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Tables

Race/Ethnicity Distribution and Mexico-Born Mothers by ZIP Code, Santa Barbara County, 2007

ZIP Code	Births	% Hispanic	% Non-Hispanic White	% Non-Hispanic Black	% Non-Hispanic Asian/Pacific Islander	% Non-Hispanic Other	% Mexico-Born Mothers
California	566,318	52.4	26.7	5.2	12.2	3.5	26.9
Santa Barbara	6,290	67.1	26.4	1.1	3.3	2.1	43.9
93013	235	71.9	23.4	***	***	***	52.3
93101	496	70.8	22.0	2.0	2.4	2.8	50.8
93103	314	78.3	18.8	***	***	***	52.5
93105	228	36.0	58.8	***	***	***	22.4
93108	51	13.7	80.4	***	***	***	***
93109	74	24.3	70.3	***	***	***	***
93110	140	42.9	47.9	***	6.4	***	19.3
93111	163	44.8	45.4	***	***	4.3	28.2
93117	472	52.1	33.3	***	12.1	***	31.1
93427	73	24.7	61.6	***	9.6	***	11.0
93434	160	89.4	6.9	***	***	***	48.1
93436	763	60.8	28.6	2.6	3.9	4.1	30.8
93437	118	16.1	67.8	***	7.6	***	***
93454	845	81.2	14.8	1.1	1.7	1.3	54.3
93455	515	44.9	48.9	1.2	2.9	2.1	17.3
93458	1,460	91.7	5.1	0.5	1.7	1.0	70.4
93460	45	26.7	66.7	***	***	***	17.8
93463	86	40.7	54.7	***	***	***	25.6

Only ZIP codes with at least 20 births are included in the table.

For ZIP codes with 20 or more births, but fewer than 5 events, the results are suppressed (***)

If only one ZIP code has less than 5 events, the result for the ZIP code with the next fewest number of events is suppressed as well.

For ZIP codes with 20 or more births, and between 5 and 19 events, results are grayed.

Source: California Department of Public Health (CDPH)

Race/Ethnicity Distribution and Mexico-Born Mothers by ZIP Code, Santa Barbara County, 2005-2007

ZIP Code	Births	% Hispanic	% Non-Hispanic White	% Non-Hispanic Black	% Non-Hispanic Asian/Pacific Islander	% Non-Hispanic Other	% Mexico-Born Mothers
California	1,677,687	52.1	27.5	5.3	11.8	3.3	27.5
Santa Barbara	18,651	65.9	27.0	1.1	3.8	2.2	44.0
93013	680	66.5	29.9	***	2.1	***	49.6
93067	32	***	78.1	***	***	***	***
93101	1,534	71.1	23.5	1.2	1.8	2.5	52.6
93103	895	77.2	19.2	0.6	1.3	1.7	54.5
93105	683	34.0	59.3	0.9	4.2	1.6	21.5
93108	152	11.8	78.9	***	5.9	***	7.2
93109	228	23.2	67.5	***	6.1	***	7.0
93110	388	41.2	50.0	***	7.0	***	20.9
93111	474	44.9	45.4	***	6.5	***	22.6
93117	1,385	48.9	36.7	0.7	11.0	2.7	32.0
93252	31	38.7	61.3	***	***	***	22.6
93254	48	66.7	31.3	***	***	***	50.0
93427	210	31.4	59.0	***	7.6	***	17.6
93434	485	89.1	7.6	***	***	***	48.5
93436	2,282	61.2	28.7	2.8	4.1	3.2	32.3
93437	457	17.1	62.8	5.9	8.3	5.9	1.5
93441	34	20.6	61.8	***	***	***	***
93454	2,615	80.8	14.6	0.7	2.8	1.1	55.6
93455	1,497	44.4	46.3	1.4	3.5	4.5	17.1
93458	4,148	90.4	6.1	0.4	2.2	0.9	69.9
93460	153	39.2	52.9	***	***	5.9	22.9
93463	226	41.2	52.7	***	***	***	26.1

Only ZIP codes with at least 20 births are included in the table.

For ZIP codes with 20 or more births, but fewer than 5 events, the results are suppressed (***)

If only one ZIP code has less than 5 events, the result for the ZIP code with the next fewest number of events is suppressed as well.

For ZIP codes with 20 or more births, and between 5 and 19 events, results are grayed.

Source: California Department of Public Health (CDPH)

Other Risk Factors and Outcomes by ZIP Code, Santa Barbara County, 2007

ZIP Code	Births	% Grand Multiparous Mothers	% Mothers No High School Degree	% Non-DRG 391 Neonate	% Length of Stay > 5 days
California	566,318	2.0	27.8	24.1	6.0
Santa Barbara	6,290	2.2	35.9	17.1	5.5
93013	235	***	31.6	18.3	6.6
93101	496	1.0	27.8	21.9	6.4
93103	314	1.6	32.4	16.4	4.9
93105	228	***	8.5	15.7	6.4
93108	51	***	***	15.2	***
93109	74	***	***	21.2	9.0
93110	140	***	13.8	17.8	4.5
93111	163	***	9.4	19.7	6.4
93117	472	1.3	15.1	16.3	6.2
93427	73	***	12.9	21.4	***
93434	160	3.1	40.0	10.1	4.4
93436	763	2.4	29.7	22.8	5.8
93437	118	***	***	14.5	***
93454	845	2.8	48.6	16.6	4.4
93455	515	2.7	18.5	17.2	6.2
93458	1,460	3.4	63.1	13.0	5.3
93460	45	***	14.6	21.4	***
93463	86	***	18.4	17.1	5.9

Only ZIP codes with at least 20 births are included in the table.

For ZIP codes with 20 or more births, but fewer than 5 events, the results are suppressed (***)

For ZIP codes with 20 or more births, and between 5 and 19 events, results are grayed.

Source: California Department of Public Health (CDPH) and California OSHPD

Other Risk Factors and Outcomes by ZIP Code, Santa Barbara County, 2005-2007

ZIP Code	Births	% Grand Multiparous Mothers	% Mothers No High School Degree	% Non-DRG 391 Neonate	% Length of Stay > 5 days
California	1,677,687	2.0	31.2	23.8	6.2
Santa Barbara	18,651	2.1	41.4	16.5	5.0
93013	680	1.2	42.8	16.5	5.7
93067	32	***	16.1	17.2	***
93101	1,534	1.0	43.3	17.7	6.2
93103	895	1.3	47.7	14.9	4.8
93105	683	1.0	17.8	16.4	5.1
93108	152	***	4.8	16.8	4.1
93109	228	***	9.4	19.9	7.1
93110	388	***	21.0	14.4	4.3
93111	474	1.1	20.6	17.1	5.0
93117	1,385	1.0	24.7	15.6	6.1
93252	31	***	51.7	19.4	***
93254	48	10.4	40.4	18.8	***
93427	210	***	20.1	17.8	5.0
93434	485	3.3	46.3	13.0	3.7
93436	2,282	3.1	39.5	22.8	4.8
93437	457	1.5	4.4	17.6	4.2
93441	34	***	***	***	***
93454	2,615	2.2	52.1	16.4	4.8
93455	1,497	2.3	19.3	15.9	6.4
93458	4,148	3.1	64.4	13.3	4.3
93460	153	***	25.0	22.1	5.6
93463	226	***	25.9	19.3	3.6

Only ZIP codes with at least 20 births are included in the table.

For ZIP codes with 20 or more births, but fewer than 5 events, the results are suppressed (***)

For ZIP codes with 20 or more births, and between 5 and 19 events, results are grayed.

Source: California Department of Public Health (CDPH) and California OSHPD

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