Death Rate Report for Illinois by County "Lung & Bronchus, 2016-2020" "All Races (includes Hispanic), Both Sexes, All Ages" Sorted by Rate County, FIPS,Met Healthy People Objective of 25.1?,"Age-Adjusted Death Rate([rate note]) - deaths per 100,000","Lower CI (Rate)","Upper CI (Rate)","CI*Rank([rank note])","Lower CI (CI*Rank)","Upper CI (CI*Rank)",Average Annual Count,Recent Trend,"Recent 5-Year Trend ([trend note]) in Death Rates","Lower 95% Confidence Interval","Upper 95% Confidence Interval" "Illinois",17000,No,37.3 ,36.9, 37.8,N/A , 17 , 25,5840,falling,-4.8 ,-5.4, -4.2 "United States",00000,No,35 ,34.9, 35,N/A , N/A , N/A,142497,falling,-4.8 ,-5.1, -4.6 "Mason County",17125,No,72.8 ,57.5, 91.6,1 , 1 , 41,16,stable,0.6 ,-0.5, 1.8 "Gallatin County",17059,No,67 ,43.4, 101.2,2 , 1 , 96,5,falling,-1.5 ,-2.7, -0.3 "Pulaski County",17153,No,63 ,41.2, 94.3,3 , 1 , 98,5,stable,0.2 ,-1.1, 1.6 "De Witt County",17039,No,60.9 ,47.2, 77.9,4 , 1 , 75,14,stable,-0.2 ,-1.4, 1.1 "Alexander County",17003,No,60.8 ,40.4, 90.1,5 , 1 , 98,6,stable,-0.7 ,-2.1, 0.7 "Cass County",17017,No,59.8 ,43.8, 80.1,6 , 1 , 87,10,stable,-0.3 ,-1.4, 0.8 "Schuyler County",17169,No,59.5 ,40.9, 85.6,7 , 1 , 96,7,stable,-0.4 ,-1.8, 1.0 "Marion County",17121,No,59.4 ,50.5, 69.6,8 , 1 , 57,33,stable,-0.4 ,-1.2, 0.5 "Vermilion County",17183,No,59.2 ,52.9, 66.2,9 , 2 , 39,66,falling,-0.7 ,-1.1, -0.2 "Lawrence County",17101,No,58.5 ,44.7, 75.6,10 , 1 , 85,12,stable,-0.7 ,-1.8, 0.5 "Brown County",17009,No,56.8 ,35, 88,11 , 1 , 100,4,*,*,*,* "Pike County",17149,No,56.5 ,43.9, 72.2,12 , 1 , 81,14,stable,0.1 ,-0.9, 1.2 "Crawford County",17033,No,55.7 ,44, 70.1,13 , 1 , 84,16,stable,0.2 ,-0.8, 1.2 "Putnam County",17155,No,55.6 ,36.9, 83.3,14 , 1 , 100,6,stable,-0.2 ,-2.1, 1.8 "Fulton County",17057,No,55.4 ,46.7, 65.5,15 , 2 , 69,30,falling,-1.0 ,-1.8, -0.1 "Saline County",17165,No,55.1 ,44.7, 67.5,16 , 1 , 77,20,falling,-3.0 ,-4.5, -1.5 "Kankakee County",17091,No,54.9 ,49.4, 60.8,17 , 4 , 49,76,falling,-1.1 ,-1.5, -0.7 "Ford County",17053,No,54.6 ,40.4, 72.8,18 , 1 , 92,11,stable,-0.2 ,-1.3, 1.0 "Edwards County",17047,No,54.4 ,35.5, 81.4,19 , 1 , 100,6,stable,0.0 ,-1.7, 1.8 "Clay County",17025,No,52.9 ,39.2, 70.5,20 , 1 , 96,10,stable,-0.3 ,-1.5, 1.0 "La Salle County",17099,No,52.7 ,47.6, 58.1,21 , 6 , 57,84,stable,-7.7 ,-21.9, 9.1 "Montgomery County",17135,No,52.5 ,43.2, 63.5,22 , 3 , 80,23,falling,-1.4 ,-2.3, -0.6 "Mercer County",17131,No,52.4 ,40.6, 67.3,23 , 1 , 91,14,stable,-0.5 ,-1.6, 0.6 "Warren County",17187,No,52.2 ,40, 67.4,24 , 1 , 93,13,stable,-0.4 ,-1.6, 0.8 "Christian County",17021,No,52 ,43.2, 62.2,25 , 3 , 79,26,stable,-0.9 ,-1.8, 0.1 "Massac County",17127,No,51.9 ,39.3, 67.9,26 , 2 , 94,12,stable,-0.9 ,-2.1, 0.4 "Macoupin County",17117,No,51.7 ,44.4, 60.1,27 , 4 , 75,37,stable,-0.5 ,-1.3, 0.3 "Iroquois County",17075,No,51.5 ,42.4, 62.3,28 , 3 , 81,23,stable,0.2 ,-0.6, 1.0 "Union County",17181,No,51.4 ,39.7, 66.1,29 , 2 , 93,14,stable,-0.2 ,-1.3, 1.0 "Macon County",17115,No,51.3 ,46.3, 56.7,30 , 8 , 62,81,falling,-2.9 ,-4.7, -1.2 "Fayette County",17051,No,50.3 ,39.5, 63.3,31 , 3 , 90,16,stable,-1.0 ,-1.9, 0.0 "Randolph County",17157,No,50.1 ,41.3, 60.4,32 , 4 , 86,24,stable,-0.5 ,-1.6, 0.6 "Franklin County",17055,No,49.8 ,42.1, 58.8,33 , 5 , 80,30,falling,-11.5 ,-21.2, -0.7 "White County",17193,No,49.7 ,37.5, 65.6,34 , 2 , 96,11,stable,-19.7 ,-41.1, 9.5 "Logan County",17107,No,49.7 ,40.4, 60.7,35 , 3 , 86,20,stable,0.0 ,-1.0, 1.1 "Knox County",17095,No,49.6 ,42.7, 57.4,36 , 7 , 78,39,falling,-0.9 ,-1.6, -0.3 "Perry County",17145,No,49.5 ,38.5, 62.9,37 , 3 , 95,14,falling,-1.1 ,-2.1, -0.2 "Moultrie County",17139,No,49.3 ,36.5, 65.5,38 , 2 , 97,10,stable,-0.7 ,-2.0, 0.6 "Jersey County",17083,No,49.2 ,39, 61.7,39 , 3 , 93,16,stable,-0.1 ,-1.2, 1.0 "Hardin County",17069,No,49 ,28.5, 83.9,40 , 1 , 100,4,stable,-0.6 ,-2.7, 1.6 "Lee County",17103,No,48.9 ,40.6, 58.5,41 , 5 , 86,26,stable,-0.4 ,-1.4, 0.6 "Livingston County",17105,No,48.8 ,40.4, 58.6,42 , 5 , 86,25,stable,-0.6 ,-1.6, 0.3 "Grundy County",17063,No,48.6 ,40.7, 57.6,43 , 6 , 84,27,falling,-1.0 ,-1.6, -0.3 "Richland County",17159,No,48.6 ,36.6, 63.8,44 , 2 , 97,12,stable,-0.1 ,-1.2, 1.1 "Madison County",17119,No,48.3 ,45.1, 51.7,45 , 20 , 63,174,falling,-4.9 ,-8.8, -0.9 "Scott County",17171,No,47.7 ,28.2, 78.1,46 , 1 , 100,4,*,*,*,* "Williamson County",17199,No,47.7 ,41.6, 54.4,47 , 11 , 82,46,falling,-0.9 ,-1.7, -0.1 "Hamilton County",17065,No,47.2 ,31.9, 68.8,48 , 1 , 100,6,stable,-0.2 ,-1.9, 1.6 "Morgan County",17137,No,47.1 ,38.8, 56.8,49 , 6 , 89,24,stable,-0.6 ,-1.5, 0.3 "Tazewell County",17179,No,47 ,42.7, 51.7,50 , 18 , 74,90,falling,-5.4 ,-10.2, -0.4 "Peoria County",17143,No,46.9 ,43, 51.1,51 , 21 , 71,111,falling,-3.7 ,-5.6, -1.7 "Jefferson County",17081,No,46.7 ,38.8, 56,52 , 7 , 88,25,stable,-0.6 ,-1.7, 0.4 "Bureau County",17011,No,46.6 ,38.8, 55.9,53 , 8 , 89,26,stable,-0.7 ,-1.4, 0.0 "St. Clair County",17163,No,46.2 ,42.8, 49.7,54 , 27 , 73,151,falling,-1.6 ,-2.0, -1.2 "Marshall County",17123,No,45.3 ,33, 61.7,55 , 3 , 99,9,stable,-1.0 ,-2.1, 0.3 "Jackson County",17077,No,44.1 ,37, 52.2,56 , 14 , 91,29,stable,-0.6 ,-1.4, 0.2 "Menard County",17129,No,44 ,31.1, 61,57 , 3 , 100,8,stable,0.0 ,-1.6, 1.6 "McDonough County",17109,No,43.9 ,35, 54.7,58 , 9 , 97,17,stable,-0.9 ,-1.9, 0.2 "Henry County",17073,No,43.8 ,37.3, 51.2,59 , 17 , 90,34,stable,-0.3 ,-1.0, 0.5 "Douglas County",17041,No,43.6 ,32.9, 56.9,60 , 6 , 99,12,stable,-1.0 ,-2.1, 0.0 "Bond County",17005,No,43.4 ,32.3, 57.7,61 , 5 , 99,11,stable,-1.5 ,-3.1, 0.1 "Greene County",17061,No,43.4 ,31.2, 59.6,62 , 3 , 100,8,stable,-0.4 ,-1.9, 1.1 "Wayne County",17191,No,43.2 ,32.3, 57,63 , 6 , 100,11,stable,-0.7 ,-1.9, 0.5 "Henderson County",17071,No,43.1 ,28.5, 65.5,64 , 2 , 100,6,falling,-1.4 ,-2.7, -0.1 "Rock Island County",17161,No,43.1 ,39.1, 47.4,65 , 32 , 84,89,falling,-2.7 ,-4.0, -1.5 "Winnebago County",17201,No,42.5 ,39.5, 45.5,66 , 42 , 81,163,falling,-4.6 ,-6.7, -2.6 "Whiteside County",17195,No,42.4 ,36.4, 49.2,67 , 24 , 91,38,falling,-2.5 ,-4.2, -0.8 "Coles County",17029,No,42 ,35.1, 50,68 , 20 , 94,27,falling,-4.1 ,-6.8, -1.4 "Shelby County",17173,No,41.9 ,32.7, 53.3,69 , 11 , 100,15,stable,-0.9 ,-2.0, 0.1 "Edgar County",17045,No,41.8 ,31.8, 54.6,70 , 7 , 100,12,stable,-0.9 ,-2.1, 0.3 "Ogle County",17141,No,41.3 ,34.9, 48.6,71 , 24 , 95,30,falling,-1.2 ,-1.9, -0.4 "Johnson County",17087,No,41 ,28.8, 57.5,72 , 5 , 100,8,stable,-1.2 ,-2.5, 0.2 "Stark County",17175,No,40.7 ,23.6, 67.8,73 , 1 , 100,4,stable,-1.5 ,-3.5, 0.6 "Woodford County",17203,No,40.7 ,33.2, 49.4,74 , 20 , 97,22,stable,-0.6 ,-1.5, 0.3 "Clark County",17023,No,40.6 ,29.7, 54.8,75 , 6 , 100,10,stable,-0.2 ,-1.2, 0.8 "Hancock County",17067,No,40.5 ,30.8, 53,76 , 7 , 100,12,falling,-1.5 ,-2.5, -0.5 "DeKalb County",17037,No,40.3 ,35, 46.3,77 , 32 , 94,42,falling,-0.8 ,-1.5, -0.2 "Wabash County",17185,No,40.3 ,27.9, 57,78 , 4 , 100,7,falling,-1.4 ,-2.6, -0.3 "Clinton County",17027,No,39.6 ,32.1, 48.5,79 , 23 , 99,20,falling,-1.8 ,-2.7, -0.9 "Will County",17197,No,39.6 ,37.5, 41.7,80 , 58 , 86,284,falling,-3.6 ,-4.9, -2.3 "Sangamon County",17167,No,39.5 ,36.1, 43.1,81 , 52 , 89,106,falling,-8.1 ,-12.3, -3.6 "Adams County",17001,No,38.6 ,33.2, 44.7,82 , 43 , 96,39,falling,-1.7 ,-2.2, -1.2 "McLean County",17113,No,38.1 ,34.1, 42.4,83 , 53 , 93,68,falling,-3.0 ,-4.3, -1.6 "Piatt County",17147,No,38 ,27.5, 51.8,84 , 9 , 100,9,falling,-1.6 ,-2.8, -0.3 "Stephenson County",17177,No,36 ,30.1, 42.9,85 , 47 , 100,28,falling,-0.9 ,-1.8, -0.1 "Cumberland County",17035,No,35.6 ,23.7, 52.4,86 , 11 , 100,6,stable,-1.8 ,-3.5, 0.1 "McHenry County",17111,No,35.4 ,32.6, 38.4,87 , 70 , 96,125,falling,-5.4 ,-6.7, -4.1 "Carroll County",17015,No,35.1 ,24.7, 49.1,88 , 14 , 100,9,falling,-1.8 ,-2.8, -0.8 "Washington County",17189,No,34.7 ,24.4, 48.6,89 , 20 , 100,8,stable,-1.2 ,-2.8, 0.5 "Boone County",17007,No,34.6 ,28.5, 41.8,90 , 51 , 100,23,falling,-10.4 ,-17.7, -2.3 "Effingham County",17049,No,34.6 ,27.3, 43.4,91 , 41 , 100,16,falling,-1.2 ,-2.1, -0.3 "Kendall County",17093,No,33.5 ,28.5, 39.1,92 , 62 , 100,34,falling,-1.5 ,-2.3, -0.6 "Cook County",17031,No,33 ,32.3, 33.6,93 , 83 , 96,1970,falling,-5.6 ,-6.9, -4.3 "Jo Daviess County",17085,No,32.4 ,25.3, 41.8,94 , 48 , 100,14,falling,-1.6 ,-2.8, -0.5 "Lake County",17097,No,31.9 ,30.1, 33.8,95 , 83 , 99,251,falling,-3.2 ,-3.9, -2.6 "Kane County",17089,No,30.9 ,28.9, 33.1,96 , 85 , 100,177,falling,-5.2 ,-7.5, -2.8 "Champaign County",17019,No,30.4 ,27.1, 33.9,97 , 82 , 100,64,falling,-3.5 ,-4.4, -2.6 "DuPage County",17043,No,28.5 ,27.1, 30,98 , 92 , 100,318,falling,-4.5 ,-5.6, -3.3 "Monroe County",17133,No,28.2 ,21.7, 36.2,99 , 70 , 100,13,falling,-2.0 ,-2.9, -1.1 "Jasper County",17079,No,27.3 ,16.8, 43.2,100 , 44 , 100,4,stable,-17.7 ,-34.5, 3.5 "Calhoun County",17013,***,* ,*, *,* , * , *,3 or fewer,*,*,*,* "Pope County",17151,***,* ,*, *,* , * , *,3 or fewer,*,*,*,* Created by statecancerprofiles.cancer.gov on 03/28/2024 7:53 am. State Cancer Registries may provide more current or more local data. Trend Rising when 95% confidence interval of average annual percent change is above 0. Stable when 95% confidence interval of average annual percent change includes 0. Falling when 95% confidence interval of average annual percent change is below 0. "[rate note]Death data provided by the National Vital Statistics System public use data file. Death rates calculated by the National Cancer Institute using SEER*Stat. Death rates are age-adjusted to the 2000 US standard population [http://www.seer.cancer.gov/stdpopulations/stdpop.19ages.html] (19 age groups: <1, 1-4, 5-9, ... , 80-84, 85+).The Healthy People 2030 goals are based on rates adjusted using different methods but the differences should be minimal. Population counts for denominators are based on Census populations as modified by NCI. " The US Population Data File [https://seer.cancer.gov/popdata/] is used with mortality data. "[trend note]The Average Annual Percent Change (AAPC) is based on the APCs calculated by Joinpoint. Due to data availability issues, the time period used in the calculation of the joinpoint regression model may differ for selected counties." "[rank note]Results presented with the CI*Rank statistics help show the usefulness of ranks. For example, ranks for relatively rare diseases or less populated areas may be essentially meaningless because of their large variability, but ranks for more common diseases in densely populated regions can be very useful. More information about methodology can be found on the CI*Rank website." Healthy People 2030 Objectives [ https://www.healthypeople.gov/ ]provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention [ https://www.cdc.gov ]. "* Data has been suppressed to ensure confidentiality and stability of rate estimates. Counts are suppressed if fewer than 16 records were reported in a specific area-sex-race category. If an average count of 3 is shown, the total number of cases for the time period is 16 or more which exceeds suppression threshold (but is rounded to 3)." "Please note that the data comes from different sources. Due to different years ( /historicaltrend/differences.html ) of data availability, most of the trends are AAPCs based on APCs but some are APCs calculated in SEER*Stat. ( https://seer.cancer.gov/seerstat/ ) Please refer to the source for each graph for additional information. " Data for United States does not include Puerto Rico.