  
<prompt> Antenatal Care: Iron Supplementation
 Percent of women age 15-49 with a live birth in the past five years who took iron supplements for 90 or more days during the last pregnancy 
 [["Kagera", 0.01], ["Kigoma", 0.01], ["Rukwa", 0.02], ["Mwanza", 0.01], ["Tabora", 0.01], ["Mbeya", 0.04], ["Mara", 0.02], ["Shinyanga", 0.01], ["Singida", 0.08], ["Arusha", 0.02], ["Manyara", 0.01], ["Dodoma", 0.06], ["Iringa", 0.01], ["Ruvuma", 0.02], ["Kilimanjaro", 0.01], ["Tanga", 0.01], ["Morogoro", 0.07], ["Pwani", 0.11], ["Lindi", 0.12], ["Mtwara", 0.09], ["Dar Es Salaam", 0.05], ["Pemba North", 0.05], ["Pemba South", 0.1], ["Unguja North", 0.24], ["Unguja South", 0.34]] 
 <response> Iron supplementation is lowest in Kilimanjaro, Manyara, Tanga, Iringa, Tabora, Kigoma, Mwanza, Kagera, and Shinyanga where just 1% of women took iron supplements for 90 or more days during their last pregnancy. In contrast, more than one-third (34%) of women in Unguja South took iron supplements for 90 or more days.  