{"id":13057,"date":"2022-01-13T11:32:05","date_gmt":"2022-01-13T16:32:05","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/resolve.org\/?page_id=13057"},"modified":"2025-03-07T16:25:44","modified_gmt":"2025-03-07T21:25:44","slug":"number-of-infertile-by-state","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/resolve.org\/learn\/financial-resources\/insurance-coverage\/getting-insurance-coverage-at-work\/number-of-infertile-by-state\/","title":{"rendered":"Number of Infertile By State"},"content":{"rendered":"\n\n\t\t\n\t\t\t

RESOLVE has used U.S. Census data and the National Survey of Family Growth data to calculate the number of infertile women (married and unmarried) in each state with Impaired Fecundity.<\/p>\t\t\n\t

Updated February 2020<\/em><\/p>\n

RESOLVE has used 2010 U.S. Census data and the National Survey of Family Growth data from 2015-2017 (released 12\/2018), to calculate the number of women (married and unmarried) in each state with Impaired Fecundity. Impaired Fecundity is the physical difficulty in getting pregnant or carrying a pregnancy to live birth. The data below has been prepared by RESOLVE and any questions about the data should be directed to info@resolve.org<\/a>.<\/p>\n\n\t\t\t\n\t\t\n\t\t\t\n\t\t
\t\t\t\t\t\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\tState\t\t\t\t\t\n\t\t\t\t\t<\/th>\t\t\t\t\t\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\tAge 15-19\t\t\t\t\t\n\t\t\t\t\t<\/th>\t\t\t\t\t\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\tAge 20-24\t\t\t\t\t\n\t\t\t\t\t<\/th>\t\t\t\t\t\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\tAge 25-29\t\t\t\t\t\n\t\t\t\t\t<\/th>\t\t\t\t\t\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\tAge 30-34\t\t\t\t\t\n\t\t\t\t\t<\/th>\t\t\t\t\t\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\tAge 35-39\t\t\t\t\t\n\t\t\t\t\t<\/th>\t\t\t\t\t\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\tAge 40-44\t\t\t\t\t\n\t\t\t\t\t<\/th>\t\t\t\t\t\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\tAge 45-49\t\t\t\t\t\n\t\t\t\t\t<\/th>\t\t\t\t\t\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\tTotal WOMEN AGED 15-44\t\t\t\t\t\n\t\t\t\t\t<\/th>\t\t\t\t\t\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t10.9% of all women aged 15-44 with Impaired Fecundity\t\t\t\t\t\n\t\t\t\t\t<\/th>\t\t<\/tr>\n\t<\/thead>\n\t\t
Alabama<\/td>168,320<\/td>167,802<\/td>157,318<\/td>151,464<\/td>157,352<\/td>158,364<\/td>174,877<\/td>1,135,497<\/td>148,750<\/td><\/tr>
Alaska<\/td>24,962<\/td>24,713<\/td>26,112<\/td>22,845<\/td>22,102<\/td>22,495<\/td>27,324<\/td>170,553<\/td>22,342<\/td><\/tr>
Arizona<\/td>224,302<\/td>213,022<\/td>214,390<\/td>204,472<\/td>205,469<\/td>200,902<\/td>212,720<\/td>1,475,277<\/td>193,261<\/td><\/tr>
Arkansas<\/td>99,627<\/td>98,849<\/td>95,998<\/td>91,462<\/td>92,130<\/td>91,380<\/td>102,863<\/td>672,309<\/td>88,072<\/td><\/tr>
California<\/td>1,368,858<\/td>1,325,164<\/td>1,335,711<\/td>1,269,121<\/td>1,282,209<\/td>1,295,808<\/td>1,395,078<\/td>9,228,949<\/td>1,208,992<\/td><\/tr>
Colorado<\/td>163,745<\/td>166,850<\/td>180,452<\/td>172,502<\/td>171,255<\/td>170,281<\/td>186,310<\/td>1,211,395<\/td>158,693<\/td><\/tr>
Connecticut<\/td>121,885<\/td>110,781<\/td>106,159<\/td>104,194<\/td>113,764<\/td>134,482<\/td>148,891<\/td>840,156<\/td>110,060<\/td><\/tr>
Delaware<\/td>31,931<\/td>31,374<\/td>28,884<\/td>27,405<\/td>28,270<\/td>31,368<\/td>33,811<\/td>213,043<\/td>27,909<\/td><\/tr>
District of Columbia<\/td>20,968<\/td>35,309<\/td>37,482<\/td>28,479<\/td>21,478<\/td>18,598<\/td>18,805<\/td>181,119<\/td>23,727<\/td><\/tr>
Florida<\/td>597,095<\/td>601,695<\/td>584,330<\/td>555.079<\/td>593,326<\/td>629,457<\/td>703,047<\/td>4,264,029<\/td>558,588<\/td><\/tr>
Georgia<\/td>347,065<\/td>335,603<\/td>340,104<\/td>337,246<\/td>357,605<\/td>355,383<\/td>367,768<\/td>2,440,774<\/td>319,741<\/td><\/tr>
Hawaii<\/td>41,404<\/td>43,848<\/td>46,619<\/td>43,110<\/td>42,762<\/td>44,364<\/td>48,926<\/td>311,033<\/td>40,745<\/td><\/tr>
Idaho<\/td>56,423<\/td>53,427<\/td>51,916<\/td>50,025<\/td>47,696<\/td>46,816<\/td>50,956<\/td>357,259<\/td>46,801<\/td><\/tr>
Illinois<\/td>448,356<\/td>431,451<\/td>453,386<\/td>431,902<\/td>429,314<\/td>437,344<\/td>471,509<\/td>3,103,262<\/td>406,527<\/td><\/tr>
Indiana<\/td>232,025<\/td>223,758<\/td>208,719<\/td>203,102<\/td>208,104<\/td>211,685<\/td>240,425<\/td>1,527,818<\/td>200,144<\/td><\/tr>
Iowa<\/td>105,598<\/td>103,883<\/td>96,334<\/td>90,713<\/td>87,574<\/td>92,590<\/td>108,080<\/td>684,772<\/td>89,705<\/td><\/tr>
Kansas<\/td>98,459<\/td>99,004<\/td>96,706<\/td>88,602<\/td>85,288<\/td>86,525<\/td>103,827<\/td>658,411<\/td>86,252<\/td><\/tr>
Kentucky<\/td>144,688<\/td>142,536<\/td>141,589<\/td>138,852<\/td>141,633<\/td>145,528<\/td>163,227<\/td>1,018,073<\/td>133,368<\/td><\/tr>
Louisiana<\/td>161,032<\/td>169,019<\/td>165,999<\/td>147,388<\/td>138,935<\/td>145,962<\/td>166,839<\/td>1,095,174<\/td>143,468<\/td><\/tr>
Maine<\/td>42,769<\/td>39,220<\/td>36,536<\/td>36,281<\/td>40,603<\/td>46,514<\/td>54,294<\/td>296,217<\/td>38,804<\/td><\/tr>
Maryland<\/td>197,992<\/td>193,775<\/td>199,325<\/td>189,215<\/td>195,866<\/td>217,229<\/td>238,911<\/td>1,432,313<\/td>187,633<\/td><\/tr>
Massachusetts<\/td>227,876<\/td>239,412<\/td>223,270<\/td>205,278<\/td>214,438<\/td>240,302<\/td>260,806<\/td>1,611,382<\/td>211,091<\/td><\/tr>
Michigan<\/td>360,122<\/td>330,503<\/td>294,260<\/td>289,056<\/td>309,591<\/td>335,062<\/td>377,161<\/td>2,295,755<\/td>300,744<\/td><\/tr>
Minnesota<\/td>179,235<\/td>174,926<\/td>184,124<\/td>168,351<\/td>162,375<\/td>175,670<\/td>200,639<\/td>1,245,320<\/td>163,137<\/td><\/tr>
Mississippi<\/td>110,474<\/td>105,461<\/td>100,472<\/td>95,710<\/td>96,004<\/td>95,915<\/td>106,996<\/td>711,032<\/td>93,145<\/td><\/tr>
Missouri<\/td>206,847<\/td>205,496<\/td>201,801<\/td>185,922<\/td>184,926<\/td>191,962<\/td>223,661<\/td>1,400,345<\/td>183,445<\/td><\/tr>
Montana<\/td>32,209<\/td>32,199<\/td>30,988<\/td>28,532<\/td>27,220<\/td>28,522<\/td>35,400<\/td>215,070<\/td>28,174<\/td><\/tr>
Nebraska<\/td>62,897<\/td>63,044<\/td>63,185<\/td>57,015<\/td>54,318<\/td>54,572<\/td>63,748<\/td>418,779<\/td>54,860<\/td><\/tr>
Nevada<\/td>88,527<\/td>86,361<\/td>96,343<\/td>92,840<\/td>93,687<\/td>92,166<\/td>93,740<\/td>643,664<\/td>84,320<\/td><\/tr>
New Hampshire<\/td>45,852<\/td>41,448<\/td>36,183<\/td>36,050<\/td>41,596<\/td>49,004<\/td>56,900<\/td>307,033<\/td>40,221<\/td><\/tr>
New Jersey<\/td>288,755<\/td>261,808<\/td>275,364<\/td>281,296<\/td>298,981<\/td>332,215<\/td>361,406<\/td>2,099,825<\/td>275,077<\/td><\/tr>
New Mexico<\/td>73,069<\/td>69,396<\/td>68,259<\/td>62,981<\/td>61,911<\/td>62,971<\/td>73,146<\/td>471,733<\/td>61,797<\/td><\/tr>
New York<\/td>666,730<\/td>698,933<\/td>699,974<\/td>640,349<\/td>649,401<\/td>692,560<\/td>750,356<\/td>4,798,303<\/td>628,578<\/td><\/tr>
North Carolina<\/td>321,320<\/td>324,925<\/td>315,537<\/td>314,750<\/td>335,162<\/td>337,656<\/td>358,021<\/td>2,307,371<\/td>302,266<\/td><\/tr>
North Dakota<\/td>22,848<\/td>27,426<\/td>23,145<\/td>19,288<\/td>17,856<\/td>18,580<\/td>22,843<\/td>151,986<\/td>19,910<\/td><\/tr>
Ohio<\/td>402,707<\/td>378,914<\/td>360,793<\/td>347,242<\/td>362,042<\/td>383,473<\/td>431,143<\/td>2,666,314<\/td>349,287<\/td><\/tr>
Oklahoma<\/td>128,840<\/td>131,308<\/td>129,829<\/td>118,104<\/td>115,296<\/td>113,252<\/td>131,477<\/td>868,106<\/td>113,722<\/td><\/tr>
Oregon<\/td>124,183<\/td>124,587<\/td>131,397<\/td>127,972<\/td>123,336<\/td>122,602<\/td>133,637<\/td>887,714<\/td>116,291<\/td><\/tr>
Pennsylvania<\/td>442,601<\/td>432,260<\/td>388,958<\/td>364,911<\/td>384,115<\/td>429,693<\/td>482,297<\/td>2,924,835<\/td>383,153<\/td><\/tr>
Rhode Island<\/td>39,889<\/td>40,938<\/td>32,673<\/td>31,107<\/td>32,545<\/td>37,495<\/td>41,941<\/td>256,588<\/td>33,613<\/td><\/tr>
South Carolina<\/td>160,739<\/td>163,948<\/td>152,758<\/td>144,797<\/td>150,777<\/td>155,291<\/td>171,596<\/td>1,099,906<\/td>144,088<\/td><\/tr>
South Dakota<\/td>27,946<\/td>27,933<\/td>26,612<\/td>24,234<\/td>22,490<\/td>23,138<\/td>29,181<\/td>181,534<\/td>23,781<\/td><\/tr>
Tennessee<\/td>214,184<\/td>213,339<\/td>210,686<\/td>204,785<\/td>213,862<\/td>217,494<\/td>234,854<\/td>1,509,204<\/td>197,706<\/td><\/tr>
Texas<\/td>914,438<\/td>884,726<\/td>914,073<\/td>877,547<\/td>887,448<\/td>847,930<\/td>890,778<\/td>6,216,940<\/td>814,419<\/td><\/tr>
Utah<\/td>109,363<\/td>112,912<\/td>111,128<\/td>105,641<\/td>87,589<\/td>75,487<\/td>78,581<\/td>680,701<\/td>89,172<\/td><\/tr>
Vermont<\/td>22,353<\/td>21,169<\/td>17,728<\/td>17,273<\/td>18,376<\/td>21,398<\/td>25,423<\/td>143,720<\/td>18,827<\/td><\/tr>
Virginia<\/td>269,463<\/td>278,050<\/td>280,372<\/td>264,423<\/td>271,926<\/td>288,464<\/td>314,365<\/td>1,967,063<\/td>257,685<\/td><\/tr>
Washington<\/td>224,551<\/td>223,381<\/td>235,384<\/td>223,520<\/td>221,757<\/td>227,111<\/td>247,183<\/td>1,602,887<\/td>209,978<\/td><\/tr>
West Virginia<\/td>58,223<\/td>57,279<\/td>53,371<\/td>55,433<\/td>58.024<\/td>59,641<\/td>65,857<\/td>407,838<\/td>53,427<\/td><\/tr>
Wisconsin<\/td>194,406<\/td>189,655<\/td>182,998<\/td>171,227<\/td>170,709<\/td>188,600<\/td>217,728<\/td>1,315,323<\/td>172,307<\/td><\/tr>
Wyoming<\/td>18,516<\/td>19,003<\/td>19,524<\/td>17,454<\/td>16,159<\/td>15,956<\/td>20,251<\/td>126,863<\/td>16,619<\/td><\/tr>\t<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n\t

Sources:<\/h3>\nState female population numbers based on 2010 Census.
\nImpaired Fecundity percentage based on National Survey of Family Growth 2015-2017 at http:\/\/www.cdc.gov\/nchs\/nsfg\/key_statistics\/i.htm#impaired<\/a>. Accessed on 2\/17\/2020.\n

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