtained from the informant item of the birth certificate. A birth is classified as occurring to an unmarried woman if the father's name is missing, if the parents' surnames are different, or if the father's and child's surnames are different and the mother's current surname is missing. Because of the continued increase in all measures of nonmarital childbearing in 1986, the intensive evaluation of the national data which was performed in 1985 was repeated in 1986. There has been continuing concern that the new method,incorporating data based on a comparison of surnames, might overstate the number of births to unmarried women, particularly among women who retained their maiden surname as their legal surname after marriage.The evaluation included comparisons of trends in all measures of births to unmarried mothers between 1980, when the new method was first put into use, and 1986. Trends in States with a marital status item on the birth certificate were compared with trends in those States providing inferential data based on a comparison of surnames.Comparisons were made for white and black births separately and by age of mother. The results were remarkably similar for both data sets. Nonmarital births increased at virtually the same rate in each set of States.The findings were similar for white and black women and for the various age-of-mother groups. No adjustments are made during the data processing for errors in the reporting of marital status on the birth records of the 41 reporting States and the District of Columbia because the extent of this reporting problem is unknown. When marital status is not stated on the birth certificate of a reporting area, the mother is considered married. When out-of-wedlock births are reported as second or higher order births, it is not known whether the mother's previous deliveries occurred out of wedlock, because her marital status at the time of these earlier births is not available from the birth record. Rates for 1940 and 1950 are based on decennial census counts. In this volume, rates for 1955-86 are based on a smoothed series of population estimates (NCHS, 1980). Because of sampling error, the original U.S. Bureau of the Census population estimates fluctuate erratically from year to year; therefore, they have been smoothed so that the rates do not show similar variations. The rates shown in this volume differ from those published in issues of Vital Statistics of the United States before 1969, which were based on the original estimates provided annually by the U.S. Bureau of the Census. Birth rates by marital status for 1971-79 have been revised and differ from rates published before 1980 in issues of Vital Statistics of the United States (see "Computation of Rates and Other Measures"). Table A 1980 Table A. Areas reporting educational attainment of parents, dates of last live birth & fetal death, date last normal menstrual period began (LMP), number of prenatal visits, marital status of mother, and 1- and 5-minute Apgar scores: Each State, 1980 Educa- Dates Date last tional of last normal Number Marital attain- live birth menstrual of status 1-min 5-min ment of & fetal period prenatal of Apgar Apgar Area parents death began (LMP) visits mother score score Alabama X X X X X X X Alaska X X X X X X X Arizona X X X X X X X Arkansas X X X X X X X California X X Colorado X X X X X X X Connecticut X X X X Delaware X X X X X District of Columbia X X X X X X Florida X X X X X X X Georgia X X X X X X X Hawaii X X X X X X X Idaho X X X X X X X Illinois X X X X X X X Indiana X X X X X X X Iowa X X X X X X X Kansas X X X X X X X Kentucky X X X X X X X Louisiana X X X X Maine X X X X X X X Maryland X X X X X X Massachusetts X X X X X X X Michigan X X X X X X Minnesota X X X X X Mississippi X X X X X X X Missouri X X X X X X X Montana X X X X X X Nebraska X X X X X X X Nevada X X X X X X New Hampshire X X X X X X X New Jersey X X X X X X X New Mexico X X X X X New York X X X X X X North Carolina X X X X X X X North Dakota X X X X X X X Ohio X X X X X X Oklahoma X X X X X Oregon X X X X X X X Pennsylvania X X X X X X X Rhode Island X X X X X X X South Carolina X X X X X X X South Dakota X X X X X X X Tennessee X X X X X X X Texas X X Utah X X X X X X X Vermont X X X X X X X Virginia X X X X X X X Washington X X X X X X West Virginia X X X X X X X Wisconsin X X X X X X X Wyoming X X X X X X X 1981 Table A. Areas reporting selected items on the live-birth certificate: Each State, 1981 Educa- Dates Date last tional of last normal Number Marital Eth- His- attain- live birth menstrual of status 1-min 5-min nic panic ment of & fetal period prenatal of Apgar Apgar ori- ori- Area parents death began (LMP) visits mother score score gin gin Alabama X X X X X X X Alaska X X X X X X X Arizona X X X X X X X X Arkansas X X X X X X X X California X X X Colorado X X X X X X X X Connecticut X X X X X X Delaware X X X X X District of Columbia X X X X X X X Florida X X X X X X X X Georgia X X X X X X X X Hawaii X X X X X X X Idaho X X X X X X X X Illinois X X X X X X X X Indiana X X X X X X X Iowa X X X X X X X X Kansas X X X X X X X Kentucky X X X X X X X Louisiana X X X X X X X X Maine X X X X X X X Maryland X X X X X X Massachusetts X X X X X X X Michigan X X X X X X Minnesota X X X X X X X X Mississippi X X X X X X X Missouri X X X X X X X Montana X X X X X X X Nebraska X X X X X X X X Nevada X X X X X X New Hampshire X X X X X X X X New Jersey X X X X X X X X New Mexico X X X X X X* X** New York X X X X X X North Carolina X X X X X X X X North Dakota X X X X X X X X Ohio X X X X X X Oklahoma X X X X X Oregon X X X X X X X Pennsylvania X X X X X X X Rhode Island X X X X X X X South Carolina X X X X X X X South Dakota X X X X X X X Tennessee X X X X X X X X Texas X X X Utah X X X X X X X Vermont X X X X X X X Virginia X X X X X X X Washington X X X X X X West Virginia X X X X X X X Wisconsin X X X X X X X Wyoming X X X X X X X *New York City only. **Excludes New York City. 1982 Table A. Areas reporting selected items on the live-birth certificate: Each State, 1982 Educa- Dates Date last tional of last normal Number Marital Eth- His- attain- live birth menstrual of status 1-min 5-min nic panic ment of & fetal period prenatal of Apgar Apgar ori- ori- Area parents death began (LMP) visits mother score score gin gin Alabama X X X X X X X Alaska X X X X X X X Arizona X X X X X X X X Arkansas X X X X X X X X California X X X Colorado X X X X X X X X Connecticut X X X X X X Delaware X X X X X District of Columbia X X X X X X Florida X X X X X X X X Georgia X X X X X X X X Hawaii X X X X X X X X Idaho X X X X X X X Illinois X X X X X X X X Indiana X X X X X X X X Iowa X X X X X X X Kansas X X X X X X X X Kentucky X X X X X X X Louisiana X X X X X X X Maine X X X X X X X X Maryland X X X X X X Massachusetts X X X X X X X Michigan X X X X X X Minnesota X X X X X X X Mississippi X X X X X X X X Missouri X X X X X X X Montana X X X X X X Nebraska X X X X X X X X Nevada X X X X X X X New Hampshire X X X X X X X New Jersey X X X X X X X X New Mexico X X X X X X X New York X X X X X X X* X** North Carolina X X X X X X X North Dakota X X X X X X X X Ohio X X X X X X X Oklahoma X X X X X Oregon X X X X X X X Pennsylvania X X X X X X X Rhode Island X X X X X X X South Carolina X X X X X X X South Dakota X X X X X X X Tennessee X X X X X X X X Texas X X X Utah X X X X X X X X Vermont X X X X X X X Virginia X X X X X X X Washington X X X X X X West Virginia X X X X X X X Wisconsin X X X X X X X Wyoming X X X X X X X *New York City only. **Excludes New York City. 1984 Table A. Areas reporting selected items on the live-birth certificate: Each State, 1984 Educa- Dates Date last tional of last normal Number Marital Eth- His- attain- live birth menstrual of status 1-min 5-min nic panic ment of & fetal period prenatal of Apgar Apgar ori- ori- Area parents death began (LMP) visits mother score score gin gin Alabama X X X X X X X Alaska X X X X X X X Arizona X X X X X X X X Arkansas X X X X X X X X California X X X Colorado X X X X X X X X Connecticut X X X X X X Delaware X X X X X District of Columbia X X X X X X X X Florida X X X X X X X X Georgia X X X X X X X X Hawaii X X X X X X X X Idaho X X X X X X X Illinois X X X X X X X X Indiana X X X X X X X X Iowa X X X X X X X Kansas X X X X X X X X Kentucky X X X X X X X Louisiana X X X X X X X Maine X X X X X X X X Maryland X X X X X X Massachusetts X X X X X X X Michigan X X X X X X Minnesota X X X X X X X Mississippi X X X X X X X X Missouri X X X X X X X Montana X X X X X X Nebraska X X X X X X X X Nevada X X X X X X X New Hampshire X X X X X X X New Jersey X X X X X X X X New Mexico X X X X X X X New York X X X X X X X* X** North Carolina X X X X X X X North Dakota X X X X X X X X Ohio X X X X X X X Oklahoma X X X X X Oregon X X X X X X X Pennsylvania X X X X X X X Rhode Island X X X X X X X South Carolina X X X X X X X South Dakota X X X X X X X Tennessee X X X X X X X X Texas X X X Utah X X X X X X X X Vermont X X X X X X X Virginia X X X X X X X Washington X X X X X X West Virginia X X X X X X X Wisconsin X X X X X X X Wyoming X X X X X X X X *New York City only. **Excludes New York City. 1985 Table A. Areas reporting selected items on the live-birth certificate: Each State, 1985 Dates of Educa- last live tional birth and Number Marital Eth- His- attain- last other of status 1-min 5-min nic panic ment of termi- prenatal of Apgar Apgar ori- ori- Area parents nation visits mother score score gin gin Alabama X X X X X X Alaska X X X X X X Arizona X X X X X X X Arkansas X X X X X X X California X X Colorado X X X X X X X Connecticut X X X X X Delaware X X X X District of Columbia X X X X X X X Florida X X X X X X X Georgia X X X X X X X Hawaii X X X X X X X Idaho X X X X X X Illinois X X X X X X X Indiana X X X X X X X Iowa X X X X X X Kansas X X X X X X X Kentucky X X X X X X Louisiana X X X X X X Maine X X X X X X X Maryland X X X X X Massachusetts X X X X X X Michigan X X X X X Minnesota X X X X X X Mississippi X X X X X X X Missouri X X X X X X Montana X X X X X Nebraska X X X X X X X Nevada X X X X X X New Hampshire X X X X X X New Jersey X X X X X X New Mexico X X X X X X X New York X X X X X X* X** North Carolina X X X X X X North Dakota X X X X X X X Ohio X X X X X X Oklahoma X X X X Oregon X X X X X X Pennsylvania X X X X X X Rhode Island X X X X X X South Carolina X X X X X X South Dakota X X X X X X Tennessee X X X X X X X Texas X Utah X X X X X X X Vermont X X X X X X Virginia X X X X X X X Washington X X X X X X West Virginia X X X X X X X Wisconsin X X X X X X X Wyoming X X X X X X X *New York City only. **Excludes New York City. 1986 Table A. Areas reporting selected items on the live-birth certificate: Each State, 1986 Dates of Educa- last live tional birth and Number Marital Eth- His- attain- last other of status 1-min 5-min nic panic ment of termi- prenatal of Apgar Apgar ori- ori- Area parents nation visits mother score score gin gin Alabama X X X X X X Alaska X X X X X X Arizona X X X X X X X Arkansas X X X X X X X California X X Colorado X X X X X X X Connecticut X X X X X Delaware X X X X District of Columbia X X X X X X X Florida X X X X X X X Georgia X X X X X X X Hawaii X X X X X X X Idaho X X X X X X Illinois X X X X X X X Indiana X X X X X X X Iowa X X X X X X Kansas X X X X X X X Kentucky X X X X X X Louisiana X X X X X X Maine X X X X X X X Maryland X X X X X Massachusetts X X X X X X Michigan X X X X X Minnesota X X X X X X Mississippi X X X X X X X Missouri X X X X X X Montana X X X X X Nebraska X X X X X X X Nevada X X X X X X New Hampshire X X X X X X New Jersey X X X X X X X New Mexico X X X X X X X New York X X X X X X* X** North Carolina X X X X X X North Dakota X X X X X X X Ohio X X X X X X Oklahoma X X X X Oregon X X X X X X Pennsylvania X X X X X X Rhode Island X X X X X X South Carolina X X X X X X South Dakota X X X X X X Tennessee X X X X X X X Texas X X Utah X X X X X X X Vermont X X X X X X Virginia X X X X X X Washington X X X X X West Virginia X X X X X X Wisconsin X X X X X X Wyoming X X X X X X X *New York City only. **Excludes New York City. 1988 Table A. Areas reporting selected items on the live-birth certificate: Each State, 1988 Dates of last live Number birth and of Marital Educational last other pre- status 1-min 5-min attainment termina- natal of Apgar Apgar Ethnic Hispanic Area of parents tion visits mother score score origin origin Colorado Alabama X X X X X X X Alaska X X X X X X Arizona X X X X X X X Arkansas X X X X X X X California X X Colorado X X X X X X X Connecticut X X X X X X Delaware X X X X Illinois Columbia X X X X X X X Florida X X X X X X X Georgia X X X X X X X Hawaii X X X X X X X Idaho X X X X X X Illinois X X X X X X X Indiana X X X X X X X Iowa X X X X X X Kansas X X X X X X X Kentucky X X X X X X X Louisiana X X X X X X Maine X X X X X X X Maryland X X X X X Massachusetts X X X X X X X Michigan X X X X X Minnesota X X X X X X Mississippi X X X X X X X Missouri X X X X X X Montana X X X X X X X Nebraska X X X X X X X Nevada X X X X X X New Hampshire X X X X X X New Jersey X X X X X X X New Mexico X X X X X X X New York X X X X X X(1) X(2) North Carolina X X X X X X North Dakota X X X X X X X Ohio X X X X X X Oklahoma X X X X X X Oregon X X X X X X Pennsylvania X X X X X X Rhode Island X X X X X X South Carolina X X X X X X South Dakota X X X X X X Tennessee X X X X X X X Texas X X Utah X X X X X X X Vermont X X X X X X Virginia X X X X X X Washington X X X X X X West Virginia X X X X X X Wisconsin X X X X X X Wyoming X X X X X X X (1) New York City only. (2) Excludes New York City. Table B Table B. Sources for resident population and population including Armed Forces Abroad: Birth- and death-registration States, 1900-1932, and United States, 1900-1987 Year Source 1986-87 U.S. Bureau of the Census, Current Population Reports, Series P- No. 1022, Mar. 1988. 1985 U.S. Bureau of the Census, Current Population Reports, Series P-25, No. 1000, Feb. 1987. 1984 U.S. Bureau of the Census, Current Population Reports, Series P-25, No. 985, Apr. 1986. 1983 U.S. Bureau of the Census, Current Population Reports, Series P-25, No. 965, Mar. 1985. 1982 U.S. Bureau of the Census, Current Population Reports, Series P-25, No. 949, May 1984. 1981 U.S. Bureau of the Census, Current Population Reports, Series P-25, No. 929, May 1983. 1980 U.S. Bureau of the Census, U.S. Census of Population: 1980, Number of Inhabitants, PC80-1A1, United States Summary, 1983. 1971-79 U.S. Bureau of the Census, Current Population Reports, Series P-25, No. 917, July 1982. 1970 U.S. Bureau of the Census, U.S. Census of Population: 1970, Number of Inhabitants, Final Report PC (1)-A1, United States Summary, 1970. 1961-69 U.S. Bureau of the Census, Current Population Reports, Series P-25, No. 519, April 1974. 1960 U.S. Bureau of the Census, U.S. Census of Population: 1960, Number of Inhabitants, PC (1)-A1, United States Summary, 1964. 1951-59 U.S. Bureau of the Census, Current Population Reports, Series P-25, No. 310, June 30, 1965. 1940-50 U.S. Bureau of the Census, Current Population Reports, Series P-25, No. 499, May 1973. 1930-39 U.S. Bureau of the Census, Current Population Reports, Series P-25, No. 499, May 1973, and National Office of Vital Statistics, Vital Statistics Rates in the United States, 1900-1940, 1947. 1920-29 National Office of Vital Statistics, Vital Statistics Rates in the United States, 1900-1940, 1947. 1917-19 Same as for 1930-39. 1900-16 Same as for 1920-29. Table C Table C. Ratio of census-level resident population to resident population adjusted for estimated net census undercount, by age, race, and sex: United States, April 1, 1980 Both Both Age sexes Male Female sexes Male Female All ages 0.9862 0.9763 0.9958 0.9916 0.9839 0.9990 30-34 years 10-14 years 0.9978 0.9982 0.9974 1.0003 1.0006 0.9998 15-19 years 1.0011 0.9988 1.0034 1.0003 0.9976 1.0003 20-24 years 0.9834 0.9706 0.9965 0.9879 0.9769 0.9993 25-29 years 0.9742 0.9581 0.9908 0.9799 0.9673 0.9929 30-34 years 0.9850 0.9683 1.0020 0.9905 0.9778 1.0036 35-39 years 0.9776 0.9597 0.9955 0.9860 0.9730 0.9991 40-44 years 0.9743 0.9549 0.9937 0.9849 0.9706 0.9992 45-49 years 0.9734 0.9538 0.9926 0.9828 0.9690 0.9967 50-54 years ... 0.9638 ... ... 0.9755 ... 55 yrs and ... 0.9865 ... ... 0.9875 ... older 15-44 years ... ... 0.9973 ... ... 0.9995 15-54 years ... 0.9683 ... ... 0.9770 ... Both Both Age sexes Male Female sexes Male Female All ages 0.9543 0.9309 0.9765 0.9392 0.9103 0.9669 10-14 years 0.9858 0.9858 0.9859 0.9808 0.9807 0.9816 15-19 years 1.0051 1.0052 1.0055 0.9980 0.9958 1.0001 20-24 years 0.9590 0.9354 0.9819 0.9390 0.9076 0.9696 25-29 years 0.9422 0.9040 0.9786 0.9168 0.8695 0.9628 30-34 years 0.9519 0.9081 0.9931 0.9197 0.8638 0.9735 35-39 years 0.9248 0.8743 0.9736 0.8968 0.8322 0.9588 40-44 years 0.9107 0.8576 0.9614 0.8782 0.8135 0.9401 45-49 years 0.9124 0.8544 0.9669 0.8833 0.8139 0.9497 50-54 years ... 0.8759 ... ... 0.8413 ... 55 yrs and ... 0.9779 ... ... 0.9578 ... older 15-44 years ... ... 0.9848 ... ... 0.9712 15-54 years ... 0.9157 ... ... 0.8843 ... Source: U.S. Bureau of the Census: Estimates of the population of the United States, by age, sex, and race: 1980 to 1985. Current Population Reports. Series P-25, No. 985. Washington U.S. Government Printing Office, Apr 1986. Place of Delivery and Attendant at Birth Births occurring in hospitals, institutions, clinics, centers, or homes are included in the category "In hospital." In this context the word "homes" does not refer to the mother's residence but to an institution such as a home for unwed mothers. Beginning in 1975, the attendant at birth and place of delivery items have been coded independently,primarily to permit the identifi- cation of the person in attendance at hospital deliveries.Tables 1-37 and 1-38 of this report present this more detailed information for the years 1975-86. Data shown in this volume for the "In hospital" category for the years 1975-86 include all births in clinics or maternity centers, regardless of the attendant. Data for 1975-77 published before 1980 included clinic and center births in the category "In hospital" only when the attendant was a physician. Data shown for 1975-77 in tables 1-37 and 1-38 therefore differ from data published before 1980. As a result of this change, for 1975 an additional 12,352 births are now classified as occurring in hospitals, raising the per- cent of births occurring in hospitals from 98.7 to 99.1. Similarly, for 1976 the number of births occurring in hospitals is increased by 14,133 and the percent in hospitals raised from 98.6 to 99.1; for 1977, the increase is 15,937 and the percent in hospitals raised from 98.5 to 99.0. For 1974 and earlier, the "In hospital" category includes all births in hospitals or insti- tutions and births in clinics, centers, or maternity homes only when attended by physicians. For births occurring outside of hospitals, separate classifications are shown for physicians, midwives, and "Other" attendants. The "Out-of-hospital" category also includes births for which no information is reported on place of birth. Before 1975, the category "In hospital" included births for which the stated place of birth was a "doctor's office" and delivery was by a physician. Beginning in 1975, births that were delivered by physicians in a "doctor's office" have been tabulated as "Not in hospital" and included with births delivered by physicians in this category. Although the actual number of such births is unknown, the effect of the change is minimal. In 1974, 0.3 percent of all births were delivered by physicians outside of hospitals; in 1975 this proportion was 0.4 percent. Babies born on the way to or on arrival at the hospital are classified as having been born in the hospital. This may account for some of the hospital births not delivered by physicians or midwives. The percent distributions by attendant at birth for 1975-81 shown in table 1-38 have been revised to exclude births for which the attendant was unspecified. In recent years, the number of births with unspecified attendant has fluctuated substantially. Excluding these births from the percent distributions allows for a more meaningful year-to-year comparison in the proportion of births for each specified attendant. Birth Weight Birth weight is reported in some areas in pounds and ounces rather than in grams. However, the metric system has been used in tabulating and presenting the statistics to facilitate comparison with data published by other groups. The categories for birth weight were changed in 1979 to be consistent with the recommendations in the Ninth Revision of the International Classification of Diseases (ICD-9). The revised categories in gram intervals and their equivalents in pounds and ounces are as follows: Less than 500 grams = 1 lb 1 oz or less 500 - 999 grams = 1 lb 2 oz- 2 lb 3 oz 1,000 - 1,499 grams = 2 lb 4 oz- 3 lb 4 oz 1,500 - 1,999 grams = 3 lb 5 oz- 4 lb 6 oz 2,000 - 2,499 grams = 4 lb 7 oz- 5 lb 8 oz 2,500 - 2,999 grams = 5 lb 9 oz- 6 lb 9 oz 3,000 - 3,499 grams = 6 lb 10 oz- 7 lb 11 oz 3,500 - 3,999 grams = 7 lb 12 oz- 8 lb 13 oz 4,000 - 4,499 grams = 8 lb 14 oz- 9 lb 14 oz 4,500 - 4,999 grams = 9 lb 15 oz-ll lb 0 oz 5,000 grams or more = 11 lb 1 oz or more The ICD-9 defines low birth weight as less than 2,500 grams. This is a shift of 1 gram from the previous criterion of 2,500 grams or less, which was recommended by the American Academy of Pediatrics in 1935 and adopted by the World Health Organization in the Sixth Revision of the International Lists of Diseases and Causes of Death (1948). After data classified by pounds and ounces are converted to grams, median weights are computed and rounded before publication. To establish the continuity of class intervals needed to convert pounds and ounces to grams,the end points of these intervals are assumed to be half an ounce less at the lower end and half an ounce more at the upper end. For example, 2 lb 4 oz-3 lb 4 oz is interpreted as 2 lb 3 1/2 oz-3 lb 4 1/2 oz. Births for which birth weight is not reported are excluded from the computation of percents and medians. Period of Gestation The period of gestation is defined as beginning with the first day of the last normal menstrual period (LMP) and ending with the day of the birth. The LMP is used as the initial date as it can be more accurately determined than the date of conception, which usually occurs 2 weeks after the LMP. Births occurring before 37 weeks of gestation are considered to be "preterm" or "premature" for purposes of classification. At 37-41 weeks gestation, births are considered to be "term," and at 42 weeks and over, "post term." These distinctions are according to the ICD-9 definitions. Before 1981, the period of gestation was computed only when there was a valid month, day, and year of LMP. However, length of gestation could not be determined from a substantial number of live birth certificates each year because the day of LMP was missing. Beginning in 1981 weeks of gestation have been imputed for records with missing day of LMP when there is a valid month and year. Each such record is assigned the gestational period in weeks of the preceding record that has a complete LMP date with the same computed months of gestation and the same 500-gram birth weight interval. The effect of the imputation procedure is to increase slightly the proportion of premature births and to lower the proportion of births at 39, 40, 41, and 42 weeks of gestation. A more complete discussion of this procedure and its implications is presented in a previous report (NCHS, 1982). The calculated period of gestation in completed weeks is edited for upper and lower limits. If the interval between date of last normal menstrual period and date of birth is 16 weeks or less, or 53 weeks or more,the period of gestation is considered not stated. Because of post-conception bleeding or menstrual irregularities, the presumed date of LMP may be in error. In these instances the computed gestational period may be longer or shorter than the true gestational period, but the extent of such errors is unknown. Month of Pregnancy Prenatal Care Began For those records in which the name of the month is entered for this item, instead of first, second, third, and so forth, the month of pregnancy in which prenatal care began is determined from the month named and the month last normal menses began. For these births, if the item "Date last normal menses began" is not on the certificate or is not stated, the month of pregnancy in which prenatal care began is tabulated as not stated. Number of Prenatal Visits Tabulations of the number of prenatal visits were presented for the first time in 1972.In 1986 these data were collected from the birth certificates of all States except California. Apgar Score One- and 5-minute Apgar scores were added to the U.S. Standard Certificate of Live Birth in 1978 to evaluate the condition of the newborn infant at 1 and 5 minutes after birth. The Apgar score is a useful measure of the need for resuscitation and a predictor of the infant's chances of surviving the first year of life. It is a summary measure of the infant's condition based on heart rate, respiratory effort, muscle tone, reflex irritability, and color. Each of these factors is given a score of 0, 1, or 2; the sum of these 5 values is the Apgar score, which ranges from 0 to 10. A score of 10 is optimun, and a low score raises some doubts about the survival and subsequent health of the infant. In 1986 the 1- and 5- Apgar scores were included on the birth certifiates of 46 States and the District of Columbia. See table A for a listing of reporting areas. Hispanic Parentage Concurrent with the 1978 revision of the U.S. Standard Certificate of Live Birth, NCHS recommended that States add items to identify the Hispanic or ethnic origin of the newborn's parents. Two formats were used: An open-ended item to obtain the specific origin or descent of each parent, for example, Italian, Mexican, or English; and an item directed toward the Hispanic population, requesting only the specific Hispanic origin (Mexican, Puerto Rican, Cuban, and so forth). In 1986 items requesting Hispanic or ethnic origin were included on the birth certificates of 23 States and the District of Columbia (see table A). Quality of Data General Information Although vital statistics data are useful for a variety of administrative and scientific purposes, they cannot be correctly interpreted unless various qualifying factors and methods of classification are taken into account. The factors to be considered depend on the specific purposes for which the data are to be used.It is not feasible to discuss all the pertinent factors in the use of vital statistics tabulations, but some of the more important ones should be mentioned. Most of the factors limiting the use of data arise from imperfections in the original records or from the impracticability of tabulating these data in very detailed categories. These limitations should not be ignored, but their existence does not vitiate the value of the data for most general purposes. Completeness of Registration An estimated 99.3 percent of all births occurring in the United States in 1986 were registered; for white births registration was 99.4 percent complete and for all other births, 98.6 percent complete. These estimates are based on the results of the 1964-68 test of birth-registration completeness according to place of delivery (in or out of hospital) and race and on the 1986 propor- tions of births in these categories. The primary purpose of the test was to obtain current measures of registration completeness for births in and out of hospital by race on a national basis.Data for States were not available as they had been from the previous birth-registration tests in 1940 and 1950. A detailed discussion of the method and results of the 1964-68 birth-registra- tion test is available (U.S. Bureau of the Census, 1973). The 1964-68 test has provided an opportunity to revise the estimates of birth-registration completeness for the years since the previous test in 1950 to reflect the improvement in registration. This has been done using registration completeness figures from the two tests by place of delivery and race. Estimates of registration completeness for four groups (based on place of delivery and race) for 1951-65 were computed by interpolation between the test results. (It was assumed that the data from the more recent test are for 1966, the midpoint of the test period.) The results of the 1964-68 test are assumed to prevail for 1966 and later years. These estimates were used with the proportions of births registered in these categories to obtain revised numbers of births adjusted for underregistration for each year. The overall percent of birth-registration completeness by race was then computed. The figures for 1951-68 shown in table 1-21 differ slightly from those shown in annual reports for years prior to 1969. Data adjusted for underregistration for 1951-59 shown in tables 1-1, 1-3, 1-4, 1-6, and 1-8 have been revised to be consistent with the 1964-68 test results and differ slightly from data shown in annual reports for years before 1969. For these years the published number of births and birth rates for both racial groups have been revised slightly downward because the 1964-68 test indicated that previous adjustments to registered births were slightly inflated. Because registration completeness figures by age of mother and by live-birth order are not available from the 1964-68 test, it must be assumed that the relationships among these variables have not changed since 1950. Discontinuation of adjustment for underregistration, 1960--Adjustment for underregistration of births was discontinued in 1960, when birth registration for the United States was estimated to be 99.1 percent complete.This removed a bias introduced into age-specific rates when adjusted births classified by age were used.Age-specific rates are calculated by dividing the number of births to an age group of mothers by the population of women in that age group. Tests have shown that population figures are likely to be understated through census undercounts; these errors compensate for underregistration of births. Adjustment for underregistration of births, therefore,removes the compensating effect of underenumeration, biasing the age-specific rates more than when uncorrected birth and population data are used.(For further details see Vital Statistics of the United States, 1963, Volume I, page 4-11.) The age-specific rates used in the cohort fertility tables (tables 1-12 through 1-19) are an exception to the above statement. These rates are computed from births corrected for underregistration and population estimates adjusted for underenumeration and misstatement of age. Adjusted births and population estimates are used for the cohort rates because they are an integral part of a series of rates, estimated with a consistent methodology. It was considered desirable to maintain consistency with respect to the cohort rates, even though it means that they will not be precisely comparable with other rates shown for 5-year age groups. Quality Control Procedures States in the Vital Statistics Cooperative Program are required to have an error rate of less than 2.0 percent for each item for 3 consecutive data months during the initial qualifying period. Once a State is qualified, NCHS monitors the quality of data received through independent verification of a sample of records to ensure that the item error rate is not more than approxi- mately 4 percent.In addition, there is verification at the State level before NCHS is sent the data. After completion of coding, counts of the taped records are balanced against control totals for each shipment of records from a registration area. Impossible codes are eliminated during the editing processes on the computer and corrected on the basis of reference to the source record or adjusted by arbitrary code assignment. All subsequent operations involved in tabulation and table preparation are verified during the computer processing or by statistical clerks. Small Frequencies The numbers of births reported for an area represent complete counts. As such, they are not subject to sampling error, although they are subject to errors in the registration process. However, when the figures are used for analytical purposes, such as the comparison of rates over a time period or for different areas, the number of events that actually occurred may be considered as one of a large series of possible results that could have arisen under the same circumstances. The probable range of values may be estimated from the actual figures according to certain statistical assumptions. In general, distributions of vital events may be assumed to follow the binomial distribution.Estimates of standard errors and tests of significance under this assumption are described in most standard statistics texts. When the number of events is large, the standard error, expressed as a percent of the number or rate, is usually small. When the number of events is small (perhaps less than 100) and the probability of such an event is small, considerable caution must be observed in interpreting the conditions described by the figures.Events of rare nature may be assumed to follow a Poisson probability distribution. For this distribution, a simple approximation may be used to estimate the error as follows: If N is the number of births and R is the corresponding rate, the changes are 19 in 20 that: 1. The "true" number of events lies between N + or - 2 (SQRT N) 2. The "true" rate lies between R + or - 2 (R/SQRT N) If the rate R corresponding to N events is compared with the rate S corresponding to M events, the difference between the two rates may be regarded as statistically significant if it exceeds 2 {SQRT{((R**2)/N) + ((S**2)/M)}} For example,suppose that the observed birth rate for area A was 15.0 per 1,000 population and that this rate was based on 50 recorded births. Given prevailing conditions,the chances are 19 in 20 that the "true" or underlying birth rate for that area lied between 10.8 and 19.2 per 1,000 population.Let it be further supposed that the birth rate for area A of 15.0 per 1,000 population is being compared with a rate of 20.0 per 1,000 population for area B, which is based on 40 recorded births. Although the difference between the rates for the two areas if 5.0, this difference is less than twice the stand- ard error of the difference 2 {SQRT{((15**2)/50) + ((20**2)/40)}} of the two rates that is computed to be 7.6. From this, it is concluded that the difference between the rates for the two areas is not statistically significant. Sampling of Birth Records Birth statistics presented in this report for years before 1951 and for 1955 are based on the total file of birth records. Statistics for 1951-54, 1956-66, and 1968-71 are based on 50-percent samples with the exception of data for Guam and the Virgin Islands, which are based on all the records filed. During the course of processing the 1967 data, the sampling rate was reduced from 50 percent to 20 percent. For details of this procedure and its consequences for the 1967 data, see Vital Statistics of the United States, 1967, Volume I, pages 3-9 to 3-11. Beginning in 1972 statistics are based on all records filed in the States submitting computer tapes and on a 50-percent sample of records in all other States. In 1982 the total file of birth records was used for 45 States (see "Sources of Data"), which accounted for 83 percent of all births in the country. The total file of records was also used for Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, and Guam. In the five States (Arizona, California, Delaware, Georgia, and North Dakota) and the District of Columbia where a sample was used, the sampling design is essentially a stratified random sample. The sampling frame consists of births that occur in the State during a calendar year and that are recorded by State registrars of vital statistics. Each month the birth certificates hat have been filed during the month are sent by local registrats to the State registrats, where the records are numbered sequentially as they are received. Therefore the records for each local registration area, usually a county, are numbered sequentially, and births in the total file for each State are grouped by month of filing and county of occurrence. Microfilm copies of the birth records filed in the State are fowarded to the National Center for Health Statistics, where even-numbered records are selected for the 50-percent sampling rate. Reliability of Estimates There is no sampling error in the total number of births occurring in a State, whether the total file or a 50-percent sample is used. Characteristics such as race and month of birth when shown by place of occurrence are subject to sampling error only for the sampled States. All data by place of residence, for all States, are subject to sampling error. Sampling error is the difference between an estimate based on a sample and the true value (assuming there is no measurement error). As calculated for this report the standard error reflects this error as well as random measure- ments errors that may have been made in data collection and processing. However, it does not include any systematic biases in the data. The chances are about 2 out of 3 that the difference between the estimate and the value that would have been obtained from all births is less than 1 standard error. The chances are about 19 out of 20 that the difference is less than twice the standard error and about 99 out of 100 that it is less than 2 1/2 times as large. The approximate standard errors for 1982 for total births in an area and for numbers of births with a specific characteristic can be obtained using table B in conjunction with table C. To use table B, both the total number of births in the area and the estimated number of births with a specific characteristic must be known. For estimated births with a specified characteristic other than geographic area, the appropriate "Total births in the area" in table B is the number in the relevant area-for example, city, county, State, or United States. When the specified characteristic is a sub- state geographic area, the number of births in the State is used as the "Total births in the area." Linear interpolation may be used to obtain standard errors for estimated numbers of births not shown in table B. After the standard error is determined from table B, it is multiplied by the appropriate factor from table C. If the multiplier is zero ("-"), there is no standard error. For substate geographic areas, the multiplier shown for the State should be used. For example, consider an estimate of 10,000 births to women with a particular characteristic residing in Oregon, which has a total of 41,040 births to residents. Table B shows that the standard error for an estimate of 10,000 births is 70.7 for an area having 20,000 total births and 89.4 for an area having 50,000 total births. Linear interpolation yields a value of 83.8 for the appropriate standard error for an area having 41,040 births. According to table C, the multiplier for resident births for Oregon is 0.27. Hence, the standard error for the estimate of 10,000 births to women with a particular characteristic residing in Oregon is approximately 22.6=(83.8)(0.27). The multiplier in table C for a nonsampled State is based on the estimated proportion of births to that State's residents occurring in adjacent sampled States. When the multiplier is zero ("-"), there are no adjacent sampled States. The proportion of births to that State's residents occurring in nonadjacent sampled States is small, with only a negligible affect on the standard error. Table B. Standard errors of estimated births for specified size of estimate & total births in the area. (Standard errors shown must be used in conjunction with multipliers in table C. See text) No. of births with Total births in the area (B) a specified charact- eristic X (1) 250 500 1000 2000 5000 10000 20000 50000 500000 3600000 10 3.1 3.1 3.1 3.2 3.2 3.2 3.2 3.2 3.2 3.2 20 4.3 4.4 4.4 4.5 4.5 4.5 4.5 4.5 4.5 4.5 30 5.2 5.3 5.4 5.4 5.5 5.5 5.5 5.5 5.5 5.5 50 6.4 6.7 6.9 7.0 7.0 7.1 7.1 7.1 7.1 7.1 125 7.9 9.7 10.5 10.8 11.0 11.1 11.1 11.2 11.2 11.2 250 0.0 11.2 13.7 14.8 15.4 15.6 15.7 15.8 15.8 15.8 500 - 0.0 15.8 19.4 21.2 21.8 22.1 22.2 22.3 22.4 1000 - - 0.0 22.4 28.3 30.0 30.8 31.3 31.6 31.6 2500 - - - 0.0 35.4 43.3 46.8 48.7 49.9 50.0 5000 - - - - 0.0 50.0 61.2 67.1 70.4 70.7 10000 - - - - - 0.0 70.7 89.4 99.0 99.9 25000 - - - - - - 0.0 111.8 154.0 157.6 50000 - - - - - - - 0.0 212.0 222.0 100000 - - - - - - - - 282.8 311.8 250000 - - - - - - - - 353.6 482.3 500000 - - - - - - - - 0.0 656.2 1000000 - - - - - - - - - 849.8 2000000 - - - - - - - - - 942.8 3000000 - - - - - - - - - 707.1 (1)Standard errors for B minus X are the same as those shown for X. Table C. Multipliers for approximating maximum standard errors, by place of occurrence & place of residence: United States, each division & State, 1982 Place of Place of Division and State occurrence residence United States 0.41 0.41 Geographic divisions: New England - - Middle Atlantic - 0.08 East North Central - - West North Central 0.22 0.22 South Atlantic 0.46 0.46 East South Central - 0.24 West South Central - - Mountain 0.47 0.51 Pacific 0.87 0.87 New England: Maine - - New Hampshire - - Vermont - - Massachusetts - - Rhode Island - - Connecticut - - Middle Atlantic: New York - - New Jersey - 0.18 Pennsylvania - 0.14 East North Central: Ohio - - Indiania - - Illinois - - Michigan - - Wisconsin - - West North Central: Minnesota - 0.28 Iowa - - Missouri - - North Dakota 1.00 1.00 South Dakota - 0.65 Nebraska - - Kansas - - South Atlantic: Delaware 1.00 1.00 Maryland - 0.63 District of Columbia 1.00 1.00 Virginia - 0.50 West Virginia - - North Carolina - 0.39 South Carolina - 0.52 Georgia 1.00 1.00 Florida - 0.31 East South Central: Kentucky - - Tennessee - 0.43 Alabama - 0.48 Mississippi - - West South Central: Arkansas - - Louisiana - - Oklahoma - - Texas - - Mountain: Montana - 0.62 Idaho - - Wyoming - - Colorado - 0.18 New Mexico - 0.26 Arizona 1.00 1.00 Utah - 0.21 Nevada - 0.58 Pacific: Washington - - Oregon - 0.27 California 1.00 1.00 Alaska - - Hawaii - - The approximate relative standard error for rates is equivalent to the relative standard error of the numerator obtained using tables B and C. This is because the denominators are estimates that are considered to be without sampling errors (for example, populations by age, race, and sex or by month for the United States; or populations for States or for SMSA's). The standard error for estimates of the difference between two estimates X1 and X2 may be calculated using SE(d)={SQRT{SE**2(X*1) + SE**2(X*2)}} This formula represents the standard error quite accurately for the difference between separate and uncorrelated characteristics. When the characteristics are correlated, however, this formula overstates the standard error. The standard error for an estimate of the ratio R = X/Y may be approxi- mated if the sample sizes are large enough for the ratio's variance to be valid. As a working rule, the variance formula may be used if Y exceeds 60 and is also large enough that the relative standard errors (RSE's) for both X and Y are less than 0.10 12 or if RSE(Y) is less than 0.05 13. The RSE of an estimate (X or Y) is approximated by dividing the standard error by the estimate itself. In the following it is assumed that Y exceeds 60 and that at least one of the two conditions of the RSE's is satisfied. The standard error for percent estimates where X is a subclass of the denominator Y may be calculated using SE(R) = R{SQRT{RSE**2(X) - RSE**2(Y)}} The standard error for estimates of means and other ratios where the numerator X is not a subclass of the denomintor Y may be calculated using SE(R) = R{SQRT{RSE**2(X) + RSE**2(Y)}} Computation of Rates and Other Measures Population Bases The rates shown in this report were computed on the basis of population statistics prepared by the U.S. Bureau of the Census. Rates for 1940,1950, 1960, 1970, and 1980 are based on the population enumerated as of April 1, in the censuses of those years. Rates for all other years are based on the estimated midyear (July 1) population for the respective years. Birth rates for the United States, individual States, and SMSA's are based on the total resident populations of the respective areas. Except as noted these populations exclude the Armed Forces abroad but include the Armed Forces stationed in each area. The resident population of the birth- and death-registration States for 1900-1932 and for the United States for 1900=1985 is shown in table 4-1. In addition, the population including Armed Forces abroad is shown for the United States. Table B shows the sources for these populations. Population estimates for 1981-86--The population of the United States by age, race, and sex for 1986 is shown in table 4-2. The population for each State is shown in table 4-3 and the monthly population figures were published in Current Population Reports,Series P-25,Number 1021.Comparable data for 1981 1982, 1983, 1984, and 1985 were shown in tables 4-2 and 4-3 of Vital Statis- tics of the United States, Volume I, for those years and in Current Population Reports, Series P-25, Numbers 931, 949, 961, 980 and 1001. Population data by race are consistent with the modified 1980 populations by race. Populations for 1980--The population of the United States by age, race, and sex, and the population for each State are shown in tables 4-2 and 4-3 of Vital Statistics of the United States, 1980, Volume I.The figures by race have been modified as described below.Monthly population figures were published in Current Population Reports, Series P-25, Number 899. Table B. Sources for resident population and population including Armed Forces abroad: Birth- and death-registration States, 1900-1932, and United States, 1900-1986 Year > Source 1986------------> U.S. Bureau of the Census, Current Population Reports, > Series P-25, No. 1022, Mar. 1988. 1985------------> U.S. Bureau of the Census, Current Population Reports, > Series P-25, No. 1000, Feb. 1987. 1984------------> U.S. Bureau of the Census, Current Population Reports, > Series P-25, No. 985, Apr. 1986. 1983------------> U.S. Bureau of the Census, Current Population Reports, > Series P-25, No. 965, Mar. 1985. 1982------------> U.S. Bureau of the Census, Current Population Reports, > Series P-25, No. 949, May 1984. 1981------------> U.S. Bureau of the Census, Current Population Reports, > Series P-25, No. 929, May 1983. 1980------------> U.S. Bureau of the Census, U.S. Census of Population: 1980, > Number of Inhabitants, PC80-1-A1, United States Summary, > 1983. 1971-79---------> U.S. Bureau of the Census, Current Population Reports, > Series P-25, No. 917, July 1982. 1970------------> U.S. Bureau of the Census, U.S. Census of Population: 1970, > Number of Inhabitants, Final Report PC(1)-A1, > United States Summary, 1971. 1961-69---------> U.S. Bureau of the Census, Current Population Reports, > Series P-25, No. 519, April 1974. 1960------------> U.S. Bureau of the Census, U.S. Census of Population: 1960, > Number of Inhabitants, PC(1)-A1, United States Summary, > 1971. 1951-59---------> U.S. Bureau of the Census, Current Population Reports, > Series P-25, No. 310, June 30, 1965. 1940-50---------> U.S. Bureau of the Census, Current Population Reports, > Series P-25, No. 499, May 1973. 1930-39---------> U.S. Bureau of the Census, Current Population Reports, > Series P-25, No. 499, May 1973, and National Office of > Vital Statistics, Vital Statistics Rates in the United > States, 1900-1940, 1947. 1920-29---------> National Office of Vital Statistics, Vital Statistics > Rates in the United States, 1900-1940, 1947. 1917-19---------> Same as for 1930-39. 1900-1916-------> Same as for 1920-29. The racial counts in their 1980 census are affected by changes in racial reporting practices, particularly by the Hispanic population, and in coding and classifying racial groups in the 1980 census. One particular change has created a major inconsistency between the 1980 census data and historical data series including censuses and vital statistics. About 40 percent of the Hispanic population counted in 1980, over 5.8 million persons, did not mark one of the specified races listed on the census questionnaire but instead marked the "Other" category. In the 1980 census, coding procedures were modified for persons who marked "Other" race and wrote in a national origin designation of a Latin American country or a specific Hispanic origin group in response to the racial question. These persons remained in the "Other" racial category in 1980 census data; in previous census and in vital statistics such responses were almost always coded into the "White" category. In order to maintain comparability, the "Other" racial category in the 1980 census was reallocated to be consistent with previous procedures.Persons who marked the "Other" racial category and reported any Spanish origin on the Spanish origin question (5,840,648 persons) were distributed to white and black races in proportion to the distribution of persons of Hispanic origin who reported their race to be white or black. This was done for each age-sex group. As a result of this procedure, 5,705,155 persons were added to the white population and 135,493 persons to the black population. Persons who marked the "Other" racial category and reported that they were not of Spanish origin (916,338) persons) were distributed as follows: 20 percent in each age-sex group were added to the "Asian and Pacific Islander" category (183,268 persons), and 80 percent were added to the "White" category (733,070 persons). The count of American Indians, Eskimos, and Aleuts was not affected by these procedures. Unpublished tabulations of these modified census counts were obtained from the U.S. Bureau of the Census and used to compute the 1980 rates for this report, except for tables 1-12 through 1-19. Population estimates for 1971-79--Birth rates for 1971-79 (except those for cohorts of women in tables 1-12 through 1-19) have been revised, based on revised population estimates that are consistent with the 1980 census levels. The 1980 census counted approximately 5.5 million more persons than had earl- ier been estimated for April 1, 1980 (U.S. Bureau of the Census, 1982). The revised estimates for the United States by age, race, and sex were published by the U.S. Bureau of the Census in Current Population Reports, Series P-25, Number 917. Population estimates by month are based on data published in Current Population Reports, Series P-25, Number 899. Unpublished revised estimates for States were obtained from the U.S. Bureau of the Census. Population estimates for 1961-69--Birth rates in this volume for 1961-69 (except for those shown in tables 1-4 and 1-5) are based on revised estimates of the population and thus may differ slightly from rates published before 1976. The revised estimates used in computing these rates were published in Current Population Reports, Series P-25, Number 519.The rates shown in tables 1-4 and 1-5 for 1961-64 are based on revised estimates of the population published in Current Population Reports, Series P-25, Numbers 321 and 324 and may differ slightly from rates published in those years. Population estimates for 1951-59--Final intercensal estimates of the population by age, race, and sex and total population by State for 1951-59 are shown in tables 4-4 and 4-5 of Vital Statistics of the United States, 1966, Volume I. Beginning with 1963 these final estimates have been used to compute birth rates for 1951-59 in all issues of Vital Statistics of the United States. Net Census Undercounts and Overcounts The U.S. Bureau of the Census has conducted extensive research to evaluate the coverage of the U.S. population (including undercount and overcount and misstatement of age, race, and sex) in the last four decennial censuses--1950, 1960, 1970, and 1980. These studies provide estimates of the national population that was not enumerated or overenumerated in the respective censuses, by age, race, and sex (U.S. Bureau of the Census, 1974, 1977, and 1986). The report for 1980 (U.S. Bureau of the Census, 1986) includes estimates of net underenumeration and overenumeration for age, sex, and racial subgroups of the national population, modified for race consistency with previous population counts as described in the section "Populations for 1980." These studies indicate that there is differential coverage in the censuses among the population subgroups; that is, some age, race, and sex groups are more completely enumerated than others. To the extent that these estimates of overcounts or undercounts are valid, that they are substantial, and that they vary among subgroups and geographic areas, census miscounts can have consequences for vital statistics measures (U.S. Bureau of the Census, 1974). However, the effects of undercounts in the census are reduced to the extent that there is underregistration of births. If these two factors are of equal magnitude, rates based on the unadjusted populations are more accurate than those based on adjusted populations because the births have not been adjusted for underregistration. The impact of net census miscounts on vital statistics measures includes the effects on level of the rates and effects on differentials among groups. If adjustments were made for persons who were not counted in the census of population,the size of the denominators would generally increase and the rates would be smaller than without an adjustment. Adjusted rates for 1980 can be computed by multiplying the reported rates by ratios of the 1980 census-level population adjusted for the estimated net census miscounts, which are shown in table C. A ratio of less than 1.0 indicates a net census undercount and would result in a corresponding decrease in the rate. A ratio in excess of 1.0 indicates a net census overcount and would result in a corresponding increase in the rate. Enumeration of white females in the childbearing ages was at least 99 percent complete for all ages. Among women of races other than white, the undercount ranged up to 4 percent. Generally, females in the childbearing ages were more completely enumerated than males for similar race-age groups. If vital statistics measures were calculated with adjustments for net census miscounts for each of these subgroups, the resulting rates would have been differentially changed from their original levels; that is, rates for those groups with the greatest estimated overcounts or undercounts would show the greatest relative changes due to these adjustments. Thus, the racial differential in fertility between the white and the all other population can be affected by such adjustments. Table C. Ratio of census-level resident population to resident population adjusted for estimated net census undercount, by age, race, and sex: United States, April 1, 1980 > All Races > White Age > > > Both > > > Both > > > Sexes > Male > Female > Sexes > Male > Female > > > > > > All ages----------------> 0.9862 > 0.9763 > 0.9958 > 0.9916 > 0.9839 > 0.9990 10-14 years-------------> 0.9978 > 0.9982 > 0.9974 > 1.0003 > 1.0008 > 0.9998 15-19 years------------->1.0011 > 0.9988 > 1.0034 > 1.0003 > 0.9976 > 1.0003 20-24 years------------->0.9834 > 0.9706 > 0.9965 > 0.9879 > 0.9769 > 0.9993 25-29 years------------->0.9742 > 0.9581 > 0.9908 > 0.9799 > 0.9673 > 0.9929 30-34 years------------->0.9850 > 0.9683 > 1.0020 > 0.9905 > 0.9778 > 1.0036 35-39 years------------->0.9776 > 0.9597 > 0.9955 > 0.9860 > 0.9730 > 0.9991 40-44 years------------->0.9743 > 0.9549 > 0.9937 > 0.9849 > 0.9706 > 0.9992 45-49 years------------->0.9734 > 0.9538 > 0.9926 > 0.9828 > 0.9690 > 0.9967 50-54 years-------------> ... > 0.9638 > ... > ... > 0.9755 > ... 55 years and older------> ... > 0.9865 > ... > ... > 0.9875 > ... 15-44 years-------------> ... > ... > 0.9973 > ... > ... > 0.9995 15-54 years-------------> ... > 0.9683 > ... > ... > 0.9770 > ... All Other > Total > Black Age > > > Both > > > Both > > > Sexes > Male > Female > Sexes > Male > Female > > > > > > All ages----------------> 0.9543 > 0.9309 > 0.9765 > 0.9392 > 0.9103 > 0.9669 10-14 years-------------> 0.9858 > 0.9858 > 0.9859 > 0.9808 > 0.9807 > 0.9816 15-19 years-------------> 1.0051 > 1.0052 > 1.0055 > 0.9980 > 0.9958 > 1.0001 20-24 years-------------> 0.9590 > 0.9354 > 0.9819 > 0.9390 > 0.9076 > 0.9696 25-29 years-------------> 0.9422 > 0.9040 > 0.9786 > 0.9168 > 0.8695 > 0.9628 30-34 years-------------> 0.9519 > 0.9081 > 0.9931 > 0.9197 > 0.8638 > 0.9735 35-39 years-------------> 0.9248 > 0.8743 > 0.9736 > 0.8968 > 0.8322 > 0.9588 40-44 years-------------> 0.9107 > 0.8576 > 0.9614 > 0.8782 > 0.8135 > 0.9401 45-49 years-------------> 0.9124 > 0.8544 > 0.9669 > 0.8833 > 0.8139 > 0.9497 50-54 years-------------> ... > 0.8759 > ... > ... > 0.8413 > ... 55 years and older------> ... > 0.9779 > ... > ... > 0.9578 > ... 15-44 years-------------> ... > ... > 0.9848 > ... > ... > 0.9712 15-54 years-------------> ... > 0.9157 > ... > ... > 0.8843 > ... SOURCE: U.S. Bureau of the Census: Estimates of the population of the United States, by age, sex, and race: 1980 to 1986. Current Population Reports, Series P-25, No. 985. Washington, U.S. Government Printing Office, Apr. 1986 Cohort Fertility Tables The various fertility measures shown for cohorts of women in tables 1-12 through 1-19 are computed from births adjusted for underregistration and population estimates corrected for underenumeration and misstatement of age. The data shown in this volume are not consistent with data published in annual reports before 1974. These data use revised population estimates prepared by the U.S. Bureau of the Census and have been expanded to include data for the two major racial groups. Heuser (NCHS, 1976) has prepared a detailed description of the methods used in deriving these measures as well as more detailed data for earlier years. Age-Sex-Adjusted Birth Rates The age-sex-adjusted birth rates shown in table 1-3 are computed by the direct method. The age distribution of women aged 10-49 years as enumerated in 1940 and the total population of the United States for that year are used as the standard populations.The birth rates by age of mother and race that are used to compute these adjusted rates are shown in table 1-6. The age-sex-adjusted birth rates show differences in the level of fertility independent of differences in the age and sex composition of the population. It is important not to confuse these adjusted rates with the crude rates shown in other tables. Total Fertility Rate The total fertility rate is the sum of the birth rates by age of mother (in 5-year age groups) multiplied by 5. It is an age-adjusted rate because it is based on the assumption that there are the same number of women in each age group. In table 1-6 the rate of 1,836 in 1986, for example, means that if a hypothetical group of 1,000 women were to have the same birth rates in each age group that were observed in the actual childbearing population in 1986, they would have a total of 1,836 children by the time they reached the end of the reproductive period (taken here as age 50), assuming that all of the women survived to that age. Intrinsic Vital Rates The intrinsic vital rates shown in table 1-5 are calculated from a stable population. A stable population is that hypothetical population, closed to external migration, which would become fixed in age-sex structure after repeated applications of a constant set of age-sex specific birth and death rates. For the mathematical derivation of intrinsic vital rates, see Vital Statistics of the United States, 1962, Volume I, pages 4-13 and 4-14. The technique of calculating intrinsic vital rates is described by Barclay (1958, pp. 216-222). Parity Distribution The percent distribution of women by parity (number of children ever born alive to mother) shown in tables 1-13 and 1-17 is derived from cumulative birth rates by order of birth, which are shown in tables 1-15 and 1-19. The percent of zero-parity women is found by subtracting the cumulative first birth rate from 1,000 and dividing by 10. The proportions of women at parities one through six are found from the following formula: Percent at N parity = (cum rate, order N) - (cum. rate, order N + 1) ______________________________________________ 10 The percent of women at seventh and higher parities is found by dividing the cumulative rate for seventh-order births by 10. Seasonal Adjustment of Rates The seasonally adjusted birth and fertility rates shown in table 1-23 are computed from the X-11 variant of Census Method II (U.S. Bureau of the Census, 1965). This method of seasonal adjustment used since 1964 differs slightly from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Seasonal Factor Method,which was used for Vital Statistics of the United States, 1964. The fundamental technique is the same in that it is an adaptation of the ratio-to-moving- average method. Before 1964 the method of seasonal adjustment was based on the X-9 variant and other variants of Census Method II. A comparison of the Census Method II with the BLS Seasonal Factor Method shows the differences in the seasonal patterns of births to be negligible. Computation of Percents, Medians, and Means Percent distributions, medians, and means are computed using only events for which the characteristic is reported. The "Not stated" category is subtracted from the total before computation of these measures. Symbols Used in Tables SYMBOLS USED IN TABLES Data not available -------------------------------------------- --- Category not applicable --------------------------------------- ... Quantity zero ------------------------------------------------- - Quantity more than zero but less than 0.05 -------------------- 0.0 Figure does not meet standards of reliability or precision ---- * 1979 ADDENDUM TO TECHNICAL APPENDIX Sources of Data Natality Statistics Natality statistics for 1979 are based on information obtained from two sources. Statistics for Arizona, Arkansas, California, Delaware, District of Columbia, Georgia, New Mexico, North Dakota, and South Dakota are based on information obtained from a 50-percent sample of microfilm copies of all certificate; of live birth filed in these States. Statistics for the remainder of the United States are based on information derived from computer tapes of the data coded by these States and provided to the National Center for Health Statistics through the vital statistics cooperative program. Race or National Origin Births in the United States in 1979 are classified for statistical purposes according to the race or national orgin of the parents. The categories are "White,""Black","American Indian,""Chinese,""Japanese," "Hawaiian,""Filipino,""Other Asian or Pacific Islander," and "Other." The category "All other" comprises Black, American Indian, Chinese, Japanese, Hawaiian, Filipino, other Asian or Pacific Islanders, and "Other." 1980 ADDENDUM TO TECHNICAL APPENDIX Sources of Data Natality statistics Natality statistics for 1980 are based on information obtained from two sources. Statistics for Arizona, California, Delaware, the District of Columbia, Georgia, New Mexico, and North Dakota are based on information obtained from a 50-percent sample of microfilm copies of all certificates of live births filed in these areas. Statistics for the remaining States, except Arkansas and South Dakota, are based on information derived from computer tapes of data coded by these States and provided to the National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS) through the Vital Statistics Cooperative Program. Although not program participants, Arkansas and South Dakota also provide computer tapes to NCHS based on the total file of birth records. Classification of Data Geographic Classification Standard metropolitan statistics areas. --Beginning in 1980 all standard metropolitan statistical areas (SMSA's) are those established for 1980 by the U.S. Office of Management and budget and used by the U.S. Bureau of the Census except in the New England States. In these States, New England County Metropolitan Areas (NECMA's) are used. These areas are established by the Office of Management and Budget and are made up of county units. Standard consolidated areas, combination of SMSA's, are no longer identified. Marital Status Beginning with 1980 data, national estimates of births to unmarried women are derived from two sources. For 41 States and the District of Columbia, marital status of mother is reported directly on the birth certificate (see table A); for the remaining 9 States which lack such an item, marital status is inferred from a comparison of the child's and parents' surnames. This procedure represents a substantial departure from the method used in previous years to prepare national estimates of births to unmarried women.The previous method assumed that the incidence of births to unmarried women in States with no direct question on marital status was the same as the incidence in reporting States in the same geographic division. Ratios of births to unmarried women were computed by race for the reporting States in each geographic division, applied to all births in the division, and then summed to obtain national estimates by race. The figures by race were summed to yield the totals for the Ualted States. The new method represents an attempt to utilize related information on the birth certificate in order to improve the quality of national data on this topic as well as to provide data for the individual nonreporting States. A birth is classified as occurring to a married woman if the parents' surnames are the same or if the child's and father's surnames are the same and the mother's current surname is not obtainable from the informant item of the birth certificate. A birth is classified as occurring to an unmarried woman if the father's name is missing, if the parents' surnames are different, or if the father's and child's surnames are different and the mother's current surname is missing. No adjustments are made during processing of the data for errors in the reporting of marital status on the birth records of the 41 reporting States and District of Columbia, or for failure to register births to unmarried women, because the extent of these reporting problems is unknown. When marital status is not stated on the birth certificate of a reporting area, the mother is considered to be married. When out-of-wedlock births are reported as second or higher order births, it is not known whether previous deliveries to the mother occurred out of wedlock since the marital status of the mother at the time of these earlier births is not available from the birth record; More detailed data on births to unmarried women are given in a previous report. A complete tabulation of the number of births to died women by age of mother and race for 1979 ani 1980 is shown in table B. Two sets of figures are given for 1980, those derived from the new method utilizing reported and inferred data and those derived from the geographic ratio estimation procedure. It is evident that the methodological change had significantly greater impact on the figures for white births to mothers aged 25 years and older than on the figures for other racial or age groups. In this volume, two sets of birth rates by age of mother and race for unmarried and married women are shown for 1980, those derived from the new method as described and those derived from the geographic estimation Procedure (tables 1-32 and 1-33). Nearly half of the increase in rates for unmarried women between 1979 and 1980 is attributable to the change in method of deriving the number of births to unmarried women. Rates for 1940 and 1950 are based on decennial census counts. In this report, rates for 1955-80 are based on a smoothed series of population estimates. Since the original Bureau of the Census population estimates fluctuate erratically from year to year because of sampling error, they have been smoothed so that the rates do not show similar variations. The rates shown in this report differ from those published in issues of Vital Statistics of the United States before 1969, which were based on the original estimates provided annually by the Bureau of the Census. Birth rates for 1971-79 have been revised to reflect the higher levels of population indicated by the 1980 Census of population, and therefore differ from rates published in previous years (see Computation of Rates and Other Measures). Birth Weight Beginning in 1979 the categories for birth weight have been changed to be consistent with the recommendations in the Ninth Revision of the International Classification Of Diseases (ICD-9).The revised categories in gram intervals and their equivalents in pounds and ounces are as follows: less than 500 grams = 1 lb 1 oz - or less 500 - 999 grams = 1 lb 2 oz - 2 lb 3 oz 1,000 - 1,499 grams = 2 lb 4 oz - 3 lb 4 oz 1,500 - 1,999 grams = 3 lb 5 oz - 4 lb 6 oz 2,000 - 2,499 grams = 4 lb 7 oz - 5 lb 8 oz 2,500 - 2,999 grams = 5 lb 9 oz - 6 lb 9 oz 3,000 - 3,499 grams = 6 lb 10 oz - 7 lb 11 oz 3,500 - 3,999 grams = 7 lb 12 oz - 8 lb 13 oz 4,000 - 4,499 grams = 8 lb 14 oz - 9 lb 14 oz 4,500 - 4,999 grams = 9 lb 15 oz - 11 lb 0 oz 5,000 grams or more = lb 1 oz or more The ICD-9 defines low birth weight as less than 2,500 grams. This is a shift of one gram from the previous criterion of 2,500 grams or less which was recommended by the American Academy of Pediatrics in 1935 and adopted by the World Health Organization in the Sixth Revision of the International Lists of Diseases and Causes of Death (1948). Period of Gestation Births occurring prior to 37 weeks of gestation are considered to be "preterm" or "premature" for uses of classification. At 37-41 weeks of gestation, births are considered to be "term" and at 42 weeks and over, "post-term". These distinctions are in accordance with the definitions of of ICD-9. Computation of Rates and Other Measures Population Bases Population estimates for 1980. --The population of the United States by age, race, and sex for the United States is shown in table 4-2; the figures by race have been modified as described below. The population for each State is shown in table 4-3 and the populations by month are published in Crrrent Population Reports, Series P-25, Number 899. The figures by race in the 1980 census are affected by changes in the practice of reporting race, particularly on the part of the Hispanic population, and in coding and classifying racial groups in the 1980 census. One particular change has created a major inconsistency between the 1980 census data and historical data series, including censuses and vital statistics. About 40 percent of the Hispanic population counted in 1980, over 5.8 million persons, did not mark one of the specified races listed on the census questionnaire but marked the "Other" category instead In the 1980 census coding procedures were modified for persons who marked "Other" race and wrote in a national origin designation of a Latin American country or a specific Hispanic origin group in response to the race question. These persons remained in the "Other races" category in 1980 census data; in previous censuses and in vital statistics such responses were almost always coded into the "White" category. In order to maintain comparability, the "Other races" category in the 1980 census has been reallocated to be consistent both previous procedures. Persons who marked the "Other" racial category and who reported any Spanish origin on the Spanish origin question (5,840,648 persons) were distributed to white and black races in proportion to the distribution of persons of Hispanic origin who reported their race to be white or black. This procedure was done for each age-sex group. As a result of this procedure, 5,705,155 persons were added to the white population and 135,493 persons were added to the black population. Persons who marked the "Other" racial category and who reported that they were not of Spanish origin (916,338 persons) were distributed as follows: 20 percent in each age-sex group were added to the "Asian and Pacific Islander" category (183,268 persons) and 80 percent were added to the "White" category (733,070 persons). The count of American Indians, Eskimos, and Aleuts was not affected by these procedures. Unpublished tabulations of these modified census counts were obtained from the Bureau of the Census and were used to compute the rates for this report, except for tables 1-12 through 1-19. Population estimates for 1971-79. --Birth rates for 1971-79 (except those for cohorts of women in tables 1-12 through 1-19) have been revised. The revised rates are based on revised population estimates for these years which are consistent with the 1980 Census levels. The 1980 Census counted approximately 5.5 million more persons than had earlier been estimated for April 1, 1980. The revised estimates for the United States by age, race, and sex are published by the Bureau of the Census in the Crrrent Population Reports, Series P-25, Number 917. Population estimates by month are based on data published in Current Population Reports, Series P-25, Nmber 899. Unpublished revised estimates for States were obtained from the Bureau of the Census. 1981 ADDENDUM TO TECHNICAL APPENDIX Sources of Data The sources of natality data in 1981 are the same as in 1980. Classification of Data Period of Gestation Prior to 1981, the period of gestation was computed only when there was a valid month, day, and year of LMP.However, length of gestation could not be ascertained on a substantial number of live birth certificates each year because day of LMP alone was missing. Beginning in 1981 weeks of gestation are imputed for records with missing day of LMP when there is a valid month and year.Each such record is assigned the gestational period in weeks of the preceding record with a complete LMP date having the same computed months of gestation and the same 500-gram birth weight interval. The effect of the imputation procedure is to increase slightly the proportion of premature births and to lower the proportion of births at 39, 40, 41, and 42 weeks of gestation. For a more complete discussion of this imputation procedure and its implications, see National Center for Health Statistics, "A Method of Imputing Length of Gestation on Birth Certificates,"by S. Taffel, D. Johnson, and R. Heuser, Vital and Health Statistics, Series 2 - No. 93, DHHS Pub. No. (PHS) 82-1367, Public Health Service, Wash.,U. S. Government Printing Office, Aug. 1981. Hispanic Parentage Concurrent with the 1978 revision of the U.S. Standard Certificate of Live Birth,the NCHS recommended that States add items to identify the Hispanic or ethnic origin of the newborn's parents. Two formats were used: 1) an open- ended item to obtain the specific origin or descent of each parent, for example, Italian, Mexican, or English; and 2) an item directed toward the Hispanic population,requesting only the specific Hispanic origin (Mexican, Puerto Rican, Cuban, etc.). In 1981, items requesting Hispanic or ethnic origin were incleded on the birth certificates of 22 States (see table A). For a detailed analysis of births of Hispanic Parentage, see National Center for Health Statistics "Births of Hispanic Parentage, 1980," by S. J. Ventura, Monthly Vital Statistics Report, Vol. 32, No. 6, Supplement, DHHS Publication No. (PHS) 83-1120, Sept. 23, 1983. Sampling of Birth Records In 1981 the total file of birth records was used for 44 States(see Sources of data) which accounted for 83 percent of all births in the country. The total file of records was also used for Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, and Guam. Reliability of Estimates There is no sampling error in the total number of births occurring in a State, whether the total file or a 50-percent sample is used. Characteristics such as race and month of birth when shown by place of occurrence are subject to sampling error only for the sampled States. All data by place of residence, for all States, are subject to sampling error. The approximate standard errors for 1981 are presented in table B for selected birth totals and numbers of births with a specified characteristic in areas with a 50-percent sample. Linear interpolation may be used to obtain the standard errors for other estimated numbers of births. For States with all records tabulated, the standard errors for specific characteristics are approximated by multiplying the errors shown in table B by the appropriate factors from Table C. To determine the standard error of an estimated number of births, both the total number of births in the area and the estimated number of births with a specified characteristic must be known.For estimated births with a specified characteristic by place of occurrence, the appropriate "Total births in the area" in table B is the number occurring in the area, e.g., city, county, or State.For the estimated total number of births and the number of births with a specified characteristic by place of residence, the number of births to residents of the State is used as the total births in the area. For example, consider an estimate of 25,000 births to women 20-25 years of age residing in a State which has an estimated total of 60,000 births to residents and for which all birth records are used in the data base. Table B shows that the standard errors for an estimate of 25,000 births is 111.8 and 154.1 for areas having 50,000 and 500,000 total births, respectively. Linear interpolation yields a value of 112.7 for the approximate standard error for an area having 60,000 total births when the estimate is based on a 50-percent sample. According to table C, the multiplier for resident births for States where records are not sampled is 0.41. Hence, the standard error for the estimate of 25,000 births to women 20-25 years of age residing in the State is approximately 46.2= (112.7) (0.41). For estimated numbers of births with specific characteristics by place of occurrence or residence, the standard errors derived from table B are accurate for those areas where 50-percent samples are used, but the errors are likely to be overstatements for areas which include,but are not restricted to, areas using a 50-percent sample for example, certain SMSA's. For estimated numbers of births by place of residence (both totals and by specific characteristics), the standard errors derived using tables B and C are overstatements for most non-sampled areas. The amount of overstatement in the error estimates is likely to be greater for areas which are not adjacent to States where 50- percent samples are used. The approximate relative standard error for rates is equivalent to the relative standard error of the numerator obtained using tables B and C. This is because the denominators are estimates which are considered to be without sampling errors (for example for the U.S., the populations of age-race-sex groups, States, SMSA's, or by month). The standard error for estimates of the difference between two estimates X*1 and X**2 may be calculated using SE(d) = SE**2(x*1) + SE**2(X**2) This formula represents the standard error quite accurately for the difference between separate and uncorrelated characteristics. When the characteristics are correlated, however, this formula overstates the standard error. The standard error for an estimate of the ratio R = X/Y may be approximated if the sample sizes are large enough for the ratio's variance to be valid. As a working rule, the variance formula may be used if Y exceeds 60 and is also large enough so that the relative standard errors (RSE's) for both X and Y are less than 0.10 or if RSE(Y) is less than 0.05. The RSE of an estimate (X or Y) is approximated by dividing the standard error by the estimate itself. In the following it is assumed that Y exceeds 60 and at least one of the two conditions of the RSE's is satisfied. The standard error for percent estimates where X is a subclass of the denominator Y may be calculated using: SE(R) = R RSE**2(X) -RES**2(Y) The standard error for estimates of means and other ratios where the numerator X is not a subclass of the denominator Y may be calculated using SE(R)= R RSE**2(X) + RSE**2(Y) Computation of Rates and Other Measures Population Bases Population estimates for 1981. --The population of the United States by age, race, and sex is published in Current Population Reports, Series P-25, Number 929, by State in Number 930, and by month in Number 931. 1982 ADDENDUM TO TECHNICAL APPENDIX Sources of Data Statistics for 45 States are based on the total file of records received on computer data tapes. Statistics for the remaining States (Arizona, California, Delaware, Georgia, and North Dakota) and the District of Columbia are based on a 50-percent sample of birth certificates. Classification of Data Geographic Classification Vital statistics data for cities and certain other urban places in 1982 are classified according to the population enumerated in the 1980 Census of Population. Classification of such areas for 1970-81 was determined by the population enumerated in the 1970 Census of Population. As a result of changes in the enumerated population between 1970 and 1980, some urban places identified in previous years are no longer included, while a number of other places have been added. Urban places other than incorporated cities for which vital statistics data are available include the following: * Each town in New England, New York, and Uisconsin and each township in Michigan, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania that had no incorporated municipality as a subdivision and had either 25,000 inhabitants or more, or a population of 10,000 to 25,000 and a density of 1,000 persons or more per square mile. * Each county in States other than those indicated above that had no incorporated municlpality within its boundaries and had a density of 1,500 persons or more per square mile. (Arlington County, Virginia, is the only county classified as urban under this rule.) * Each place in Hawaii with 10,000 or more population, as there are no incorporated cities in the State. Dates of Last Live Birth and Last Fetal Death Interval since last pregnancy and outcome of last pregnancy--Prior to 1982, the outcome of the last pregnancy was considered as not stated if either the interval since the last live birth or the last fetal death was not computed because only the year of the event was recorded. Beginning in 1982, outcome of last pregnancy was derived for such records if the year of the last live birth and the year of the last fetal death were not the same. The effect of this revised procedure is to reduce substantially the number of records with outcome of last pregnancy not stated. In addition, for these records, the interval since the termination of the last pregnancy was determined if both the month and year were reported for the event immediately preceding the current live birth. Prior to 1982, the interval since the termination of the last pregnancy was considered not stated for such births. Computation of Rates and Other Measures Population Bases Population estimates for 1982-The population of the United States by age, race, and sex is published in Current Population Reports, Series P-25, Number 949; by State in Number 951; and by month in Number 931. 1983 ADDENDUM TO TECHNICAL APPENDIX Sources of Data Statistics for 46 States are based on the total file of records received on computer data tapes. Statistics for the remaining States (Arizona, California, Delaware, and Georgia, and the District of Columbia are based on a 50-percent sample of birth certificates. Classification of Data Geographic Classification Beginning in 1982, vital statistics data for cities and certain other urban places are classified according to the population enumerated in the 1980 Census of Population. Classification of such areas for 1970-81 was determined by the population enumerated in the 1970 Census of Population. As a result of changes in the enumerated population between 1970 and 1980, some urban places identified in previous years are no longer included, while a number of other places have been added. Urban places other than incorporated cities for which vital statistics data are available include the following: * Each town in New England, New York, and Wisconsin and each township in Michigan, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania that had no incorporated municipality as a subdivision and had either 25,000 inhabitants or more, 1,500 persons or more per square mile. (Arlington County, Virginia, is the only county classified as urban under this rule.) * Each place in Hawaii with 10,000 or more population, as there are no incorporated cities in the State. Dates of Last Live Birth and Last Fetal Death Interval since last pregnancy and outcome of last pregnancy--Prior to 1982, the outcome of the last pregnancy was considered as not stated if either the interval since the last live birth or the last fetal death was not computed because only the year of the event was recorded. Beginning in 1982, outcome of last pregnancy was derived for such records if the year of the last live birth and the year of the last fetal death were not the same. The effect of this revised procedure is to reduce substantially the number of records with outcome of last pregnancy not stated. In addition, for these records, the interval since the termination of the last pregnancy was determined if both the month and year were reported for the event immediately preceding the current live birth. Prior to 1982, the interval since the termination of the last pregnancy was considered not stated for such births. Computer of Rates and Other Measures Population Bases Population estimates for 1982-The population of the United States by age, race, and sex is published in Current Population Reports, Series P-25, Number 949; by State in Number 951; and by month in Number 931. 1984 ADDENDUM TO TECHNICAL APPENDIX Sources of Data Statistics for 46 States are based on the total file of records received on cotter data tapes. Statistics for the raining States (Arizona, California, Delaware, and Georgia) and the District of Columbia are based on a 50-percent sale of birth certificates. Computation of Rates of Other Measures Population Bases Population estimates for 1983-The population of the United States by age, race, and sex is published in Current Population Reports, Series P-25, Number 965; by State in Number 970; and by month in Number 961. or a population of 10,000 to 25,000 and a density of 1,000 persons or more per square mile. * Each county in States other than those indicated above that had no incorporated municipality within its boundaries and had a density of 1,500 persons or more per square mile. (Arlington County, Virginia, is the only county classified as urban under this rule.) * Each place in Hawaii with 10,000 or more population, as there are no incorporated cities in the State. Dates of Last Live Birth and Last Fetal Death Interval since last pregnancy and outcome of last pregnancy--Prior to 1982, the outcome of the last pregnancy was considered as not stated if either the interval since the last live birth or the last fetal death was not computed because only the year of the event was recorded. Beginning in 1982, outcome of last pregnancy was derived for such records if the year of the last live birth and the year of the last fetal death were not the same. The effect of this revised procedure is to reduce substantially the number of records with outcome of last pregnancy not stated. In addition, for these records, the interval since the termination of the last pregnancy was determined if both the month and year were reported for the event immediately preceding the current live birth. Prior to 1982, the interval since the termination of the last pregnancy was considered not stated for such births. 1985 ADDENDUM TO TECHNICAL APPENDIX Sources of Data Statistics for all States and the District of Columbia are based on the total file of records received on computer data tapes; no States are sampled at 50-percent rate. Therefore, the sections on sampling of birth records and reliability of estimates are not applicable to 1985 data. Classification of Data Marital Status Because of the substantial increase in all measures of nonmarital childbearing in 1985, an intensive evaluation of the national data was made. There has been continuing concern that the net method, incorporating data based on a comparison of surnames, might overstate the number of births to unmarried women, particularly among those women who have retained their maiden surname as their legal surname after marriage. The evaluation included comparisons of trends in all measures of births to unmarried mothers between 1980, when the new method was first put into use, and 1985. Trends in States with a marital status item on the birth certificate were compared with trends in those States providing inferential data based on a comparison of surnames, The comparisons were made for white and black births separately and by age of mother. The results were remarkably similar for both data sets. Nonmarital births increased at virtually the same rate in each set of States. The findings were similar for white and black women and for the various age-of-mother groups. Period of Gestation Beginning in 1985 gestation is computed from the first day of the last normal menstrual period for all States and the District of Columbia. 1986 ADDENDUM TO TECHNICAL APPENDIX Classification of Data In 1986 there were no changes in the areas reporting educational attainment of parents, dates of last live birth and last other termination, number of prenatal visits, marital status of mother, 1-minute and 5-minute Apgar scores, ethnic origin, or Hispanic origin. Marital Status Because of the continued increase in all measures of nonmarital childbearing in 1986, the intensive evaluation of the national data which was performed in 1985 was repeated in 1986. There has been continuing concern that the new method, incorporating data based on a comparison of surnames, might overstate the number of births to unmarried women, particularly among those women who have retained their maiden surname as their legal surname after marriage. The evaluation included comparisons of trends in all measures of births to unmarried mothers between 1980, when the new method was first put into use, and 1986. Trends in States with a marital status item on the birth certificate were compared with trends in those States providing inferential data based on a comparison of surnames The comparisons were made for white and black births separately and by age of mother. The results were remarkably similar for both data sets. Nonmarital births increased at virtually the same rate in each set of States, The findings were similar for white and black women and for the various age-of-mother groups. 1987 ADDENDUM TO TECHNICAL APPENDIX Classification of Data In 1987 there were no changes in the areas reporting educational attainment of parents, dates of last live birth and last other termination, number of prenatal visits, marital status of mother, 1-minute and 5-minute Apgar scores, ethnic origin, or Hispanic origin. The evaluation of the national marital status data per- formed in 1985 and 1986 was repeated in 1987. For a detailed description of the evaluation see the technical appendix. 1988 ADDENDUM TO TECHNICAL APPENDIX Classification of Data In 1988, there were no changes in the areas reporting dates of last live birth and last other termination, number of prenatal visits, and 1-minute and 5-minute Apgar scores. New York State (exclusive of New York City) became a nonreporting area with regard to educational attainment of parents. Montana added marital status of mother to its certificate so this item will no longer be inferred for that State. Seven additional States became reporting areas with regard to Hispanic origin. These States include Alabama, Connecticut, Kentucky, Massachusetts, Montana, North Carolina, and Washington. The evaluation of the national marital status data performed in 1985-87 was repeated in 1988. For a detailed description of the evaluation see the technical appendix. APPENDIX 1 - GEOGRAPHIC CODE OUTLINE EFFECTIVE WITH 1982 DATA General Information The following pages show in detail the geographic codes used by the Division of Vital Statistics in the processing of vital event data occurring in the United States. When an event occurs to a nonresident of the United States, residence data are coded only to the "State" level; several western hemisphere countries or the remainder of the world are uniquely identified. Along with the Division of Vital Statistics codes, the Federal Information Processing Standards (FIPS) codes are shown for several items. Both sets of codes are shown for several items. Both sets of codes appear on the vital event public-use files. Except for the Standard metropolitan Statistical Area (SMSA) codes, the vital statistics codes are effective with the 1982 data year and are based on results of the 1980 Census. Thes SMSA codes are effective with the 1980 data year and are also based on the 1980 Census . To aid the user in interpreting the geographic codes, a brief explanation of the codes and of the column headings/abbreviations shown on the following pages are: State (St):Each State and the District of Columbia are numbered alphabetically In addition, several unique codes are used to identify nonresidents of the U.S. County (Cnty): Counties and county equivalents (independent and coextensive cities) are numbered alphabetically within each State. SMSA:Standard metropolitan statistical areas are those established by the U.S. Office of Management and Budget(OMB)using final 1980 Census population counts. For New England, the New England County Metropolitan Areas (NECMA) are used. M/NM:Metropolitan counties (code 1) are component counties of SMSA's. Nonmetropolitan counties (code 2) are not part of any SMSA. City: Cities are numbered alphabetically within each State and identify each city with a population of 10,000 or more in 1980. P/S:Population size code for city of residence based on the 1980 Census. Refer to the code outline given earlier in this document for specific codes and meanings. Name:Each State, county, and city name is listed along with its respective code. In addition, places used to identify nonresidents of the U.S. are also listed along with their codes. FIPS:For an explanation of FIPS codes, reference should be made to various National Bureau of Standards (NBS) publications. So! How do I find Yavapai county, Arizona; or Tupelo city, Mississippi? Since counties and cities are numbered within State, the State and county or the State and city codes must be used to select these areas. It is most help ful if the county is known when looking for a particular city since areas are shown by State, county, and city. Yavapai county, Arizona - State and county codes 03 013. Tupelo,Mississippi - State and city codes 25 025 or State, county, city codes 25 041 025. Vital Statistics Geographic Code Outline Effective with 1982 Data Alabama Vital Statistics Geographic Code Outline Effective With 1982 Data Vital Statistics Codes FIPS Codes St Cnty SMSA M/NM City P/S State, County, City, or Country Name St Cnty SMSA 001 Alabama 01 001 180 1 Autauga 001 5240 030 6 Prattville, part 999 9 Balance of county 002 177 1 999 9 Baldwin 003 5160 003 000 2 Barbour 005 0000 013 6 Eufaula 999 9 Balance of county 004 000 2 999 9 Bibb 007 0000 005 000 2 999 9 Blount 009 0000 006 000 2 999 9 Bullock 011 0000 007 000 2 999 9 Butler 013 0000 008 015 1 Calhoun 015 0450 004 5 Anniston 999 9 Balance of county 009 000 2 999 9 Chambers 017 0000 010 000 2 999 9 Cherokee 019 0000 011 000 2 999 9 Chilton 021 0000 012 000 2 999 9 Choctaw 023 0000 013 000 2 999 9 Clarke 025 0000 014 000 2 999 9 Clay 027 0000 015 000 2 999 9 Cleburne 029 0000 016 000 2 Coffee 031 0000 012 6 Enterprise, part 999 9 Balance of county 017 093 1 Colbert 033 2650 034 6 Sheffield 999 9 Balance of county 018 000 2 999 9 Conecuh 035 0000 019 000 2 999 9 Coosa 037 0000 020 000 2 Covington 039 0000 003 6 Andalusia 999 9 Balance of county 021 000 2 999 9 Crenshaw 041 0000 022 000 2 Cullman 043 0000 009 6 Cullman 999 9 Balance of county 023 000 2 Dale 045 0000 011 5 Dothan, part 012 6 Enterprise, part 028 6 Ozark 999 9 Balance of county 024 000 2 Dallas 047 033 5 Selma 999 9 Balance of county 025 000 2 De Kalb 049 0000 016 6 Fort Payne 999 9 Balance of county 026 180 1 Elmore 051 5240 030 6 Prattville, part 999 9 Balance of county 027 000 2 999 9 Escambia 053 0000 028 102 1 Etowah 055 2880 017 5 Gadsden 999 9 Balance of county 029 000 2 999 9 Fayette 057 0000 030 000 2 999 9 Franklin 059 0000 031 000 2 999 9 Geneva 061 0000 032 000 2 999 9 Greene 063 0000 033 000 2 999 9 Hale 065 0000 034 000 2 999 9 Henry 067 0000 035 000 2 Houston 069 0000 011 5 Dothan, part 999 9 Balance of county 036 000 2 Jackson 071 0000 032 6 Scottsboro 999 9 Balance of county 037 035 1 Jefferson 073 1000 007 5 Bessemer 008 2 Birmingham 014 6 Fairfield 018 6 Homewood 019 6 Hoover, part 020 6 Hueytown 025 6 Mountain Brook 040 6 Vestavia Hills 999 9 Balance of county 038 000 2 999 9 Lamar 075 0000 039 093 1 Lauderdale 077 2650 015 5 Florence 999 9 Balance of county 040 000 2 999 9 Lawrence 079 0000 041 000 2 Lee 081 0000 006 5 Auburn 027 6 Opelika 029 5 Phenix City, part 999 9 Balance of county 042 122 1 Limestone 083 3440 005 6 Athens 999 9 Balance of county 043 000 2 999 9 Lowndes 085 0000 044 000 2 Macon 087 0000 039 6 Tuskegee 999 9 Balance of county 045 122 1 Madison 089 3440 021 3 Huntsville 999 9 Balance of county 046 000 2 999 9 Marengo 091 0000 047 000 2 999 9 Marion 093 0000 048 122 1 Marshall 095 3440 001 6 Albertville 999 9 Balance of county 049 177 1 Mobile 097 5160 023 3 Mobile 031 5 Prichard 999 9 Balance of county 050 000 2 999 9 Monroe 099 0000 051 180 1 Montgomery 101 5240 024 3 Montgomery 999 9 Balance of county 052 000 2 Morgan 103 0000 010 5 Decatur 999 9 Balance of county 053 000 2 999 9 Perry 105 0000 054 000 2 999 9 Pickens 107 0000 055 000 2 Pike 109 0000 037 6 Troy 999 9 Balance of county 056 000 2 999 9 Randolph 111 0000 057 066 1 Russell 113 1800 029 5 Phenix City, part 999 9 Balance of county 058 035 1 999 9 St. Clair 115 1000 059 035 1 Shelby 117 1000 019 6 Hoover, part 999 9 Balance of county 060 000 2 999 9 Sumter 119 0000 061 000 2 Talladega 121 0000 035 6 Sylacauga 036 6 Talladega 999 9 Balance of county 062 000 2 Tallapoosa 123 0000 002 6 Alexander City 999 9 Balance of county 063 283 1 Tuscaloosa 125 8600 026 6 Northport 038 4 Tuscaloosa 999 9 Balance of county 064 035 1 Walker 127 1000 022 6 Jasper 999 9 Balance of county 065 000 2 999 9 Washington 129 0000 066 000 2 999 9 Wilcox 131 0000 067 000 2 999 9 Winston 133 0000 Alaska Vital Statistics Geographic Code Outline Effective With 1982 Data Vital Statistics Codes FIPS Codes St Cnty SMSA M/NM City P/S State, County, City, or Country Name St Cnty SMSA 002 Alaska 02 001 000 2 999 9 Aleuian Islands 010 0000 002 011 1 001 3 Anchorage, coext. with Anchorage city 020 0380 003 000 2 999 9 Bethel 050 0000 004 000 2 999 9 Bristol Bay borough 060 0000 005 000 2 999 9 Dillingham 070 0000 006 000 2 Fairbanks North Star borough 090 0000 002 6 Fairbanks 999 9 Balance of area 007 000 2 999 9 Haines borough 100 0000 008 000 2 003 6 Juneau, coext. with Juneau city 110 0000 009 000 2 999 9 Kenai Peninsula borough 122 0000 010 000 2 999 9 Ketchikan Gateway borough 130 0000 011 000 2 999 9 Kobuk 140 0000 012 000 2 999 9 Kodiak Island borough 150 0000 013 000 2 999 9 Matanuska-Susitna borough 170 0000 014 000 2 999 9 Nome 180 0000 015 000 2 999 9 North Slope borough 185 0000 016 000 2 999 9 Prince of Wales-Outer Ketchikan 201 0000 017 000 2 999 9 Sitka borough 220 0000 018 000 2 999 9 Skagway-Yakutat-Angoon 231 0000 019 000 2 999 9 Southeast Fairbanks 240 0000 020 000 2 999 9 Valdez-Cordova 261 0000 021 000 2 999 9 Wade Hampton 270 0000 022 000 2 999 9 Wrangell-Petersburg 280 0000 023 000 2 999 9 Yukon-Koyukuk 290 0000 Arizona Vital Statistics Geographic Code Outline Effective With 1982 Data Vital Statistics Codes FIPS Codes St Cnty SMSA M/NM City P/S State, County, City, or Country Name St Cnty SMSA 003 Arizona 04 001 000 2 999 9 Apache 001 0000 002 000 2 Cochise 003 0000 003 6 Douglas 014 5 Sierra Vista 999 9 Balance of county 003 000 2 Coconino 005 0000 004 5 Flagstaff 999 9 Balance of county 004 000 2 999 9 Gila 007 0000 005 000 2 999 9 Graham 009 0000 006 000 2 999 9 Greenlee 011 0000 007 213 1 Maricopa 013 6200 002 5 Chandler 005 4 Glendale 007 3 Mesa 009 6 Paradise Valley 010 6 Peoria 011 1 Phoenix 013 4 Scottsdale 015 3 Tempe 999 9 Balance of county 008 000 2 Mohave 015 0000 006 6 Lake Havasu City 999 9 Balance of county 009 000 2 999 9 Navajo 017 0000 010 281 1 Pima 019 8520 016 2 Tucson 999 9 Balance of county 011 000 2 Pinal 021 0000 001 6 Casa Grande 999 9 Balance of county 012 000 2 Santa Cruz 023 0000 008 6 Nogales 999 9 Balance of county 013 000 2 Yavapai 025 0000 012 6 Prescott 999 9 Balance of county 014 000 2 Yuma 027 0000 017 5 Yuma 999 9 Balance of county Arkansas Vital Statistics Geographic Code Outline Effective With 1982 Data Vital Statistics Codes FIPS Codes St Cnty SMSA M/NM City P/S State, County, City, or Country Name St Cnty SMSA 004 Arkansas 05 001 000 2 Arkansas 001 0000 025 6 Stuttgart 999 9 Balance of county 002 000 2 999 9 Ashley 003 0000 003 000 2 999 9 Baxter 005 0000 004 091 1 Benton 007 2580 020 6 Rogers 024 6 Springdale, part 999 9 Balance of county 005 000 2 999 9 Boone 009 0000 006 000 2 999 9 Bradley 011 0000 007 000 2 999 9 Calhoun 013 0000 008 000 2 999 9 Carroll 015 0000 009 000 2 999 9 Chicot 017 0000 010 000 2 Clark 019 0000 001 6 Arkadelphia 999 9 Balance of county 011 000 2 999 9 Clay 021 0000 012 000 2 999 9 Cleburne 023 0000 013 000 2 999 9 Cleveland 025 0000 014 000 2 Columbia 027 0000 015 6 Magnolia 999 9 Balance of county 015 000 2 999 9 Conway 029 0000 016 000 2 Craighead 031 0000 013 5 Jonesboro 999 9 Balance of county 017 098 1 Crawford 033 2720 027 6 Van Buren 999 9 Balance of county 018 172 1 Crittenden 035 4920 029 5 West Memphis 999 9 Balance of county 019 000 2 999 9 Cross 037 0000 020 000 2 999 9 Dallas 039 0000 021 000 2 999 9 Desha 041 0000 022 000 2 999 9 Drew 043 0000 023 000 2 Faulkner 045 0000 005 6 Conway 999 9 Balance of county 024 000 2 999 9 Franklin 047 0000 025 000 2 999 9 Fulton 049 0000 026 000 2 Garland 051 0000 011 5 Hot Springs 999 9 Balance of county 027 000 2 999 9 Grant 053 0000 028 000 2 Greene 055 0000 018 6 Paragould 999 9 Balance of county 029 000 2 Hempstead 057 0000 010 6 Hope 999 9 Balance of county 030 000 2 Hot Spring 059 0000 016 6 Malvern 999 9 Balance of county 031 000 2 999 9 Howard 061 0000 032 000 2 999 9 Independence 063 0000 033 000 2 999 9 Izard 065 0000 034 000 2 999 9 Jackson 067 0000 035 214 1 Jefferson 069 6240 019 4 Pine Bluff 999 9 Balance of county 036 000 2 999 9 Johnson 071 0000 037 000 2 999 9 Lafayette 073 0000 038 000 2 999 9 Lawrence 075 0000 039 000 2 999 9 Lee 077 0000 040 000 2 999 9 Lincoln 079 0000 041 277 1 999 9 Little River 081 8360 042 000 2 999 9 Logan 083 0000 043 000 2 999 9 Lonoke 085 0000 044 000 2 999 9 Madison 087 0000 045 000 2 999 9 Marion 089 0000 046 277 1 Miller 091 8360 026 6 Texarkana 999 9 Balance of county 047 000 2 Mississippi 093 0000 003 6 Blytheville 999 9 Balance of county 048 000 2 999 9 Monroe 095 0000 049 000 2 999 9 Montgomery 097 0000 050 000 2 999 9 Nevada 099 0000 051 000 2 999 9 Newton 101 0000 052 000 2 Ouachita 103 0000 004 6 Camden 999 9 Balance of county 053 000 2 999 9 Perry 105 0000 054 000 2 Phillips 107 0000 028 6 West Helena 999 9 Balance of county 055 000 2 999 9 Pike 109 0000 056 000 2 999 9 Poinsett 111 0000 057 000 2 999 9 Polk 113 0000 058 000 2 Pope 115 0000 021 6 Russellville 999 9 Balance of county 059 000 2 999 9 Prairie 117 0000 060 157 1 Pulaski 119 4400 012 5 Jacksonville 014 3 Little Rock 017 4 North Little Rock 023 6 Sherwood 999 9 Balance of county 061 000 2 999 9 Randolph 121 0000 062 000 2 St. Francis 123 0000 008 6 Forrest City 999 9 Balance of county 063 157 1 Saline 125 4400 002 6 Benton 999 9 Balance of county 064 000 2 999 9 Scott 127 0000 065 000 2 999 9 Searcy 129 0000 066 098 1 Sebastian 131 2720 009 4 Fort Smith 999 9 Balance of county 067 000 2 999 9 Sevier 133 0000 068 000 2 999 9 Sharp 135 0000 069 000 2 999 9 Stone 137 0000 070 000 2 Union 139 0000 006 5 El Dorado 999 9 Balance of county 071 000 2 999 9 Van Buren 141 0000 072 091 1 Washington 143 2580 007 5 Fayetteville 024 6 Springdale, part 999 9 Balance of county 073 000 2 White 145 0000 022 6 Searcy 999 9 Balance of county 074 000 2 999 9 Woodruff 147 0000 075 000 2 999 9 Yell 149 0000 California Vital Statistics Geographic Code Outline Effective With 1982 Data Vital Statistics Codes FIPS Codes St Cnty SMSA M/NM City P/S State, County, City, or Country Name St Cnty SMSA 005 California 06 001 249 1 Alameda 001 7360 001 4 Alameda 002 6 Albany 022 3 Berkeley 071 3 Fremont 082 4 Hayward 107 5 Livermore 141 5 Newark 146 2 Oakland 163 6 Piedmont 168 5 Pleasanton 202 4 San Leandro 241 5 Union City 999 9 Balance of county 002 000 2 999 9 Alpine 003 0000 003 000 2 999 9 Amador 005 0000 004 059 1 Butte 007 1620 037 5 Chico 158 6 Paradise 999 9 Balance of county 005 000 2 999 9 Calaveras 009 0000 006 000 2 999 9 Colusa 011 0000 007 249 1 Contra Costa 013 7360 005 5 Antioch 045 3 Concord 061 6 El Cerrito 094 6 Lafayette 123 6 Martinez 136 6 Moraga Town 164 6 Pinole 165 5 Pittsburg 167 5 Pleasant Hill 180 4 Richmond 207 6 San Pablo 248 4 Walnut Creek 999 9 Balance of county 008 000 2 999 9 Del Norte 015 0000 009 000 2 El Dorado 017 0000 226 6 South Lake Tahoe 999 9 Balance of county 010 101 1 Fresno 019 2840 041 5 Clovis 072 3 Fresno 178 6 Reedley 199 6 Sanger 221 6 Selma 999 9 Balance of county 011 000 2 999 9 Glenn 021 0000 012 000 2 Humboldt 023 0000 007 6 Arcata 065 6 Eureka 999 9 Balance of county 013 000 2 Imperial 025 0000 024 6 Brawley 029 6 Calexico 060 6 El Centro 999 9 Balance of county 014 000 2 999 9 Inyo 027 0000 015 023 1 Kern 029 0680 013 3 Bakersfield 056 6 Delano 181 6 Ridgecrest 999 9 Balance of county 016 000 2 Kings 031 0000 079 6 Hanford 999 9 Balance of county 017 000 2 999 9 Lake 033 0000 018 000 2 999 9 Lassen 035 0000 019 161 1 Los Angeles 037 4480 003 4 Alhambra 006 5 Arcadia 009 6 Artesia 012 5 Azusa 014 4 Baldwin Park 017 5 Bell 018 4 Bellflower 019 5 Bell Gardens 023 5 Beverly Hills 027 4 Burbank 034 4 Carson 036 4 Cerritos 040 5 Claremont 043 6 Commerce 044 4 Compton 049 5 Covina 050 6 Cudahy 051 5 Culver City 057 4 Downey 058 6 Duarte 062 4 El Monte 063 6 El Segundo 074 5 Gardena 077 3 Glendale 078 5 Glendora 080 6 Hawaiian Gardens 081 4 Hawthorne 084 6 Hermosa Beach 088 5 Huntington Park 091 4 Inglewood 093 6 La Canada Flintridge 097 4 Lakewood 099 5 La Mirada 100 5 Lancaster 102 5 La Puente 104 6 La Verne 105 6 Lawndale 110 6 Lomita 112 2 Long Beach 115 0 Los Angeles 118 5 Lynwood 120 5 Manhattan Beach 124 6 Maywood 131 5 Monrovia 133 4 Montebello 135 4 Monterey Park 144 4 Norwalk 153 6 Palmdale 157 6 Palos Verdes Estates 159 5 Paramount 160 3 Pasadena 162 4 Pico Rivera 169 4 Pomona 173 5 Rancho Palos Verdes 176 4 Redondo Beach 184 5 Rosemead 195 6 San Dimas 196 6 San Fernando 198 5 San Gabriel 205 6 San Marino 213 6 Santa Fe Springs 215 4 Santa Monica 222 6 Sierra Madre 224 6 South El Monte 225 4 South Gate 227 6 South Pasadena 233 5 Temple City 235 3 Torrance 250 4 West Covina 252 4 Whittier 999 9 Balance of county 020 000 2 Madera 039 0000 119 6 Madera 999 9 Balance of county 021 249 1 Marin 041 7360 103 6 Larkspur 128 6 Mill Valley 145 5 Novato 188 6 San Anselmo 208 5 San Rafael 999 9 Balance of county 022 000 2 999 9 Mariposa 043 0000 023 000 2 Mendocino 045 0000 240 6 Ukiah 999 9 Balance of county 024 000 2 Merced 047 0000 011 6 Atwater 116 6 Los Banos 126 5 Merced 999 9 Balance of county 025 000 2 999 9 Modoc 049 0000 026 000 2 999 9 Mono 051 0000 027 243 1 Monterey 053 7120 122 6 Marina 134 5 Monterey 152 6 Pacific Grove 187 4 Salinas 220 5 Seaside 999 9 Balance of county 028 286 1 Napa 055 8720 139 4 Napa 999 9 Balance of county 029 000 2 999 9 Nevada 057 0000 030 010 1 Orange 059 0360 004 3 Anaheim 025 5 Brea 026 4 Buena Park 048 4 Costa Mesa 053 5 Cypress 070 4 Fountain Valley 073 3 Fullerton 075 3 Garden Grove 087 3 Huntington Beach 092 4 Irvine 095 6 Laguna Beach 096 5 La Habra 101 6 La Palma 113 6 Los Alamitos 142 4 Newport Beach 149 4 Orange 166 5 Placentia 193 5 San Clemente 201 6 San Juan Capistrano 209 3 Santa Ana 219 5 Seal Beach 229 6 Stanton 239 5 Tustin 251 4 Westminster 254 5 Yorba Linda 999 9 Balance of county 031 237 1 Placer 061 6920 185 6 Roseville 999 9 Balance of county 032 000 2 999 9 Plumas 063 0000 033 231 1 Riverside 065 6780 015 6 Banning 046 5 Corona 083 6 Hemet 090 6 Indio 143 6 Norco 154 6 Palm Desert 155 5 Palm Springs 182 3 Riverside 999 9 Balance of county 034 237 1 Sacramento 067 6920 067 6 Folsom 186 2 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Waterbury 041 4 West Haven 999 9 Balance of county 006 188 1 New London 011 5523 013 6 Groton 024 5 New London 027 5 Norwich 999 9 Balance of county 007 117 1 Tolland 013 3283 037 5 Vernon town 999 9 Balance of county 008 000 2 Windham 015 0000 044 6 Willimantic 999 9 Balance of county Delaware Vital Statistics Geographic Code Outline Effective With 1982 Data Vital Statistics Codes FIPS Codes St Cnty SMSA M/NM City P/S State, County, City, or Country Name St Cnty SMSA 008 Delaware 10 001 000 2 Kent 001 0000 001 6 Dover 999 9 Balance of county 002 299 1 New Castle 003 9160 002 5 Newark 003 4 Wilmington 999 9 Balance of county 003 000 2 999 9 Sussex 005 0000 District of Columbia Vital Statistics Geographic Code Outline Effective With 1982 Data Vital Statistics Codes FIPS Codes St Cnty SMSA M/NM City P/S State, County, City, or Country Name St Cnty SMSA 009 001 291 1 001 1 District of Columbia 11 001 8840 Florida Vital Statistics Geographic Code Outline Effective With 1982 Data Vital 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