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Incidence Rate Report for Missouri by County

All Races (includes Hispanic), Both Sexes, All Cancer Sites, All Ages
Sorted by Rate
County
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Annual Incidence Rate
over rate period
(95% Confidence Interval)

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Average Annual Count
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Rate Period
Missouri 6 468.9 (466.5, 471.3) 30,262 2005-2009
US (SEER+NPCR) 1 465.0 (464.7, 465.4)
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2005-2009
Maries County 6 319.4 (273.2, 371.6) 35 2005-2009
DeKalb County 6 324.5 (281.7, 372.0) 42 2005-2009
Newton County 6 332.8 (312.7, 354.0) 209 2005-2009
Andrew County 6 350.4 (313.2, 390.8) 67 2005-2009
Ste. Genevieve County 6 365.0 (328.8, 404.3) 76 2005-2009
Worth County 6 371.7 (280.8, 487.9) 12 2005-2009
Sullivan County 6 378.7 (322.2, 442.9) 34 2005-2009
Atchison County 6 381.1 (324.0, 446.5) 35 2005-2009
Ralls County 6 388.3 (338.6, 443.6) 46 2005-2009
Oregon County 6 392.2 (346.5, 442.8) 57 2005-2009
Douglas County 6 401.4 (360.0, 446.5) 72 2005-2009
Barton County 6 403.8 (359.4, 452.3) 62 2005-2009
McDonald County 6 405.9 (368.8, 445.7) 91 2005-2009
Scotland County 6 406.9 (335.1, 490.1) 24 2005-2009
Moniteau County 6 407.0 (363.5, 454.4) 65 2005-2009
Shannon County 6 408.8 (353.1, 471.2) 41 2005-2009
Hickory County 6 408.9 (362.5, 460.9) 70 2005-2009
Schuyler County 6 410.1 (338.1, 494.6) 25 2005-2009
Texas County 6 412.5 (381.1, 445.9) 132 2005-2009
Holt County 6 422.7 (353.8, 502.2) 30 2005-2009
Putnam County 6 422.9 (357.2, 498.8) 31 2005-2009
Nodaway County 6 423.4 (384.7, 465.1) 92 2005-2009
Clark County 6 423.5 (364.7, 489.7) 39 2005-2009
Lawrence County 6 429.8 (402.6, 458.5) 189 2005-2009
Miller County 6 430.3 (397.1, 465.6) 127 2005-2009
Platte County 6 431.6 (411.2, 452.6) 363 2005-2009
Pemiscot County 6 432.7 (393.1, 475.3) 89 2005-2009
Johnson County 6 434.3 (407.1, 462.8) 194 2005-2009
Howard County 6 434.8 (381.7, 493.6) 51 2005-2009
Howell County 6 435.3 (409.2, 462.6) 216 2005-2009
Harrison County 6 437.8 (385.2, 496.2) 55 2005-2009
St. Louis City 6 439.8 (429.8, 449.9) 1,528 2005-2009
Ray County 6 440.1 (404.6, 478.0) 116 2005-2009
Osage County 6 440.3 (394.1, 490.5) 67 2005-2009
Stone County 6 440.9 (413.0, 470.4) 210 2005-2009
Cass County 6 441.2 (422.6, 460.3) 434 2005-2009
Bates County 6 441.6 (401.8, 484.5) 93 2005-2009
Laclede County 6 442.0 (413.3, 472.1) 181 2005-2009
Phelps County 6 442.5 (415.5, 470.9) 205 2005-2009
Cape Girardeau County 6 442.7 (422.1, 464.2) 353 2005-2009
Polk County 6 442.7 (411.3, 476.0) 151 2005-2009
Dade County 6 444.5 (389.6, 505.9) 50 2005-2009
Gentry County 6 444.7 (382.2, 515.4) 41 2005-2009
Linn County 6 445.0 (400.3, 493.7) 78 2005-2009
Jefferson County 6 446.0 (432.9, 459.4) 922 2005-2009
Lafayette County 6 447.5 (418.2, 478.4) 179 2005-2009
Adair County 6 449.4 (411.0, 490.5) 105 2005-2009
Buchanan County 6 449.6 (430.9, 469.0) 443 2005-2009
St. Clair County 6 450.3 (398.8, 507.2) 62 2005-2009
Grundy County 6 451.1 (401.7, 505.4) 66 2005-2009
Jackson County 6 452.1 (445.1, 459.2) 3,216 2005-2009
Perry County 6 453.0 (413.4, 495.6) 99 2005-2009
Washington County 6 453.1 (416.5, 492.1) 117 2005-2009
Vernon County 6 457.1 (419.4, 497.4) 112 2005-2009
Warren County 6 457.6 (425.0, 492.0) 151 2005-2009
Greene County 6 459.2 (448.0, 470.6) 1,303 2005-2009
Morgan County 6 459.3 (424.5, 496.6) 139 2005-2009
Jasper County 6 459.4 (442.3, 477.0) 551 2005-2009
Camden County 6 459.5 (434.3, 485.9) 278 2005-2009
Stoddard County 6 460.3 (429.6, 492.8) 173 2005-2009
Dunklin County 6 461.1 (430.8, 493.2) 178 2005-2009
Macon County 6 463.3 (421.5, 508.4) 97 2005-2009
Cedar County 6 464.2 (421.0, 511.0) 93 2005-2009
Christian County 6 465.5 (443.0, 488.8) 330 2005-2009
Mercer County 6 466.0 (381.1, 566.1) 24 2005-2009
Reynolds County 6 466.6 (402.8, 538.5) 41 2005-2009
Barry County 6 467.3 (438.7, 497.4) 205 2005-2009
Ozark County 6 468.2 (417.3, 524.4) 68 2005-2009
Gasconade County 6 468.3 (426.5, 513.5) 97 2005-2009
Carroll County 6 469.5 (416.7, 527.6) 61 2005-2009
Randolph County 6 469.5 (434.2, 507.0) 133 2005-2009
Chariton County 6 470.0 (412.6, 534.0) 54 2005-2009
Lincoln County 6 471.3 (443.4, 500.5) 219 2005-2009
Monroe County 6 472.5 (418.0, 532.7) 57 2005-2009
Boone County 6 473.6 (456.4, 491.3) 592 2005-2009
Dent County 6 474.3 (431.7, 520.3) 95 2005-2009
Webster County 6 474.8 (443.4, 507.9) 173 2005-2009
Livingston County 6 475.5 (430.5, 524.1) 88 2005-2009
Scott County 6 475.9 (448.0, 505.2) 220 2005-2009
Daviess County 6 477.7 (418.1, 543.8) 48 2005-2009
Clinton County 6 478.9 (439.8, 520.6) 115 2005-2009
Callaway County 6 479.5 (450.1, 510.3) 205 2005-2009
St. Francois County 6 479.7 (456.9, 503.4) 334 2005-2009
Dallas County 6 480.0 (436.9, 526.3) 94 2005-2009
St. Charles County 6 483.0 (472.2, 494.0) 1,561 2005-2009
Mississippi County 6 485.9 (438.3, 537.3) 79 2005-2009
Taney County 6 486.2 (460.7, 512.8) 285 2005-2009
Franklin County 6 490.7 (471.9, 510.0) 524 2005-2009
Iron County 6 491.8 (437.5, 551.2) 63 2005-2009
Pike County 6 493.5 (451.8, 538.1) 105 2005-2009
Clay County 6 494.4 (480.8, 508.2) 1,032 2005-2009
Cooper County 6 497.4 (453.0, 545.0) 96 2005-2009
Cole County 6 499.1 (476.6, 522.4) 378 2005-2009
Lewis County 6 499.8 (443.8, 561.2) 61 2005-2009
Pettis County 6 502.9 (474.2, 532.9) 233 2005-2009
Shelby County 6 503.3 (436.3, 578.4) 44 2005-2009
New Madrid County 6 503.9 (462.5, 548.3) 112 2005-2009
Butler County 6 508.4 (481.1, 537.0) 265 2005-2009
Audrain County 6 509.8 (474.2, 547.4) 157 2005-2009
Caldwell County 6 510.0 (452.2, 573.6) 59 2005-2009
Bollinger County 6 510.7 (459.3, 566.5) 75 2005-2009
Madison County 6 511.9 (461.9, 566.1) 80 2005-2009
St. Louis County 6 513.3 (507.4, 519.2) 5,894 2005-2009
Marion County 6 518.4 (483.8, 555.0) 173 2005-2009
Ripley County 6 518.6 (471.0, 569.9) 91 2005-2009
Crawford County 6 519.4 (482.1, 559.0) 147 2005-2009
Knox County 6 521.2 (436.7, 618.6) 30 2005-2009
Wright County 6 523.3 (481.7, 567.7) 121 2005-2009
Henry County 6 525.6 (488.9, 564.6) 160 2005-2009
Montgomery County 6 526.0 (475.1, 581.3) 82 2005-2009
Pulaski County 6 529.8 (494.2, 567.3) 171 2005-2009
Wayne County 6 530.0 (483.3, 580.5) 102 2005-2009
Saline County 6 565.9 (525.6, 608.6) 151 2005-2009
Benton County 6 568.6 (528.6, 611.5) 174 2005-2009
Carter County 6 599.8 (520.9, 687.8) 43 2005-2009
Notes:
Created by statecancerprofiles.cancer.gov on 05/25/2013 12:36 am.
State Cancer Registries may provide more current or more local data.
† Incidence rates (cases per 100,000 population per year) are age-adjusted to the 2000 US standard population (19 age groups: <1, 1-4, 5-9, ... , 80-84, 85+). Rates are for invasive cancer only (except for bladder cancer which is invasive and in situ) or unless otherwise specified. Rates calculated using SEER*Stat. Population counts for denominators are based on Census populations as modified by NCI. The US populations included with the data release have been adjusted for the population shifts due to hurricanes Katrina and Rita for 62 counties and parishes in Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, and Texas. The 1969-2009 US Population Data File is used for SEER and NPCR incidence rates.
§ Because of the impact on Louisiana's population for the July - December 2005 time period due to Hurricanes Katrina/Rita, SEER excluded Louisiana cases diagnosed for that six month time period. The count has been suppressed due to data consistency issues.

1 Source: CDC's National Program of Cancer Registries Cancer Surveillance System (NPCR-CSS) January 2012 data submission and SEER November 2011 submission.
6 Source: State Cancer Registry and the CDC's National Program of Cancer Registries Cancer Surveillance System (NPCR-CSS) January 2012 data submission. State rates include rates from metropolitan areas funded by SEER.

Interpret Rankings provides insight into interpreting cancer incidence statistics. When the population size for a denominator is small, the rates may be unstable. A rate is unstable when a small change in the numerator (e.g., only one or two additional cases) has a dramatic effect on the calculated rate.

Suppression is used to avoid misinterpretation when rates are unstable.
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