Births, Marriages, Divorces, and Deaths: Provisional Data for May 2009

National Vital Statistics Report, Volume 58, Number 12

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Technical Notes

Data shown here are provisional and include only events occurring within the United States (50 states and the District of Columbia). Provisional birth, death, and infant death data in this report are based on a combination of counts of events provided by each reporting area and registered vital events processed into National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS) data files. Some of these may not have occurred in the specified month of this report. Monthly provisional birth, death, and infant death data may be updated during the course of a data year. Updates based on registered events will be included in the month the event occurred. However, updates based on counts received from the states may include the event in the month it was processed rather than the month in which it occurred. This may result in a low figure for a given month followed by a high figure for the month(s) in which the delayed records were processed. Once the provisional data year has ended, updates cease. Thus, provisional birth, death, and infant death data may not accurately track either the preliminary or the final number of events registered.

Marriage and divorce data in this report are counts of all events occurring in the state that were received in the registration offices during the 1-month period. Divorce figures include reported annulments. There is considerable variability among the states in the procedures that are used to submit the counts of marriages and divorces to NCHS and in the extent to which the states update their counts of marriages and divorces as new information is received. Therefore, counts vary in their completeness. Marriage and divorce counts, unlike other provisional data, may be updated after the end of a data year if final counts are provided by the state. Readers seeking further information on this should contact NCHS at births@cdc.gov.

Tables A and B provide monthly, year-to-date, and 12-month ending counts and rates for births, deaths (excluding fetal deaths), and marriages, and 12-month ending rates for divorces. These counts include events occurring in the United States to nonresidents of the United States and differ from the data in preliminary and final reports that are based on place of residence. Birth, death, and infant death figures (death and infant death figures exclude fetal deaths) in Table 1 for each state are estimates by state of residence. These estimates are derived by applying adjustment ratios to the number of events recorded as occurring in the state during a 1-month period. The adjustment ratios for each data year represent the observed relationship between final state occurrence figures and final state residence figures for the 3 most recent years for which final data were available and are expressed as a single ratio for each state for births and deaths. Monthly state marriage and divorce figures shown in Table 2 represent the actual count of all events occurring in the state (state of occurrence) and are not adjusted by state of residence.

Until 1998, provisional totals for births, marriages, and divorces for the entire United States included corrections for observed differences between provisional and final figures. These corrections compensated for delays in reporting. Beginning with data for January 1998, these monthly corrections for births, marriages, and divorces have been discontinued. Further information on these changes has been provided in the National Vital Statistics Reports presenting provisional data for January (vol. 48, no. 1), February (vol. 48, no. 2), and March (vol. 48, no. 4) 1999, available from the National Center for Health Statistics website.

NCHS has ceased publishing divorce counts and rates based on provisional data from the combined 50 states because it is no longer statistically feasible to calculate estimates of monthly divorce counts for nonreporting states (California, Georgia, Hawaii, Indiana, Louisiana, and Minnesota). Instead, NCHS publishes only the 12-month divorce rates shown in Table A, based solely on the combined counts and populations for reporting states and the District of Columbia. Aggregate 1-month, cumulative counts and rates, and 12-month counts for divorces have been discontinued because of their very limited usefulness when based on less than the full complement of states. Monthly marriage and divorce counts as reported by each state will continue to be shown in Table 2 .

In 2006, in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, Louisiana temporarily suspended collection of marriage counts (Louisiana does not provide NCHS with divorce counts; see previous paragraph). The 12-month ending marriage rate shown in Table A for 2007, which is computed based on marriages that occurred in 2006, excludes Louisiana data; the population for this rate also excludes Louisiana. Louisiana reinstated the collection of marriage counts in 2007.

Population estimates used for computing rates originate from the U.S. Census Bureau and are based on the 2000 census. All population estimates used for a single data year are based on population estimates of the same vintage (that is, the same reference year). Changes in rates between years in part reflect differences between vintages of the population estimates. Monthly population estimates may fluctuate from month to month even among estimates of the same vintage. This is especially true for population subgroups (e.g., females 15-44). This monthly variability in population estimates will be reflected in population based rates. Monthly rates are based on populations estimated for the specific month. Year-to-date rates are averages of monthly rates that have been weighted by the number of days in the corresponding months. Rates for 12-month periods are the sum of events for the period per population estimated at the midpoint of the period. Populations have been estimated by NCHS for the 12-month divorce rates based on the 44 reporting states and the District of Columbia. Monthly infant mortality rates are based on relatively few events and are highly variable. As a result, NCHS has discontinued publishing provisional monthly state specific infant mortality rates. National monthly infant mortality rates will continue to be available in Tables A and B .

List of Detailed Tables

  1. Provisional number of live births and deaths: Each state and Puerto Rico, May 2008 and 2009, and cumulative figures, 2007-2009
  2. Provisional number of marriages and divorces: Each state and Puerto Rico, May 2008 and 2009, and cumulative figures, 2007-2009

Acknowledgments

This report was prepared by Betzaida Tejada-Vera of the Mortality Statistics Branch (MSB) and Paul D. Sutton of the Reproductive Statistics Branch (RSB) of the Division of Vital Statistics (DVS) under the general direction of Stephanie J. Ventura, Chief, RSB, and Charles J. Rothwell, Director, DVS. Connie Gentry, Chrissy Jarman, Susan McBroom, Senora Roberson, and Pam Stephenson of the Data Acquisition and Evaluation Branch (DAEB) were responsible for acquisition of the provisional data. Brenda Green, Kryn Krautheim, David Justice, Jenny Justice, and Adrienne Rouse, also of DAEB, evaluated the quality of the provisional data. This report was edited by Demarius V. Miller and Laura Drescher, CDC/NCHM/Division of Creative Services, Writer-Editor Services Branch, and typeset by Jacqueline M. Davis, CDC/NCHM/Division of Creative Services, Graphic Services Branch.

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Tejada-Vera B, Sutton PD. Births, marriages, divorces, and deaths: Provisional data for May 2009. National vital statistics reports; vol 58, no 12. Hyattsville, MD: National Center for Health Statistics. 2010.

Tables

Table A

Table A1. Provisional vital statistics for the United States, May 2009

[Rates for infant deaths are deaths under 1 year per 1,000 live births; fertility rates are live births per 1,000 women aged 15-44 years; all other rates are per 1,000 total population. National data are based on events occurring in the United States, regardless of place of residence. Data are subject to monthly reporting variation. See “Technical Notes “]

Item May 2009 (Number) May 2008 (Number) May 2009 (Rate) May 2008 (Rate)
Live births 345,000 355,000 13.3 13.8
Fertility rate 65.6 67.5
Deaths 199,000 201,000 7.6 7.8
Infant deaths 2,200 2,400 6.4 6.6
Natural increase 146,000 154,000 5.7 6.0
Marriages1 174,000 176,000 6.7 6.9
Divorces2
Population base (in millions) 306.3 304.0

See footnotes at end of Table A3

Table A2. Provisional vital statistics for the United States, May 2009

[Rates for infant deaths are deaths under 1 year per 1,000 live births; fertility rates are live births per 1,000 women aged 15-44 years; all other rates are per 1,000 total population. National data are based on events occurring in the United States, regardless of place of residence. Data are subject to monthly reporting variation. See “Technical Notes “]

Item January-May 2009 (Number) January-May 2008 (Number) January-May 2009 (Rate) January-May 2008 (Rate)
Live births 1,686,000 1,746,000 13.3 13.8
Fertility rate 65.9 67.7
Deaths 1,048,000 1,084,000 8.3 8.6
Infant deaths 11,400 11,800 6.7 6.7
Natural increase 638,000 662,000 5.0 5.2
Marriages1 737,000 744,000 5.8 5.9
Divorces2
Population base (in millions)

See footnotes at end of Table A3

Table A3. Provisional vital statistics for the United States, May 2009

[Rates for infant deaths are deaths under 1 year per 1,000 live births; fertility rates are live births per 1,000 women aged 15-44 years; all other rates are per 1,000 total population. National data are based on events occurring in the United States, regardless of place of residence. Data are subject to monthly reporting variation. See “Technical Notes “]

Item 12 months ending with May 2009 (Number) 12 months ending with May 2008 (Number) 12 months ending with May 2009 (Rate) 12 months ending with May 2008 (Rate) 12 months ending with May 2007 (Rate)
Live births 4,188,000 4,318,000 13.7 14.2 14.3
Fertility rate 67.4 69.2 69.3
Deaths 2,416,000 2,455,000 7.9 8.1 8.0
Infant deaths 27,100 28,400 6.5 6.6 6.6
Natural increase 1,772,000 1,863,000 5.8 6.1 6.3
Marriages1 2,155,000 2,156,000 7.0 7.1 7.4
Divorces2 3.4 3.5 3.7
Population base (in millions) 305.8 303.5 300.3

… Category not applicable.

— Data not available.

1 The 12-month ending marriage figures for 2007 excludes data for Louisiana. The population for this marriage rate also excludes Louisiana.

2 Divorce figures exclude data for California, Georgia, Hawaii, Indiana, Louisiana, and Minnesota. Populations for divorce rates also exclude these states.

NOTE: Figures include all revisions received from the states and, therefore, may differ from those previously published; see “Technical Notes .”

Table B

Table B1. Provisional number and rate of live births, by month: United States, January 2008-May 2009

[National data are based on events occurring in the United States, regardless of place of residence. Data are provisional and are subject to monthly reporting variation; see “Technical Notes “]

Period Number Rate per 1,000 population Rate per 1,000 population (Unadjusted) Rate per 1,000 women aged 15-44 (Seasonally adjusted1)
January 2008 356,000 13.9 67.8 71.2
February 2008 338,000 14.1 68.7 70.2
March 2008 350,000 13.6 66.6 67.1
April 2008 346,000 13.9 67.9 69.2
May 2008 355,000 13.8 67.5 68.5
June 2008 349,000 14.0 68.5 67.1
July 2008 376,000 14.6 71.4 70.0
August 2008 373,000 14.5 70.9 68.0
September 2008 369,000 14.8 72.4 68.4
October 2008 359,000 13.9 68.2 68.1
November 2008 325,000 13.0 63.8 64.7
December 2008 351,000 13.5 66.6 68.1
January 2009 338,000 13.0 64.4 67.6
February 2009 318,000 13.5 66.9 68.4
March 2009 348,000 13.4 66.2 66.8
April 2009 338,000 13.4 66.5 67.7
May 2009 345,000 13.3 65.6 66.5

See footnotes at end of Table B2

Table B2. Provisional number and rate of marriages, deaths, and infant deaths, by month: United States, January 2008-May 2009

[National data are based on events occurring in the United States, regardless of place of residence. Data are provisional and are subject to monthly reporting variation; see “Technical Notes “]

Period Number of marriages Marriage rate per 1,000 population Number of deaths Death rate per 1,000 population Number of infant deaths Infant death rate per 1,000 live births
January 2008 132,000 5.1 224,000 8.7 2,500 6.9
February 2008 136,000 5.6 222,000 9.3 2,300 6.8
March 2008 141,000 5.5 231,000 9.0 2,400 6.9
April 2008 159,000 6.4 206,000 8.3 2,200 6.4
May 2008 176,000 6.9 201,000 7.8 2,400 6.6
June 2008 218,000 8.7 190,000 7.6 2,200 6.4
July 2008 233,000 9.0 191,000 7.4 2,300 6.2
August 2008 225,000 8.7 191,000 7.4 2,400 6.5
September 2008 213,000 8.5 186,000 7.5 2,100 5.9
October 2008 206,000 8.0 198,000 7.7 2,300 6.4
November 2008 161,000 6.4 200,000 8.0 2,200 6.5
December 2008 161,000 6.2 213,000 8.2 2,200 6.3
January 2009 125,000 4.8 222,000 8.6 2,400 6.8
February 2009 128,000 5.4 206,000 8.8 2,100 6.7
March 2009 147,000 5.7 219,000 8.4 2,300 6.6
April 2009 163,000 6.5 202,000 8.0 2,300 6.8
May 2009 174,000 6.7 199,000 7.6 2,200 6.4

1 The method of seasonal adjustment, developed by the U.S. Census Bureau, is described in The X-11 Variant of the Census Method II Seasonal Adjustment Program, Technical Paper No. 15 (1967 revision).

NOTE: Figures include all revisions received from the states and, therefore, may differ from those previously published; see “Technical Notes .”

Table 1

Table 1a. Provisional number of live births: Each state and Puerto Rico, May 2008 and 2009, and cumulative figures, 2007-2009

[Data are estimates by state of residence]

Area May 2009 May 2008 January-May 2009 January-May 2008 January-May 2007
Alabama 4,997 5,083 25,130 26,359 26,225
Alaska 963 956 4,644 4,632 4,439
Arizona 7,470 8,123 38,041 40,968 41,101
Arkansas 3,050 3,229 15,815 16,572 16,557
California 42,882 45,859 213,732 226,169 224,777
Colorado 6,021 6,157 28,289 29,067 29,047
Connecticut 3,404 3,480 16,239 16,809 17,105
Delaware 1,029 1,014 4,788 4,894 4,743
District of Columbia 691 651 3,082 3,292 3,128
Florida 17,863 18,651 90,025 95,408 96,814
Georgia 11,513 11,615 57,401 58,008 58,283
Hawaii 1,571 1,557 7,867 7,801 7,747
Idaho 2,028 2,243 9,772 10,696 10,301
Illinois 14,312 15,047 69,645 73,058 73,489
Indiana 7,320 7,391 35,595 36,740 36,424
Iowa 3,497 3,531 16,427 16,562 16,479
Kansas 3,375 3,415 16,778 17,001 17,142
Kentucky 4,689 4,680 23,248 23,751 24,143
Louisiana 4,972 5,228 25,299 25,555 26,137
Maine 1,165 1,201 5,574 5,708 5,857
Maryland 6,422 6,710 31,154 32,737 32,583
Massachusetts 6,475 6,768 30,352 31,859 31,655
Michigan 10,178 10,581 48,303 50,766 51,680
Minnesota 6,239 6,364 29,050 30,353 30,257
Mississippi 3,446 3,544 17,362 18,236 18,696
Missouri 6,617 6,802 31,801 33,404 33,001
Montana 1,068 1,146 5,103 5,242 5,077
Nebraska 2,321 2,236 10,927 11,017 11,029
Nevada 3,068 3,302 15,353 16,192 16,547
New Hampshire 1,183 1,266 5,703 5,846 5,940
New Jersey 9,444 9,638 45,173 46,539 47,088
New Mexico 2,388 2,484 11,660 12,114 12,224
New York 21,498 21,809 104,173 105,114 104,650
North Carolina 10,551 10,640 52,236 53,565 53,094
North Dakota 792 800 3,714 3,632 3,613
Ohio 12,205 12,775 59,695 61,842 61,719
Oklahoma 4,419 4,423 21,980 22,186 22,317
Oregon 4,089 4,401 19,412 20,374 20,152
Pennsylvania 12,608 12,586 61,641 61,788 61,165
Rhode Island 986 1,043 4,742 5,086 5,262
South Carolina 4,972 5,063 24,946 25,775 25,615
South Dakota 1,038 1,068 4,962 5,117 5,108
Tennessee 6,670 7,012 33,138 35,197 34,411
Texas 32,391 32,643 160,378 162,969 161,694
Utah 4,816 4,953 22,446 23,022 22,746
Vermont 532 569 2,553 2,672 2,695
Virginia 9,021 8,837 42,956 44,371 44,459
Washington 7,831 7,947 36,803 37,545 36,564
West Virginia 1,713 1,705 8,502 8,679 8,719
Wisconsin 6,288 6,211 29,458 30,178 29,850
Wyoming 687 704 3,217 3,293 3,293
Puerto Rico 3,390 3,591 17,476 17,881 18,491

See footnotes at end of Table 1b

Table 1b. Provisional number of deaths: Each state and Puerto Rico, May 2008 and 2009, and cumulative figures, 2007-2009

[Data are estimates by state of residence]

Area May 2009 May 2008 January-May 2009 January-May 2008 January-May 2007
Alabama 3,922 3,908 20,085 21,012 20,222
Alaska 294 302 1,484 1,456 1,434
Arizona 3,685 3,786 19,543 20,688 19,919
Arkansas 2,380 2,355 12,372 12,953 12,263
California 18,835 18,834 105,421 105,428 103,708
Colorado 2,592 2,691 13,314 13,929 13,022
Connecticut 2,282 2,405 12,282 12,825 12,588
Delaware 639 617 3,292 3,211 3,165
District of Columbia 421 447 2,062 2,225 2,240
Florida 14,097 14,436 74,408 75,364 73,822
Georgia 5,684 5,595 27,580 29,046 27,801
Hawaii 823 788 4,178 4,096 3,987
Idaho 993 962 4,671 4,799 4,571
Illinois 8,390 8,069 43,945 43,060 42,568
Indiana 4,242 4,661 22,358 24,699 23,588
Iowa 2,274 2,332 11,805 12,646 11,749
Kansas 1,974 1,977 10,232 11,176 10,455
Kentucky 3,345 3,422 17,562 18,058 17,187
Louisiana 3,355 3,305 17,817 17,634 16,367
Maine 1,025 997 5,355 5,460 5,434
Maryland 3,497 3,630 18,811 19,085 18,953
Massachusetts 4,375 4,334 23,778 23,732 23,346
Michigan 7,159 7,207 36,760 38,699 37,155
Minnesota 3,033 3,148 16,166 16,755 15,518
Mississippi 2,372 2,327 12,001 12,657 12,232
Missouri 4,511 4,580 23,333 25,691 23,513
Montana 758 723 3,749 3,780 3,643
Nebraska 1,179 1,312 6,400 6,903 6,636
Nevada 1,592 1,634 8,188 8,693 8,702
New Hampshire 813 830 4,323 4,428 4,370
New Jersey 5,288 5,808 28,823 31,067 28,583
New Mexico 1,260 1,279 6,605 7,140 6,624
New York 11,950 12,282 62,862 65,700 64,317
North Carolina 6,317 6,253 32,973 33,674 32,837
North Dakota 518 453 2,589 2,587 2,348
Ohio 8,558 8,858 45,860 48,248 45,941
Oklahoma 2,797 2,862 15,097 16,429 15,453
Oregon 2,634 2,685 13,280 13,775 12,681
Pennsylvania 10,316 10,312 56,217 56,875 54,972
Rhode Island 764 792 3,982 4,396 4,287
South Carolina 3,008 2,702 15,833 16,276 16,051
South Dakota 604 587 2,947 3,062 2,892
Tennessee 4,793 4,869 24,492 25,586 24,535
Texas 13,388 13,374 69,011 72,314 68,647
Utah 1,193 1,109 5,988 6,088 6,048
Vermont 390 450 2,127 2,171 2,244
Virginia 4,708 4,639 24,909 25,249 24,876
Washington 3,925 4,274 20,487 21,563 20,189
West Virginia 1,710 1,792 9,130 9,421 8,918
Wisconsin 3,823 3,802 19,513 20,517 19,765
Wyoming 348 329 1,745 1,746 1,812
Puerto Rico 2,480 2,409 12,158 12,337 12,301

NOTE: Figures include all revisions received from the states and, therefore, may differ from those previously published; see “Technical Notes .”

Table 2

Table 2a. Provisional number of marriages: Each state and Puerto Rico, May 2008 and 2009, and cumulative figures, 2007-2009

[By state of occurrence]

Area May 20091 May 20081 January-May 20091 January-May 20081 January-May 20072
Alabama 3,664 3,398 13,585 13,425 16,585
Alaska 302 397 1,755 1,902 1,723
Arizona3 3,532 3,212 15,409 16,772 17,253
Arkansas 3,073 2,714 12,333 10,523 13,356
California 17,548 21,451 83,963 86,596 89,688
Colorado 1,219 2,305 10,638 15,525 11,025
Connecticut 1,214 1,810 4,232 5,520 5,633
Delaware 976 521 2,275 2,322 1,682
District of Columbia 156 252 630 866 850
Florida 12,000 14,046 60,986 62,781 65,824
Georgia 5,853 4,289 25,461 20,441 26,800
Hawaii 2,067 2,287 8,730 9,100 10,662
Idaho 903 897 4,560 4,566 4,814
Illinois 6,045 6,730 22,090 23,808 23,304
Indiana 4,726 4,411 18,176 16,858 14,176
Iowa 1,811 1,421 5,475 5,133 5,606
Kansas 1,388 1,434 5,961 5,937 5,043
Kentucky 2,696 2,388 11,877 11,601 11,906
Louisiana 3,095 3,095 15,444 15,444 13,305
Maine 470 454 1,775 1,590 2,078
Maryland 3,278 3,450 10,992 10,530 12,155
Massachusetts 2,692 2,448 12,713 9,710 10,623
Michigan 4,483 4,261 13,861 13,038 15,564
Minnesota 2,301 2,361 7,355 7,911 8,027
Mississippi 1,093 1,719 5,348 6,460 6,243
Missouri 3,544 3,264 15,213 13,412 13,385
Montana 487 516 1,872 1,766 1,903
Nebraska 1,337 1,702 4,188 4,260 3,864
Nevada 9,142 9,866 44,023 45,857 51,442
New Hampshire 614 650 2,141 2,257 2,316
New Jersey 3,128 3,444 15,265 13,979 14,979
New Mexico4 647 664 4,757 3,573 4,435
New York3 8,968 9,507 38,922 46,206 43,089
North Carolina 5,479 3,172 20,862 15,214 22,861
North Dakota 274 274 1,066 1,124 1,098
Ohio 5,917 4,957 18,082 18,866 21,271
Oklahoma 2,408 2,312 8,524 9,340 9,783
Oregon 1,481 1,419 5,570 7,379 7,429
Pennsylvania 7,420 7,420 22,554 23,532 24,554
Rhode Island 621 636 1,735 1,696 1,731
South Carolina 4,151 2,609 11,208 8,016 13,206
South Dakota 463 502 1,537 1,710 1,699
Tennessee 3,531 4,398 16,774 23,561 23,310
Texas 14,110 13,369 74,268 69,760 70,887
Utah 2,578 1,973 8,282 7,096 9,391
Vermont 175 188 1,054 1,059 1,171
Virginia 5,413 5,581 18,952 20,475 20,809
Washington 2,527 2,713 12,029 12,548 11,982
West Virginia 913 823 3,834 3,255 4,284
Wisconsin 2,211 2,367 7,494 7,971 8,572
Wyoming 304 319 1,130 1,371 1,366
Puerto Rico 1,313 1,392 6,907 7,584 8,603

See footnotes at end of Table 2b

Table 2b. Provisional number of divorces: Each state and Puerto Rico, May 2008 and 2009, and cumulative figures, 2007-2009

[By state of occurrence. Divorces include reported annulments]

Area May 20091 May 20081 January-May 20091 January-May 20081 January-May 20072
Alabama 1,839 1,781 8,338 7,961 9,175
Alaska 227 343 1,152 1,196 1,323
Arizona3 2,037 2,183 10,044 9,781 9,914
Arkansas 1,425 1,480 6,786 6,608 7,288
California
Colorado 1,697 1,688 8,399 8,656 8,742
Connecticut 1,101 899 4,166 4,715 4,836
Delaware 288 293 1,031 1,260 1,399
District of Columbia 91 108 400 563 356
Florida 7,000 6,000 32,508 35,928 36,227
Georgia
Hawaii
Idaho 638 631 3,077 2,702 3,159
Illinois 3,042 2,627 13,377 12,992 13,271
Indiana
Iowa 564 638 3,010 2,746 3,105
Kansas 414 764 3,852 4,128 2,977
Kentucky 1,743 1,893 8,327 9,627 8,278
Louisiana
Maine 398 404 1,314 1,420 2,348
Maryland 1,381 1,262 5,751 5,691 7,185
Massachusetts 1,043 202 6,327 5,785 6,208
Michigan 2,827 2,833 13,077 13,795 14,778
Minnesota
Mississippi 970 1,089 4,700 5,566 5,510
Missouri 2,135 1,851 9,261 9,021 9,241
Montana 519 300 1,549 1,378 1,709
Nebraska 564 579 2,469 2,510 2,550
Nevada 1,484 1,500 7,277 6,992 6,777
New Hampshire 335 404 2,116 2,068 2,218
New Jersey 2,108 2,325 10,196 11,535 11,205
New Mexico4 594 698 3,395 3,544 3,786
New York3 4,340 4,064 14,780 19,226 24,540
North Carolina 3,480 3,041 14,424 14,069 15,648
North Dakota 134 173 662 780 795
Ohio 3,641 3,160 14,863 16,684 16,549
Oklahoma 1,246 1,634 6,363 7,961 7,819
Oregon 1,370 1,256 5,278 6,248 6,039
Pennsylvania 2,889 2,889 12,668 14,213 14,403
Rhode Island 242 276 1,369 1,297 1,298
South Carolina 1,082 1,215 4,585 4,465 5,584
South Dakota 215 225 1,008 976 994
Tennessee 1,692 1,413 10,169 11,409 11,785
Texas 6,638 6,175 34,859 31,977 33,529
Utah 949 599 3,646 3,496 4,136
Vermont 174 171 862 1,000 990
Virginia 2,502 2,541 11,606 12,018 12,047
Washington 2,329 2,652 10,507 10,736 10,798
West Virginia 509 809 3,734 3,577 4,122
Wisconsin 1,190 1,319 7,042 7,598 7,069
Wyoming 322 224 1,284 1,093 1,106
Puerto Rico 1,261 1,440 6,377 6,299 6,946

— Data not available.

1 Figures based on monthly counts and may be underreported.

2 Figures based on final annual counts.

3 Figures for marriages are licenses issued for some counties.

4 Figures for marriages are marriage licenses issued.

NOTE: Figures include all revisions received from the states and, therefore, may differ from those previously published; see “Technical Notes .”