Table 19-C
Black Three-Year Moving Average Infant Death Rates by City
Michigan Residents, 2010–2021
| City | 2010-12 | 2011-13 | 2012-14 | 2013-15 | 2014-16 | 2015-17 | 2016-18 | 2017-19 | 2018-20 | 2019-21 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Michigan | 13.8±0.9 | 13.4±0.9 | 13.3±0.9 | 13.7±0.9 | 13.8±0.9 | 14.3±0.9 | 14.4±0.9 | 14.3±0.9 | 14.1±0.9 | 14.1±0.9 |
| Battle Creek | 11.9±9.5 | 12.1±8.9 | 11.6±8.5 | 16.0±9.9 | 10.2±8.1 | * | * | * | * | * |
| Detroit | 14.7±1.5 | 14.8±1.5 | 15.0±1.5 | 14.8±1.5 | 14.5±1.5 | 14.7±1.5 | 15.9±1.6 | 15.5±1.6 | 15.8±1.6 | 15.4±1.7 |
| Flint | 14.1±4.2 | 14.7±4.2 | 14.4±4.2 | 14.8±4.3 | 16.4±4.8 | 16.8±4.9 | 15.0±4.7 | 14.3±4.5 | 15.2±4.8 | 15.0±5.0 |
| Grand Rapids | 16.7±5.1 | 14.9±4.8 | 11.5±4.2 | 12.0±4.4 | 13.9±4.9 | 13.1±4.6 | 10.3±4.1 | 9.8±3.9 | 10.8±4.1 | 13.9±4.9 |
| Kalamazoo | 12.7±6.9 | 9.7±5.7 | 11.5±6.2 | 17.0±7.6 | 14.6±7.3 | 14.6±7.1 | 9.3±5.4 | 12.6±5.9 | 10.8±5.6 | 15.3±7.0 |
| Lansing | 11.0±5.2 | 8.9±4.7 | 10.7±5.1 | 13.6±5.6 | 16.2±6.2 | 16.0±6.1 | 13.4±5.5 | 14.9±5.8 | 17.6±6.3 | 18.7±6.7 |
| Muskegon | 17.4±10.2 | 18.1±10.1 | 20.1±10.8 | 21.6±11.2 | 29.1±13.3 | 26.5±12.4 | 20.9±10.8 | * | * | * |
| Pontiac | 12.5±5.3 | 12.6±5.2 | 16.4±5.9 | 19.4±6.5 | 17.9±6.2 | 16.1±5.9 | 11.7±5.1 | 11.5±5.1 | 11.3±5.2 | 14.3±6.2 |
| Saginaw | 14.1±6.3 | 15.8±6.5 | 14.2±6.3 | 17.5±7.2 | 18.1±7.5 | 17.5±7.2 | 14.8±6.6 | 11.9±6.0 | 13.8±6.5 | 15.1±7.1 |
| Southfield | 11.2±5.0 | 10.3±4.7 | 14.9±5.8 | 12.4±5.3 | 13.2±5.5 | 10.2±4.8 | 12.4±5.4 | 10.0±4.9 | 9.9±5.0 | 11.0±5.4 |
| Taylor | 21.6±10.2 | 18.7±9.4 | 10.2±7.0 | 7.6±6.0 | 7.2±5.7 | 9.6±6.6 | 10.6±6.9 | 16.2±8.4 | 17.5±8.8 | 24.8±11.0 |
| Warren | 11.9±6.0 | 9.4±5.1 | 7.8±4.6 | 5.6±3.9 | 6.8±4.2 | 9.4±4.9 | 10.5±5.1 | 12.6±5.6 | 9.5±4.8 | 11.7±5.4 |
| Westland | 14.7±8.3 | 11.7±7.2 | 9.1±6.3 | 6.6±5.3 | 8.6±5.9 | 9.4±6.1 | 14.5±7.5 | 17.2±8.4 | 20.0±9.1 | 16.9±8.5 |
Notes:
This table shows cities with (1) populations greater than 40,000 according to 2007 estimates and (2)
three-year average births of greater than 200. City birth and mortality statistics have changed from pre-2011
reports due to geocoding. See
Data Quality Considerations for further details.
Rates are per 1,000 live births. Adding and subtracting the number shown after the ± symbol from the rate creates a confidence interval indicating that the true rate lies between the lower and upper bounds of this interval with 95 % statistical confidence.
*: A rate is not calculated
when there are fewer than 6 events, because the width of the confidence
interval would negate any usefulness for comparative purposes.
Source: 2010-2019 Geocoded Michigan Death Records; 2020-2021 Michigan Death Records. 2010-2021 Geocoded Michigan Birth Records. Division for Vital Records & Health Statistics, Michigan Department of Health & Human Services
Created: 10/11/2022