2004 Teen Births, Age 15-19, Ranked* by Birth Rate
	Resident County	15-19 Years	Population	Rate	Percentage of Teen Pop
	NEW MEXICO	4399	73555	59.81	5.98%
1	LUNA	108	1055	102.36	10.24%
2	CURRY	144	1662	86.64	8.66%
3	DOÑA ANA	637	7848	81.17	8.12%
4	LEA	186	2361	78.78	7.88%
5	CHAVES	192	2450	78.37	7.84%
6	UNION	14	181	77.2	7.73%
7	RIO ARRIBA	129	1690	76.34	7.63%
8	EDDY	142	1933	73.46	7.35%
9	GRANT	78	1140	68.43	6.84%
10	CIBOLA	74	1104	67.04	6.70%
11	QUAY	22	362	60.71	6.08%
12	SAN JUAN	328	5456	60.12	6.01%
13	ROOSEVELT	53	883	60.03	6.00%
14	MCKINLEY	236	3993	59.1	5.91%
15	GUADALUPE	10	172	58	5.81%
16	SAN MIGUEL	80	1389	57.57	5.76%
17	SOCORRO	47	824	57.01	5.70%
18	BERNALILLO	1109	20053	55.3	5.53%
19	VALENCIA	155	2805	55.26	5.53%
20	TORRANCE	35	749	46.74	4.67%
21	COLFAX	22	473	46.47	4.65%
22	LINCOLN	32	697	45.92	4.59%
23	HIDALGO	11	240	45.83	4.58%
24	OTERO	119	2604	45.71	4.57%
25	SIERRA	17	376	45.23	4.52%
26	TAOS	49	1108	44.23	4.42%
27	SANTA FE	199	4738	42	4.20%
28	DE BACA	3	75	40.09	4.00%
29	SANDOVAL	153	4043	37.84	3.78%
30	MORA	8	224	35.76	3.57%
31	CATRON	3	103	29.07	2.91%
32	LOS ALAMOS	4	735	5.44	0.54%
33	HARDING	0	28	0	0.00%
	*Ranking has not been tested for statistical significance.
	Birth Rate is the number of live births per 1,000 females, age 15-19.
	Rates based on fewer than 20 events may be statistically
	unreliable.
	Source:  NM Vital Records and Health Statistics.
	Population source:  UNM's Bureau of Business and Economic Research