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An example graph. Line graph shows the change in births and deaths from 1999 to 2019 for Hillsborough, Merrimack, and Rockingham Counties, and New Hampshire, the Northeast, and the United States. For all births are declining and deaths are increasing, but the rate is much higher for the NH counties and NH.

	Birth Rate per 1,000	Fertility Rate per 1,000	Deaths per 1,000	% Living w/ a Disability	% w/ Public Health Insurance	% w/out Health Insurance
Auburn	9	26	5	8%	19%	5%
Bedford	7	68	10	8%	19%	2%
Candia	8	92	7	14%	21%	7%
Chester	8	11	4	8%	21%	2%
Deerfield	11	43	6	14%	24%	5%
Derry	10	48	7	12%	27%	5%
Francestown	6	32	7	7%	30%	5%
Goffstown	8	58	9	12%	24%	6%
Hooksett	10	42	7	13%	26%	4%
Londonderry	8	44	5	10%	23%	3%
Manchester	13	59	9	15%	36%	10%
New Boston	8	55	5	7%	13%	5%
Weare	9	38	4	7%	16%	5%
Windham	9	75	6	6%	16%	1%

	Birth Rate per 1,000	Fertility Rate per 1,000	Deaths per 1,000	% Living w/ a Disability	% w/ Public Health Insurance	% w/out Health Insurance
Hillsborough County	10	54	8	12%	28%	6%
Merrimack County	9	43	10	14%	31%	6%
Rockingham County	9	47	8	11%	26%	5%

	Birth Rate per 1,000	Fertility Rate per 1,000	Deaths per 1,000	% Living w/ a Disability	% w/ Public Health Insurance	% w/out Health Insurance
New Hampshire	9	49	8	13%	30%	7%
New England	10	46	9	12%	36%	5%
Northeast	11	48	9	12%	36%	6%
United States	12	52	9	13%	35%	9%

Birth and death rates reflect 2014-2018 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention averages for counties and larger geographies and 2013-2017 New Hampshire Department of Health & Human Services averages for municipalities. All other figures are derived from the U.S. Census Bureau's 2018 5-Year American Community Survey. Percentages and ratios have been rounded to the nearest integer.