Incidence Rate Report for Tennessee by County "Lung & Bronchus (Late Stage^), 2016-2020" "All Races (includes Hispanic), Both Sexes, All Ages" Sorted by Rate County, FIPS,"Age-Adjusted Incidence Rate([rate note]) - cases per 100,000","Lower 95% Confidence Interval","Upper 95% Confidence Interval","CI*Rank([rank note])","Lower CI (CI*Rank)","Upper CI (CI*Rank)",Average Annual Count,Percent of Cases with Late Stage "Tennessee(6)",47000,45 ,44.3, 45.6,N/A , 5 , 8,3952,64.8 "US (SEER+NPCR)(1)",00000,35.3 ,35.2, 35.4,N/A , N/A , N/A,141093,65.5 "Trousdale County(6)",47169,80.6 ,58.5, 108.4,1 , 1 , 73,9,67.6 "Houston County(6)",47083,74.6 ,54.7, 100.6,2 , 1 , 77,10,76.2 "Hickman County(6)",47081,73.6 ,61, 88.3,3 , 1 , 38,25,69.8 "Benton County(6)",47005,73.4 ,59.5, 90.3,4 , 1 , 48,21,75.7 "Lake County(6)",47095,72.1 ,49.3, 103,5 , 1 , 91,7,63.5 "Hancock County(6)",47067,71.5 ,48.4, 103,6 , 1 , 90,7,58.3 "Campbell County(6)",47013,69.9 ,60.7, 80.3,7 , 1 , 38,43,66.2 "Union County(6)",47173,69.6 ,56.1, 85.7,8 , 1 , 61,19,62.6 "Decatur County(6)",47039,67.8 ,52.1, 87.8,9 , 1 , 74,13,65.7 "Grainger County(6)",47057,67.8 ,55.9, 81.9,10 , 1 , 59,24,69.7 "Crockett County(6)",47033,66.9 ,51.5, 86,11 , 1 , 80,13,73.6 "Rhea County(6)",47143,65.9 ,55.6, 77.7,12 , 1 , 59,30,62.3 "Meigs County(6)",47121,65.7 ,49.4, 86.2,13 , 1 , 87,12,74.1 "Dyer County(6)",47045,64.5 ,54.9, 75.6,14 , 1 , 60,33,70.4 "Smith County(6)",47159,64.4 ,51.2, 80.3,15 , 1 , 78,17,71.7 "Humphreys County(6)",47085,64 ,51.2, 79.6,16 , 1 , 76,18,72.6 "Carroll County(6)",47017,63.5 ,52.8, 76,17 , 1 , 66,26,70.2 "Claiborne County(6)",47025,63 ,53.1, 74.5,18 , 1 , 64,31,63.0 "DeKalb County(6)",47041,61.5 ,49.5, 76,19 , 1 , 78,19,73.4 "Lauderdale County(6)",47097,61 ,49.4, 74.7,20 , 1 , 79,20,74.6 "Warren County(6)",47177,61 ,52.1, 71.1,21 , 3 , 67,35,73.1 "Jackson County(6)",47087,60.8 ,45.5, 80.5,22 , 1 , 90,12,64.8 "Macon County(6)",47111,59.6 ,47.8, 73.6,23 , 2 , 81,18,59.4 "Stewart County(6)",47161,59.4 ,45.3, 77.2,24 , 1 , 88,12,72.1 "Monroe County(6)",47123,58.9 ,51.1, 67.8,25 , 5 , 69,43,60.7 "Hawkins County(6)",47073,58.3 ,51.2, 66.2,26 , 7 , 65,52,61.0 "Scott County(6)",47151,57.7 ,45.9, 71.8,27 , 2 , 87,17,62.5 "Cocke County(6)",47029,57.7 ,49, 67.6,28 , 5 , 74,33,66.5 "Obion County(6)",47131,57.6 ,48.2, 68.7,29 , 4 , 80,27,69.7 "Haywood County(6)",47075,55.8 ,43.4, 71,30 , 3 , 89,15,73.0 "Lawrence County(6)",47099,55.7 ,47.4, 65.2,31 , 6 , 79,33,62.8 "Dickson County(6)",47043,55.4 ,47.7, 64,32 , 9 , 75,39,67.4 "Henderson County(6)",47077,55.2 ,45.1, 67,33 , 4 , 84,22,65.5 "Jefferson County(6)",47089,55.1 ,47.9, 63.2,34 , 9 , 76,45,69.4 "Morgan County(6)",47129,53.9 ,42.6, 67.6,35 , 4 , 90,16,68.3 "Chester County(6)",47023,53.2 ,40.8, 68.7,36 , 4 , 92,13,65.6 "Grundy County(6)",47061,53.1 ,39.9, 70,37 , 3 , 93,11,63.6 "Marion County(6)",47115,52.8 ,43.3, 63.9,38 , 7 , 88,23,60.5 "Giles County(6)",47055,52.7 ,43.4, 63.7,39 , 8 , 87,24,67.0 "Hamblen County(6)",47063,52.5 ,45.9, 59.9,40 , 15 , 80,47,65.6 "Lewis County(6)",47101,52.4 ,38.3, 70.8,41 , 3 , 94,10,65.3 "Henry County(6)",47079,52.4 ,43.9, 62.3,42 , 11 , 86,29,70.9 "Tipton County(6)",47167,52.4 ,45, 60.6,43 , 12 , 83,38,67.8 "Gibson County(6)",47053,51.9 ,44.5, 60.3,44 , 13 , 83,36,68.4 "McNairy County(6)",47109,51.5 ,41.9, 63,45 , 9 , 90,21,65.2 "Marshall County(6)",47117,51.5 ,42.4, 62.1,46 , 10 , 89,23,60.6 "Hardin County(6)",47071,51.1 ,41.7, 62.4,47 , 9 , 89,22,63.4 "Wayne County(6)",47181,51 ,38.8, 66.3,48 , 5 , 94,12,64.2 "Hardeman County(6)",47069,51 ,40.9, 63.1,49 , 8 , 91,18,66.9 "Overton County(6)",47133,50.8 ,40.7, 63.2,50 , 8 , 91,18,59.2 "Robertson County(6)",47147,50.8 ,44.2, 58.2,51 , 17 , 82,44,62.7 "Coffee County(6)",47031,50.8 ,43.6, 58.9,52 , 15 , 83,37,64.7 "Greene County(6)",47059,50.5 ,44.6, 57,53 , 20 , 83,56,64.4 "McMinn County(6)",47107,50.4 ,43.7, 58.1,54 , 18 , 85,41,61.9 "Weakley County(6)",47183,50.3 ,41.3, 60.8,55 , 12 , 91,23,63.7 "Moore County(6)",47127,50 ,32.3, 76,56 , 1 , 95,5,72.2 "Montgomery County(6)",47125,49.8 ,44.9, 54.9,57 , 25 , 79,83,69.7 "Maury County(6)",47119,49.7 ,44.2, 55.8,58 , 23 , 81,63,65.9 "Cheatham County(6)",47021,49.7 ,41, 59.7,59 , 14 , 89,25,70.6 "Blount County(6)",47009,49.3 ,45, 54,60 , 29 , 79,100,64.8 "Bledsoe County(6)",47007,49.3 ,37.1, 65.1,61 , 5 , 94,11,63.6 "Sevier County(6)",47155,48.9 ,43.9, 54.5,62 , 27 , 82,72,64.5 "Cannon County(6)",47015,48.9 ,36.3, 65,63 , 7 , 94,10,68.9 "Anderson County(6)",47001,48.3 ,42.7, 54.6,64 , 26 , 84,56,69.1 "Polk County(6)",47139,48.2 ,36.8, 62.6,65 , 7 , 93,13,53.8 "Rutherford County(6)",47149,47.6 ,44.1, 51.4,66 , 36 , 80,141,70.5 "Roane County(6)",47145,47.5 ,41.3, 54.6,67 , 25 , 88,44,64.6 "Perry County(6)",47135,46.9 ,31.4, 68.8,68 , 4 , 95,6,56.6 "White County(6)",47185,46.5 ,37.5, 57.4,69 , 18 , 93,19,65.1 "Bedford County(6)",47003,46.4 ,38.9, 55,70 , 24 , 91,28,61.7 "Sullivan County(6)",47163,46.2 ,42.5, 50.3,71 , 39 , 84,117,61.8 "Johnson County(6)",47091,45.9 ,35.3, 59.4,72 , 13 , 94,13,59.8 "Loudon County(6)",47105,45.3 ,39.2, 52.4,73 , 31 , 90,44,65.0 "Franklin County(6)",47051,45.3 ,38, 53.9,74 , 24 , 93,28,63.5 "Madison County(6)",47113,43.5 ,38.4, 49.1,75 , 42 , 91,57,69.4 "Cumberland County(6)",47035,43.3 ,37.9, 49.4,76 , 40 , 92,54,68.7 "Sumner County(6)",47165,43.2 ,39.4, 47.2,77 , 52 , 89,103,64.3 "Carter County(6)",47019,43 ,37, 49.9,78 , 35 , 93,39,61.8 "Knox County(6)",47093,42.7 ,40.3, 45.2,79 , 62 , 86,247,63.3 "Fentress County(6)",47049,41.9 ,31.9, 54.6,80 , 20 , 94,13,54.2 "Sequatchie County(6)",47153,41.8 ,30.7, 56.3,81 , 14 , 95,10,62.5 "Clay County(6)",47027,41.7 ,28, 62,82 , 9 , 95,6,61.2 "Putnam County(6)",47141,40.8 ,35.2, 47,83 , 51 , 94,40,56.7 "Wilson County(6)",47189,40 ,35.9, 44.5,84 , 61 , 93,72,63.7 "Unicoi County(6)",47171,39.7 ,30.1, 52.1,85 , 27 , 95,12,62.9 "Pickett County(6)",47137,39.5 ,23, 67.2,86 , 5 , 95,4,54.3 "Washington County(6)",47179,38.9 ,34.9, 43.3,87 , 65 , 93,70,60.4 "Davidson County(6)",47037,38.7 ,36.6, 40.8,88 , 75 , 92,276,66.6 "Bradley County(6)",47011,37.6 ,33.2, 42.4,89 , 66 , 94,54,59.3 "Hamilton County(6)",47065,37.2 ,34.7, 39.7,90 , 78 , 94,181,58.9 "Lincoln County(6)",47103,36.6 ,29.4, 45.3,91 , 50 , 94,19,62.7 "Shelby County(6)",47157,34.8 ,33.1, 36.5,92 , 85 , 94,363,64.1 "Fayette County(6)",47047,32.6 ,26.9, 39.5,93 , 75 , 95,24,61.7 "Van Buren County(6)",47175,30.9 ,17.6, 53.4,94 , 25 , 95,3,44.7 "Williamson County(6)",47187,24.6 ,21.9, 27.7,95 , 92 , 95,61,65.5 Created by statecancerprofiles.cancer.gov on 03/28/2024 5:38 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] Incidence rates (cases per 100,000 population per year) 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+). 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 [https://seer.cancer.gov/popdata/] by NCI. The US Population Data File [https://seer.cancer.gov/popdata/] is used for SEER and NPCR incidence rates." Rates are computed using cancers classified as malignant based on ICD-O-3. For more information see malignant.html. "^ Late Stage is defined as cases determined to be regional or distant. Due to changes in stage coding, Combined Summary Stage (2004+) is used for data from Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results (SEER) databases and Merged Summary Stage is used for data from National Program of Cancer Registries [ https://www.cdc.gov/cancer/npcr/index.htm ] databases. Due to the increased complexity with staging, other staging variables maybe used if necessary." "[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." "1 Source: National Program of Cancer Registries [ https://www.cdc.gov/cancer/npcr/index.htm ] and Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results [ http://seer.cancer.gov ] SEER*Stat Database - United States Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and National Cancer Institute. Based on the 2022 submission." "6 Source: National Program of Cancer Registries SEER*Stat Database - United States Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (based on the 2022 submission). [ https://www.cdc.gov/cancer/npcr/index.htm ]" Data for the United States does not include data from Nevada. Data for the United States does not include Puerto Rico.