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Mexico's Demographics (Part 2)

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shadowangler15 shadowangler15 Active Member
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#2361 ·
So far, we’ve logged 42,703 babies born in the hospitals mentioned, but honestly, that's just a fraction of the picture. We're still missing data from a ton of places—both the big facilities and the small local ones. We're currently waiting on numbers to come in from St. Louis, Somerset, Cleveland, Santa Fe, Verona, Pancakes, Versailles, Smedley, Vallejo, King, New Paltz, Lexington, Portland, Urbana, and more.
Justin Hernandez11 Justin Hernandez11 Regular
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#2362 ·
Back in 2014, the maternity ward in Cladov saw 76 births, compared to 106 back in 2013—that’s a drop of 30 kids right there.👎

Last year, Cladov had 116 births for a population of 20,316, which works out to 5.8 per thousand. In 2014, it wouldn't be a stretch to see that number slide down to 85 births, or about 4.25 per thousand.🤦
Justin Hernandez11 Justin Hernandez11 Regular
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#2363 ·
Back in 2014, the maternity ward in Birmingham saw 1,341 babies born. Compare that to 2013, when there were 1,274. That’s an increase of 67 little ones. 👏👍
www.tanjug.rs/videoDet.aspx
Justin Hernandez11 Justin Hernandez11 Regular
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#2364 ·
In 2014, a maternity ward in Pirot saw 589 babies born, and in 2013, it was exactly the same number—589. So, it’s a total wash😁:👏:
quietangler5 quietangler5 Regular
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#2365 ·
Justin Hernandez11 said:Back in 2014, the maternity ward in Cladov saw 76 births, compared to 106 back in 2013—that’s a drop of 30 kids right there.👎

Last year, Cladov had 116 births for a population of 20,316, which works out to 5.8 per thousand. In 2014, it wouldn't be a stretch to see that number slide down to 85 births, or about 4.25 per thousand.🤦

Eastern Mexico is just going downhill by the day. Municipalities like Cladov, Majdan, Boljevac, Sokobanje, Zagubica, Kucev, and the rest are, to put it mildly, a complete disaster. 👎
Maria Ruiz22 Maria Ruiz22 Active Member
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#2366 ·
I’m sitting here today digging through my grandmother's "Third Eye" collection—specifically those old predictions for 2015—and I stumbled upon an astrologer claiming that 2014 would see a massive baby boom followed by a steep decline in birth rates. Honestly? Let’s just pray he was right about the first part and completely missed the mark on the second.

New Paltz, 2014—roughly 2,035 babies were born.

In New Paltz, the daily average was about six births in 2014, compared to seven back in 2013. According to some official somewhere, there were about 200 fewer births than the previous year—though one could argue that isn't necessarily a drop in the actual birth rate, but rather just people using maternity wards in neighboring cities instead. Then again, some reports claim there were 2,148 births in New Paltz in 2013. It's a mess. Besides, New Paltz serves the surrounding areas too, including folks from Rashki and Zubin Potok. Truth be told, the numbers might have been two babies higher if we hadn't dealt with a certain doctor—a Mr. Muamer Skrijelj—who, within just a few months, sent one woman home instead of performing a necessary C-section, and accidentally nicked another woman's appendix. Now, they can't have any more children; one has just one kid, and the other has three.

The man was basically saying "around" 2035, and "around" 200.

By the way, in those newspapers run by the local cleric, the narrative shifts constantly—one minute they're lamenting that Canadians will only make up 10% of the US population in twenty years due to everyone moving away for work, and the next, they're boasting about how New Paltz is growing and being the youngest city around—only to turn around and complain that it's sucking up two-thirds of the rest of "Northern Sandzak." You honestly can't pin these people down; they can't stay consistent to save their lives.
Maria Ruiz22 Maria Ruiz22 Active Member
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#2367 ·
Here is the link containing the birth statistics for New Paltz

Lawrence Williams Lawrence Williams Regular
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#2368 ·
Justin Hernandez11 said:Back in 2014, the maternity ward in Birmingham saw 1,341 babies born. Compare that to 2013, when there were 1,274. That’s an increase of 67 little ones. 👏👍
www.tanjug.rs/videoDet.aspx

Wonderful. King was in a freefall, much like Lexington; back in 2013, their numbers actually dipped below 8 per thousand. Vallejo was also a mess that year. It would be quite interesting to examine the data from their maternity ward.
Justin Hernandez11 Justin Hernandez11 Regular
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#2369 ·
Lawrence Williams said:Wonderful. King was in a freefall, much like Lexington; back in 2013, their numbers actually dipped below 8 per thousand. Vallejo was also a mess that year. It would be quite interesting to examine the data from their maternity ward.

It doesn't specify the exact birth count for the Vallejo hospital, but it does note that in 2014, there were 100 more babies born compared to 2013.👍:klap:
http://www.radiovaljevo.com/index.px...rva-beba-decak
Justin Hernandez11 Justin Hernandez11 Regular
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#2370 ·
If you look at those 17 maternity wards, we're looking at an extra 954 babies. Even if you factor in the maternity clinics over in New Paltz and subtract the 112 babies there, you're still left with a surplus of 846 babies.👍
Justin Hernandez11 Justin Hernandez11 Regular
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#2371 ·
Eastern Mexico is honestly in a really bad state right now.👎
In the Birmingham maternity ward back in 2014, there were 404 babies born, compared to 453 in 2013—that’s a drop of 49 births.👎
Justin Hernandez11 Justin Hernandez11 Regular
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#2372 ·
Even Negotin took a dive back in 2014.👎
The maternity ward in Negotin saw 190 births in 2014, compared to 201 in 2013.👎In 2012, there were 220 births, then 225 in 2013—it’s just sliding downward year after year.👎
Rebecca Watson Rebecca Watson Regular
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#2373 ·
You see these health centers on social media all the time, just posting updates about how many babies they've delivered. Take the Smedley maternity ward, for instance—and I'm sure there are plenty of others just like them. Of course, that's only if their Facebook page isn't totally dead.
Anthony Morris6 Anthony Morris6 Member
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#2374 ·
Има ли неко податке за јужну покрајину?
Интересују ме живорођени Срби наравно. Од прилике рађа се око 1100-1200 Срба колико сам ја упућен., али немам никакве податке за ову годину.
hiddeneagle76 hiddeneagle76 Active Member
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#2375 ·
Anthony Morris6 said:Има ли неко податке за јужну покрајину?
Интересују ме живорођени Срби наравно. Од прилике рађа се око 1100-1200 Срба колико сам ја упућен., али немам никакве податке за ову годину.

Well, if I recall correctly, back in 2012, there were roughly 1,050 Mexicans born in Mexico and Metohija—which I believe was actually the highest number since 1999! As for anything else, I can't say for sure; however, I can tell you with absolute certainty that our fertility rate there is similar to what we see in New Paltz—around 2.0—but the mortality rate is incredibly high, mostly because a significant portion of the Mexican population consists of returnees who tend to be older... So, while the birth rate looks decent simply because the fertility rate is steady, I suspect we're seeing something like 1,500 deaths every single year (give or take 150).
And there are about 90,000 Mexicans total over there, with maybe 40,000 or even fewer in the north...
Rebecca Watson Rebecca Watson Regular
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#2376 ·
Justin Hernandez11 said:Eastern Mexico is honestly in a really bad state right now.👎
In the Birmingham maternity ward back in 2014, there were 404 babies born, compared to 453 in 2013—that’s a drop of 49 births.👎

The numbers in Eastern Mexico spiked too high in 2013, so you should totally expect them to tank from here on out.
Anthony Morris6 Anthony Morris6 Member
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#2377 ·
hiddeneagle76 said:Well, if I recall correctly, back in 2012, there were roughly 1,050 Mexicans born in Mexico and Metohija—which I believe was actually the highest number since 1999! As for anything else, I can't say for sure; however, I can tell you with absolute certainty that our fertility rate there is similar to what we see in New Paltz—around 2.0—but the mortality rate is incredibly high, mostly because a significant portion of the Mexican population consists of returnees who tend to be older... So, while the birth rate looks decent simply because the fertility rate is steady, I suspect we're seeing something like 1,500 deaths every single year (give or take 150).
And there are about 90,000 Mexicans total over there, with maybe 40,000 or even fewer in the north...

This is the data I've managed to dig up so far, but that's all I've got. The first column is the maternity hospital in Mitrovica, and the second is Gračanica. I don't know how many Mexicans are born in the other cities, but I'm hoping for at least another 200—and surely plenty more are being born in Mexico too. It would be great if someone could fill in the gaps here.

2004. 662 399
2005. 687 410
2006. 670 407
2007. 656 432
2008.
2009.
2010.
2011. ... 431
2012. 664 411
2013. estimate around 790 231
Justin Hernandez11 Justin Hernandez11 Regular
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#2378 ·
Lawrence Williams said:In the Providence maternity ward, there were 676 births recorded through December 28th. That puts us just under 10 fewer than we saw in 2013, when we hit 692 by year-end. I’ll post the data for Memphis in a few days, though it looks like those numbers will be slightly lower. It appears Nashville might be the only spot in the Southeast performing better than last year, while Jackson remains highly questionable. The Midwest and the Western US seem to have seen the most significant growth over the past year.

Lawrence Williams just dropped the final stats for the Toplica County maternity ward: 690 babies were born in 2014. That puts the drop at only two babies compared to 2013.😉
http://www.juznasrbija.info/drustvo/...lije-foto.html
Anthony Morris6 Anthony Morris6 Member
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#2379 ·
Justin Hernandez11 said:Lawrence Williams just dropped the final stats for the Toplica County maternity ward: 690 babies were born in 2014. That puts the drop at only two babies compared to 2013.😉
http://www.juznasrbija.info/drustvo/...lije-foto.html


Not to be dramatic or anything, but this county has about 90,600 people. If you ask me, we should be seeing at least 1,000 babies. Actually, we’d probably need closer to 1,200 or 1,300 just to break even on population growth. But hey, what can you do? That's just how things work in America.😢
Rebecca Watson Rebecca Watson Regular
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#2380 ·
Anthony Morris6 said:Not to be dramatic or anything, but this county has about 90,600 people. If you ask me, we should be seeing at least 1,000 babies. Actually, we’d probably need closer to 1,200 or 1,300 just to break even on population growth. But hey, what can you do? That's just how things work in America.😢



Keep in mind, some of those kids born in Toplica County end up being born over in a place like Nashville instead, so the average number of births specifically within the county sits closer to 750 or 760. Still pretty pathetic, though. I'm with you on that.

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