High income OECD countries Compared by Health > Teen birth rate

DEFINITION: Average number of births for every 1,000 girls aged 15 to 19.

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#	COUNTRY	AMOUNT	DATE
1	United StatesUnited States	64	1994
2	Czech RepublicCzech Republic	46	1994
3	SlovakiaSlovakia	44	1994
4	New ZealandNew Zealand	35	1994
5	EstoniaEstonia	34	1994
6	United KingdomUnited Kingdom	33	1994
7	SloveniaSlovenia	30	1994
8	IcelandIceland	29	1994
9	PolandPoland	28	1994
10	CanadaCanada	27	1994
11	PortugalPortugal	25	1994
12	AustriaAustria	23	1994
13	GreeceGreece	22	1994
14	AustraliaAustralia	21	1994
15	IsraelIsrael	20	1994
16	NorwayNorway	19	1994
17	IrelandIreland	16	1994
=18	FinlandFinland	13	1994
=18	LuxembourgLuxembourg	13	1994
=18	SwedenSweden	13	1994
=18	GermanyGermany	13	1994
22	SpainSpain	12	1994
=23	DenmarkDenmark	10	1994
=23	BelgiumBelgium	10	1994
=25	ItalyItaly	9	1994
=25	FranceFrance	9	1994
27	NetherlandsNetherlands	7	1994
28	SwitzerlandSwitzerland	5	1994
29	JapanJapan	4	1994

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United States ranked first for teen birth rate amongst High income OECD countries in 1994.
Bulgaria ranked first for teen birth rate amongst European Union in 1994.
34 of the bottom 39 countries by teen birth rate are European.
Japan ranked last for teen birth rate amongst Group of 7 countries (G7) in 1994.
Slovakia ranked first for teen birth rate amongst Eurozone in 1994.
Czech Republic ranked second for teen birth rate amongst NATO countries in 1994.
All of the top 2 countries by teen birth rate are Christian.

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