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Incidence Rate Report for Kentucky by County
All Races, Both Sexes, All Cancer Sites, All Ages
Sorted by Rate

County
Annual Incidence Rate ¹
over rate period
cases per 100,000
(95% Confidence Interval)
Average
Annual Count
Rate Period

Kentucky⁶ 510.9 (507.8, 514.1) 20,821 1998 - 2002

Kentucky⁶ 497.3 (490.6, 504.2) 20,801 2002

US (SEER+NPCR)² 461.6 (460.8, 462.5) *** 2001

Wolfe County⁶ 691.5 (606.7, 785.6) 49 1998 - 2002

Ballard County⁶ 602.2 (535.8, 675.8) 61 1998 - 2002

Carroll County⁶ 590.2 (525.1, 661.5) 60 1998 - 2002

Boyd County⁶ 586.7 (559.3, 615.3) 348 1998 - 2002

Henry County⁶ 581.0 (528.3, 637.8) 90 1998 - 2002

Lincoln County⁶ 572.4 (530.6, 616.9) 140 1998 - 2002

Whitley County⁶ 568.3 (534.5, 603.8) 212 1998 - 2002

Grant County⁶ 568.0 (520.5, 618.9) 108 1998 - 2002

Hancock County⁶ 567.6 (494.6, 649.2) 45 1998 - 2002

Fulton County⁶ 564.0 (497.3, 638.2) 53 1998 - 2002

Hardin County⁶ 559.6 (536.3, 583.8) 445 1998 - 2002

Perry County⁶ 557.5 (519.2, 598.1) 160 1998 - 2002

Warren County⁶ 555.3 (532.6, 578.7) 455 1998 - 2002

Powell County⁶ 555.3 (496.8, 619.3) 68 1998 - 2002

Graves County⁶ 554.2 (523.3, 586.7) 244 1998 - 2002

Jefferson County⁶ 553.6 (546.0, 561.3) 4,033 1998 - 2002

Carter County⁶ 546.0 (507.6, 586.7) 152 1998 - 2002

Floyd County⁶ 543.1 (512.3, 575.3) 235 1998 - 2002

Nicholas County⁶ 541.3 (470.7, 620.5) 43 1998 - 2002

Johnson County⁶ 540.9 (500.2, 584.0) 133 1998 - 2002

Franklin County⁶ 540.8 (511.9, 571.1) 262 1998 - 2002

Nelson County⁶ 540.3 (505.9, 576.7) 185 1998 - 2002

Fayette County⁶ 537.0 (523.4, 550.8) 1,208 1998 - 2002

Montgomery County⁶ 533.7 (492.5, 577.5) 124 1998 - 2002

Madison County⁶ 533.5 (507.5, 560.6) 319 1998 - 2002

Union County⁶ 532.1 (482.2, 586.1) 84 1998 - 2002

McCreary County⁶ 530.1 (480.2, 584.4) 85 1998 - 2002

Mercer County⁶ 529.6 (488.7, 573.4) 125 1998 - 2002

Clark County⁶ 521.4 (487.6, 557.1) 178 1998 - 2002

Pulaski County⁶ 520.6 (496.0, 546.2) 340 1998 - 2002

Grayson County⁶ 517.9 (479.6, 558.6) 137 1998 - 2002

Marion County⁶ 516.9 (470.9, 566.2) 93 1998 - 2002

Logan County⁶ 513.4 (476.8, 552.1) 147 1998 - 2002

Estill County⁶ 512.7 (464.6, 564.7) 84 1998 - 2002

Taylor County⁶ 512.0 (473.9, 552.7) 135 1998 - 2002

Scott County⁶ 511.6 (473.5, 552.1) 137 1998 - 2002

Boyle County⁶ 511.3 (475.8, 549.1) 154 1998 - 2002

Boone County⁶ 511.2 (486.6, 537.0) 343 1998 - 2002

Pike County⁶ 511.1 (487.5, 535.7) 359 1998 - 2002

Anderson County⁶ 510.4 (464.2, 560.1) 91 1998 - 2002

Bourbon County⁶ 509.2 (466.7, 554.7) 107 1998 - 2002

Oldham County⁶ 508.3 (474.0, 544.7) 188 1998 - 2002

McLean County⁶ 507.0 (449.6, 570.3) 57 1998 - 2002

Livingston County⁶ 505.4 (448.9, 568.1) 59 1998 - 2002

Bath County⁶ 504.6 (449.6, 564.9) 62 1998 - 2002

Cumberland County⁶ 504.5 (440.3, 577.2) 46 1998 - 2002

Metcalfe County⁶ 503.8 (446.9, 566.4) 58 1998 - 2002

Letcher County⁶ 503.6 (465.9, 543.8) 133 1998 - 2002

Woodford County⁶ 502.9 (461.2, 547.6) 110 1998 - 2002

Webster County⁶ 502.7 (454.7, 554.7) 81 1998 - 2002

Jessamine County⁶ 501.7 (467.8, 537.5) 166 1998 - 2002

Mason County⁶ 501.2 (457.3, 548.6) 96 1998 - 2002

Russell County⁶ 499.7 (456.9, 546.0) 102 1998 - 2002

Trigg County⁶ 499.6 (450.8, 553.1) 80 1998 - 2002

Kenton County⁶ 498.8 (482.2, 515.8) 691 1998 - 2002

Henderson County⁶ 497.7 (469.4, 527.2) 233 1998 - 2002

Marshall County⁶ 497.4 (466.3, 530.4) 195 1998 - 2002

Lawrence County⁶ 496.4 (448.6, 548.2) 80 1998 - 2002

Bell County⁶ 496.3 (462.5, 532.1) 161 1998 - 2002

Martin County⁶ 495.8 (437.1, 561.4) 54 1998 - 2002

Jackson County⁶ 495.8 (443.4, 553.0) 66 1998 - 2002

Daviess County⁶ 494.0 (474.4, 514.1) 482 1998 - 2002

Campbell County⁶ 493.3 (472.7, 514.5) 433 1998 - 2002

Hopkins County⁶ 492.8 (466.3, 520.5) 260 1998 - 2002

Greenup County⁶ 492.3 (462.7, 523.6) 210 1998 - 2002

McCracken County⁶ 490.5 (468.6, 513.2) 382 1998 - 2002

Caldwell County⁶ 489.2 (442.8, 540.1) 84 1998 - 2002

Magoffin County⁶ 486.2 (431.8, 546.0) 59 1998 - 2002

Muhlenberg County⁶ 485.5 (454.3, 518.5) 181 1998 - 2002

Allen County⁶ 485.4 (441.9, 532.1) 92 1998 - 2002

Breckinridge County⁶ 482.0 (440.6, 526.6) 101 1998 - 2002

Harrison County⁶ 480.7 (437.7, 527.1) 92 1998 - 2002

Calloway County⁶ 479.4 (448.3, 512.5) 180 1998 - 2002

Washington County⁶ 477.5 (424.1, 536.3) 59 1998 - 2002

Bracken County⁶ 476.7 (414.3, 546.4) 42 1998 - 2002

Christian County⁶ 476.2 (450.8, 502.6) 267 1998 - 2002

Knox County⁶ 474.5 (441.3, 509.6) 153 1998 - 2002

Lewis County⁶ 473.5 (424.2, 527.2) 68 1998 - 2002

Laurel County⁶ 473.0 (446.3, 500.9) 239 1998 - 2002

Gallatin County⁶ 472.6 (403.8, 550.5) 34 1998 - 2002

Clay County⁶ 472.4 (432.2, 515.7) 104 1998 - 2002

Leslie County⁶ 472.1 (418.1, 531.7) 57 1998 - 2002

Casey County⁶ 468.8 (424.6, 516.7) 83 1998 - 2002

Adair County⁶ 466.5 (424.3, 512.2) 90 1998 - 2002

Harlan County⁶ 465.1 (434.1, 497.9) 168 1998 - 2002

Fleming County⁶ 464.4 (416.4, 516.7) 68 1998 - 2002

Menifee County⁶ 462.4 (390.4, 545.0) 30 1998 - 2002

Clinton County⁶ 461.9 (407.4, 522.5) 53 1998 - 2002

Garrard County⁶ 461.5 (414.8, 512.4) 72 1998 - 2002

Lyon County⁶ 461.2 (404.1, 528.9) 48 1998 - 2002

Simpson County⁶ 461.0 (416.6, 509.0) 79 1998 - 2002

Spencer County⁶ 460.5 (402.7, 525.1) 47 1998 - 2002

Rowan County⁶ 459.4 (417.4, 504.9) 89 1998 - 2002

Lee County⁶ 459.0 (397.4, 528.7) 40 1998 - 2002

Crittenden County⁶ 455.3 (401.6, 515.9) 53 1998 - 2002

Shelby County⁶ 453.1 (420.3, 488.0) 143 1998 - 2002

Ohio County⁶ 453.0 (416.8, 491.7) 116 1998 - 2002

Larue County⁶ 451.2 (404.6, 502.3) 69 1998 - 2002

Rockcastle County⁶ 451.2 (407.5, 498.5) 79 1998 - 2002

Wayne County⁶ 451.1 (411.4, 493.8) 96 1998 - 2002

Barren County⁶ 448.0 (420.1, 477.5) 193 1998 - 2002

Monroe County⁶ 446.0 (397.1, 499.7) 61 1998 - 2002

Owsley County⁶ 439.7 (364.7, 527.7) 24 1998 - 2002

Todd County⁶ 434.7 (385.0, 489.4) 56 1998 - 2002

Carlisle County⁶ 433.0 (363.8, 513.3) 29 1998 - 2002

Butler County⁶ 430.0 (381.7, 482.9) 58 1998 - 2002

Pendleton County⁶ 429.9 (380.6, 484.4) 56 1998 - 2002

Bullitt County⁶ 429.7 (402.0, 459.1) 207 1998 - 2002

Trimble County⁶ 426.1 (363.4, 496.8) 33 1998 - 2002

Hart County⁶ 422.5 (381.9, 466.6) 80 1998 - 2002

Meade County⁶ 420.6 (379.7, 465.5) 83 1998 - 2002

Breathitt County⁶ 413.8 (369.8, 462.2) 65 1998 - 2002

Knott County⁶ 412.4 (370.3, 458.2) 71 1998 - 2002

Green County⁶ 394.9 (350.2, 444.8) 57 1998 - 2002

Robertson County⁶ 376.4 (279.5, 505.6) 10 1998 - 2002

Morgan County⁶ 370.3 (325.4, 420.1) 50 1998 - 2002

Elliott County⁶ 366.8 (306.2, 436.7) 26 1998 - 2002

Owen County⁶ 345.0 (299.0, 396.7) 40 1998 - 2002

Edmonson County⁶ 336.9 (293.9, 385.2) 45 1998 - 2002

Hickman County⁶ 323.8 (266.2, 393.0) 23 1998 - 2002

Created by statecancerprofiles.cancer.gov on 10/31/2005 1:27 pm.
State Cancer Registries may provide more current or more local data.

* Data has been suppressed to ensure confidentiality and stability of rate estimates. Counts for both sexes are suppressed if fewer than 16 cases were reported in a specific area-sex-race category.
** Data not available because of state legislation and regulations which prohibit the release of county level data to outside entities.
*** Data not provided because it did not meet USCS data quality standards for one or more years during the rate period of data collection. While 92% of the US population resided in geographic areas with population-based cancer registries meeting the registry eligibility criteria for 2000, 8% of the US population was not yet represented in the United States Cancer Statistics. American Cancer Society's Facts & Figures provides estimates of numbers of new cancer cases and deaths.
**** Data does not include cases diagnosed in other states because data exchange agreements prohibit the release of data to third parties.

¹ Incidence rates (cases per 100,000 population per year) are age-adjusted to the 2000 US standard population by 5-year age groups. Rates are for invasive cancer only, unless otherwise specified.
² Source: State Cancer Registry and the National Program of Cancer Registries Cancer Surveillance System (NPCR-CSS), CDC, January 2004 data submission, as published in United States Cancer Statistics, November 2004.
⁵ Source: State Cancer Registry and the National Program of Cancer Registries Cancer Surveillance System (NPCR-CSS), CDC, January 2004 data submission.
⁶ Source: SEER November 2004 submission. Rates calculated using SEER*Stat. Population counts for denominators are based on Census populations as modified by NCI.

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.

County	Annual Incidence Rate ¹ over rate period cases per 100,000 (95% Confidence Interval)	Average Annual Count	Rate Period
Kentucky⁶	510.9 (507.8, 514.1)	20,821	1998 - 2002
Kentucky⁶	497.3 (490.6, 504.2)	20,801	2002
US (SEER+NPCR)²	461.6 (460.8, 462.5)	*******	2001
Wolfe County⁶	691.5 (606.7, 785.6)	49	1998 - 2002
Ballard County⁶	602.2 (535.8, 675.8)	61	1998 - 2002
Carroll County⁶	590.2 (525.1, 661.5)	60	1998 - 2002
Boyd County⁶	586.7 (559.3, 615.3)	348	1998 - 2002
Henry County⁶	581.0 (528.3, 637.8)	90	1998 - 2002
Lincoln County⁶	572.4 (530.6, 616.9)	140	1998 - 2002
Whitley County⁶	568.3 (534.5, 603.8)	212	1998 - 2002
Grant County⁶	568.0 (520.5, 618.9)	108	1998 - 2002
Hancock County⁶	567.6 (494.6, 649.2)	45	1998 - 2002
Fulton County⁶	564.0 (497.3, 638.2)	53	1998 - 2002
Hardin County⁶	559.6 (536.3, 583.8)	445	1998 - 2002
Perry County⁶	557.5 (519.2, 598.1)	160	1998 - 2002
Warren County⁶	555.3 (532.6, 578.7)	455	1998 - 2002
Powell County⁶	555.3 (496.8, 619.3)	68	1998 - 2002
Graves County⁶	554.2 (523.3, 586.7)	244	1998 - 2002
Jefferson County⁶	553.6 (546.0, 561.3)	4,033	1998 - 2002
Carter County⁶	546.0 (507.6, 586.7)	152	1998 - 2002
Floyd County⁶	543.1 (512.3, 575.3)	235	1998 - 2002
Nicholas County⁶	541.3 (470.7, 620.5)	43	1998 - 2002
Johnson County⁶	540.9 (500.2, 584.0)	133	1998 - 2002
Franklin County⁶	540.8 (511.9, 571.1)	262	1998 - 2002
Nelson County⁶	540.3 (505.9, 576.7)	185	1998 - 2002
Fayette County⁶	537.0 (523.4, 550.8)	1,208	1998 - 2002
Montgomery County⁶	533.7 (492.5, 577.5)	124	1998 - 2002
Madison County⁶	533.5 (507.5, 560.6)	319	1998 - 2002
Union County⁶	532.1 (482.2, 586.1)	84	1998 - 2002
McCreary County⁶	530.1 (480.2, 584.4)	85	1998 - 2002
Mercer County⁶	529.6 (488.7, 573.4)	125	1998 - 2002
Clark County⁶	521.4 (487.6, 557.1)	178	1998 - 2002
Pulaski County⁶	520.6 (496.0, 546.2)	340	1998 - 2002
Grayson County⁶	517.9 (479.6, 558.6)	137	1998 - 2002
Marion County⁶	516.9 (470.9, 566.2)	93	1998 - 2002
Logan County⁶	513.4 (476.8, 552.1)	147	1998 - 2002
Estill County⁶	512.7 (464.6, 564.7)	84	1998 - 2002
Taylor County⁶	512.0 (473.9, 552.7)	135	1998 - 2002
Scott County⁶	511.6 (473.5, 552.1)	137	1998 - 2002
Boyle County⁶	511.3 (475.8, 549.1)	154	1998 - 2002
Boone County⁶	511.2 (486.6, 537.0)	343	1998 - 2002
Pike County⁶	511.1 (487.5, 535.7)	359	1998 - 2002
Anderson County⁶	510.4 (464.2, 560.1)	91	1998 - 2002
Bourbon County⁶	509.2 (466.7, 554.7)	107	1998 - 2002
Oldham County⁶	508.3 (474.0, 544.7)	188	1998 - 2002
McLean County⁶	507.0 (449.6, 570.3)	57	1998 - 2002
Livingston County⁶	505.4 (448.9, 568.1)	59	1998 - 2002
Bath County⁶	504.6 (449.6, 564.9)	62	1998 - 2002
Cumberland County⁶	504.5 (440.3, 577.2)	46	1998 - 2002
Metcalfe County⁶	503.8 (446.9, 566.4)	58	1998 - 2002
Letcher County⁶	503.6 (465.9, 543.8)	133	1998 - 2002
Woodford County⁶	502.9 (461.2, 547.6)	110	1998 - 2002
Webster County⁶	502.7 (454.7, 554.7)	81	1998 - 2002
Jessamine County⁶	501.7 (467.8, 537.5)	166	1998 - 2002
Mason County⁶	501.2 (457.3, 548.6)	96	1998 - 2002
Russell County⁶	499.7 (456.9, 546.0)	102	1998 - 2002
Trigg County⁶	499.6 (450.8, 553.1)	80	1998 - 2002
Kenton County⁶	498.8 (482.2, 515.8)	691	1998 - 2002
Henderson County⁶	497.7 (469.4, 527.2)	233	1998 - 2002
Marshall County⁶	497.4 (466.3, 530.4)	195	1998 - 2002
Lawrence County⁶	496.4 (448.6, 548.2)	80	1998 - 2002
Bell County⁶	496.3 (462.5, 532.1)	161	1998 - 2002
Martin County⁶	495.8 (437.1, 561.4)	54	1998 - 2002
Jackson County⁶	495.8 (443.4, 553.0)	66	1998 - 2002
Daviess County⁶	494.0 (474.4, 514.1)	482	1998 - 2002
Campbell County⁶	493.3 (472.7, 514.5)	433	1998 - 2002
Hopkins County⁶	492.8 (466.3, 520.5)	260	1998 - 2002
Greenup County⁶	492.3 (462.7, 523.6)	210	1998 - 2002
McCracken County⁶	490.5 (468.6, 513.2)	382	1998 - 2002
Caldwell County⁶	489.2 (442.8, 540.1)	84	1998 - 2002
Magoffin County⁶	486.2 (431.8, 546.0)	59	1998 - 2002
Muhlenberg County⁶	485.5 (454.3, 518.5)	181	1998 - 2002
Allen County⁶	485.4 (441.9, 532.1)	92	1998 - 2002
Breckinridge County⁶	482.0 (440.6, 526.6)	101	1998 - 2002
Harrison County⁶	480.7 (437.7, 527.1)	92	1998 - 2002
Calloway County⁶	479.4 (448.3, 512.5)	180	1998 - 2002
Washington County⁶	477.5 (424.1, 536.3)	59	1998 - 2002
Bracken County⁶	476.7 (414.3, 546.4)	42	1998 - 2002
Christian County⁶	476.2 (450.8, 502.6)	267	1998 - 2002
Knox County⁶	474.5 (441.3, 509.6)	153	1998 - 2002
Lewis County⁶	473.5 (424.2, 527.2)	68	1998 - 2002
Laurel County⁶	473.0 (446.3, 500.9)	239	1998 - 2002
Gallatin County⁶	472.6 (403.8, 550.5)	34	1998 - 2002
Clay County⁶	472.4 (432.2, 515.7)	104	1998 - 2002
Leslie County⁶	472.1 (418.1, 531.7)	57	1998 - 2002
Casey County⁶	468.8 (424.6, 516.7)	83	1998 - 2002
Adair County⁶	466.5 (424.3, 512.2)	90	1998 - 2002
Harlan County⁶	465.1 (434.1, 497.9)	168	1998 - 2002
Fleming County⁶	464.4 (416.4, 516.7)	68	1998 - 2002
Menifee County⁶	462.4 (390.4, 545.0)	30	1998 - 2002
Clinton County⁶	461.9 (407.4, 522.5)	53	1998 - 2002
Garrard County⁶	461.5 (414.8, 512.4)	72	1998 - 2002
Lyon County⁶	461.2 (404.1, 528.9)	48	1998 - 2002
Simpson County⁶	461.0 (416.6, 509.0)	79	1998 - 2002
Spencer County⁶	460.5 (402.7, 525.1)	47	1998 - 2002
Rowan County⁶	459.4 (417.4, 504.9)	89	1998 - 2002
Lee County⁶	459.0 (397.4, 528.7)	40	1998 - 2002
Crittenden County⁶	455.3 (401.6, 515.9)	53	1998 - 2002
Shelby County⁶	453.1 (420.3, 488.0)	143	1998 - 2002
Ohio County⁶	453.0 (416.8, 491.7)	116	1998 - 2002
Larue County⁶	451.2 (404.6, 502.3)	69	1998 - 2002
Rockcastle County⁶	451.2 (407.5, 498.5)	79	1998 - 2002
Wayne County⁶	451.1 (411.4, 493.8)	96	1998 - 2002
Barren County⁶	448.0 (420.1, 477.5)	193	1998 - 2002
Monroe County⁶	446.0 (397.1, 499.7)	61	1998 - 2002
Owsley County⁶	439.7 (364.7, 527.7)	24	1998 - 2002
Todd County⁶	434.7 (385.0, 489.4)	56	1998 - 2002
Carlisle County⁶	433.0 (363.8, 513.3)	29	1998 - 2002
Butler County⁶	430.0 (381.7, 482.9)	58	1998 - 2002
Pendleton County⁶	429.9 (380.6, 484.4)	56	1998 - 2002
Bullitt County⁶	429.7 (402.0, 459.1)	207	1998 - 2002
Trimble County⁶	426.1 (363.4, 496.8)	33	1998 - 2002
Hart County⁶	422.5 (381.9, 466.6)	80	1998 - 2002
Meade County⁶	420.6 (379.7, 465.5)	83	1998 - 2002
Breathitt County⁶	413.8 (369.8, 462.2)	65	1998 - 2002
Knott County⁶	412.4 (370.3, 458.2)	71	1998 - 2002
Green County⁶	394.9 (350.2, 444.8)	57	1998 - 2002
Robertson County⁶	376.4 (279.5, 505.6)	10	1998 - 2002
Morgan County⁶	370.3 (325.4, 420.1)	50	1998 - 2002
Elliott County⁶	366.8 (306.2, 436.7)	26	1998 - 2002
Owen County⁶	345.0 (299.0, 396.7)	40	1998 - 2002
Edmonson County⁶	336.9 (293.9, 385.2)	45	1998 - 2002
Hickman County⁶	323.8 (266.2, 393.0)	23	1998 - 2002
Created by statecancerprofiles.cancer.gov on 10/31/2005 1:27 pm. State Cancer Registries may provide more current or more local data. * Data has been suppressed to ensure confidentiality and stability of rate estimates. Counts for both sexes are suppressed if fewer than 16 cases were reported in a specific area-sex-race category. Data not available because of state legislation and regulations which prohibit the release of county level data to outside entities. * Data not provided because it did not meet USCS data quality standards for one or more years during the rate period of data collection. While 92% of the US population resided in geographic areas with population-based cancer registries meeting the registry eligibility criteria for 2000, 8% of the US population was not yet represented in the United States Cancer Statistics. American Cancer Society's Facts & Figures provides estimates of numbers of new cancer cases and deaths. **** Data does not include cases diagnosed in other states because data exchange agreements prohibit the release of data to third parties. ¹ Incidence rates (cases per 100,000 population per year) are age-adjusted to the 2000 US standard population by 5-year age groups. Rates are for invasive cancer only, unless otherwise specified. ² Source: State Cancer Registry and the National Program of Cancer Registries Cancer Surveillance System (NPCR-CSS), CDC, January 2004 data submission, as published in United States Cancer Statistics, November 2004. ⁵ Source: State Cancer Registry and the National Program of Cancer Registries Cancer Surveillance System (NPCR-CSS), CDC, January 2004 data submission. ⁶ Source: SEER November 2004 submission. Rates calculated using SEER*Stat. Population counts for denominators are based on Census populations as modified by NCI. 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.

Source: statecancerprofiles.cancer.gov

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