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	Incidence Rate Report for Ohio by County All Races (includes Hispanic), Both Sexes, All Cancer Sites, All Ages Sorted by Name County Annual Incidence Rate† over rate period (95% Confidence Interval) Average Annual Count Rate Period Ohio 6 466.6 (464.9, 468.3) 59,366 2005-2009 US (SEER+NPCR) 1 465.0 (464.7, 465.4) § 2005-2009 Adams County 6 440.9 (408.7, 475.1) 141 2005-2009 Allen County 6 471.0 (453.5, 489.0) 562 2005-2009 Ashland County 6 406.0 (383.7, 429.4) 252 2005-2009 Ashtabula County 6 515.7 (497.6, 534.3) 626 2005-2009 Athens County 6 515.0 (487.4, 543.7) 268 2005-2009 Auglaize County 6 461.4 (435.9, 488.0) 252 2005-2009 Belmont County 6 498.7 (477.9, 520.2) 450 2005-2009 Brown County 6 463.4 (436.1, 492.0) 221 2005-2009 Butler County 6 461.7 (451.6, 472.1) 1,596 2005-2009 Carroll County 6 466.1 (434.4, 499.6) 166 2005-2009 Champaign County 6 461.3 (432.9, 491.0) 203 2005-2009 Clark County 6 475.2 (460.4, 490.4) 806 2005-2009 Clermont County 6 472.8 (458.9, 487.0) 905 2005-2009 Clinton County 6 515.6 (486.2, 546.3) 233 2005-2009 Columbiana County 6 456.5 (440.4, 473.2) 617 2005-2009 Coshocton County 6 489.5 (460.0, 520.5) 210 2005-2009 Crawford County 6 454.8 (429.8, 481.0) 254 2005-2009 Cuyahoga County 6 490.9 (485.9, 495.9) 7,550 2005-2009 Darke County 6 417.7 (395.3, 441.2) 267 2005-2009 Defiance County 6 403.5 (377.5, 431.0) 182 2005-2009 Delaware County 6 494.6 (477.3, 512.4) 665 2005-2009 Erie County 6 495.4 (475.8, 515.7) 502 2005-2009 Fairfield County 6 482.3 (466.1, 498.9) 687 2005-2009 Fayette County 6 442.7 (410.7, 476.5) 145 2005-2009 Franklin County 6 489.9 (483.7, 496.1) 4,871 2005-2009 Fulton County 6 391.9 (366.8, 418.4) 185 2005-2009 Gallia County 6 477.9 (446.2, 511.3) 173 2005-2009 Geauga County 6 415.7 (399.0, 433.0) 491 2005-2009 Greene County 6 465.4 (450.6, 480.6) 766 2005-2009 Guernsey County 6 480.7 (453.0, 509.7) 231 2005-2009 Hamilton County 6 448.2 (442.0, 454.4) 4,136 2005-2009 Hancock County 6 432.7 (412.6, 453.6) 354 2005-2009 Hardin County 6 457.7 (425.4, 491.8) 152 2005-2009 Harrison County 6 470.7 (429.3, 515.3) 99 2005-2009 Henry County 6 393.7 (363.7, 425.7) 129 2005-2009 Highland County 6 451.4 (424.3, 479.7) 213 2005-2009 Hocking County 6 461.2 (428.4, 495.8) 153 2005-2009 Holmes County 6 325.9 (300.1, 353.2) 120 2005-2009 Huron County 6 473.8 (450.2, 498.3) 307 2005-2009 Jackson County 6 437.7 (408.1, 469.0) 165 2005-2009 Jefferson County 6 481.0 (460.9, 501.7) 453 2005-2009 Knox County 6 483.4 (459.8, 507.9) 321 2005-2009 Lake County 6 463.2 (451.9, 474.7) 1,314 2005-2009 Lawrence County 6 423.1 (402.0, 444.9) 311 2005-2009 Licking County 6 502.3 (487.1, 517.9) 848 2005-2009 Logan County 6 470.5 (444.7, 497.5) 252 2005-2009 Lorain County 6 463.2 (452.9, 473.8) 1,542 2005-2009 Lucas County 6 431.3 (423.0, 439.6) 2,123 2005-2009 Madison County 6 479.2 (450.3, 509.5) 207 2005-2009 Mahoning County 6 482.5 (471.5, 493.7) 1,528 2005-2009 Marion County 6 510.9 (488.0, 534.7) 377 2005-2009 Medina County 6 465.3 (451.0, 480.0) 830 2005-2009 Meigs County 6 460.1 (424.6, 498.0) 127 2005-2009 Mercer County 6 447.1 (420.0, 475.6) 208 2005-2009 Miami County 6 433.7 (416.8, 451.1) 511 2005-2009 Monroe County 6 476.0 (432.2, 523.4) 93 2005-2009 Montgomery County 6 479.6 (471.8, 487.4) 2,987 2005-2009 Morgan County 6 440.9 (398.9, 486.4) 83 2005-2009 Morrow County 6 470.9 (439.0, 504.4) 169 2005-2009 Muskingum County 6 485.6 (466.2, 505.6) 482 2005-2009 Noble County 6 479.7 (431.2, 532.3) 72 2005-2009 Ottawa County 6 504.1 (477.3, 532.1) 279 2005-2009 Paulding County 6 381.5 (345.6, 420.2) 85 2005-2009 Perry County 6 463.3 (432.8, 495.4) 174 2005-2009 Pickaway County 6 478.5 (453.1, 505.0) 272 2005-2009 Pike County 6 482.6 (448.4, 518.9) 149 2005-2009 Portage County 6 459.8 (444.8, 475.1) 734 2005-2009 Preble County 6 436.6 (410.6, 463.9) 216 2005-2009 Putnam County 6 436.2 (406.7, 467.3) 165 2005-2009 Richland County 6 449.5 (434.5, 465.0) 686 2005-2009 Ross County 6 444.2 (424.0, 465.1) 370 2005-2009 Sandusky County 6 465.7 (443.3, 488.9) 333 2005-2009 Scioto County 6 522.0 (500.7, 544.0) 461 2005-2009 Seneca County 6 469.8 (446.3, 494.2) 306 2005-2009 Shelby County 6 446.1 (420.3, 473.1) 227 2005-2009 Stark County 6 455.9 (447.1, 464.8) 2,104 2005-2009 Summit County 6 444.3 (436.9, 451.9) 2,770 2005-2009 Trumbull County 6 495.9 (484.0, 508.0) 1,360 2005-2009 Tuscarawas County 6 446.3 (428.7, 464.5) 498 2005-2009 Union County 6 475.6 (446.0, 506.7) 202 2005-2009 Van Wert County 6 387.8 (358.6, 418.8) 135 2005-2009 Vinton County 6 508.1 (456.4, 564.2) 73 2005-2009 Warren County 6 465.0 (451.0, 479.4) 864 2005-2009 Washington County 6 499.1 (476.8, 522.3) 388 2005-2009 Wayne County 6 429.0 (412.7, 445.8) 534 2005-2009 Williams County 6 435.6 (408.5, 464.1) 197 2005-2009 Wood County 6 421.8 (405.6, 438.6) 523 2005-2009 Wyandot County 6 439.6 (404.5, 477.0) 119 2005-2009 Notes: Created by statecancerprofiles.cancer.gov on 05/25/2013 1:53 pm. 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.	Export Data Interpret Make Map Printable View

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