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Fertility of American Women: 2000 – Detailed Tables
Table 1. Distribution of Women by Average Number of Children Ever Born, by Race, Age,and Marital Status: June 2000
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Table 2. Children Ever Born per 1,000 Women, Percent Childless, and Women Who Have Had a Child in the Last Year per 1,000 Women, by Age and Marital Status: June 2000 [XLS - 40K] [PDF - 23K] [TXT - 29K]
Table 3. Children Ever Born per 1,000 Women and Percent Childless, by Selected Characteristics: June 2000 [XLS - 212K] [PDF - 102K] [TXT - 206K]
Table 4. Women Who Have Had a Child in the Last Year per 1,000 Women, by Selected Characteristics: June 2000 [XLS - 66K] [PDF - 41K] [TXT - 57K]
Table 5. Women Not Reporting Children Ever Born, by Selected Characteristics: June 2000 [XLS - 59K] [PDF - 30K] [TXT - 65K]
Table 2. Children Ever Born per 1,000 Women, Percent Childless, and Women Who Have Had a Child in the Last Year per 1,000 Women, by Age and Marital Status: June 2000 [XLS - 40K] [PDF - 23K] [TXT - 29K]
Table 3. Children Ever Born per 1,000 Women and Percent Childless, by Selected Characteristics: June 2000 [XLS - 212K] [PDF - 102K] [TXT - 206K]
Table 4. Women Who Have Had a Child in the Last Year per 1,000 Women, by Selected Characteristics: June 2000 [XLS - 66K] [PDF - 41K] [TXT - 57K]
Table 5. Women Not Reporting Children Ever Born, by Selected Characteristics: June 2000 [XLS - 59K] [PDF - 30K] [TXT - 65K]
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