List of Mexican states by fertility rate

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Total fertility rate by state in 2014. Mexico total fertility rate by state 2014.png
Total fertility rate by state in 2014.

This is a list ranking the 32 federal states in Mexico by fertility rate in 2013 and 2016.

RankStateFertility Rate (2013) [1] Fertility Rate (2016)
1Flag of Chiapas.svg  Chiapas 2.592.47
2Flag of Oaxaca.svg  Oaxaca 2.572.44
1Flag of Guerrero.svg  Guerrero 2.542.37
2Flag of Zacatecas.svg  Zacatecas 2.472.36
2Flag of Puebla.svg  Puebla 2.462.34
2Flag of Aguascalientes.svg  Aguascalientes 2.432.30
2Flag of San Luis Potosi.svg  San Luis Potosí 2.402.29
3Flag of Durango.png  Durango 2.382.26
3Flag of Michoacan.svg  Michoacán de Ocampo 2.362.21
3Flag of Sonora.svg  Sonora 2.352.23
3Flag of Chihuahua.svg  Chihuahua 2.352.22
3Flag of Tlaxcala.svg  Tlaxcala 2.342.20
3Guanajuato Flag.svg  Guanajuato 2.332.18
3Flag of Jalisco.svg  Jalisco 2.312.17
3Flag of Hidalgo.svg  Hidalgo 2.302.16
-Flag of Mexico.svg  Mexico 2.272.14
4Flag of Nayarit.svg  Nayarit 2.292.14
4Flag of Tamaulipas.svg  Tamaulipas 2.292.09
4Flag of Tabasco.svg  Tabasco 2.282.07
4Flag of Coahuila.svg  Coahuila de Zaragoza 2.282.05
4Flag of Sinaloa.svg  Sinaloa 2.272.04
4Flag of Colima.svg  Colima 2.242.01
4Flag of Yucatan.svg  Yucatán 2.231.98
4Flag of Morelos.svg  Morelos 2.221.93
4Flag of the State of Mexico.svg  México 2.201.85
4Flag of Queretaro.svg  Querétaro de Arteaga 2.201.90
5Flag of Nuevo Leon.svg  Nuevo León 2.181.88
5Flag of Campeche.svg  Campeche 2.171.89
5Flag of Veracruz.svg  Veracruz de Ignacio de la Llave 2.141.92
6Flag of Baja California Sur.svg  Baja California Sur 2.071.80
6Flag of Quintana Roo.svg  Quintana Roo 2.051.86
6Flag of Baja California.svg  Baja California 2.011.84
7Flag of Mexico City.svg  Ciudad de México 1.691.52

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References

  1. "INEGI" . Retrieved June 1, 2015.