RESIDENCE	SHORT INTERVAL BIRTHS	PERCENT SHORT INTERVAL
NORTH CAROLINA	46,655	12.2
ALAMANCE	806	13.0
ALEXANDER	170	11.9
ALLEGHANY	47	13.4
ANSON	155	13.7
ASHE	101	13.0
AVERY	54	10.2
BEAUFORT	189	9.1
BERTIE	76	9.1
BLADEN	161	10.3
BRUNSWICK	289	10.5
BUNCOMBE	754	9.8
BURKE	520	14.0
CABARRUS	775	11.7
CALDWELL	371	11.1
CAMDEN	23	11.5
CARTERET	208	11.2
CASWELL	105	11.7
CATAWBA	706	11.2
CHATHAM	262	11.8
CHEROKEE	109	13.0
CHOWAN	81	12.4
CLAY	29	12.2
CLEVELAND	587	13.4
COLUMBUS	344	12.6
CRAVEN	609	11.9
CUMBERLAND	2,284	12.7
CURRITUCK	60	8.8
DARE	112	10.7
DAVIDSON	861	13.6
DAVIE	198	13.3
DUPLIN	298	11.2
DURHAM	1,042	9.0
EDGECOMBE	389	13.6
FORSYTH	1,981	12.9
FRANKLIN	222	10.5
GASTON	1,023	12.0
GATES	38	10.7
GRAHAM	42	13.3
GRANVILLE	219	11.0
GREENE	68	7.7
GUILFORD	2,650	13.1
HALIFAX	294	11.8
HARNETT	621	13.2
HAYWOOD	194	11.1
HENDERSON	374	11.1
HERTFORD	95	11.3
HOKE	260	11.7
HYDE	17	8.9
IREDELL	689	11.8
JACKSON	134	12.1
JOHNSTON	745	11.4
JONES	35	10.7
LEE	366	12.9
LENOIR	372	13.0
LINCOLN	313	11.3
MCDOWELL	211	12.3
MACON	96	10.0
MADISON	53	7.8
MARTIN	153	13.7
MECKLENBURG	4,628	12.4
MITCHELL	60	11.4
MONTGOMERY	196	14.0
MOORE	382	12.2
NASH	568	13.4
NEW HANOVER	846	12.9
NORTHAMPTON	93	11.4
ONSLOW	1,342	13.8
ORANGE	514	12.7
PAMLICO	39	12.2
PASQUOTANK	174	12.0
PENDER	200	12.4
PERQUIMANS	48	13.1
PERSON	166	10.9
PITT	730	11.4
POLK	62	10.4
RANDOLPH	780	12.7
RICHMOND	325	14.2
ROBESON	908	12.8
ROCKINGHAM	542	13.8
ROWAN	693	12.2
RUTHERFORD	352	13.3
SAMPSON	372	12.2
SCOTLAND	247	13.9
STANLY	327	13.4
STOKES	207	12.1
SURRY	401	12.9
SWAIN	85	14.7
TRANSYLVANIA	87	9.3
TYRRELL	16	11.1
UNION	886	12.2
VANCE	294	12.3
WAKE	3,931	11.9
WARREN	93	13.2
WASHINGTON	79	13.3
WATAUGA	147	13.8
WAYNE	710	12.5
WILKES	342	12.1
WILSON	506	13.7
YADKIN	192	11.5
YANCEY	45	7.7

PREPARED BY NC-DHHS STATE CENTER FOR HEALTH STATISTICS (www.schs.state.nc.us/SCHS/)