1.23
Mexico · Total fertility rate
Indicator
Migration is not published as a comparable provincial series for these maps yet.
Labels
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Mexico City (0.79) is below every U.S. state. National TFR fell from ~1.60 (2020–22) to 1.23 (2024). Non-pinned states are scaled ENADID patterns, not a new official state census TFR. Earlier CONAPO/INEGI years are on the year scrubber.
- Highest
- Chiapas1.66
- Lowest
- Mexico City0.79
Regions
- 1.Chiapas1.66
- 2.Zacatecas1.61
- 3.Coahuila1.50
- 4.Guerrero1.46
- 5.Aguascalientes1.38
- 6.Durango1.38
- 7.Michoacán1.37
- 8.Nayarit1.34
- 9.Puebla1.33
- 10.Chihuahua1.31
- 11.Jalisco1.31
- 12.Tabasco1.31
- 13.San Luis Potosí1.30
- 14.Campeche1.29
- 15.Oaxaca1.28
- 16.Tlaxcala1.28
- 17.Guanajuato1.27
- 18.Sinaloa1.27
- 19.Tamaulipas1.27
- 20.Veracruz1.27
- 21.Yucatán1.26
- 22.Baja California Sur1.25
- 23.Hidalgo1.25
- 24.Sonora1.25
INEGI Intercensal 2025 / ENADID 2018; pins from BirthGauge (@BirthGauge) & IFS. National TFR 1.23 and Mexico City 0.79 / Baja California 1.04 / Querétaro 1.06 from BirthGauge & Institute for Family Studies coverage of INEGI Intercensal Survey 2025. Other states: ENADID 2018 (2013–17) TGF scaled to the 2024 national level (bridge national ENADID ≈ 2.07) — illustrative state pattern until INEGI publishes a full 2024 state TFR table.. Census maps.