Table 18
CITY/TOWN
Barrington
1,004
1
NA
1
NA
Bristol
1,941
4
NA
5
NA
Burrillville
1,132
4
NA
2
NA
Central Falls
1,148
1
NA
2
NA
Charlestown
328
1
NA
2
NA
Coventry
2,139
6
NA
8
NA
Cranston
4,265
13
NA
14
NA
Cumberland
1,814
3
NA
4
NA
East Greenwich
808
1
NA
0
NA
East Providence
2,926
3
NA
2
NA
Exeter
350
1
NA
1
NA
Foster
289
4
NA
3
NA
Glocester
707
6
NA
4
NA
Hopkinton
458
0
NA
1
NA
Jamestown
284
2
NA
2
NA
Johnston
1,532
0
NA
1
NA
Lincoln
1,108
0
NA
2
NA
Little Compton
202
2
NA
1
NA
Middletown
1,130
0
NA
0
NA
Narragansett
782
2
NA
1
NA
Newport
2,228
5
NA
7
NA
New Shoreham
25
0
NA
0
NA
North Kingstown
1,594
9
NA
8
NA
North Providence
1,741
3
NA
2
NA
North Smithfield
722
0
NA
0
NA
Pawtucket
4,487
6
NA
5
NA
Portsmouth
1,062
2
NA
1
NA
Providence
14,583
45
NA
47
NA
Richmond
363
2
NA
2
NA
Scituate
686
1
NA
1
NA
Smithfield
1,848
2
NA
2
NA
South Kingstown
4,060
5
NA
7
NA
Tiverton
1,004
2
NA
1
NA
Warren
624
1
NA
1
NA
Warwick
5,258
12
NA
13
NA
Westerly
1,230
6
NA
5
NA
West Greenwich
259
1
NA
1
NA
West Warwick
1,798
5
NA
5
NA
Woonsocket
2,942
5
NA
6
NA
Core Cities
25,388
62
48.8
67
52.8
Remainder of State
45,473
104
45.7
103
45.3
Rhode Island
70,861
166
46.9
170
48.0
Rhode Island Department of Health, Office of
Health Statistics, 1989 to 1993. Core cities are Providence,
Pawtucket, Woonsocket, Newport and Central Falls.
NA: Because nearly all cities have a low number of
deaths, the death rates are highly variable. Therefore the
rates are not provided for cities and towns.
The denominator is the
number of teens ages 15 ro 19 according to the 1990 Census
of Population, multiplied by five to calculate a rate over
five years, 1989 to 1993.
TEEN DEATHS, RHODE ISLAND, 1989-1993
AGES 15-19
PER 100,000
PER 100,000
Last Update: 5/8/97 by JDC