The demographic distribution of women and children in a state, county or city can have an impact on the rates of birth outcomes in that area. When comparing the rates of health indicators between different geographic regions, these distributions should be taken into consideration.
Last updated:
February 2024
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The total population of Florida in 2022 was 22,244,823.
In Florida in 2022, the population of children under the age of 19 was 4,794,586.
In Florida in 2022, the population of women ages 15-44 was 4,037,951.
During 2020-2022 (average), about 1 in 7 women of childbearing age (ages 15-44) (13.7%) in Florida were living in families with incomes below the Federal Poverty Level.
Notes: All race categories exclude Hispanics. Population data through 2016 are reported for children less than 19 years of age; population data from 2017 through present are reported for children less than 20 years of age.
Sources: US Census Bureau. Population estimates based on bridged race categories released by the National Center for Health Statistics. Retrieved October 7, 2024, from www.marchofdimes.org/peristats.
The demographic distribution of women and children in a state, county or city can have an impact on the rates of birth outcomes in that area. When comparing the rates of health indicators between different geographic regions, these distributions should be considered.