The interactive map and table below give data on Alabama obstetric services, with Alabama's 67 counties as service areas. The following terms are used in the map and table:

• CBSA: Core Based Statistical Area
• Type: Urban-rural classification used by the Alabama Rural Health Association
• Communities: The number of communities in the county with at least one hospital providing obstetric services or at least on ob-gyn physician
• Hospitals: The number of hospitals providing obstetric services in the county
• Physicians: The number of ob-gyn physicians in the county
• Ratio: The ratio of ob-gyn physicians per 10,000 women aged 15–44
• ACOG: Classification based on the American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists

Map

The map below shows Alabama's counties as a base layer. Click on a county for summary information. Rural counties are shaded orange and urban counties are shaded green. Communities that have an OB hospital are shown as blue dots while communities that have OB physicians but no hospital are shown as red dots.

Tables

County Table

In the table below, click on rows to see the corresponding counties highlighted in the map above. Click on a selected row again to de-select and remove the hightlight. Summary information for Alabama as a whole is given in the table footer.

Rural-Urban Table

CBSA Table

ACOG Table and Graph

Rating	Counties