MORT92
Abstract 1962-1987
DETAILED MORTALITY 1962-1987
ABSTRACT
Mortality (underlying cause of death) data include all deaths
occurring within the United States. Deaths of U.S. civilians and deaths
of members of the Armed Forces occurring outside the United States are
not included. Data are obtained from certificates filed for deaths
occurring in each State. (Data were obtained from all certificates
for 1968-71 and for 1973-86. Data were obtained from a 50-percent sample
of certificates for 1972.) Causes of death for 1979-87 were coded
according to the Ninth Revision, International Classification of
Diseases.
These files include one tape record for each death occurring in the
data year. Death certificate numbers are not on the tapes.
Data items contained in the files include:
Data year
Residence of decedent
State
County
City (100,000 persons or more)
Population size
SMSA
Metropolitan/nonmetropolitan
Age at death (single years)
Month of death
Day of death
Place of death (State, county)
Race (9 categories)
Sex
Underlying cause of death
Whether autopsy performed
Hospital and status of decedent
Marital status
State of birth
**************** NOTES *****************
1) NCHS geographic codes used with 1979-1981 data are stored in
OS disk file - CC36.GEOCOD70 on the CDC-Atlanta mainframe. FIPS codes
not available on the Vital Statistics files prior to 1982.
2) NCHS geographic codes used with 1982-1987 data are stored in
SAS disk file - CC36.NCHSFIPS.XWALK on the CDC-Atlanta mainframe.
This file contains the FIPS codes matched with the NCHS Vital Statistics
codes. The documentation for this file is included in the documentation
for this mortality data.
3) Place of death is classified by State and county. In residence
classification, all deaths are allocated to the usual place of residence as
reported on the death certificate and are classified by State, county, and
city.
4) Place of residence for decedents who were nonresidents of the U.S.
has been coded to the country of residence (8 categories).
5) Beginning with 1979, cities of 100,000 persons or
more are classified.
6) Geographic classification for 1979-81 is based on the 1970 census
enumeration. Geographic classification for 1982-87 is based on the
1980 census enumeration.
Record Layout 1962-1963
MORTALITY 1962-1963
Tape Locations 1-29
Tape Size of
Location Field Code Outline
1 1 Year (2)
2 1 Reporting Area
0 ... All areas except New York City. Note:
Refer to State of occurrence to identify
reporting area.
1-5 ... New York City
1 ... Bronx Borough
2 ... Manhattan Borough
4 ... Queens Borough
5 ... Richmond Borough
3-8 6 Certificate Number
This number is assigned within reporting area.
9 1 Record Type (Computer generated) - Refer to the item
Geographic Ident. for further explanation of
differences in types of records.
1... Residents (State and County of Occurrence and
Residence are the same). Geographic Ident.
codes for State and County in this record
represent occurrence of residence allocations.
City codes refer to city of residence only.
2... Nonresidents by place of residence - (State
and/or County of Occurrence and Residence are
different). Coded for place of residence in
Geographic Ident. Duplicate of record 3 except
for Geographic Ident. codes.
10 1 Resident Status (Computer generated)
1... Residents (State and County of Occurrence-and
Residence are the same)
2... Intrastate nonresidents (State of Occurrence
and Residence are the same but County is
different)
3... Interstate nonresidents (State of Occurrence
and Residence are different)
11-23 13 Geographic Identification (Computer generated)
See attachment for area listings for Illinois, New
Jersey, Pennsylvania.
11-12 2 State - The states are numbered in alphabetical
sequence from 01-51.
13-15 3 County - Counties are numbered in alphabetical
sequence beginning with 001.
16-18 3 City - These codes identify each city with a
population of 10,000 or more in the 1960 Census.
Cities are numbered alphabetically within State.
Balance of county is coded 999 in these positions.
19 1 Population Size (Place of residence)
0 ... Places of 1,000,000 or more
1 ... Places of 500,000 to 1,000,000
2 ... Places of 250,000 to 500,000
3 ... Places of 100,000 to 250,000
4 ... Places of 50,000 to 100,000
5 ... Places of 25,000 to 50,000
6 ... Places of 10,000 to 25,000
7 ... Places of 2,500 to 10,000
9 ... All other areas (rural)
20-22 3 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas (SMSA)
035 ... New York City
133 ... Philadelphia
23 1 Metropolitan-Nonmetropolitan County Code
1 ... Metropolitan County
2 ... Nonmetropolitan County
24-25 2 Month of Death
01 ... January 07 ... July
02 ... February 08 ... August
03 ... March 09 ... September
04 ... April 10 ... October
05 ... May 11 ... November
06 ... June 12 ... December
26-27 2 Day of Death
01-31 ... Day of death*
99 ... Not stated
*Codes 01-30 for September, April, June,
and November.
Codes 01-28 for February
28-29 2 Place of birth (See 1962 Instruction Manual for a
complete listing of States and countries with
corresponding codes.)
01-51 ... Each state
52 ... Puerto Rico
53 ... Virgin Islands
54 ... Other Possessions
55 ... Born in United States, State unknown
56-98 ... Foreign Country
99 ... Not stated or unknown
Tape Locations 30-46
Tape Size of
Location Field Code Outline
30 1 Race Recode R3 (Computer generated)
1 ... White
2 ... Nonwhite
3 ... Not stated (New Jersey residents only)
31 1 Race Recode R4 (Computer generated)
1 ... White
2 ... Negro
3 ... Other nonwhite
4 ... Not stated (New Jersey residents)
32 1 Race - detail code
1 ... White
2 ... Negro
3 ... Indian
4 ... Chinese
5 ... Japanese
6 ... Aleut
7 ... Eskimo
8 ... Filipino
9 ... Hawaiian
0 ... Other nonwhite
X (numeric) ... Not stated (New Jersey residents
only)
33 1 Sex
1 ... Male
2 ... Female
34-36 3 Age
Unit of Age (34) No. of Units (35-36)*
0 ... 100 years + ... 00-99
1 ... Years ... 00-99
2 ... Month ... 00-11
3 ... Days ... 00-27
4 ... Hours ... 00-23
5 ... Minutes ... 00-60
6 ... Unknown ... 00
*Code 00 in No. of Units represents not
stated or unknown.
37-38 2 Age Recode A12 (Computer generated)
01 ... Under 1 year
02 ... 1-4 years
03 ... 5-14 years
04 ... 15-24 years
05 ... 25-34 years
06 ... 35-44 years
07 ... 45-54 years
08 ... 55-64 years
09 ... 65-74 years
10 ... 75-84 years
11 ... 85 and over
12 ... Unknown
39-40 2 Age Recode A27 (Computer generated)
01 ... Under 1 month
02 ... 1 month - 11 months
03 ... 1 year
04 ... 2 years
05 ... 3 years
06 ... 4 years
07 ... 5-9 years
08 ... 10-14 years
09 ... 15-19 years
10 ... 20-24 years
11 ... 25-29 years
39-40 2 Age Recode A27 (Computer generated)
12 ... 30-34 years
13 ... 35-39 years
14 ... 40-44 years
15 ... 45-49 years
16 ... 50-54 years
17 ... 55-59 years
18 ... 60-64 years
19 ... 65-69 years
20 ... 70-74 years
21 ... 75-79 years
22 ... 80-84 years
23 ... 85-89 years
24 ... 90-94 years
25 ... 95-99 years
26 ... 100 years +
27 ... Unknown
41-42 2 Age Recode A22 (Infant List) - (Computer generated)
01 ... Under 1 hour
02 ... 1-23 hours
03 ... 1 day
04 ... 2 days
05 ... 3 days
06 ... 4 days
07 ... 5 days
08 ... 6 days
09 ... 7-13 days
10 ... 14-20 days
11 ... 21-27 days
12 ... 1 month
13 ... 2 months
14 ... 3 months
15 ... 4 months
16 ... 5 months
17 ... 6 months
18 ... 7 months
19 ... 8 months
20 ... 9 months
21 ... 10 months
22 ... 11 months
43-46 4 Cause of Death Detail Code
See International Statistical Classification of
Diseases, 1955 Revision, Volume I, adapted for
NVSD use.
Tape Locations 47-69
Tape Size of
Location Field Code Outline
47 1 4th digit recode of detail cause code
Computer generated recode of the 4th digit of the
cause code to satisfy requirements of the annual
each cause table where all 4th digits coded are not
shown.
48-50 3 258 Cause Groups
Computer generated recode of the detail cause codes
into 258 groups as specified in the 1962 Cause Lists.
51 1 261 Cause Groups
Computer generated code. This code identifies the
following three groups of Certain diseases of early
infancy. It is used in combination with the 258 group
recode to collapse the 258 list into the 60 cause
groups specified for 1962.
1 ... Codes 760-762
2 ... Codes 763-768
3 ... Codes 769-776
52-53 2 60 Cause Groups
Computer generated recode of the detail cause codes
into 60 groups as specified in the 1962 Cause Lists.
54-55 2 55 Infant Cause Groups
Computer generated recode of the detail cause codes
into 55 groups as specified in the 1962 Cause Lists.
56 1 WHO Infant List
This code used in combination with 55 Infant Cause
recode provides the more detailed breakdown of causes
needed to satisfy WHO requirements. See the document,
CAB - Cause of Death Edit, for complete listings of
these codes.
57 1 CDC Causes
A code 9 in this character identifies those causes
which are of special interest to the Communicable
Disease Center. See the document "CAB - Cause of
Death Edit" for a complete listing of these Causes.
58 1 FDA Causes
A code 1 in this character identifies those causes
which are of Special Interest to the Food and Drug
Administration. See the document "CAB - Cause of
Death Edit" for a complete listing of these causes.
59 1 Accident At Work
1 ... Injury occurred while at work
2 ... Injury did not occur while at work
3 ... Not applicate (causes other than E800-962)
4 ... Not stated (incl. unknown and not reported)
Country of Birth and Parents of Decedent
This item was coded only for occurrences in
California, Massachusetts and Rhode Island. See
1962 Instruction Manual for listing of codes.
60-61 2 Country of birth of Mother
62-63 2 Country of birth of Father
64-68 5 Place of Occurrence (CAB codes)
State and County of occurrence are recorded in this
field for all record types. See the 1963 Geographic
Code Manual for a complete listing of countries and
codes.
69 1 Record Mark (=)
Information Regarding Geographic Codes Used
A listing of the geographic codes used for the 1962-1969 mortality data
is contained in a publication: VITAL STATISTICS INSTRUCTION MANUAL,
GEOGRAPHIC REFERENCE MANUAL (Codes Used in Computer Operations Effective
with 1962 Data), (U.S.) National Center for Health Statistics,
Hyattsville, MD. These codes are not currently contained in an
on-line computer file; they exist only in hard copy. A copy of this
geographic codes manual can be requested from the CDC Information
Center, ext. 3396 (FTS 236-3396).
Record Layout 1964-1967
MORTALITY 1964-1967
Tape Locations 1-18
Outline of Items and Codes Arranged by Location
in the Final Death Tape Record
Tape Size of
Location Field Code Outline
1 1 Year (4)
2 1 Reporting Area
Baltimore ........................... 1
Bronx Borough ........................... 1
Brooklyn Borough ........................... 2
Chicago ........................... 6
Manhattan Borough ........................... 3
New Orleans ........................... 1
Queens Borough ........................... 4
Richmond Borough ........................... 5
All other Areas ........................... 0
NOTE: Use these codes in conjunction with state of
occurrence codes to identify reporting areas.
3-8 6 Certificate Number
This number is assigned within reporting area.
9 1 Record Type (Computer generated) - Refer to the item
Geographic Ident. for further explanation of
differences in types of records.
1 ... Residents (State and County of Occurrence and
Residents are the same). Geographic Ident.
codes for State and County in this record
represent occurrence or residence allocations.
City codes refer to city of residence only.
2 ... Nonresidents by place of residence - (State
and/or County of Occurrence and Residence are
different.) Coded for place of residence in
Geographic Ident. Duplicate of records 3
except for Geographic Ident. codes.
3 ... Nonresidents by place of occurrence - (State
and/or County of Occurrence and Residence are
Different.) Coded for place of occurrence in
Geographic Ident. Duplicate of record 2 except
for Geographic Ident. codes.
10 1 Resident Status (Computer generated)
1 ... Residents (State and County of Occurrence - and
Residence are the same)
2 ... Intrastate nonresidents (State of Occurrence
and Residence are the same but County is
different)
3 ... Interstate nonresidents (State of Occurrence
and Residence are different)
11-23 13 Geographic Identification (Computer generated)
This is a geographic code generated in computer
processing and does not conform with codes punched in
the cards. See the 1964 Geographic Code Manual for a
complete listing of areas and codes.
This field represents either place of occurrence or
place of residence depending upon the code in Record
Type (char. 9).
11-12 2 State - The states are numbered in alphabetical
sequence from 01-51.
13-15 3 County - Counties are numbered in alphabetical
sequence beginning with 001.
16-18 3 City - These codes identify each city with a popula-
tion of 10,000 or more in the 1960 Census. Cities
are numbered alphabetically within State. Balance of
county is coded 999 in these positions. The place of
occurrence record (Type 3) is filled with 222 in
these positions.
Tape Locations 19-38
Tape Size of
Location Field Code Outline
19 1 Population Size (Place of Residence)
0 ... Places of 1,000,000 or more
1 ... Places of 500,000 to 1,000,000
2 ... Places of 250,000 to 500,000
3 ... Places of 100,000 to 250,000
4 ... Places of 50,000 to 100,000
5 ... Places of 25,000 to 50,000
6 ... Places of 10,000 to 25,000
9 ... All other areas (rural)
Place of occurrence records (Type 3)
20-22 3 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas (SMSA)
001-201 ... SMSA codes as outlined in 1960
Geographic Code Manual
000 ... Nonmetropolitan counties except those
coded VVV.
VVV (numeric) ... Nonmetropolitan counties included
in the Standard Consolidated Areas.
23 1 Metropolitan-Nonmetropolitan County Code
1 ... Metropolitan County
2 ... Nonmetropolitan County
24-25 2 Month of Death
01 ... January 07 ... July
02 ... February 08 ... August
03 ... March 09 ... September
04 ... April 10 ... October
05 ... May 11 ... November
06 ... June 12 ... December
26-27 2 Day of Death
01-31 ... Day of Death*
99 ... Not stated
*Codes 01-30 for September, April, June, and November
Codes 01-29 for February
28-29 2 Shipment Number
Shipments from each reporting area are numbered
consecutively beginning with 01.
30 1 Race Recode R2 (Computer generated)
1 ... White
2 ... Nonwhite
31 1 Race Recode R3 (Computer generated)
1 ... White
2 ... Negro
3 ... Other nonwhite
32 1 Race - detail code
1 ... White
2 ... Negro
3 ... Indian (includes Aleuts and Eskimos)
4 ... Chinese
5 ... Japanese
6 ... Hawaiian (includes Part-Hawaiian)
7 ... Other Non-white
33 1 Sex
1 ... Male
2 ... Female
34-36 3 Age
Unit of Age (34) No. of Units (35-36)
0 ... Years (less than 100) ... 01-99
1 ... Years (100 or more) ... 00-99
2 ... Months ... 00-11, 99
3 ... Weeks ... 01-03, 99
4 ... Days ... 01-27, 99
5 ... Hours ... 00-23, 99
6 ... Minutes ... 01-59, 99
9 ... Unknown ... 99
37-38 2 Age Recode A12 (Computer generated)
01 ... Under 1 year
02 ... 1-4 years
C3 ... 5-14 years
04 ... 15-24 years
05 ... 25-34 years
06 ... 35-44 years
07 ... 45-54 years
08 ... 55-64 years
09 ... 65-74 years
10 ... 75-84 years
11 ... 85 and over
12 ... Unknown
Tape Locations 39-51
Tape Size of
Location Field Code Outline
39-40 2 Age Recode A27 (Computer generated)
01 ... Under 1 month
02 ... 1 month - 11 months
03 ... 1 year
04 ... 2 years
05 ... 3 years
06 ... 4 years
07 ... 5-9 years
08 ... 10-14 years
09 ... 15-19 years
10 ... 20-24 years
11 ... 25-29 years
12 ... 30-34 years
13 ... 35-39 years
14 ... 40-44 years
15 ... 45-49 years
16 ... 50-54 years
17 ... 55-59 years
18 ... 60-64 years
19 ... 65-69 years
20 ... 70-74 years
21 ... 75-79 years
22 ... 80-84 years
23 ... 85-89 years
24 ... 90-94 years
25 ... 95-99 years
26 ... 100 years +
27 ... Unknown
41-42 2 Age Recode A22 (Infant List) - (Computer generated)
01 ... Under 1 hour
02 ... 1-23 hours
03 ... 1 day
04 ... 2 days
05 ... 3 days
06 ... 4 days
07 ... 5 days
08 ... 6 days
09 ... 7-13 days
10 ... 14-20 days
11 ... 21-27 days
12 ... 1 month
13 ... 2 months
14 ... 3 months
15 ... 4 months
16 ... 5 months
17 ... 6 months
18 ... 7 months
19 ... 8 months
20 ... 9 months
21 ... 10 months
22 ... 11 months
43-46 4 Cause of Death Detail Code
See International Statistical Classification of
Disease, 1955 Revision, Volume I, adapted for DVS
use.
47 1 4th digit recode of detail cause code
Computer generated recode of the 4th digit of the
cause code to satisfy requirements of the annual each
cause table where all 4th digits coded are not shown.
48-50 3 258 Cause Groups
Computer generated recode of the detail cause codes
into 258 groups as specified in the 1964 Cause Lists.
51 1 261 Cause Groups
Computer generated code. This code identifies the
following three groups of Certain diseases of early
infancy. It is used in combination with the 258
group recode to collapse the 258 list into the 60
cause groups specified for 1964.
1 ... Code 760-762
2 ... Codes 763-768
3 ... Codes 769-776
Tape Locations 58-69
Tape Size of
Location Field Code Outline
52-53 2 60 Cause Groups
Computer generated recode of the detail cause codes
into 60 groups as specified in the 1964 Cause Lists.
54-55 2 55 Infant Cause Groups
Computer generated recode of the detail cause codes
into 55 groups as specified in the 1964 Cause Lists.
56 1 WHO Infant List
This code used in combination with 55 Infant Cause
recode provides the more detailed breakdown of
causes needed to satisfy WHO requirements. See the
document, PB - Cause of Death Edit, for complete
listing of these codes.
57 1 CDC Causes
A code 9 in this character identified those causes
which are of special interest to the Communicable
Disease Center. See the document "PB - Cause of Death
Edit" for a complete listing of these Causes.
58 1 FDA Causes
A code 1 in this character identifies those causes
which are of Special Interest to the Food and Drug
Administration. See the document "PB - Cause of
Death Edit" for a complete listing of these causes.
59 1 Accident at Work Discontinued with 1966 Data Year
1 ... Injury occurred while at work
2 ... Injury did not occur while at work
8 ... Item not on certificate
9 ... Not stated (incl. unknown and not reported)
Blank ... Causes other than accidents
60 1 Citizenship Discontinued with 1965 Data Year
1 ... United States Citizen
2 ... Alien
8 ... Item not on certificate
9 ... Unknown or not stated
61-63 3 These characters are blank in 1964 Data Tapes
64-68 4 Place of Occurrence (PB Codes)
State and County of occurrence are recorded in this
field for all record types. See the 1964 Geographic
Code Manual for a complete listing of counties and
codes.
69 1 Record Mark (=)
Information Regarding Geographic Codes Used
A listing of the geographic codes used for the 1962-1969 mortality data
is contained in a publication: VITAL STATISTICS INSTRUCTION MANUAL,
GEOGRAPHIC REFERENCE MANUAL (Codes Used in Computer Operations Effective
with 1962 Data), (U.S.) National Center for Health Statistics,
Hyattsville, MD. These codes are not currently contained in an
on-line computer file; they exist only in hard copy. A copy of this
geographic codes manual can be requested from the CDC Information
Center, ext. 3396 (FTS 236-3396).
Abstract 1968-1978
MORTALITY 1968-1978
DOCUMENTATION FOR
UNDERLYING CAUSE OF DEATH
PUBLIC USE TAPES FOR
ICDA-8 DATA (1968-1978)
The mortality tape files are maintained by calendar year. For
calendar year 1972, only 50 percent of the death records were coded
and processed. For all other calendar years, there is one tape record
for each death, formatted according to the tape documentation on the
pages which follow.
SPECIAL NOTES:
1. A code entry of "Z" represents the alphabetic configuration of
the letter Z.
2. A code entry of "V" (numeric) represents the EBCDIC code 12.
3. Data items may vary between calendar years. Therefore, it is
important to determine the availability of items in the specific
file(s) being used.
4. Before 1970, mortality statistics included all deaths occurring
in the United States, with nonresident aliens assigned to place
of death. Beginning in 1970, resident mortality data refer to
deaths of residents of the United States only.
Tables by place of occurrence include deaths of nonresident
aliens, so totals will differ slightly from resident tables.
If your tabulations differ from our published figures, different
handling of nonresident aliens may be responsible.
Codes 52 through 59 in positions 13-14 of the detail mortality
record can be used to identify nonresident aliens.
Total Number of Deaths per Year
Data Year Number of Records
1968 1,930,082
1969 1,921,990
1970 1,922,966
1971 1,929,476
1972 983,001
1973 1,975,126
1974 1,936,476
1975 1,895,135
1976 1,911,907
1977 1,902,106
1978 1,930,627
Summary of Changes
Although the code outline has been designed to cover data year
1968 through 1978 under one basic format, there are certain changes
in item content among these years. The most significant is the geo-
graphic codes for the residence and occurrence items. For 1968 and
1969 these codes are based on the 1960 Census of Population. For 1970-
1978 these codes are based on the 1970 Census of Population. A summ-
ary of differences is as follows:
Item Change Affects Positions
Foreign Residents For data years 1970-1978, 12,13-25,48-49
foreign residents are uni-
quely identified. However,
for 1978 data, code 58 (other
Western Hemisphere) for state
of residence has been elimi-
nated. For data years 1968-
1969, the place of residence
is coded the same as place of
occurrence for foreign resi-
dents.
Geographic Codes For data years 1970-1978, 15-25, 28-30
classification of residence/
occurrence data is based on
the 1970 Census of Population.
For data years 1968-1969,
classification of residence/
occurrence data is based on
the 1960 Census of Population.
Day of Death Day of death was not coded for 33-34
1968-1971 data.
Race In coding race of decedent, 36
codes 0 (Guamian for 1969-1977
data) and 8 (Filipino for 1969-
1978 data) were not used for
1968 data.
Codes 0 is defined as "Other
Asian or Pacific Islander" for
1978 data.
Autopsy Performed Autopsy performed was not coded 52
for 1968-1971 data.
Findings Used Findings used was not coded for 53
1968-1971, 1978 data.
Place of Accident Place of accident was not coded 152
for 1968 data.
Record Layout 1968-1978
Record Layout 1968-1978
Tape Locations 1-25
Tape Field
Location Size Item and Code Outline
1 1 Last Digit of Data Year
8... 1968 or 1978
9... 1969
0... 1970
Etc.
to
7... 1977
2-3 2 Shipment Number
Shipments from each reporting area are numbered
consecutively beginning with 01.
4 1 Reporting Area
The following codes when used with the State of
occurrence codes, tape locations 26 27, identify
separate reporting areas.
1 ... Bronx Borough
2 ... Brooklyn Borough
3 ... Manhattan Borough
4 ... Queens Borough
5 ... Richmond Borough
6 ... Chicago
0 ... All other areas
5-10 6 Certificate Number
These positions are blank.
11 1 Record Type (Computer Generated)
1 ... Residents
State and County of Occurrence and
Residence are the same.
2 ... Nonresidents
State and/or County of Occurrence and
Residence are different.
12 1 Resident Status (Computer Generated)
1 ... Residents
State and County of Occurrence and
Residence are the same.
2 ... Intrastate Nonresidents
State of Occurrence and Residence
are the same, but County is different.
3 ... Interstate Nonresidents
State of Occurrence and Residence are
different, but both are in the U.S.
4 ... Foreign Residents
(Not applicable to 1968-1969 data.)
State of Occurrence is one of the 50 States
or the District of Columbia, but Place of
Residence is outside the U.S.
13-25 13 PLACE OF RESIDENCE
1968-1969 Data
Refer to the "Vital Statistics Instruction Manual,
Geographic Reference Manual: Codes Used in Computer
Operations Effective With 1962 Data" for a complete
list of areas and codes.
1970-1978 Data
Refer to the "Geographic Code Manual: Codes
Used in Computer Processing Effective With
1970 Data" for a complete list of areas and
codes.
The appropriate manual (or manuals) is enclosed
for the applicable data year being supplied to
the requestor.
Foreign Residents were not uniquely identified
in 1968 or 1969. The Place of Residence was
allocated to the Place of Occurrence (State and
County).
13-25 13 PLACE OF RESIDENCE - continued
13-14 2 State
01-51... Each State and the District of Columbia
are numbered alphabetically (see Appendix A-1).
Foreign Residents (Not applicable to 1968-1969)
52... Puerto Rico
53... Virgin Islands
54... Guam
55... Canada
56... Cuba
57... Mexico
58... Other Western Hemisphere
59... Remainder of the World
NOTE: Code 58 was deleted in 1978.
15-17 3 County
001-nnn... Counties and county equivalents are
numbered alphabetically within each
State.
ZZZ... Foreign Residents (not applicable to
1968-1969)
18-20 3 City
001-nnn... Cities are numbered alphabetically
within each State and identify each
city with a population of 250,000 or
more.
999... Balance of County
ZZZ... Foreign Residents (not applicable to
1968-1969)
1968-1969 Data
Population is based on the 1960 Census.
1970-1978 Data
Population is based on the 1970 Census.
13-25 13 PLACE OF RESIDENCE - continued
21 1 Population Size of City of Residence
0... 1,000,000 or more
1... 500,000 to 1,000,000
2... 250,000 to 500,000
3... 100,000 to 250,000
4... 50,000 to 100,000
5... 25,000 to 50,000
6... 10,000 to 25,000
9... All other areas in the U.S.
Z... Foreign Residents (not applicable to 1968-1969)
22-24 3 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas (SMSA)
1968-1978 Data
000... Nonmetropolitan counties except those
coded &&&.
&&&... Nonmetropolitan counties included in
the Standard Consolidated Areas.
1968-1969 Data
001-201... The 201 SMSA's established in 1960.
See Section VI of the 1962 Geographic
Reference Manual for a complete list
of codes and names.
1970-1978 Data
001-229... The 229 SMSA's established in 1970.
See Appendix A-6 for a complete list
of codes and names.
ZZZ... Foreign Residents
25 1 Metropolitan-Nonmetropolitan County of Residence
1... Metropolitan County
2... Nonmetropolitan county
Z... Foreign residents (not applicable to 1968-1969)
Tape Locations 26-38
Tape Field
Location Size Item and Code Outline
26 5 PLACE OF OCCURRENCE
1968-1969 Data
Refer to the "Vital Statistics Instruction Manual,
Geographic Reference Manual: Codes Used in Computer
Operations Effective With 1962 Data" for a complete
list of areas and codes.
1970-1978 Data
Refer to the "Geographic Code Manual: Codes Used
in Computer Processing Effective With 1970 Data"
for a complete list of areas and codes.
26-27 2 State
01-51... Each State and the District of Columbia
are numbered alphabetically (see Appendix
A-1 for a complete list of State names and
codes).
28-30 3 County
001-nnn... Counties and county equivalents are
numbered alphabetically within each
State.
31-34 4 DATE OF DEATH 1/
31-32 2 Month of Death
01... January 07... July
02... February 08... August
03... March 09... September
04... April 10... October
05... May 11... November
06... June 12... December
33-34 2 Day of Death
01-31... As applicable to month of death
99... Day of death not stated
NOTE: For 1968-1971 data, day of death was not
coded.
1/ Year of death is identified in tape location 1.
35 1 Sex
1... Male
2... Female
36-38 3 RACE
36 1 Detail Race
0... Guamian
1... White
2... Black
3... Indian (includes Aleuts and Eskimos)
4... Chinese
5... Japanese
6... Hawaiian (includes Part-Hawaiian)
7... All other races
8... Filipino
NOTE: Codes 0 and 8 are not used for 1968 data.
For 1978 data, code 0 is defined as "Other
Asian or Pacific Islander."
37 1 Race Recode 2 (Computer Generated)
1... White
2... All other races
38 1 Race Recode 3 (Computer Generated)
1... White
2... Black
3... Other races
Tape Locations 39-47
Tape Field
Location Size Item and Code Outline
39-47 9 AGE OF DEATH
39-41 3 Detail Age
Three positions are used to code detail age.
Location 39 identifies age in years, months,
days, etc. Locations 40-41 are the number of
years, months, days, etc.
Loc. 39 Loc. 40-41 2/
0 Years less than 100 01-99
1 Years 100 or more 01-99
2 Months 01-11, 99
3 Weeks 01-03, 99
4 Days 01-27, 99
5 Hours 01-23, 99
6 Minutes 01-59, 99
9 Age not stated 99
42-43 2 Age Recode 12
01... Under 1 year
02... 1-4 years
03... 5-14 years
04... 15-24 years
05... 25-34 years
06... 35-44 years
07... 45-54 years
08... 55-64 years
09... 65-74 years
10... 75-84 years
11... 85 years and over
12... Aged not stated
2/ Unknown in infant age are recoded:
Code and Tape Locations
Meaning 42-43 44-45 46-47
299 - Months 01 02 12
399 - Weeks 01 01 09
499 - Day 01 01 03
599 - Hours 01 01 01
699 - Minutes 01 01 01
44-45 2 Age Recode 27
01... Under 1 month
02... 1 month-11 months
03... 1 year
04... 2 years
05... 3 years
06... 4 years
07... 5-9 years
08... 10-14 years
09... 15-19 years
10... 20-24 years
11... 25-29 years
12... 30-34 years
13... 35-39 years
14... 40-44 years
15... 45-49 years
16... 50-54 years
17... 55-59 years
18... 60-64 years
19... 65-69 years
20... 70-74 years
21... 75-79 years
22... 80-84 years
23... 85-89 years
24... 90-94 years
25... 95-99 years
26... 100 years and over
27... Age not stated
46-47 2 Infant Age Recode 22
Blank... Age 1 year and over or not stated
01... Under 1 hour
02... 1-23 hours
03... 1 day
04... 2 days
05... 3 days
06... 4 days
07... 5 days
08... 6 days
09... 7-13 days
10... 14-20 days
11... 21-27 days
12... 1 month
13... 2 months
14... 3 months
15... 4 months
16... 5 months
17... 6 months
18... 7 months
19... 8 months
20... 9 months
21... 10 months
22... 11 months
Tape Locations 48-124
48-49 2 Division and State Subcode of Residence
States are coded within Division. The code
structure is designed to sequence the States
as they appear in NCHS publications.
Location 48 identifies the Division and location
49 identifies States within that Division.
00... Foreign Residents (not applicable to
1968-1969)
Loc. Loc.
48 49
1... New England
1... Maine
2... New Hampshire
3... Vermont
4... Massachusetts
5... Rhode Island
6... Connecticut
2... Middle Atlantic
1... New York
2... New Jersey
3... Pennsylvania
3... East North Central
1... Ohio
2... Indiania
3... Illinois
4... Michigan
5... Wisconsin
4... West North Central
1... Minnesota
2... Iowa
3... Missouri
4... North Dakota
5... South Dakota
6... Nebraska
7... Kansas
5... South Atlantic
1... Delaware
2... Maryland
3... District of Columbia
4... Virginia
5... West Virginia
6... North Carolina
7... South Carolina
8... Georgia
9... Florida
6... East South Central
1... Kentucky
2... Tennessee
3... Alabama
4... Mississippi
7... West South Central
1... Arkansas
2... Louisiana
3... Oklahoma
4... Texas
8... Mountain
1... Montana
2... Idaho
3... Wyoming
4... Colorado
5... New Mexico
6... Arizona
7... Utah
8... Neveda
9... Pacific
1... Washington
2... Oregon
3... California
4... Alaska
5... Hawaii
50-51 2 Division and State Subcode of Occurrence
States are coded within Divisions. The code
structure is designed to sequence the States
as they appear in NCHS publications.
Location 50 identifies the Division and location
51 identifies States within that Division.
Loc. Loc.
50 51
1... New England
1... Maine
2... New Hampshire
3... Vermont
4... Massachusetts
5... Rhode Island
6... Connecticut
2... Middle Atlantic
1... New York
2... New Jersey
3... Pennsylvania
3... East North Central
1... Ohio
2... Indiana
3... Illinois
4... Michigan
5... Wisconsin
4... West North Central
1... Minnesota
2... Iowa
3... Missouri
4... North Dakota
5... South Dakota
6... Nebraska
7... Kansas
5... South Atlantic
1... Delaware
2... Maryland
3... District of Columbia
4... Virginia
5... West Virginia
6... North Carolina
7... South Carolina
8... Georgia
9... Florida
6... East South Central
1... Kentucky
2... Tennessee
3... Alabama
4... Mississippi
7... West South Central
1... Arkansas
2... Louisiana
3... Oklahoma
4... Texas
8... Mountain
1... Montana
2... Idaho
3... Wyoming
4... Colorado
5... New Mexico
6... Arizona
7... Utah
8... Nevada
9... Pacific
1... Washington
2... Oregon
3... California
4... Alaska
5... Hawaii
52 1 Autopsy Performed
1... Yes
2... No
8... Item not on certificate
9... Not stated
NOTE: Item was not coded for 1968-1971 data.
53 1 Findings Used
1... Yes
2... No
8... Item not on certificate
9... Not stated
NOTE: Item was not coded for 1968-1971, 1978 data.
54-120 65 Used for internal processing.
121-138 18 Cause of Death
121-124 4 Underlying Cause of Death
See the "Eighth Revision International Class-
fication of Diseases, "Volume 1, adapted for
use in the United States. For accidents,
poisonings and violence, the external cause of
injury (E800-E999) is coded. The nature of
injury (800-999) is not coded.
These positions fo NOT include the letter E
for the external cause of injury.
For those underlying causes that do not have
a 4th digit, location 124 is blank (Hex 40).
Tape Locations 125-160
125-129 5 281 Cause Recode
A recode of the underlying cause into 281 groups for
NCHS publications. See Appendix for a complete
list of recodes and the underlying causes included.
00200-33800... Code range (not inclusive)
130-132 3 69 Cause Recode
A recode of the underlying cause into 72 groups for
NCHS publications. See Appendix for a complete
list of recodes and the underlying causes included.
010-810... Code range (not inclusive)
133-135 3 65 Infant Cause Recode
A recode of the underlying cause into 65 groups for
NCHS publications. See Appendix for a complete
list of recodes and the underlying causes included.
010-710... Code range (not inclusive)
136-138 3 34 Cause Recode
A recode of the underlying cause into 34 groups for
NCHS publications. See Appendix for a complete
list of recodes and the underlying causes included.
010-370... Code range (not inclusive)
139-151 13 Used for internal processing.
152 1 Place of Accident Code for Causes E850-E929
Blank... Causes other than E850-E929
0... Home
1... Farm
2... Mine and Quarry
3... Industrial Place and Premises
4... Place of Recreation and Sport
5... Street anf Highway
6... Public Building
7... Resident Institution
8... Other Specified Places
9... Place Not Specified
NOTE: Item was not coded for 1968 data.
153-158 7 Sequence Number (Computer Generated)
0000001-1930627... Each record in assigned
a unique number.
NOTE: Item coded for 1978 data only.
159-160 2 Reserved Positions
Cause of Death Recodes
Cause of Death 281 Recode
Mortality Tape Files for Calendar Years 1968-78
Cause of Death Lists
Definition of 281 Cause List Recodes
281
RECODE DETAIL CAUSES REPRESENTED
00200 000
00300 001
00400 002,003
00500 004,006
00600 005
00700 008,009
00900 010-012
01000 013
01100 014
01200 015
01300 018
01400 016, 017, 019
01500 020
01600 022
01700 023
01800 030
01900 032
02000 033
02100 034
02200 035
02300 036
02400 037
02500 038
02600 007, 021, 024-027, 031, 039
02700 040-043
02800 044
02900 050
03000 055
03100 060
03200 062-065
03300 066
03400 070
03500 071
03600 045, 046, 051-054, 056, 057, 061, 067, 068, 072-079
03700 080-083
03800 084
03900 086, 087
04000 088
04200 090
04300 091
04400 093.0
04500 093.9
04600 094.0
04700 094.1
04800 094.9
04900 095, 097.0, 097.9
05000 098
05100 120
05200 122
05300 125
05400 126
05500 121, 123, 124, 127-129
05600 Remainder of 000-136
06000 140
06100 141
06200 142-145
06300 146-149
06500 150
06600 151
06700 152
06900 153.0
07000 153.1
07100 153.2
07200 153.3
07300 153.8
07400 153.9
07500 154
07600 155
07700 156
07800 157
07900 158, 159
08100 161
08200 162
08300 160, 163
08500 170
08600 171
08700 172, 173
08800 174
09000 180
09100 181, 182
09200 183
09300 184
09400 185
09500 186, 187
09700 188
09800 189
10000 190
10100 191, 192
10200 193
10300 194-199
10500 204
10600 205
10700 206
10800 207
11000 200
11100 201
11200 203
11300 202, 208, 209
11500 218-221
11600 224, 225
11700 210-217, 222, 223, 226-228
11800 234-236
11900 238
12000 230-233, 237, 239
12200 240, 241
12300 242
12400 243-246
12500 250
12600 253
12700 254
12800 255
12900 262
13000 260, 261, 263-269
13100 273.0
13200 251, 252, 256-258, 270-272, 273.1-279
13500 280, 281
13600 282, 283
13700 284
13800 285
13900 287
14000 286, 288, 289
14200 290
14300 291
14400 294-299
14500 303
14600 300-302, 304-309
14700 310-315
14900 320
15000 330
15100 340
15200 342
15300 343
15400 345
15500 360-369
15600 374
15700 375
15800 381-383
15900 321-324, 331-333, 341, 344, 346-358, 370-373, 376-380,
384-389
16100 390-392
16300 394
16400 395
16500 397
16600 393, 396, 398
16800 400
16900 401
17000 402
17100 403
17200 404
17601 410.0
17602 410.9
17701 411.0
17702 411.9
17801 412.0
17802 412.9
17901 413.0
17902 413.9
18100 420, 422
18200 421
18400 424.0
18500 424.1
18600 424.9
18700 427
18800 428
18900 423, 425, 426, 429
19301 430.0
19302 430.9
19401 431.0
19402 431.9
19501 433.0
19502 433.9
19601 434.0
19602 434.9
19701 432.0, 435.0
19702 432.9, 435.9
19801 436.0
19802 436.9
19901 437.0, 438.0
19902 437.9, 438.9
20100 440
20200 441
20300 445
20400 442-444, 446-448
20600 450-453
20700 454-458
20900 460-465
21000 466
21100 470-474
21300 480
21400 481, 482
21500 484
21600 485
21700 483, 486
21900 490
22000 491
22100 492
22200 493
22300 500
22400 510, 513
22500 511
22600 517
22700 518
22800 501-508, 512, 514-516, 519
23000 520-525
23200 531
23300 532
23400 533
23500 535
23600 540-543
23700 550-553, 560
23800 561
23900 562
24000 563
24200 571.0
24300 571.8
24400 571.9
24500 574, 575
24600 526-530, 534, 536, 537, 564-570, 572, 573, 576, 577
24900 580
25000 581
25100 582-584
25200 590
25300 592, 594
25400 591, 593, 595-599
25500 600
25600 610, 611
25700 601-607, 612-629
25900 631
26000 636-639
26100 632, 651-653
26300 640, 641
26400 642
26500 643
26600 644, 645
26700 670, 671, 673
26800 630, 633-635, 654-662, 672, 674-678
26900 650
27100 680-686
27200 690-709
27400 710-715
27500 716-718
27600 720
27700 727, 735-738
27800 721-726, 728-734
28000 741
28100 740, 742, 743
28200 746
28300 747
28400 749
28500 744, 745, 748, 750-759
28600 760-778
28800 794
28900 780-792, 795, 796
29200 E800-E807
29500 E810
29600 E812
29700 E814
29800 E811, E813, E815
29900 E816-E818
30000 E819
30100 E820-E823
30200 E825-E827
30300 E830-E838
30400 E840-E845
30600 E850-E859
30700 E860-E869
30800 E870-E877
31000 E880-E884
31100 E885-E886
31200 E887
31300 E890-E899
31400 E910
31500 E911, E912
31600 E922
31800 E920
31900 E923
32000 E924, E926
32100 E925
32200 E916-E919, E921, E927, E928
32300 E930-E936
32400 E900-E909, E913-E915, E929, E940-E949
32600 E950
32700 E951, E952
32800 E953
32900 E955
33000 E954, E956-E959
33200 E965
33300 E966
33400 E960-E964, E967-E969
33500 E978
33600 E970-E977
33700 E980-E989
33800 E990-E999
Cause of Death 69 Recode
69
RECODE DETAIL CAUSES REPRESENTED
010 004, 006
020 008, 009
040 010-012
050 013-019
060 033
070 034
080 036
090 038
100 040-043
110 055
120 090-097
130 Remainder of 000-136
150 140-149
160 150-159
170 160-163
180 174
190 180-187
200 188, 189
210 170-173, 190-199
220 204-207
230 200-203, 208, 209
240 210-239
250 250
260 260-269
270 280-285
280 320
310 390-398
320 402
330 404
350 410
360 411
370 412
380 413
390 424, 428
400 420-423, 425-427, 429
410 400, 401, 403
430 431
440 433
450 434
460 430, 432, 435-438
470 440
480 441-448
490 466
510 470-474
520 480-486
540 490, 491
550 492
560 493
570 531-533
580 540-543
590 550-553, 560
600 571
610 574, 575
630 580-581
640 582-584
650 590
660 600
680 640-645
690 630-639, 650-678
700 740-759
720 764-768, 772, 776
730 Remainder of 760-778
740 780-796
750 Residual
770 E810-E823
780 E800-E807, E825-E949
790 E950-E959
800 E960-E978
810 E980-E999
Cause of Death 65 Recode
65
RECODE DETAIL CAUSES REPRESENTED
010 009
020 033
030 036
040 037
050 038
060 040-079
070 090
080 Remainder of 000-136
090 140-209
100 210-239
110 254
120 273.0
130 280-289
140 320
150 321-389
160 460-465
170 466, 490, 491
190 470-474
200 480-486
210 517
220 492, 493, 500-516, 518, 519
230 550-553, 560
240 535, 561, 563
250 520-534, 536, 537, 540-543, 562, 564-577
270 740
280 741
290 742
300 743, 744
310 746
320 747
330 748
340 749-751
350 752, 753
360 754-756
370 759.3
380 759.0-759.2, 759.4-759.9
390 745, 757, 758
410 760
430 761.0
440 761.1
450 761.3
460 761.2, 761.4-761.7, 761.9
470 762
480 763
500 764-768 (.0-3)
510 764-768 (.4,.9)
520 769.0-769.2, 769.4, 769.5, 769.9
530 770
540 771
550 772
560 774, 775
570 776.1
580 776.2
590 776.9
600 776.0, 776.3, 776.4
610 777
620 778.1
630 778.2
640 778.0, 778.3, 778.9
650 780-796
670 E911-E912
680 E913
690 E800-E910, E914-E949
700 E960-E978
710 Residual
Cause of Death 34 Recode
34
RECODE DETAIL CAUSES REPRESENTED
010 010-019
020 090-097
030 Remainder of 000-136
050 150-159
060 160-163
070 174
080 180-187
090 188,189
100 204-207
110 140-149, 170-173, 190-203, 208, 209
120 250
150 390-398
160 402, 404
170 410-413
180 420-429
190 400, 401, 403
200 430-438
210 440
220 441-448
230 470-474, 480-486
240 490-493
250 531-533
260 571
270 580-584
280 630-678
290 740-759
300 760-769.2,769.4-772.774-778
310 780-796
320 Residual
330 E810-E823
340 E800-E807, E825-E949
350 E950-E959
360 E960-E978
370 E980-E999
Technical Appendix 1976
Mortality Technical Appendix
Sources of Data
Death and Fetal-Death Statistics
Mortality statistics for 1976 are, as for all previous years except 1972,
based on information from records of all deaths occurring in the United
States.Fetal-death statistics for every year are based on all reports of
fetal death received by the National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS).
Although the United States vital statistics system covers the 50 States,
the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, and Guam, in this
report the term United States refers only to the aggregate of the 50 States
(including New York City) and the District of Columbia.
The Virgin Islands was admitted to the "registration area" for deaths in
1924; Puerto Rico, in 1932; and Guam, in 1970.Tabulations of death statistics
for Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands were regularly shown in the annual
volumes of Vital Statistics of the United States from the year of their
admission through 1971 except for the years 1967 through 1969, and tabulations
for Guam were included for 1970 and 1971.Death statistics for Puerto Rico,
the Virgin Islands, and Guam were not included in the 1972 volume but have
been included in section 8 of the volumes for each of the years 1973-78 and
in section 9 beginning with 1979. Information for 1972 for these three areas
was published in the respective annual vital statistics reports of the Depart-
ment of Health of the Virgin Islands, and the Department of Public Health and
Social Services of the Government of Guam.
Procedures used by NCHS to collect death statistics have changed over the
years. Before 1971, tabulations of deaths and fetal deaths were based
solely on information obtained by NCHS from copies of the original certifi-
cates.The information from these copies was edited, coded, and tabulated.
For 1960-70, all mortality information taken from these records was trans-
ferred by NCHS to magnetic tape for computer processing.
Beginning with 1971, an increasing number of States have provided NCHS with
computer tapes of data coded according to NCHS specifications and provided
to NCHS through the Vital Statistics Cooperative Program. The year in which
State-coded demographic data were first transmitted on computer tape to
NCHS is shown below for each of the States, New York City, Puerto Rico, and
the District of Columbia, all of which now furnish demographic or nonmedical
data on tape.
1971 1977
Florida Alaska
Idaho
1972 Massachusetts
Maine New York City
Missouri Ohio
New Hampshire Puerto Rico
Rhode Island
Vermont 1978
Indiana
1973 Utah
Colorado Washington
Michigan
New York (except New York City)
1974
Illinois
Iowa
Kansas
Montana
Nebraska
Oregon
South Carolina
1975
Louisiana
Maryland
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Virginia
Wisconsin
1976
Alabama
Kentucky
Minnesota
Nevada
Texas
West Virginia
In 1974, States began coding medical (cause-of-death) data on computer
tapes according to NCHS specifications. The year in which State-coded
medical data were first transmitted to NCHS is shown below for the 7 States
now furnishing such data.
1974 1975
Iowa Louisiana
Michigan Nebraska
North Carolina
Virginia
Wisconsin
For 1976 and previous years except 1972, NCHS coded the medical
information from copies of the original certificates received from the
registration offices for all deaths occurring in those States that were not
furnishing NCHS with medical data coded according to NCHS specifications.
Standard Certificates and Reports
The U.S. Standard Certificate of Death and the U.S. Standard Report of
Fetal Death, issued by the Public Health Service, have served for many
years as the principal means of attaining uniformity in the content of
documents used to collect information on these events.They have been modified
in each State to the extent required by the particular needs of the State or
by special provisions of the State vital statistics law. However, the
certificates or reports of most States conform closely in content and
arrangement to the standards.
The first issue of the U.S. Standard Certificate of Death appeared in
1900. Since then, it has been revised periodically by the national vital
statistics agency through consultation with State health officers and
registrars; Federal agencies concerned with vital statistics; national,
State, and county medical societies; and others working in such fields as
public health, social welfare,demography, and insurance. This revision
procedure has assured careful evaluation of each item in terms of its current
and future usefulness for legal, medical and health, demographic,and research
purposes.New items have been added when necessary; and old items have been
modified to ensure better reporting, or in some cases have been dropped when
their usefulness appeared to be limited.
New revisions of the U.S. Standard Certificate of Death and the U.S.
Standard Report of Fetal Death were recommended for State use beginning
January 1, 1968.The certificate of death is for use by a physician, a medical
examiner, or a coroner. Two other forms of the U.S. Standard Certificate
of Death are available and are similar except that the section on
certification is designed for the physician's signature on one, and for the
medical examiner's or coroner's signature on the other.
History
The first death statistics published by the Federal Government concerned
events in 1850 and were based on statistics collected during the decennial
census of that year. In 1880 a national "registration area" was created for
deaths. Originally consisting of two States (Massachusetts and New Jersey),
the District of Columbia, and several large cities having efficient systems
for death registrations, the death-registration area continued to expand until
1933, when it included the entire United States for the first time.
Statistics on fetal deaths were first published for the
birth-registration area in 1918, and then every year beginning with
1922.
Classification of Data
General Information
The principal value of vital statistics data is realized through the
presentation of rates, which are computed by relating the vital events of a
class to the population of a similarly defined class. Vital statistics and
population statistics must therefore be classified according to similarly
defined systems and tabulated in comparable groups. Even when the variables
common to both, such as geographic area, age, sex, and race, have been
similarly classified and tabulated, differences between the enumeration
method of obtaining population data and the registration method of obtaining
vital statistics data may result in significant discrepancies.
The general rules used in the classification of geographic and personal
items for deaths and fetal deaths are set forth in two NCHS instruction
manuals (1976 NCHS Instruction Manual, Part 3 and 4)
A discussion of the classification of certain important items is
discussed below.
Classification by Occurrence and Residence
Tabulations for the United States and specified geographic areas in this
report are by place of residence unless stated as by place of occurrence.
Before 1970, resident mortality statistics for the United States included
all deaths occurring in the United States, with deaths of "nonresidents of the
United States" assigned to place of death. "Deaths of nonresidents of the
United States" refers to deaths that occur in the United States of
nonresident aliens, nations residing abroad, and residents of Puerto Rico,
the Virgin Islands, and other territories of the United States.Beginning
with 1970, deaths of nonresidents of the United States are not included in
tables by place of residence.
Tables by place of occurrence, on the other hand, include deaths of both
residents and nonresidents of the United States. Consequently, for each
year beginning with 1970, the total number of deaths in the United States by
place of occurrence was somewhat greater than the total by place of residence.
For 1976 this difference amounted to 2,467 deaths. Mortality statistics by
place of occurrence are shown in tables 1-10, 1-19, 1-20, 1-30, 3-1, 7-1,
and 7-7.
Before 1970, except for 1964 and 1965, deaths of nonresidents of the
United States occurring in the United States were treated as deaths of
residents of the exact place of occurrence, which in most instances was an
urban area. In 1964 and 1965, deaths of nonresidents of the United States
occurring in the United States were allocated as deaths of residents of the
balance of the county in which they occurred.
Residence error--Results of a 1960 study show that the classification
of residence information on the death certificates corresponded closely to
the residence classification of the census records for the decedents whose
records were matched (NCHS, 1969).
A comparison of the results of this study of deaths with those for a
previous matched record study of births (National Vital Statistics Division,
1962) showed that the quality of residence data had considerably improved
between 1950 and 1960. Both studies found that events in urban areas were
overstated by the NCHS classification in comparison with the U.S. Bureau of
the Census classification. The magnitude of the difference was substantially
less for deaths in 1960 than it was for births in 1950.
The improvement is attributed to an item added in 1956 to the U.S.
Standard Certificates of Birth and of Death, asking if residence was inside
or outside city limits. This new item aided in properly allocating the
residence of persons living near cities but outside the corporate limits.
Geographic Classification
The rules followed in the classification of geographic areas for deaths
and fetal deaths are contained in the two instruction manuals referred to
previously.
The geographic codes assigned by the National Center for Health
Statistics during data reduction of course information on birth, death, and
fetal-death records are given in a 1975 NCHS Instruction Manual, Part 8.
For 1970-78, codes are based on results of the 1970 census.
For 1976 there is an unpublished computer listing of the geographic codes con-
tained in the computer tapes. The 13-digit codes in this listing are not the
same codes as the 5-digit codes for the State-city or State-balance of county.
Instead each of these 13-digit codes is a conversion of the two 5-digit
codes into 1 combination code for "population size," SMSA's and MSEA's, and
metropolitan and non-metropolitan counties. This listing for 1976 is the
same as that used for 1970-75. It is planned that it will also be used for
each of the remaining years in this decade.
Standard metropolitan statistical areas--
Except in the New England States, an SMSA is a county or a group of
contiguous counties containing a city of 50,000 inhabitants or more or "twin
cities" with a combined population of at least 50,000 in the 1970 census.
In addition to the county or counties containing such a city or
cities, contiguous counties are included in an SMSA if, according to
specified criteria, they are essentially metropolitan in character and are
socially and economically integrated with the central city or cities.
In the New England States, the U.S. Office of Management and Budget uses
towns and cities rather than counties as geographic components of SMSA's.
The National Center for Health Statistics cannot, however, use the SMSA
classification for these States because its data are not coded to identify
all towns. Instead the metropolitan State economic area (MSEA) established by
the U.S. Bureau of the Census, which is made up of county units, is used.
Standard consolidated areas--For the metropolitan complexes around New
York and Chicago, several contiguous SMSA's and additional counties that do
not appear to meet the formal integration criteria for SMSA's but do have
strong interrelationships of other kinds have been combined into the New
York-Northeastern New Jersey and the Chicago-Northwestern Indiana Standard
Consolidated Areas.
Metropolitan and nonmetropolitan counties--
Counties included in SMSA's or in New England MSEA's are called metropolitan
counties; all other counties are classified as nonmetropolitan.
Population-size groups--Vital statistics data for cities and certain
other urban places in 1976 are classified according to the population
enumerated in the 1970 Census of Population. In this report "Population
size groups" refers to two groups. "Urban places" and "Balance of area".
"Urban places" consist of the following places:
1. Each incorporated city and other urban places of 10,000
inhabitants or more.
2. Each town in New England and each township in New Jersey and
Pennsylvania that had no incorported municipality as a sub-
division and had either 25,000 inhabitants or more or a
population of 10,000 to 25,000 and density of 1,500 persons
or more per square mile.
3. Each county in States other than the New England States, New
Jersey, and Pennsylvania that had no incorporated municipality
within its boundary and had a density of 1,500 persons or more
per square mile. (Arlington County, Virginia, is the only
county classified as urban under this rule.)
"Balance of area" consists of all other places.
Before 1964 places were classified as "urban" or "rural". The
Technical Appendixes for earlier years discuss the previous
classification system.
Early mortality reports published by the U.S. Bureau of the Census
contained tables showing nativity of parents as well as nativity of
decedent. Publication of these tables was discontinued in 1933. Mortality
data showing nativity of decedent were again published in annual reports for
1939-41 and for 1950.
Age
The age recorded on the death record is the age at last birthday. With
respect to the computation of death rates, the age classification used by
the U.S. Bureau of the Census is also based on the age of the person in
completed years.
Race and color
For vital statistics in the United States in 1976, deaths are
classified by race--white, Negro, Indian, Chinese, Japanese, and other races.
The white category includes, in addition to persons reported as white,
those reported as Mexican, Puerto Rican, Cuban, and all other Caucasians.
The Indian category includes American, Alaskan, Canadian, Eskimo, and Aleut.
If the racial entry on the death certificate indicates a mixture of Hawaiian
and any other race, the entry is coded to Hawaiian. If the race is given as a
mixture of white and any other race, the entry is coded to the appropriate
other race. If a mixture of races other than white is given (except
Hawaiian),the entry is coded to the first race listed. This procedure for
coding the first race listed has been in use since 1969. Before 1969, if the
entry for race was a mixture of black and any other race except Hawaiian, the
entry was coded to black.
Most of the tables in this report, however, do not show data for this
detailed classification by race. In some tables the divisions are white,
Negro, and other. In other tables where the main purpose is to isolate
the major group the classifications are simply white and all other.
Race not stated--For 1976 the number of death records for which race was
unknown, not stated or not classifiable was 4,244 or 0.2 percent of the total
deaths. Of the 4,244 records, 3,511 come from New York.
Death records with race entry not stated are assigned to a
racial designation as follows: If the preceding record is coded
white, the code assignment is made to white; if the code is other than white,
the assignment is made to black.Before 1964 all records with race not stated
were assigned to white except records of residents of New Jersey for 1962-64.
New Jersey, 1962-64--New Jersey omitted the race item from its
certificates of live birth, death, and fetal death in use in the beginning
of 1962.The item was restored during the latter part of 1962.The item was
restored during the latter part of 1962.However, the certificate revision
without the race item was used for most of 1962 as well as 1963. Therefore
figures by race for 1962 and 1963 exclude New Jersey.For 1964, 6.8 percent
of the death records in use for residents of New Jersey did not contain the
race item.
Adjustments made in vital statistics to take into account the omission
of the race item in New Jersey for part of the certificates filed during 1962
through 1964 are described in the Technical Appendix of Vital Statistics of
the United States for each of those data years.
Mortality by Month and Date of Death
Deaths by month have been regularly tabulated and published in the
annual report for each year beginning with data year 1900.
Date of death was first published for data year 1972. In addition,
unpublished data for selected causes by date of death for 1962 are available
from NCHS.
Death rates by month reflect most clearly the influence of the respiratory
diseases. Again for 1976, as for each year since the early 1920's, when the
summer peak of mortality was eliminated, the curve of mortality falls to a
low during the summer months, and reaches a peak during the winter months.
The curve by month for the number of deaths from influenza and pneumonia
for 1976 parallels quite closely that for the curve for the number of deaths
from all causes. The greatest number of deaths from influenza and pnuemonia
occurred in January for 1976.
The year 1972 was the first data year for which date of death was
published. Unpublished data for selected causes by date of death for 1962
are available in NCHS.
Report of Autopsy
Before 1972, the last year for which autopsy data were tabulated was
1958. Beginning in 1972, all registration areas requested information on the
death certificate as to whether autopsies were performed.
Information as to whether the autopsy findings were used in determining
the causes of death was tabulated for 1972-73 for all but nine registration
areas and from 1974-77 for all but eight registration areas.The item "autopsy
findings used" was deleted from the 1978 U.S. Standard Certificate of Death.
Cause of Death
Cause-of-death classification--Since 1949, cause-of-death statistics
have been based on the underlying cause of death, which is defined as "(a)
the disease or injury which initiated the train of events leading directly
to death, or (b) the circumstances of the accident or violence which produced
the fatal injury" (World Health Organization, 1977).
For each death the underlying cause is selected from an array of
conditions reported in the medical certification section on the death
certificate.This section provides a format for entering the causes of death
in a sequential order.These conditions are translated into medical codes
through use of the classification structure and selection and modification
rules contained in the applicable revision of the International Classification
of Diseases (ICD) published by the World Health Organization (WHO).Selection
rules provide guidance for systematically identifying the underlying cause of
death. Modification rules are intended to improve the usefulness of mortality
statistics by giving preference to certain classification categories over
others and/or to consolidate two or more conditions on the certificate into
a single classification category.
As a statistical datum, the underlying cause of death is a simple,
one-dimensional statistic; it is conceptually easy to understand and a
well-accepted measure of mortality. It identifies the initiating cause of
death and is therefore most useful to public health officials in developing
measures to prevent the start of the chain of events leading to death. The
rules for selecting the underlying cause of death are included with the ICD
as a means of standardizing classification, which contributes toward
comparability and uniformity in mortality medical statistics among countries.
Beginning with data year 1968, the cause-of-death statistics published
by the National Center for Health Statistics have been classified according
to the Eight Revision of the International Classification of Diseases (ICDA),
which is based on the 1965 Revision of the International Classification of
Diseases (ICD) (World Health Organization, 1967). The ICD gives greater
detail and specificity in some categories than is provided by the Eighth
Revision of the ICD. Complete correspondence between these two classifica-
tions was maintained at the three-digit level, but new four-digit sub-
divisions were renumbered to accommodate the additional subcategories in
logical sequence. In the ICDA, subdivisions which do not correspond exact-
ly with the ICD are identified by asterisks.
In addition to specifying that the Classification be used, the WHO rec-
ommended special lists for mortality tabulations-the Detailed List, con-
sisting of all three-digit categories; List A, the List of 150 Causes for
Tabulation of Morbidity and Mortality; List B, the List of 50 Causes for
Tabulation of Mortality; and List P, the list of 100 Causes for Tabulation
of Perinatal Morbidity and Mortality. The recommended tabulation lists have
been modified for use in the NCHS.
The Each-Cause List is made up of each three-digit category of the Detail-
ed List to which deaths may be assigned and each four-digit subcategory of the
ICDA to which deaths may be assigned. For category 412 the fourth digits
1, .2, .3, and .4 are used instead of the fourth digits .0 and .9 which
appear in the ICDA. The each-cause table (1-23) does not show the fourth-
digit subcategories provided for Motor vehicle accidents (E810-E823). How-
ever, these subcategories, which identify persons injured, are shown in the
accident tables of this report (section 4). Special fifth-digit sub-
categories are also used in the accident tables to identify place of
accident when deaths from nontransport accidents are shown.
The List of 281 Selected Causes of Death is an extension of List A
designed so that with one exception the original groups can be obtained by
combining titles. The individual titles in List A for Certain causes of
mortality in early infancy are shown as one group title in tables using the
List of 281 Selected Causes of Death. The individual categories are shown
in the tables using the List of 65 Selected Causes of Infant Death, which
was created by extending some titles in List P and by combining others.
Titles in List P not shown in this list may be found in the each-cause
table with the exception of causes of death in List P that are applicable
only to fetal deaths.
The List of 69 Selected Causes of Death is an extension of List B; how-
ever, certain causes of low frequency in the US are not shown separately.
These causes are Cholera, Typhoid fever, Plague, Diptheria, Smallpox,
Typhus and other rickettsioses, and Malaria.
The List of 34 Selected Causes of Death was created by combining titles
in the List of 69 Selected Causes.
These lists were designed to be as comparable as possible to the NCHS
lists most recently in use under the Seventh Revision. In several instances
this could not be done. No attempt will be made here to enumerate these
changes. However, the followng changes are especially worth noting. The
group title Major cardiovascular diseases (ICDA Nos. 390-448) includes
all of the titles in Section VII Diseases of the circulatory system
of the Eighth Revision except the following one: Diseases of veins and
lymphatics and other diseases of circulatory system (ICDA Nos. 450-458).
The most nearly comparable group title in the Seventh Revision is
Diseases of cardiovascular system (ICD Nos. 330-334, 400-468).
Both of these group titles include the first and third leading causes of
death--Diseases of heart (ICDA Nos. 390-398, 402, 404, 410-429) and
Cerebrovascular diseases (ICDA Nos. 430-438). They also both include
Diseases of arteries, arterioles, and capillaries (ICDA Nos. 440-448). The
comparable title in the Seventh Revision for these latter diseases is
Diseases of arteries (ICD Nos. 450-456). But the group title Diseases of
Cardiovascular system (ICD Nos. 330-334, 400-468) in the Seveneth Revision
includes also the title Diseases of veins and other diseases of circul-
atory system (ICD Nos. 460-468). These diseases of veins and other
diseases of circulatory system (assigned by the Eighth Revision of ICDA Nos.
450-458) are not included, however, under the Eighth Revision group title
Major cardiovascular diseases (ICDA Nos. 390-448).
Effect of decennial list revisions--The International Lists,
in use in this country since 1900, have been revised approximately
every 10 years so that the disease classification may be consistent with
advances in medical science and with changes in diagnostic practice.
Each revision of the International Lists has produced some break in
comparability of cause-of-death statistics. For the first five revisions,
the continuity in the mortality trends is not considered a problem of great
concern. Van Buren described some of the major shifts in the cause-of-
death statistics up to the Fifth Revision (1938) due to changes in the
classification of causes of death. (U.S. Bureau of the Census- Vital
Statistics-Special Reports, January, 1940). Dunn and Shackley measured the
change in mortality statistics by cause due to the Fifth Revision. (U.S.
Bureau of the Census- Vital Statistics- Special Reports, June 1944)
This was done by coding mortality records for 1940 by the 1929 and 1938
revisions. The results of the study have been useful in evaluating the
effects of the Fifth Revision and changes in the joint-cause selection Causes
procedure.
Comparability studies were also undertaken between the Eighth and Seventh,
Sixth Revision-- The Sixth Revision of the International Lists of
Diseases and Causes od Death was adopted by WHO in July 1948 and used for
mortality data in the US from 1949 through 1957. This revision represented
a more sweeping change than any previous revision. The classification
scheme was expanded considerably to provide specific categories for
nonfatal diseases and injuries in order to provide a classification which
could be used for coding morbidity as well as mortality records.
In addition to the expanded scope of the Sixth Revision of the Inter-
national Classification, there was a major change in the method of selection
of the cause of death for primary tabulation. A large proportion of death
certificates filed annually in the US report two or more diseases or
conditions as causes of death. General statistical practice requires
that cases involving more than one cause of death be assigned to a single
cause, making it necessay to select the one cause to which the death will
be assigned. The method of selection has an important effect upon the
resulting statistics.
In 1948 the World Health Assembly adopted, along with the Sixth Revis-
ion of the International Lists, a form of medical certification and rules
for classification of the underlying cause of death for international use.
The Standard Certificate of Death is designed to facilate the selection of
underlying cause of death when two or more causes are recorded. In general
if the certification is completed properly, the underlying cause of death
entered by the physician is the cause to be tabulated. This procedure, used
in the US beginning with deaths in 1949, differs markedly from that used
in previous years. Formerly, definite priority relationships were set up
for combinations of causes reported on the death certificate. The single
cause to be tabulated was chosen according to these fixed rules.
Comparability between the Sixth and Fifth Revisions.- In order to
maintain a time series of mortality rates for comparable causes, the
International Conference for the Sixth Revision of the Interional Lists
recommended that deaths for a country as a whole in the years 1949 and
1950 be coded according to both the Sixth and Fifth Revisions. In the
US, 1950 mortality data were used for the dual coding. The differences
resulting from the use of the two revisions are expressed by a factor termed
the comparability ratio. This is the number of deaths assigned to a partic-
ular cause under the Sixth Revision divided by the number of deaths
assigned to a particular cause under the Sixth Revision divided by the number
of deaths assigned to that cause using the Fifth Revision.
Seventh Revision.-Beginning with 1955 the decennial conferences for revi-
sion of the International Lists are held in years ending in 5 rather than
later in the decade as had been done previously. This is to make possible
the use of revised classification for mortality data beginning with years
ending in 8. The new cycle provided time to assess the effect of new
provisions and variations in interpretation before the next census. Thus
stable mortality data will be available for use in the population
figures from the decennial census.
Changes in the Seventh Revision were held to a minimum because of the
relatively short experience with the Sixth Revision. In compliance with a
recommendation of the Expert Committee on Health Statistics, the changes
were limited to essential ones and amendments of errors and inconsistencies.
Provisions previously contained in an addendum were intergrated into the
manual. Since these provisions had been used with the Sixth Revision,
they did not represent classification changes. The only change made in
three-digit categories consisted of rewording a few titles. In a few
cases the rewording included redefining morbid conditions classifiable
to these categories and transferring certain terms from one category
to another. The three-digit categories which were affected are listed
in Section 1, Volume 1, of Vital Statistics of the US, 1958. There
were also a number of changes in four-digit subcategories, consisting
mostly of the addition of subdivisions to provide more detailed class-
ification of malignant neoplasms of specified sites. The three-digit
categories for which there were additions, deletions, or changes in the
four-digit subcategories are also listed in Section 1 of the 1958 report.
The international rules for selecting the cause of death for primary
mortality classification were recast for use with the Seventh Revision to
simplify them and to organize them from the viewpoint of the coder making
the cause of death assignment. The intent of the rules remains the same,
that is, to code the cause which the medical certifier judged to be the
underlying cause starting the train of events leading directly to death.
In recasting the rules, some interpretations were modified--mainly those
involving selection of the underlying cause for improperly completed
certifications. In adapting coding procedures to reporting practices in
the US, some additional changes in interpretations were made.
In the majority of cases, application of the rules for the Sixth Revision
and those for the Seventh resulted in the same code assignment. There were
some differences in individual assignments affecting a number of categories.
Many of these individual assignments were compensatory and resulted in no
detectable discontinuity of trends for various causes of death; the
comparability of a number of categories was affected to a limited extent.
Eighth Revision.--The Eighth Revision contains major modifications in
in several sections of the lists. Also, the international rules for selecting
the underlying cause have been simpified. In addition, changes have been
introduced in the special rules and decisions which adapt the coding
procedures to reporting practices in the US.
The Detailed List of the Eighth Revision consists of 671 categories
of diseases and morbid conditions, 182 categories for classification of the
external cause of injury, and 187 categories for characterization of
injuries according to the nature of the lesion. These detailed categories
are designated by three-digit numbers. There are also four-digit
subcategories in the ICDA that provide further specificity or more
information regarding etiology or manifestations of the disease. The
classification is arranged in 17 main sections, or chapters. The important
changes are summarized for each of these sections in the introduction to
the ICDA, pages xxiv-xxviii. Following are some of the many changes
made:
Infective and parasitic diseases.- In the Seventh Revision, list titles
for diarrheal conditions were scattered over several sections of the
Classification. In the Eighth Revision all the Seventh Revision sub-
divisions for these conditions, including those for infants, are brought
together under one category, Diarrheal diseases (009).
Diseases of the nervous system and sense organs.-Vascular lesions
affecting central nervous system (330-334) in the Seventh Revision has
been transferred in the Eighth Revision to Section VII. Diseases of
the circulatory system, where they appear as Cerebrovascular diseases
(430-438).
Certain causes of perinatal morbidity and mortality-- This section
represents an integration of Section XV(Certain diseases of early
infancy) and Classification of causes of stillbirth (Y30-Y39) in the
Seventh Revision. The age qualifications used in previous revisions
to classify the same conditions in or outside this section have been
deleted. For example, Pneumonia of newvorn (763) of the Seventh
Revision is no longer in this section. Instead, it is included in the
Eighth Revision with Pneumonia (480-486), to which pneumonias are
assigned without regard to age.
Accidents, poisonings, and violence.- A new subsection (E980-E989)
has been introduced for the classification of deaths where it was not
possible for the certifier to determine whether the injuries were
accidentally or purposely inflicted.
Significant coding changes during the Eighth Revision.- Beginning with
1969 a special four-digit subcategory Chronic obstructive lung disease
(*519.3) has been added to obtain the number of certificates on which
medical certifiers have entered this more general term rather than a more
specific diagnosis of chronic bronchitis, emphysema, or asthma. The
number of certificates assigned to (*519.3) increased from 2,704 for 1969
to 21,472 for 1976. It is necessary to add together the number of deaths
assigned to this new four-digit category and the number of deaths
assigned to Bronchitis, emphysema, and asthma(ICDA Nos. 490-493) to
obtain a measure of mortality from all chronic obstructive lung diseases.
To provide that deaths would not be assigned to Chronic obstructive lung
disease (519.3) if a more specific diagnosis such as chronic bronchitis,
emphysema, or asthma also appeared on the death certificate, the coding
procedures were updated for 1971 and 1972 data years in accordance with
the linkages below:
*519.3 Chronic obstructive lung disease without mention of
asthma, bronchitis, or emphysema
Excludes conditions in *519.3 with conditions in:
490 Bronchitis (491) (Chronic bronchitis)
491 (Chronic bronchitis) (491)
492 (Emphysema) (492)
493 (Asthma) (493)
But the limitation imposed by these linkage provisions did not alter
the upward trend in the number of deaths assigned to Chronic obstructive
lung disease without mention of asthma, bronchitis, or emphysema (#519.3).
The number of deaths assigned to (*519.3) increased from 6,321 for 1971 to
8,210 for 1972.
Under the Eighth Revision of the ICDA, deaths assigned to chronic
obstructive lung disease, or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, were
assigned to Other diseases sof lung (ICDA No. 519.2). Despite the transfer
to these deaths from this category to the new category Chronic Obstructive
lung disease (No. *519.3), the number of deaths assigned to Other diseases of
lung (ICDA No. 519.2) also continued to increase - from 1,306 deaths for
1969 to 2,201 for 1976.
Also beginning with 1971, a special four-digit subcategory (*E854.8)
has been added to identify Acute narcotism, not otherwise specified,
whether or not the circumstances were undetermined. Also, a preference
will be given to Drug dependence (ICDA No. 304) when a statement of
drug dependence or a synonymous term appears on the certificate with mention
of poisoning by certain addictive drugs.
In addition, beginning with 1971, the term cerebral sclerosis (general)
is classified to Generalized ischemic cerebrovascular disease (ICDA No. 437)
rather than to Other demyelinating diseases of central nervous system
(ICDA No. 341). As a result of this transfer the number of deaths
assigned to this latter category decreased from 569 for 1970 to 96
for 1971.
For 1973 the significant codng changes were concerned with the sudden
infant death syndrome (SIDS).
SIDS, frequently called crib death or cot death, has been defined as the
sudden and unexpected death of a previously healthy infant (usually between
1 and 6 months of age) which remains unexplained after careful post mortem
studies. SIDS almost always occurs during sleep periods. This phenomenon
seldom occurs in an infant under 1 month or over 1 year of age. There
are no specific symptoms identfiable with SIDS. Therefore, SIDS cannot
be predicted, even by a physician, and in the light of present knowledge
SIDS cannot be prevented. An autopsy usually reveals congestion and edema of
the lungs and minor inflammatory changes in the respiratory system. In
about 85 percent of the cases intrathoracic petechial hemorrhages are
found. However, evidence of a conventionally accepted lethal lesion(s)
is lacking. Because of these characteristic features, experts and
researchers in the field consider SIDS a clearly identifiable distinctive
entity even though the cause and mechanism of death remain unknown.
Estimates of the number of SIDS deaths vary. Efforts to obtain
accurate data on the incidence of SIDS have been hampered by a number of
factors. Among these are the following:
1. The failure of a number of physicians, coroners, and medical
examiners to diagnose and/or report SIDS as the cause of death.
2. The lack of uniformity in the terminology used to describe SIDS.
3. The absence of a category in the Eighth Revision International
Classification of Diseases, adapted for Use in the US (ICDA), which
describes SIDS.
4. The reluctance on the part of certifiers to report conditions that
they feel may be regarded as unacceptable by vital statistics offices.
5. The reporting of conditions, including incidental autopsy findings,
that were in fact unrelated to death on the certificates of death
for infants who actually died from SIDS.
NCHS has modified the ICDA and the procedures for classifying infor-
mation recorded on the death certificate to facilitate the identification
and analysis of data related to known and suspected cases of SIDS.
Three fourth-digit subdivisions have been created under ICDA category
795 (Sudden death). These subdivisions together with the inclusion terms
are as follows:
*795.0 Sudden infant death syndrome, under 1 year of age
Acute fatal infant syndrome
Cause unknown
Cot or crib death
Died without sign of disease, so stated
Found dead (in bed, cot, cradle, crib, etc.) (infant)
Maternal Deaths
Maternal deaths are those for which the certifying physician has
designated a maternal condition as the underlying cause of death. The
maternal conditions are those assigned to Complications of pregnancy,
childbirth, and the puerperium (620-678).
A maternal death is defined as the death of a woman while pregnant or
within 42 days of termination of pregnancy, irrespective of the duration
and the site of the pregnancy, from any cause related to or aggravated
by the pregnancy or its management but not from accidental or incidental
causes.
Under the Eighth Revision, maternal deaths were assigned to category
title "Complications of pregnancy, childbirth, and the puerperium" (ICDA-8
Nos. 630-678).Although WHO did not define maternal mortality,there was an NCHS
classification rule that limited a maternal death to a death within a year
after termination of pregnancy from any "maternal cause," that is, any cause
within the range of ICDA- Nos. 630-678. This rule applied only if a
duration of time for the condition was given. If no duration was specified
and the underlying cause of death was a maternal condition, then the duration
was assumed to be within a year and the death was coded by NCHS as a maternal
death. The change from an under-1-year limitation on duration used in the
Eighth Revision to an under-42-days limitation used in the Ninth Revision is
not expected to have much effect on the comparability of maternal mortality
statistics. However, comparability is affected by the following
classification change. Under the Ninth Revision, maternal causes have been
expanded to include Indirect obstetric causes (ICD-9 Nos. 647-648).These
causes include Infective and parasitic conditions and other current conditions
in the mother that are classifiable elsewhere but which complicate pregnancy,
childbirth, and the puerperium, such as Syphilis, Tuberculosis, Diabetes
mellitus, Drug dependence, and Congenital cardiovascular disorders.
Maternal mortality rates are computed on the basis of the number of live
births. The maternal mortality rate indicates the likelihood that a
pregnant woman will die from maternal causes.The number of live births used
in the denominator is an approximation of the population of pregnant women
who are at risk of a maternal death.
Infant Deaths
Age--An infant death is defined as a death under 1 year of age. The
term excludes fetal deaths. Infant deaths are usually divided into two
categories according to age, neonatal and postneonatal.Neonatal deaths are
those that occur during the first 27 days of life, and postneonatal deaths
are those that occur between 28 days and 1 year of age.It has generally been
believed that different factors influencing the child's survival predominate
in these two periods:Factors associated with prenatal development, heredity,
and the birth process were considered dominant in the neonatal period; and
environmental factors, such as nutrition, hygiene, and accidents, were
considered more important in the postneonatal period. Recently, however,
the distinction between these two periods has blurred due in part to advances
in neonatology, which have enabled more very small, premature infants to
survive the neonatal period.
Fetal Deaths
In May 1950 the World Health Organization recommended the following
definition of fetal death be adopted for international use (National Office
of Vital Statistics, 1950):
Death prior to the complete expulsion or extraction from its mother of
a product of conception, irrespective of the duration of pregnancy; the
death is indicated by the fact that after such separation, the fetus does
not breathe or show any other evidence of life such as beating of the heart,
pulsation of the umbilical cord, or definite movement of voluntary
muscles.
The term "fetal death" was defined on an all-inclusive basis to end
confusion arising from use of such terms as stillbirth, abortion, and
miscarriage.
Shortly thereafter, this definition of fetal death was adopted by the
National Center for Health Statistics as the nationally recommended
standard. Currently all registration areas except Puerto Rico have
definitions similar to the standard definition. Puerto Rico has no formal
definition. (For definitions used by the States and registration areas,
see NCHS (1981).)
As another step toward increasing the comparability of data on fetal
deaths for different countries, the World Health Organization recommended
that for statistical purposes fetal deaths be classified as early,
intermediate, and late. These groups are defined as follows:
Less than 20 completed weeks of gestation
(early fetal deaths) ...................................... Group I
20 completed weeks of gestation but less
than 28 (intermediate fetal deaths)........................ Group II
28 completed weeks of gestation and over
(late fetal deaths) ....................................... Group III
Gestation period not classifiable in
Groups I, II, and III ..................................... Group IV
Until 1939 the nationally recommended procedure for registration of a
fetal death required the filing of both a live-bith and a death certificate.
In 1939 a separate Standard Certificate of Stillbirth (fetal death) was
created to replace the former procedure.This was revised in 1949, 1955, 1956,
and 1968. In 1978 the Standard Certificate of Fetal Death was replaced by the
Standard Report of Fetal Death.
The 1977 revision of the Model State Vital Statistics Act and Model
State Vital Statistics Regulations (NCHS, 1978) recommended that spontaneous
fetal deaths of 20 weeks or more gestation, or a weight of 350 grams or more,
and all induced terminations of pregnancy regardless of gestational age be
reported and further that they be reported on separate forms. These forms are
to be considered legally required statistical reports rather than legal
documents.
Beginning with 1970 fetal deaths, procedures were implemented that
attempted to separate reports of spontaneous fetal deaths from those of
induced terminations of pregnancy. These procedures were implemented because
the health implications are different for spontaneous fetal deaths and induced
terminations of pregnancy. These procedures are still in use.
Comparability and completeness of data--Registration area requirements
for reporting fetal deaths vary. Most of these areas require reporting
fetal deaths of gestations of 20 weeks or more. Table A (when available)
shows the minimum period of gestation required by each State for fetal-
-death reporting. There is substantial evidence that not all fetal deaths
for which reporting is required are reported (Erhardt, 1962)
Underresgistration is more of a problem near the lower limit for States
having a minimum gestation period requirement. Failure to register fetal
deaths near the lower limit results to a large degree from underestimating
the gestation period. This is illustrated by the fact that for areas
requiring registration of all fetal deaths, the total number reported for
20-23 weeks is higher than the numbers reported for 24-27 and 28-31 weeks.
For most of the other areas, however, the opposite is true.
To maximize the comparability of data by year and by State, most of the
tables in section 3 are based on fetal deaths occurring at gestations of
20 weeks or more. These tables also include fetal deaths of not stated
gestation for those States requiring reporting at 20 weeks or more only.
Beginning with 1969,fetal deaths of not stated gestation were excluded for
States requiring reporting of all products of conception except for those with
a stated birth weight of 500 grams or more. In 1976 this rule was applied to
the following States: Colorado, Georgia, Hawaii, Maine, Mississippi,
New York, and Virginia. Each year there are some exceptions to this
procedure. In 1976 there were three such exceptions: Mississippi,
Arkansas, and Rhode Island. Mississippi changed its reporting require-
ments for fetal deaths from all periods of gestation to 20 weeks or more
in 1976; however fetal deaths of not stated gestation were excluded unless
they had a stated birth weight of 500 grams or more. Arkansas required
the reporting of fetal deaths of all periods of gestation in 1976; however
all fetal deaths of not stated gestation were assumed to be of 20 weeks or
more gestation. Rhode Island changed its reporting requirements for fetal
deaths from 20 weeks or more gestation to all periods of gestation in
1976; however, all fetal deaths of not stated gestation were assumed to be
of 20 weeks or more gestation.
In States requiring the reporting of fetal deaths of all periods of
gestation, generally at least half of the reported fetal deaths are less than
20 weeks gestation. Only 5 percent of all fetal deaths reported for
Arkansas in 1976 were of less than 20 weeks gestation.
Arkansas--Since 1971, Arkansas has been using two reporting forms for
fetal deaths: A confidential Spontaneous Abortion form that is not sent to
the National Center for Health Statistics and a Fetal Death Certificate that
is.During the period 1971 through 1980, it is believed that most spontaneous
fetal deaths of less than 20 weeks' gestation were reported on the confid-
ential form and, therefore, were not reported to NCHS. During the period
1981 through 1983, Arkansas specified that fetal deaths of less than 28 weeks'
gestation or weighing less than 1,000 grams could be reported on the
confidential form; beginning with 1984 data, the State specified that fetal
deaths of 20 weeks' gestation or weighing 500 grams be reported on the Fetal
Death Certificate. Because of these changes, the comparability of counts of
early fetal deaths may be affected.In particular, counts of fetal deaths
aged 20-27 weeks during 1981-83 were not comparable between Arkansas and
other reporting areas nor with data for 1984 and 1985. It is believed that
reporting has improved but is still not comparable with data for 1980 and
earlier years.
In 1976, 786 fetal death certificates were received late from Colorado and
were not processed. Of those, 782 were of less than 20 weeks gestation.
Only 24 percent of all fetal deaths reported for Maine in 1976 were of
less than 20 weeks gestation.
New York State changed their fetal death certificates in 1976. Because
of this change and an error in processing their new form, a number of induc-
ed abortions were included in the fetal death file.
Some liveborn infants who die shortly after birth, particularly those
born prematurely who die before the umbilical cord is severed or while
the placenta is still attached, may be erroneously reported as fetal
as fetal deaths. This type of error may be more a problem in States
lacking a precise definition of fetal deaths.
Georgia.- Beginning with data year 1975 fetal deaths occurring in Georgia
are reported only to the State and county level. This affects the figures
concerning fetal deaths.
Period gestation--The period of gestation is the number of completed
weeks elapsed between the first day of the last normal menstrual period
and the date of delivery.The first day of the last normal menstrual period
(LMP) is used as the initial date because it can be more accurately determined
than the date of conception, which usually occurs 2 weeks after LMP. Data on
period of gestation are computed from information on "date of delivery" and
"date last normal menses began." If"date last normal menses began" is not on
the record or the calculated gestation falls beyond a duration considered
biologically plausible, "gestation in weeks" or "Physician's estimate of
gestation" is used. When the period of gestation is reported in months on
the report, it is allocated to gestational intervals in weeks as follows:
1-3 months to under 16 weeks
4 months to 16-19 weeks
5 months to 20-23 weeks
6 months to 24-27 weeks
7 months to 28-31 weeks
8 months to 32-35 weeks
9 months to 40 weeks
10 months and over to 43 weeks and over
With the adoption of the 1968 revision of the fetal death certificate and
the increased use of the first day of LMP by the reporting areas, the errors
in reporting length of gestation have been minimized. The proportion of
fetal deaths assigned to gestation of 36 and 40 weeks has diminished, while
the gestation of 37-39 weeks and 41 weeks and gestation length not stated
has increased. In 1976 areas using LMP were as follows:
Alaska Louisiana North Carolina
Arizona Maine North Dakota
California Maryland Ohio
Colorado Massachusetts Oklahoma
District of Michigan Oregon
Columbia Minnesota Rhode Island
Florida Mississippi South Carolina
Georgia Missouri South Dakota
Hawaii Montana Tennessee
Illinois Nebraska Utah
Indiana Nevada Vermont
Iowa New Hampshire Washington
Kansas New Jersey West Virginia
Kentucky New York Wyoming
Birth weight--In practically all registration areas birth weight is
reported in terms of pounds and ounces rather than in grams. However,
the metric system has been used in tabulating and presenting the statistics
to facilitate comparison with other data published in the United States.
The equivalents of the gram intervals in pounds and ounces are as follows:
500 grams or less= 1 lb 1 oz or less
501 -1,000 grams = 1 lb 2 oz- 2 lb 3 oz
1,001 - 1,500 grams = 2 lb 4 oz- 3 lb 4 oz
1,501 - 2,000 grams = 3 lb 5 oz- 4 lb 6 oz
2,001 - 2,500 grams = 4 lb 7 oz- 5 lb 8 oz
2,501 - 3,000 grams = 5 lb 9 oz- 6 lb 9 oz
3,001 - 3,500 grams = 6 lb 10 oz- 7 lb 11 oz
3,501 - 4,000 grams = 7 lb 12 oz- 8 lb 13 oz
4,001 - 4,500 grams = 8 lb 14 oz- 9 lb 14 oz
4,501 - 5,000 grams = 9 lb 15 oz-ll lb 0 oz
5,001 grams or more = 11 lb 1 oz or more
Race--The race of the fetus is ordinarily classified based on the race
of the parents. If the parents are of different races, the following rules
apply.(1) When only one parent is white, the fetus is assigned the other
parent's race.(2) When neither parent is white the fetus is assigned the
father's race with one exception: If the mother is Hawaiian or Part-Hawaiian,
the fetus is classified as Hawaiian.
When the race of one parent is missing or ill defined, the race of the
other determines that of the fetus. When race of both parents is missing,
the race of the fetus is allocated to the specific race of the fetus on the
preceding record.
Total-birth order--Total-birth order refers to the sum of the live
births and other terminations (including both spontaneous fetal deaths and
induced terminations of pregnancy) that a woman has had including the fetal
death being recorded.For example, if a woman has previously given birth to
two live babies and to one born dead, the next fetal death to occur is
counted as number four in total-birth order.
In the 1978 revision of the Standard Report of Fetal Death, total-birth
order is calculated from four items on pregnancy history: Number of
previous live births, now living; number of previous live births, now dead;
number of other terminations before 20 weeks; and number of other
terminations after 20 weeks.
All registration areas use the two standard items pertaining to the
number of previous live births.Most areas use the two standard items
pertaining to the number of "other terminations" before and after 20 weeks'
gestation, but some areas use other criteria. Total-birth order for all
areas is calculated from the sum of available information. Thus, information
on total-birth order may not be completely comparable among the registration
areas.
The following registration States requested information on all previous
fetal deaths (fetuses born dead at any time after conception) on both
certificates of live birth and fetal death in use during 1976:
Alaska Maine Ohio
Arizona Maryland Oklahoma
Arkansas Massachusetts Oregon
Colorado Michigan Pennsylvania
Connecticut Minnesota Rhode Island
Delaware Mississippi South Carolina
Florida Missouri South Dakota
Georgia Montana Utah
Hawaii Nebraska Vermont
Illinois Nevada Virginia
Indiana New Hampshire Washington
Iowa New Jersey West Virginia
Kansas New York Wyoming
Kentucky North Carolina
Louisiana North Dakota
Legitimacy status.-- Tabulations with legitimacy as a characteristic
include only residents in States which provided for reporting this item
on both their certificates of live birth and fetal death in 1976. These
States are as follows:
Alabama Kentucky Oregon
Alaska Louisiana Pennsylvania
Arizona Maine Rhode Island
Colorado Michigan South Carolina
District of Mississippi Tennessee
Columbia Missouri Texas
Florida Nebraska Utah
Hawaii New Hampshire Virginia
Illinois New Jersey Washington
Indiana North Carolina West Virginia
Iowa North Dakota Wisconsin
Kansas Oklahoma Wyoming
There are no quantitative data on the characteristics of unmarried women
who may misreport their marital status or who fail to register fetal deaths.
Underreporting may be greater for the unmarried group than for the married
person.
Age of mother--The fetal-death report asks for the mother's "age (at
time of delivery)," and the ages are edited in NCHS for upper and lower
limits. When mothers are reported to be under 10 years of age or 50 years
and over, the age of the mother is considered not stated and is assigned
as follows: Age on all fetal-death records with age of mother not stated
is allocated according to the age appearing on the record previously
processed for a mother of identical race and having the same total-birth
order (total of live births and fetal deaths).
Quality of Data
Completeness of Registration
All States have adopted laws that require the registration of births and
deaths, and the reporting of fetal deaths. These laws are not uniformly
observed. In most areas practically all births and deaths are registered.
For some areas, however, there is enough underregistration to affect the
use of the statistics for certain purposes.
Quantitative information on completemess of death registration is not
available. One condition for admission to the national registration areas
was a demonstrated registration completeness of at least 90 percent although
the method used in testing completeness was subject to considerable error.
It is believed that in the past death registration for the US has been more
complete than birth registration, but the difference now may be rather small.
There is evidence, however, that in certain isolated areas, incomplete
registration is still a problem. For example, a study made in a few selected
counties of Tennessee, where the death rates for 1949 to 1951 were unusually
low, served to locate a number of unregistered deaths. A similar situation
may exist in other States.
As stated above, reporting requirements for fetal deaths vary from
State to State, and registration is probably incomplete in all areas.
The 1977 revision of the Model State Vital Statistics Act and Model
State Vital Statistics Regulations (NCHS, 1978) recommended that spontaneous
fetal deaths of 20 weeks or more gestation, or a weight of 350 grams
and all induced terminations of pregnancy regardless of gestational a
reported and further that they be reported on separate forms. These
to be considered legally required statistical reports rather than leg
documents.
Beginning with 1970 fetal deaths, procedures were implemented tha
attempted to separate reports of spontaneous fetal deaths from those of
induced terminations of pregnancy. These procedures were implemented because
the health implications are different for spontaneous fetal deaths and induced
terminations of pregnancy. These procedures are still in use.
Comparability and completeness of data--Registration area require
for reporting fetal deaths vary. Most of these areas require repor
fetal deaths of gestations of 20 weeks or more. Table A (when availa
shows the minimum period of gestation required by each State for fetal-
-death reporting. There is substantial evidence that not all fetal
for which reporting is required are reported (Erhardt, 1962)
Underresgistration is more of a problem near the lower limit fo
having a minimum gestation period requirement. Failure to registe
deaths near the lower limit results to a large degree from under
the gestation period. This is illustrated by the fact that for areas
requiring registration of all fetal deaths, the total number re
20-23 weeks is higher than the numbers reported for 24-27 and 28-
For most of the other areas, however, the opposite is true.
To maximize the comparability of data by year and by State, most o
tables in section 3 are based on fetal deaths occurring at gestations o
20 weeks or more. These tables also include fetal deaths of not stated
gestation for those States requiring reporting at 20 weeks or more only.
Beginning with 1969,fetal deaths of not stated gestation were excluded for
States requiring reporting of all products of conception except for tho
a stated birth weight of 500 grams or more. In 1976 this rule was applied
the following States: Colorado, Georgia, Hawaii, Maine, Mississi
New York, and Virginia. Each year there are some exceptions to this
procedure. In 1976 there were three such exceptions: Mississippi,
Arkansas, and Rhode Island. Mississippi changed its reporting require-
ments for fetal deaths from all periods of gestation to 20 weeks or more
in 1976; however fetal deaths of not stated gestation were exclud
they had a stated birth weight of 500 grams or more. Arkansas re
the reporting of fetal deaths of all periods of gestation in 1976; howe
all fetal deaths of not stated gestation were assumed to be of 20 we
more gestation. Rhode Island changed its reporting requirements for fe
deaths from 20 weeks or more gestation to all periods of gestation
1976; however, all fetal deaths of not stated gestation were assumed to be
of 20 weeks or more gestation.
In States requiring the reporting of fetal deaths of all periods of
gestation, generally at least half of the reported fetal deaths are les
20 weeks gestation. Only 5 percent of all fetal deaths reported for
Arkansas in 1976 were of less than 20 weeks gestation.
Arkansas--Since 1971, Arkansas has been using two reporting forms
fetal deaths: A confidential Spontaneous Abortion form that is not sent to
the National Center for Health Statistics and a Fetal Death Certificate that
is.During the period 1971 through 1980, it is believed that most spon
fetal deaths of less than 20 weeks' gestation were reported on the c
ential form and, therefore, were not reported to NCHS. During the p
1981 through 1983, Arkansas specified that fetal deaths of less than
gestation or weighing less than 1,000 grams could be reported on the
confidential form; beginning with 1984 data, the State specified t
deaths of 20 weeks' gestation or weighing 500 grams be reported on t
Death Certificate. Because of these changes, the comparability of cou
early fetal deaths may be affected.In particular, counts of fetal deaths
aged 20-27 weeks during 1981-83 were not comparable between Arkansas and
other reporting areas nor with data for 1984 and 1985. It is beli
reporting has improved but is still not comparable with data for 1980
earlier years.
In 1976, 786 fetal death certificates were received late from Color
were not processed. Of those, 782 were of less than 20 weeks gestation
Only 24 percent of all fetal deaths reported for Maine in 1976 were of
less than 20 weeks gestation.
New York State changed their fetal death certificates in 1976. Be
of this change and an error in processing their new form, a numbe
ed abortions were included in the fetal death file.
Some liveborn infants who die shortly after birth, particularly th
born prematurely who die before the umbilical cord is severed or while
the placenta is still attached, may be erroneously reported as fetal
as fetal deaths. This type of error may be more a problem in State
lacking a precise definition of fetal deaths.
Georgia.- Beginning with data year 1975 fetal deaths occurring
are reported only to the State and county level. This affects the figu
concerning fetal deaths.
Period gestation--The period of gestation is the number of comple
weeks elapsed between the first day of the last normal menstrual period
and the date of delivery.The first day of the last normal menstrual per
(LMP) is used as the initial date because it can be more accurately deter
than the date of conception, which usually occurs 2 weeks after LMP. D
period of gestation are computed from information on "date of delivery"
"date last normal menses began." If"date last normal menses began"
the record or the calculated gestation falls beyond a duration c
biologically plausible, "gestation in weeks" or "Physician's estimate of
gestation" is used. When the period of gestation is reported in m
the report, it is allocated to gestational intervals in weeks as fol
Massachusetts Data
The 1964 statistics for deaths exclude approximately 6,000 events
registered in Massachusetts, primarily to residents of that State.
Microfilm copies of these records were not received by NCHS. Figures for the
United States and the New England Division are also somewhat affected.
Quality Control Procedures
Demographic items on the death certificate--As previously indicated, for
1976 the mortality data for these items were obtained from two sources: (1)
Microfilm images of the original certificates furnished by 21 States,
the District of Columbia, and New York City; and (2) records on data tape
furnished by the remaining 29 States. For the 21 States, the District
of Columbia, New York City, that send only microfilm images of the original
certificates, the demographic items on a 10 percent sample of the
certificates were dependently verified. For the 23 States that furnished
records on data tape prior to 1976 the demographic items on about 200
records per State per month were independently verified. For the six
States (Alabama, Kentucky, Minnesota, Nevada, Texas, and West Virginia)
that frunished records on data tape for the first time for 1976, the
demographic items were independently verified for a 50-percent sample for
the first 3 months, and for about 200 records per State for each of the
last 9 months of 1976.
These verification procedures involve controlling two types of error
(coding and entering into the data record tape) at the same time, and the
error rates are a combined measure of both types. While it may be assumed
that the entering errors are randomly distributed across all items on the
record, this assumption cannot be made as readily for coding errors.
Although systematic errors in coding infrequent events may escape detection
during sample verification, it is probable that some of these errors were
detected during the initial period when 50 percent of the file was being
verified, thus providing an opportunity to retrain the coders.
Medical items on the death certificate--The Automated Classification of
Medical Entities (ACME) , a computer system for assigning the underlying
cause of death which was introduced in 1968, was used for assigning the
1976 underlying causes of death. The ACME rules for coding conditions
are very specific, fewer in number, and far less complicated than the
international rules for selecting the underlying cause of death.
The coder produces condition codes which the ACME computer program
matches against decision tables to select the underlying cause of death
for each record according to the international rules. These decision tables
serve two primary purposes. They provide a comprehensive guide for the
relationship between conditions classifiable to different categories in
the ICDA when applying rules of selection and modification, and they
also provide decisions used when the underlying cause is assigned by the
ACME system. The tables were developed from the decisions and conclusions
employed by NCHS in arriving at the underlying causes of death. Relation-
ships between medical conditions involve varying or contradictory opinions.
Therefore further refinements of the decision tables will be required
periodically.
The decision table instruction manual for 1970-71 was again used for
1972, 1973, 1974, 1975, and 1976. (ICDA Eighth revision)
For the States that did not furnish State-coded medical data, the
medical items were coded for 100 percent of death records. Then the
medical items on a 10 percent sample of the records were independently
verified. For the seven States (Iowa, Louisiana, Michigan, Nebraska,
North Carolina, Virginia, and Wisconsin) that furnished State-coded medical
data, the medical items were independently verified for about 200 records per
State.
For cause of death coding, systematic errors in coding infrequent events
are controlled by listing the rare and impossible codes from the computer
and reverifying the cause of death assignment.
Demographic items on fetal death certificates.--As stated above, fetal
death certificates for 1976 are based on all fetal death records received.
Moreover the coding and entering on data tape of fetal death records was
verified completely because of their relatively small number. (Again for
1976, as for prior years, medical items on the fetal death certificates
were not coded.
Other Control Procedures--After coding and entering on data tape are
completed, record counts are balanced against control totals for each
shipment of records from a registration area. Editing procedures ensure
that records with inconsistent or impossible codes are modified. Inconsistent
codes are those, for example, where there is contradiction between cause of
death and age or sex of the decedent. Records so identified during the
computer-editing process are either corrected by reference to the source
record or adjusted by arbitrary code assignment. All subsequent
operations in tabulating and in preparing tables are verified during the
computer processing or by statistical clerks.
Estimates of Errors Arising From 50-Percent Sample for 1972
Death statistics for 1972 in this report (excluding fetal-death
statistics) are based on a 50-percent sample of all deaths occurring in
the 50 States and the District of Columbia.
A description of the sample design and a table of the percent errors of
the estimated numbers of deaths by size of estimate and total deaths in the
area are shown in the Technical Appendix of Vital Statistics of the United
States, 1972, Volume II, Mortality, Part A.
Computation of Rates and Other Measures
Population Bases
The population bases from which death rates shown in this report are
computed are prepared by the U.S. Bureau of the Census. Rates for 1940,
1950, 1960, 1970, and 1980 are based on the population enumerated as of April
1 in the census of those years. Rates for all other years use the estimated
midyear (July 1) population.
Population estimates for 1976.-Estimates of the total resident population
of the US by age, race, and sex in 1976 are published by the Bureau of the
Census in Current Population Reports, Series P25, Number 643, and are
shown in table 6-2. Total estimated populations for States shown in table
6-3 are published in Series P25, Number 646; populations by broad age
groups were prepared by the Bureau of the Census for NCHS and do not
appear in the P25 series.
The population of the 50 largest SMSA's and their component counties
were obtained from the Bureau of the Census for July 1, 1976, as shown
in selected reports from Series P26.
Population estimates for 1971-79--Death rates for 1971-79 used
revised population estimates that are consistent with the 1980 census
levels. The 1950 census enumerated approximately 5.5 million more persons
than had previously been estimated for April 1, 1980 (U.S. Bureau of the
Census, 1982a). These revised estimates for the United States by age, race,
and sex are published by the U.S. Bureau of the Census in Current Population
Reports, Series P-25, Number 917. Unpublished revised estimates for States
were obtained from the U.S. Bureau of the Census. For Puerto Rico, the
Virgin Islands, and Guam, revised estimates are published in Current Popula-
tion Reports, Series P-25, Number 919.
Population estimates for 1961-69--Death rates for 1961-69
are based on revised estimates of the population and thus may differ
slightly from rates published before 1976.The rates shown in tables 1-1 and
1-2, the life table values in table 6-5, and the population estimates in
table 7-1 for each year in the period 1961-69 have been revised to reflect
modified population bases, as published in the U.S. Bureau of the Census,
Current Population Reports, Series P-25, Number 519. The data shown in table
1-10 for 1961-69 have not been revised.
Rates and ratios based on live births--Infant and maternal mortality
rates, and fetal death and perinatal mortality ratios, are computed on the
basis of the number of live births. Fetal deaths and perinatal mortality
rates are computed on the basis of the number of live births and fetal deaths.
Counts of live births are published annually in Vital Statistics of the United
States, Volume I, Natality.
New Jersey--As previously indicated, data by race are not available for
New Jersey for 1962 and 1963. Therefore, for 1962 and 1963 the National
Center for Health Statistics estimated a population by age, race, and sex
excluding New Jersey for rates shown by race.The methodology used to estimate
the revised population excluding New Jersey is discussed in the Technical
Appendixes of the 1962 and 1963 reports.
Net Census Undercount
Just as the underenumeration of deaths and the misreporting of
demographic characteristics on the death certificate can introduce error
into the annual rates, so can enumeration errors in the latest decennial
census. This is because annual population estimates for the postcensal
interval, which are used in the denominator for calculating death rates,
are computed using the decennial census count as a base (U.S. Bureau of
the Census, 1986). Net census undercount is the result of miscounting and
misreporting of demographic characteristics such as age. Age-specific death
rates are affected by both the net census undercount and the misreporting of
age on the death certificate (NCHS, 1968b). To the extent that the net
undercount is substantial and that it varies among subgroups and geographic
areas, it may have important consequences for vital statistics measures.
Although death rates based on a population adjusted for net census
undercount may be more accurate than rates based on an unadjusted
population, rates in this volume are not adjusted; rather, they are computed
using population estimates that preserve the age pattern of the net census
undercount across the postcensal interval. Thus, it is important to consider
the possible impact of net census undercount on death rates.
The U.S. Bureau of the Census has conducted extensive research on
completeness of coverage on the U.S. population (inluding underenumeration
and misstatement of age, race, and sex) in the last four decennial
censuses--1950, 1960, 1970, and 1980. From this work have come estimates of
the national population that was not counted by age, race, and sex(NCHS,1978;
U.S. Bureau of the Census,1974,1977).These studies indicate that, although
coverage was improved over previous censuses, there was differential coverage
in the census among the population subgroups; that is, some age, race,
and sex groups were more completely counted than others.
Net census undercounts can affect (1) levels of the observed vital
rates, (2) differences among groups, and (3) levels and group differences
shown by summary measures such as age-adjusted death rates and life
expectancy.
Levels and differentials--If adjustments were made for net census
undercount, the size of denominators of the death rates generally would
increase and the rates, therefore, would decrease. The adjusted rates for
1970 can be computed by multiplying the reported rates by ratios of the
census-level population to the population adjusted for the estimated net
census undercount. A ratio of less than 1.0 indicates a net census under-
count and a corresponding decrease in the death rate. A ratio greater than
1.0 indicates a net census overcount and would result in an increase in
the death rate.
Coverage ratios for all ages show that, in general, females were more
completely enumerated than males and the white population more completely
enumerated than the all other population in the 1970 Census of Population.
The 25-34 and 35-44 year age groups were most underenumerated for males while
the age group 75-84 years was most underenumerated for females. There was
an estimated 5 percent underenumeration of white males and a 13 percent
underenumeration of all other males in the 35-44 year age group. An
estimated 6 percent of white females and 15 percent of all other females were
not enumerated in the 75-84 year age group. Also for the less than one year
age group, there was an 11 percent underenumeration for the all other popula-
tion compared with only 1 percent underenumeration in the same group for the
white population.
If vital statistics measures were calculated with adjustments for net
census undercounts for each population subgroup, the resulting rates would
be differentially reduced from their original levels; that is, rates for
those groups with the greatest estimated undercounts would show the greatest
relative reductions due to these adjustments. Similar effects would be
evident in the opposite direction for groups with overcounts.As a consequence,
the ratio of mortality between the rates for males and females, and between
the rates for the white population and the population of other races, or the
black population, usually would be reduced.
Similarly, the differences between the death rates among subgroups of
the population by cause of death would be affected by adjustments for net
census undercounts. For example, for the age group 25-34 years in 1970, the
ratio of the rates for Homicide for all other males to that for white males
is 10.6, while the ratio of the death rates corrected for net census
undercount is 9.6. Therefore the adjustment for net census undercount would
reduce the ratio by 9.4 percent. For Malignant neoplasms of respiratory
system, also for the age gouup 25-34 in 1970, the ratio of the death rate for
males to the death rate for females would decrease from 2.5 to 2.3 if the
populations were corrected for net census undercount. This reflects the
greater undernumeration among males in this age group.
Summary measures--The effect of net census undercount on age-adjusted
death rates depends on the underenumeration of each age group and on the
distribution of deaths by age.In 1970, the age-adjusted death rate for all
causes would decrease from 7.1 to 7.0 per 1,000 population if the age-
specific death rates were corrected for net census undercount.
For deaths from Homicide, the age-adjusted death rate for white males
would decrease by 2.7 percent, from 7.3 to 7.1 deaths per 100,000 population,
while the age-adjusted death rate for Negro males would decrease by 10.4
percent, from 72.8 to 65.2 deaths per 100,000 population.
If death rates by age are reduced, then the corresponding life
expectancy at birth computed from these rates would increase. Thus the
general effect of correcting the death rates for the net census undercount
is to increase the estimate of life expectancy at birth. In addition the
differential underenumeration among race-sex groups would lead to a greater
increase in the life expectancy for some groups than for others. For the
white population, which experienced less underenumeration in the 1970
Census of Population, the effect of adjustment for net census undercount
would, accordingly, be less than that for the Negro population.
Symbols Used in Tables
Data not available -------------------------------------------- ---
Category not applicable --------------------------------------- ...
Quantity zero ------------------------------------------------- -
Quantity more than zero but less than 0.05 -------------------- 0.0
Figure does not meet standards of reliability or precision ---- *
Addendum 1976
Addendums to Technical Appendix
Addendum 1976
1976 Addendum to "Technical Appendix" of Vital Statistics of the
United States, Volume II, Part A, Mortality
1. In 1976, 29 States furnished demographic data and 7 States
furnished both demographic and cause-of-death data on computer
tape through the Cooperative Health Statistics System.
The following States were added to the CHSS program beginning in
1976:
State-coded
demographic data
Alabama
Kentucky
Minnesota
Nevada
Texas
West Virginia
2. For 1976, the total number of deaths by place of occurrence was
2,467 larger than the total by place of residence.
3. Estimates of the total resident population of the United States
by age, race, and sex in 1976 are published by the Bureau of the
Census in Current Population Reports. Series P-25, Number 643.
Total estimated populations for States are published in Series
P-25, Number 646; populations by broad age groups were prepared
by the Bureau of the Census for NCHS and do not appear in the
P-25 Series.
Addendum 1977
Addendum 1977
1977 Addendum to "Technical Appendix" of Vital Statistics of the
United States, Volume II, Part A, Mortality
1. In 1977, 26 States and New York City furnished demographic data
only and 7 States furnished both demographic and cause-of-death
data on computer tape through the Cooperative Health Statistics
System.
The following States were added to the CHSS program beginning
in 1976:
State-coded
demographic data
Alabama
Kentucky
Minnesota
Nevada
Texas
West Virginia
New York City and the following States were added to the CHSS
program beginning in 1977:
State-coded
demographic data
Alaska
Idaho
Massachusetts
Ohio
2. For 1977, the total number of deaths by place of occurrence was
2,509 larger than the total by place of residence.
3. Estimates of the total resident population of the United States
by age, race, and sex in 1977 are published by the Bureau of the
Census in Current Population Reports, Series P-25, Number 721.
Total estimated populations for States are published in Series
P-25, Number 734; populations by broad age groups were prepared
by the Bureau of the Census for NCHS and do not appear in the
P-25 Series.
Addendum 1978
Addendum 1978
1978 Addendum to "Technical Appendix" of Vital Statistics of the
United States, Volume II, Part A, Mortality
In 1978, 29 States and New York City furnished demographic data only
and 7 States furnished both demographic and cause-of-death data on
computer tape through the Cooperative Health Statistics System.
4Additions to CHSS Program 1976-1978
The following States were added to the CHSS program beginning in
1976:
Stated-coded
demographic data
Alabama
Kentucky
Minnesota
Nevada
Texas
West Virginia
New York City and the following States were added to the CHSS program
beginning in 1977:
Stated-coded
demographic data
Alaska
Idaho
Massachusetts
Ohio
The following States were added to the CHSS program beginning in 1978:
Stated-coded
demographic data
Indiana
Utah
Washington
2. For 1978, the total number of deaths by place of occurrence was
2,839 larger than the total by place of residence.
3. Estimates of the total resident population of the United States by
age, race, and sex in 1978 are published by the Bureau of the
Census in Current Population Reports, Series P-25, Number 870.
Total estimated populations for States are published in P-25,
Number 876; populations by broad age groups were prepared by the
Bureau of the Census for NCHS and do not appear in the P-25 Series.
Geographic Codes 1968-1978
Information Regarding 1968-1969 Geographic Codes Used
A listing of the geographic codes used for the 1962-1969 mortality data
is contained in a publication: VITAL STATISTICS INSTRUCTION MANUAL,
GEOGRAPHIC REFERENCE MANUAL (Codes Used in Computer Operations Effective
with 1962 Data), (U.S.) National Center for Health Statistics,
Hyattsville, MD. These codes are not currently contained in an
on-line computer file; they exist only in hard copy. A copy of this
geographic codes manual can be requested from the
CDC Information Center, ext. 3396 (FTS 236-3396).
State Codes Used By NCHS, 1970-1978
NCHS - DIVISION OF VITAL STATISTICS
STATE CODE STRUCTURE
01 Alabama 26 Missouri
02 Alaska 27 Montana
03 Arizona 28 Nebraska
04 Arkansas 29 Nevada
05 California 30 New Hampshire
06 Colorado 31 New Jersey
07 Connecticut 32 New Mexico
08 Delaware 33 New York
09 District of Columbia 34 North Carolina
10 Florida 35 North Dakota
11 Georgia 36 Ohio
12 Hawaii 37 Oklahoma
13 Idaho 38 Oregon
14 Illinois 39 Pennsylvania
15 Indiana 40 Rhode Island
16 Iowa 41 South Carolina
17 Kansas 42 South Dakota
18 Kentucky 43 Tennessee
19 Louisiana 44 Texas
20 Maine 45 Utah
21 Maryland 46 Vermont
22 Massachusetts 47 Virginia
23 Michigan 48 Washington
24 Minnesota 49 West Virginia
25 Mississippi 50 Wisconsin
51 Wyoming
1970 SMSA Areas and Codes Adapted for Use by NCHS Geographic Codes 001-030
1970 GEOGRAPHIC CODES
STANDARD METROPOLITAN STATISTICAL AREAS ADAPTED FOR NCHS
(Effective with 1970 data)
SMSA STATE AND
CODE COUNTY CODE SMSA NAME AND COUNTY COMPONENTS
001 ABILENE, TEXAS
44 127. Jones County
44 221. Taylor County
002 AKRON, OHIO
36 067. Portage County
36 077. Summit County
003 ALBANY, GA.
11 047. Dougherty County
004 ALBANY-SCHENECTACY-TROY, N.Y.
33 001. Albany County
33 039. Rensselaer County
33 042. Saratoga County
33 043. Schenectady County
005 ALBUQUERQUE, N. MEX.
32 001. Bernalillo County
006 ALLENTOWN-BETHLEHEM-EASTON, PA.-N.J.
39 039. Lehigh County, PA.
39 048. Northampton County, PA.
31 021. Warren County, N.J.
007 ALTOONA, PA.
39 007. Blair County
008 AMARILLO, TEXAS
44 188. Potter County
44 191. Randall County
009 ANAHEIM-SANTA ANA-GARDEN GROVE, CALIF.
05 030. Orange County
010 ANDERSON, IND.
15 048. Madison County
011 ANN ARBOR, MICH.
23 081. Washtenaw County
012 APPLETON-OSHKOSH, WIS.
50 008. Calumet County
50 045. Outagamie County
50 071. Winnebago County
013 ASHEVILLE, N.C.
34 011. Buncombe County
014 ATLANTA, GA.
11 031. Clayton County
11 033. Cobb County
11 044. De Kalb County
11 060. Fulton County
11 067. Gwinnett County
015 ATLANTIC CITY, N.J.
31 001. Atlantic County
016 AUGUSTA, GA. - S.C.
11 121. Richmond County, GA.
41 002. Aiken County, S.C.
017 AUSTIN, TEXAS
44 227. Travis County
018 BAKERSFIELD, CALIF.
05 015. Kern County
019 BALTIMORE, MD.
21 002. Anne Arundel County
21 003. Baltimore County
21 007. Carroll County
21 013. Harford County
21 014. Howard County
21 004. Baltimore City
020 BATON ROUGE, LA.
19 017. East Baton Rouge Parish
021 BAY CITY MICH.
23 009. Bay County
022 BEAUMONT-PORT ARTHUR-ORANGE, TEXAS
44 123. Jefferson County
44 181. Orange County
023 BILLINGS, MONT.
27 056. Yellowstone County
024 BILOXI-GULFPORT, MISS.
25 024. Harrison County
025 BINGHAMTON, N.Y. - PA.
33 003. Broome County, N.Y.
33 050. Tioga County, N.Y.
39 058. Susquehanna County, PA.
026 BIRMINGHAM, ALA.
01 037. Jefferson County
01 059. Shelby County
01 064. Walker County
027 BLOOMINGTON-NORMAL, ILL.
14 057. McLean County
028 BOISE CITY, IDAHO
13 001. Ada County
029 BOSTON-LOWELL-LAWRENCE, MASS.(MSEA)
22 005. Essex County
22 009. Middlesex County
22 011. Norfolk County
22 013. Suffolk County
030 BRIDGEPORT-STAMFORD-NORWALK, CONN.(MSEA)
07 001. Fairfield County
Geographic Codes 031-060
1970 GEOGRAPHIC CODES
STANDARD METROPOLITAN STATISTICAL AREAS ADAPTED FOR NCHS
(Effective with 1970 data)
SMSA STATE AND
CODE COUNTY CODE SMSA NAME AND COUNTY COMPONENTS
031 BROCKTON, MASS.(MSEA)
22 012. Plymouth County
032 BROWNSVILLE-HARLINGEN-SAN BENITO, TEXAS
44 031. Cameron County
033 BRYAN-COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS
44 021. Brazos County
034 BUFFALO, N.Y.
33 014. Erie County
33 030. Niagara County
035 CANTON, OHIO
36 076. Stark County
036 CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA
16 057. Linn County
037 CHAMPAIGN-URBANA, ILL.
14 010. Champaign County
038 CHARLESTON, S.C.
41 008. Berkeley County
41 010. Charleston County
039 CHARLESTON, W.VA.
49 020. Kanawha County
040 CHARLOTTE, N.C.
34 060. Mecklenburg County
34 090. Union County
041 CHATTANOOGA, TENN.-GA.
43 033. Hamilton County, Tenn.
11 146. Walker County, Ga.
042 CHICAGO, ILL.
14 016. Cook County
14 022. Du Page County
14 045. Kane County
14 049. Lake County
14 056. McHenry County
14 099. Will County
043 CINCINNATI, OHIO-KY.-IND.
36 013. Clermont County, Ohio
36 031. Hamilton County, Ohio
36 083. Warren County, Ohio
15 015. Dearborn County, Ind.
18 008. Boone County, Ky.
18 019. Campbell County, Ky.
18 059. Kenton County, Ky.
044 CLEVELAND, OHIO
36 018. Cuyahoga County
36 028. Geauga County
36 043. Lake County
36 052. Medina County
045 COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO.
06 021. El Paso County
046 COLUMBIA, MO.
26 010. Boone County
047 COLUMBIA, S.C.
41 032. Lexington County
41 040. Richland County
048 COLUMBUS, GA.-ALA.
11 026. Chattahoochee County, Ga.
11 106. Muscogee County, Ga.
01 057. Russell County, Ala.
049 COLUMBUS, OHIO
36 021. Delaware County
36 025. Franklin County
36 065. Pickaway County
050 CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS
44 178. Nueces County
44 205. San Patricio County
051 DALLAS, TEXAS
44 043. Collin County
44 057. Dallas County
44 061. Denton County
44 070. Ellis County
44 129. Kaufman County
44 199. Rockwall County
052 DAVENPORT-ROCK ISLAND-MOLINE, IOWA-ILL.
16 082. Scott County, Iowa
14 037. Henry County, Ill.
14 081. Rock Island County, Ill.
053 DAYTON, OHIO
36 029. Greene County
36 055. Miami County
36 057. Montgomery County
36 068. Preble County
054 DECATUR, ILL.
14 058. Macon County
055 DENVER, COLO.
06 001. Adams County
06 003. Arapahoe County
06 007. Boulder County
06 016. Denver County (Coext)
06 030. Jefferson County
056 DES MOINES, IOWA
16 077. Polk County
057 DETROIT, MICH.
23 050. Macomb County
23 063. Oakland County
23 082. Wayne County
058 DUBUQUE, IOWA
16 031. Dubuque County
059 DULUTH-SUPERIOR, MINN.-WIS.
24 069. St. Louis County, Minn.
50 016. Douglas County, Wis.
060 DURHAM, N.C.
34 032. Durham County
34 068. Orange County
Geographic Codes 061-090
1970 GEOGRAPHIC CODES
STANDARD METROPOLITAN STATISTICAL AREAS ADAPTED FOR NCHS
(Effective with 1970 data)
SMSA STATE AND
CODE COUNTY CODE SMSA NAME AND COUNTY COMPONENTS
061 EL PASO, TEXAS
44 071. El Paso County
062 ERIE, PA.
39 025. Erie County
063 EUGENE, OREG.
38 020. Lane County
064 EVANSVILLE, IND.-KY.
15 082. Vanderburgh County, Ind.
15 087. Warrick County, Ind.
18 051. Henderson County, Ky.
065 FALL RIVER-NEW BEDFORD, MASS.(MSEA)
22 003. Bristol County
066 FARGO-MOORHEAD, N.DAK.-MINN.
35 009. Cass County, N. Dak.
24 014. Clay County, Minn.
067 FAYETTEVILLE, N.C.
34 026. Cumberland County
068 FLINT, MICH.
23 025. Genesee County
23 044. Lapeer County
069 FORT LAUDERDALE-HOLLYWOOD, FLA.
10 006. Broward County
070 FORT SMITH, ARK.-OKLA.
04 017. Crawford County, Ark.
04 066. Sebastion County, Ark.
37 040. Le Flore County, Okla.
37 068. Sequoyah County, Okla.
071 FORT WAYNE, IND.
15 002. Allen County
072 FORT WORTH, TEXAS
44 126. Johnson County
44 220. Tarrant County
073 FRESNO, CALIF.
05 010. Fresno County
074 GADSDEN, ALA.
01 028. Etowah County
075 GAINESVILLE, FLA.
10 001. Alachua County
076 GALVESTON-TEXAS CITY, TEXAS
44 084. Galveston County
077 GARY-HAMMOND-EAST CHICAGO, IND.
15 045. Lake County
15 064. Porter County
078 GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.
23 041. Kent County
23 070. Ottawa County
079 GREAT FALLS, MONT.
27 007. Cascade County
080 GREEN BAY, WIS.
50 005. Brown County
081 GREENSBORO-WINSTON SALEM-HIGH POINT, N.C.
34 034. Forsyth County
34 041. Guilford County
34 076. Randolph County
34 099. Yadkin County
082 GREENVILLE, S.C.
41 023. Greenville County
41 039. Pickens County
083 HAMILTON-MIDDLETOWN, OHIO
36 009. Butler County
084 HARRISBURG, PA.
39 021. Cumberland County
39 022. Dauphin County
39 050. Perry County
085 HARTFORD-NEW BRITAIN-BRISTOL, CONN.(MSEA)
07 002. Hartford County
086 HONOLULU, HAWAII
12 002. Honolulu County
087 HOUSTON, TEXAS
44 020. Brazoria County
44 079. Fort Bend County
44 101. Harris County
44 146. Liberty County
44 170. Montgomery County
088 HUNTINGTON-ASHLAND, W.VA.-KY.-OHIO
49 006. Cabell County, W. Va.
49 050. Wayne County, W. Va.
36 044. Lawrence County, Ohio
18 010. Boyd County, Ky.
089 HUNTSVILLE, ALA.
01 042. Limestone County
01 045. Madison County
090 INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
15 006. Boone County
15 029. Hamilton County
15 030. Hancock County
15 032. Hendricks County
15 041. Johnson County
15 049. Marion County
15 055. Morgan County
15 073. Shelby County
Geographic Codes 091-120
1970 GEOGRAPHIC CODES
STANDARD METROPOLITAN STATISTICAL AREAS ADAPTED FOR NCHS
(Effective with 1970 data)
SMSA STATE AND
CODE COUNTY CODE SMSA NAME AND COUNTY COMPONENTS
091 JACKSON, MICH.
23 038. Jackson County
092 JACKSON, MISS.
25 025. Hinds County
25 061. Rankin County
093 JACKSONVILLE, FLA.
10 016. Duval-Jacksonville Coext.
094 JERSEY CITY, N.J.
31 009. Hudson County
095 JOHNSTOWN, PA.
39 011. Cambria County
39 056. Somerset County
096 KALAMAZOO, MICH.
23 039. Kalamazoo County
097 KANSAS CITY, MO.-KANS.
26 019. Cass County, Mo.
26 024. Clay County, Mo.
26 048. Jackson County, Mo.
26 083. Platte County, Mo.
17 046. Johnson County, Kans.
17 105. Wyandotte County, Kans.
098 KENOSHA, WIS.
50 030. Kenesha County
099 KNOXVILLE, TENN.
43 001. Anderson County
43 005. Blount County
43 047. Knox County
100 LA CROSSE, WIS.
50 032. La Crosse County
101 LAFAYETTE, LA.
19 028. Lafayette Parish
102 LAFAYETTE-WEST LAFAYETTE, IND.
15 079. Tippecanoe County
103 LAKE CHARLES, LA.
19 010. Calcasieu Parish
104 LANCASTER, PA.
39 036. Lancaster County
105 LANSING, MICH.
23 019. Clinton County
23 023. Eaton County
23 033. Ingham County
106 LAREDO, TEXAS
44 240. Webb County
107 LAS VEGAS, NEV.
29 002. Clark County
108 LAWTON, OKLA.
37 016. Comanche County
109 LEXINGTON, KY.
18 034. Fayette County
110 LIMA, OHIO
36 002. Allen County
36 069. Putnam County
36 081. Van Wert County
111 LINCOLN, NEBR.
28 055. Lancaster County
112 LITTLE ROCK-NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
04 060. Pulaski County
04 063. Saline County
113 LORAIN-ELYRIA, OHIO
36 047. Lorain County
114 LOS ANGELES-LONG BEACH, CALIF.
05 019. Los Angeles County
115 LOUISVILLE, KY.-IND.
18 056. Jefferson County, Ky.
15 010. Clark County, Ind.
15 022. Floyd County, Ind.
116 LUBBOCK, TEXAS
44 152. Lubbock County
117 LYNCHBURG, VA.
47 015. Amherst County
47 048. Campbell County
47 360. Lynchburg City
118 MACON, GA.
11 011. Bibb County
11 076. Houston County
119 MADISON, WIS.
50 013. Dane County
120 MANCHESTER, N.H.(MSEA)
30 006. Hillsborough County
Geographic Codes 121-150
1970 GEOGRAPHIC CODES
STANDARD METROPOLITAN STATISTICAL AREAS ADAPTED FOR NCHS
(Effective with 1970 data)
SMSA STATE AND
CODE COUNTY CODE SMSA NAME AND COUNTY COMPONENTS
121 MANSFIELD, OHIO
36 070. Richland County
122 MC ALLEN-PHARR-EDINBURG, TEXAS
44 108. Hidalgo County
123 MEMPHIS, TENN.-ARK.
43 079. Shelby County, Tenn.
04 018. Crittenden County, Ark.
124 MIAMI, FLA.
10 013. Dade County
125 MIDLAND, TEXAS
44 165. Midland County
126 MILWAUKEE, WIS.
50 041. Milwaukee County
50 046. Ozaukee County
50 067. Washington County
50 068. Waukesha County
127 MINNEAPOLIS-ST.PAUL, MINN.
24 002. Anoka County
24 019. Dakota County
24 027. Hennepin County
24 062. Ramsey County
24 082. Washington County
128 MOBILE, ALA.
01 002. Baldwin County
01 049. Mobile County
129 MODESTO, CALIF.
05 050. Stanislaus County
130 MONROE, LA.
19 037. Quachita Parish
131 MONTGOMERY, ALA.
01 026. Elmore County
01 051. Montgomery County
132 MUNCIE, IND.
15 018. Delaware County
133 MUSKEGON-MUSKEGON HEIGHTS, MICH.
23 061. Muskegon County
134 NASHVILLE-DAVIDSON, TENN.
43 019. Davidson-Nashville, Coext.
43 083. Sumner County
43 095. Wilson County
135 NEW HAVEN-WATERBURY, CONN.(MSEA)
07 005. New Haven County
136 NEW ORLEANS, LA.
19 026. Jefferson Parish
19 036. Orleans-New Orleans Coext.
19 044. St. Bernard Parish
19 052. St. Tammany Parish
137 NEW YORK, N.Y.
33 029. New York City
33 028. Nassau County
33 040. Rockland County
33 048. Suffolk County
33 056. Westchester County
138 NEWARK, N.J.
31 007. Essex County
31 014. Morris County
31 020. Union County
139 NEWPORT NEWS-HAMPTON, VA.
47 294. York County
47 348. Hampton City
47 366. Newport News City
140 NORFOLK-PORTSMOUTH, VA.
47 315. Chesapeake City
47 369. Norfolk City
47 378. Portsmouth City
47 402. Virginia Beach City
141 ODESSA, TEXAS
44 068. Ector County
142 OGDEN, UTAH
45 029. Weber County
143 OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA.
37 009. Canadian County
37 014. Cleveland County
37 055. Oklahoma County
144 OMAHA, NEBR.-IOWA
28 028. Douglas County, Nebr.
28 077. Sarpy County, Nebr.
16 078. Pottawattamie County, Iowa
145 ORLANDO, FLA.
10 048. Orange County
10 059. Seminole County
146 OWENSBORO, KY.
18 030. Daviess County
147 OXNARD-VENTURA, CALIF.
05 056. Ventura County
148 PATTERSON-CLIFTON-PASSAIC, N.J.
31 002. Bergen County
31 016. Passaic County
149 PENSACOLA, FLA.
10 017. Escambia County
10 057. Santa Rosa County
150 PEORIA, ILL.
14 072. Peoria County
14 090. Tazewell County
14 102. Woodford County
Geographic Codes 151-180
1970 GEOGRAPHIC CODES
STANDARD METROPOLITAN STATISTICAL AREAS ADAPTED FOR NCHS
(Effective with 1970 data)
SMSA STATE AND
CODE COUNTY CODE SMSA NAME AND COUNTY COMPONENTS
151 PETERSBURG-COLONIAL HEIGHTS, VA.
47 081. Dinwiddie County
47 222. Prince George County
47 321. Colonial Heights City
47 354. Hopewell City
47 375. Petersburg City
152 PHILADELPHIA, PA.-N.J.
39 009. Bucks County, Pa.
39 015. Chester County, Pa.
39 023. Delaware County, Pa.
39 046. Montgomery County, Pa.
39 051. Philadelphia County, Pa.
31 003. Burlington County, N.J.
31 004. Camden County, N.J.
31 008. Gloucester County, N.J.
153 PHOENIX, ARIZ.
03 007. Maricopa County
154 PINE BLUFF, ARK.
04 035. Jefferson County
155 PITTSBURGH, PA.
39 002. Allegheny County
39 004. Beaver County
39 063. Washington County
39 065. Westmoreland County
156 PITTSFIELD, MASS.(MSEA)
22 002. Berkshire County
157 PORTLAND, MAINE
20 003. Cumberland County
158 PORTLAND, OREG.-WASH.
38 003. Clackamas County, Oreg.
38 026. Multnomah County, Oreg.
38 034. Washington County, Oreg.
48 006. Clark County, Wash.
159 PROVIDENCE, R.I.
40 001. Bristol County
40 002. Kent County
40 004. Providence County
160 PROVO-OREM, UTAH
45 025. Utah County
161 PUEBLO, COLO.
06 051. Pueblo County
162 RACINE, WIS.
50 052. Racine County
163 RALEIGH, N.C.
34 092. Wake County
164 READING, PA.
Berks County
165 RENO, NEV.
29 016. Washoe County
166 RICHMOND, VA.
47 063. Chesterfield County
47 126. Hanover County
47 129. Henrico County
47 384. Richmond City
167 ROANOKE, VA.
47 240. Roanoke County
47 387. Roanoke City
47 390. Salem City
168 ROCHESTER, MINN.
24 055. Olmsted County
169 ROCHESTER, N.Y.
33 024. Livingston County
33 026. Monroe County
33 035. Orleans County
33 055. Wayne County
170 ROCKFORD, ILL.
14 004. Boone County
14 101. Winnebago County
171 SACRAMENTO, CALIF.
05 031. Placer County
05 034. Sacramento County
05 057. Yolo County
172 SAGINAW, MICH.
23 073. Saginaw County
173 ST. JOSEPH, MO.
26 011. Buchanan County
174 ST. LOUIS, MO.-ILL.
26 036. Franklin County. Mo.
26 050. Jefferson County, Mo.
26 092. St. Charles County, Mo.
26 095. St. Louis County, Mo.
26 096. St. Louis City, Mo.
14 060. Madison County, Ill.
14 082. St. Clair County, Ill.
175 SALEM, OREG.
38 024. Marion County
38 027. Polk County
176 SALINAS-MONTEREY, CALIF.
05 027. Monterey County
177 SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH
45 006. Davis County
45 018. Salt Lake County
178 SAN ANGELO, TEXAS
44 226. Tom Green County
179 SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS
44 015. Bexar County
44 094. Guadalupe County
180 SAN BERNARDINO-RIVERSIDE-ORTARIO, CALIF.
05 033. Riverside County
05 036. San Bernardino County
Geographic Codes 181-210
1970 GEOGRAPHIC CODES
STANDARD METROPOLITAN STATISTICAL AREAS ADAPTED FOR NCHS
(Effective with 1970 data)
SMSA STATE AND
CODE COUNTY CODE SMSA NAME AND COUNTY COMPONENTS
181 SAN DIEGO, CALIF.
05 037. San Diego County
182 SAN FRANCISCO-OAKLAND, CALIF.
05 001. Alameda County
05 007. Contra Costa County
05 021. Marin County
05 038. San Francisco Coext.
05 041. San Mateo County
183 SAN JOSE, CALIF.
05 043. Santa Clara County
184 SANTA BARBARA, CALIF.
05 042. Santa Barbara County
185 SANTA ROSA, CALIF.
05 049. Sonoma County
186 SAVANNAH, GA.
11 025. Chatham County
187 SCRANTON, PA.
39 035. Lackawanna County
188 SEATTLE-EVERETT, WASH.
48 017. King County
48 031. Snohomish County
189 SHERMAN-DENISON, TEXAS
44 091. Grayson County
190 SHREVEPORT, LA.
19 008. Bossier Parish
19 009. Caddo Parish
191 SIOUX CITY, IOWA-NEBR.
16 097. Woodbury County, Iowa
28 022. Dakota County, Nebr.
192 SIOUX FALLS, S DAK.
42 049. Minnehaha County
193 SOUTH BEND, IND.
15 050. Marshall County
15 071. St. Joseph County
194 SPOKANE, WASH.
48 032. Spokane County
195 SPRINGFIELD, ILL.
14 084. Sangamon County
196 SPRINGFIELD, MO.
26 039. Greene County
197 SPRINGFIELD, OHIO
36 012. Clark County
198 SPRINGFIELD-HOLYOKE, MASS.(MSEA)
22 007. Hampden County
22 008. Hampshire County
199 STEUBENVILLE-WEIRTON, OHIO-W.VA.
36 041. Jefferson County, Ohio
49 005. Brooke County, W.Va.
49 015. Hancock County, W.Va.
200 STOCKTON, CALIF.
05 039. San Joaquin County
201 SYRACUSE, N.Y.
33 025. Madison County
33 032. Onondaga County
33 036. Oswego County
202 TACOMA, WASH.
48 027. Pierce County
203 TALLAHASSEE, FLA.
10 037. Leon County
204 TAMPA-ST.PETERSBURG, FLA.
10 029. Hillsborough County
10 052. Pinellas County
205 TERRE HAUTE, IND.
15 011. Clay County
15 077. Sullivan County
15 083. Vermillion County
15 084. Vigo County
206 TEXARKANA, TEXAS-ARK.
44 019. Bowie County, Texas
04 046. Miller County, Ark.
207 TOLEDO, OHIO-MICH.
36 048. Lucas County, Ohio
36 087. Wood County, Ohio
23 058. Monroe County, Mich.
208 TOPEKA, KANS.
17 089. Shawnee County
209 TRENTON, N.J.
31 011. Mercer County
210 TUCSON, ARIZ.
03 010. Pima County
Geographic Codes 211-229
1970 GEOGRAPHIC CODES
STANDARD METROPOLITAN STATISTICAL AREAS ADAPTED FOR NCHS
(Effective with 1970 data)
SMSA STATE AND
CODE COUNTY CODE SMSA NAME AND COUNTY COMPONENTS
211 TULSA, OKLA.
37 019. Creek County
37 057. Osage County
37 072. Tulsa County
212 TUSCALOOSA, ALA.
01 063. Tuscaloosa County
213 TYLER, TEXAS
44 212. Smith County
214 UTICA-ROME, N.Y.
33 021. Herkimer County
33 031. Oneida County
215 VALLEJO-NAPA, CALIF.
05 028. Napa County
05 048. Solano County
216 VINELAND-MILLVILLE-BRIDGETON, N.J.
31 006. Cumberland County
217 WACO, TEXAS
44 155. McLennan County
218 WASHINGTON, D.C.-MD.-VA.
09 001. Washington, D.C.
21 016. Montgomery County, Md.
21 017. Prince George County, Md.
47 021. Arlington County, Va.
47 087. Fairfax County, Va.
47 159. Loudon County, Va.
47 225. Prince William County, Va.
47 300. Alexandria City, Va.
47 333. Fairfax City, Va.
47 336. Falls Church City, Va.
219 WATERLOO, IOWA
16 007. Black Hawk County
220 WEST PALM BEACH, FLA.
10 050. Palm Beach County
221 WHEELING, W.VA.-OHIO
49 026. Marshall County, W.Va.
49 035. Ohio County, W.Va.
36 007. Belmont County, Ohio
222 WICHITA, KANSAS
17 008. Butler County
17 087. Sedgwick County
223 WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS
44 005. Archer County
44 243. Wichita County
224 WILKES-BARRE-HAZLETON, PA.
39 040. Luzerne County
225 WILMINGTON, DEL.-N.J.-MD.
08 002. New Castle County, Del.
31 017. Salem County, N.J.
21 008. Cecil County, Md.
226 WILMINGTON, N.C.
34 010. Brunswick County
34 065. New Hanover County
227 WORCESTER, MASS.(MSEA)
22 014. Worcester County
228 YORK, PA.
39 001. Adams County
39 067. York County
229 YOUNGSTOWN-WARREN, OHIO
36 050. Mahoning County
36 078. Trumbull County
Standard Consolidated Areas 1970
COMPONENT PARTS FOR
STANDARD CONSOLIDATED AREAS, 1970
I. NEW YORK, N.Y. -- NORTHEASTERN NEW JERSEY
SMSA
CODE COMPONENT NAME
094. Jersey City, N.J. (SMSA)
137. New York, N.Y. (SMSA)
138. Newark, N.J. (SMSA)
148. Patterson-Clifton-Passaic, N.J. (SMSA)
VVV (NUM.) Middlesex County, N.J. (Nonmet County)
VVV (NUM.) Somerset County, N.J. (Nonmet County)
II. CHICAGO, ILL. -- NORTHWESTERN INDIANA
SMSA
CODE COMPNENT NAME
042. Chicago, Ill., (SMSA)
077. Gary-Hammond-East Chicago, Ind., (SMSA)
Geographic Code Manual, 1970-1978
Introduction
This manual itemizes the geographic codes contained in computer
tapes beginning with data year 1970. These codes do not conform with
codes that were entered in the initial data records. They are recodes
of the original coded entries and are designed to facilitate computer
processing.
1. State Codes
The States and the District of Columbia are numbered in alphabetical
sequence from 01 through 51.
2. County Codes
Counties and county equivalents are numbered in alphabetical sequence
within State.
*NOTE: On January 1, 1973, Nansemond County, Virginia became the
independent city of Nansemond, and on January 1, 1974 this city merged
with Suffolk City. Effective with 1975 Vital Statistics data, events
for Nansemond were coded to Suffolk City and the county code for
Nansemond was discontinued.
3. City Codes
Cities with populations of 10,000 or more according to the final 1970
census are numbered in alphabetical sequence within State.
4. Population Size Codes
Areas are classified for population size as follows:
Places of 1,000,000 or more......................0
Places of 500,000 to 1,000,000.................1
Places of 250,000 to 500,000.................2
Places of 100,000 to 250,000.................3
Places of 50,000 to 100,000.................4
Places of 25,000 to 50,000.................5
Places of 10,000 to 25,000.................6
All other areas in U.S...........................9
Nonresident aliens...............................Z
NCHS County Listings for State 01
LISTING OF ALL NCHS - 1970 GEOGRAPHIC CODES
COUNTY NAME STATE CO. CI. PS SMSA M/N CITY NAME
AUTAUGA 01 001 072 6 000 2 PRATTVILLE
AUTAUGA 01 001 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
BALDWIN 01 002 999 9 128 1 ENTIRE COUNTY
BARBOUR 01 003 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BIBB 01 004 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BLOUNT 01 005 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BULLOCK 01 006 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BUTLER 01 007 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CALHOUN 01 008 009 5 000 2 ANNISTON
CALHOUN 01 008 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CHAMBERS 01 009 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CHEROKEE 01 010 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CHILTON 01 011 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CHOCTAW 01 012 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CLARKE 01 013 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CLAY 01 014 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CLEBURNE 01 015 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
COFFEE 01 016 033 6 000 2 ENTERPRISE
COFFEE 01 016 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
COLBERT 01 017 081 6 000 2 SHEFFIELD
COLBERT 01 017 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CONECUH 01 018 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
COOSA 01 019 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
COVINGTON 01 020 006 6 000 2 ANDALUSIA
COVINGTON 01 020 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CRENSHAW 01 021 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CULLMAN 01 022 024 6 000 2 CULLMAN
CULLMAN 01 022 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
DALE 01 023 066 6 000 2 OZARK
DALE 01 023 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
DALLAS 01 024 078 5 000 2 SELMA
DALLAS 01 024 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
DE KALB 01 025 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ELMORE 01 026 999 9 131 1 ENTIRE COUNTY
ESCAMBIA 01 027 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ETOWAH 01 028 042 4 074 1 GADSDEN
ETOWAH 01 028 999 9 074 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
FAYETTE 01 029 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
FRANKLIN 01 030 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GENEVA 01 031 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GREENE 01 032 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HALE 01 033 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HENRY 01 034 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HOUSTON 01 035 030 5 000 2 DOTHAN
HOUSTON 01 035 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
JACKSON 01 036 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
JEFFERSON 01 037 018 5 026 1 BESSEMER
JEFFERSON 01 037 021 2 026 1 BIRMINGHAM
JEFFERSON 01 037 036 6 026 1 FAIRFIELD
JEFFERSON 01 037 045 6 026 1 HOMEWOOD
JEFFERSON 01 037 060 6 026 1 MOUNTAIN BROOK
JEFFERSON 01 037 999 9 026 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
LAMAR 01 038 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LAUDERDALE 01 039 039 5 000 2 FLORENCE
LAUDERDALE 01 039 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
LAWRENCE 01 040 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LEE 01 041 015 6 000 2 AUBURN
LEE 01 041 063 6 000 2 OPELIKA
LEE 01 041 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
LIMESTONE 01 042 012 6 089 1 ATHENS
LIMESTONE 01 042 999 9 089 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
LOWNDES 01 043 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MACON 01 044 096 6 000 2 TUSKEGEE
MACON 01 044 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MADISON 01 045 048 3 089 1 HUNTSVILLE
MADISON 01 045 999 9 089 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MARENGO 01 046 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MARION 01 047 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MARSHALL 01 048 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MOBILE 01 049 054 3 128 1 MOBILE
MOBILE 01 049 075 5 128 1 PRICHARD
MOBILE 01 049 999 9 128 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MONROE 01 050 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MONTGOMERY 01 051 057 3 131 1 MONTGOMERY
MONTGOMERY 01 051 999 9 131 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MORGAN 01 052 027 5 000 2 DECATUR
MORGAN 01 052 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
PERRY 01 053 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PICKENS 01 054 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PIKE 01 055 090 6 000 2 TROY
PIKE 01 055 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
RANDOLPH 01 056 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
RUSSELL 01 057 069 5 048 1 PHENIX CITY
RUSSELL 01 057 999 9 048 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
ST CLAIR 01 058 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SHELBY 01 059 999 9 026 1 ENTIRE COUNTY
SUMTER 01 060 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
TALLADEGA 01 061 084 6 000 2 SYLACAUGA
TALLADEGA 01 061 087 6 000 2 TALLADEGA
TALLADEGA 01 061 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
TALLAPOOSA 01 062 003 6 000 2 ALEXANDER CITY
TALLAPOOSA 01 062 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
TUSCALOOSA 01 063 093 4 212 1 TUSCALOOSA
TUSCALOOSA 01 063 999 9 212 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
WALKER 01 064 051 6 026 1 JASPER
WALKER 01 064 999 9 026 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
WASHINGTON 01 065 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WILCOX 01 066 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WINSTON 01 067 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
NCHS County Listings for State 02
COUNTY NAME STATE CO. CI. PS SMSA M/N CITY NAME
DIST. 1, PRINCE OF WALES 02 001 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE DISTRICT
DIST. 2, KETCHIKAN 02 002 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE DISTRICT
DIST. 3, WRANGELL 02 003 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE DISTRICT
DIST. 4, SITKA 02 004 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE DISTRICT
DIST. 5, JUNEAU 02 005 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE DISTRICT
DIST. 6, LYNN CANAL-ICY 02 006 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE DISTRICT
DIST. 7, CODOVA 02 007 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE DISTRICT
DIST. 8, VALDEZ-CHITTINA 02 008 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE DISTRICT
DIST. 9, PALMER-WASILLA 02 009 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE DISTRICT
DIST. 10, ANCHORAGE 02 010 001 5 000 2 ANCHORAGE
DIST. 10, ANCHORAGE 02 010 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF DISTRICT
DIST. 11, SEWARD 02 011 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE DISTRICT
DIST. 12, KENAI-COOK 02 012 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE DISTRICT
DIST. 13, KODIAK 02 013 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE DISTRICT
DIST. 14, ALEUTIAN 02 014 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE DISTRICT
DIST. 15, BRISTOL BAY 02 015 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE DISTRICT
DIST. 16, BETHEL 02 016 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE DISTRICT
DIST. 17, KUSKOKWIM 02 017 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE DISTRICT
DIST. 18, YUKON-KOYUKUK 02 018 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE DISTRICT
DIST. 19, FAIRBANKS 02 019 002 6 000 2 FAIRBANKS
DIST. 19, FAIRBANKS 02 019 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF DISTRICT
DIST. 20, UPPER YUKON 02 020 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE DISTRICT
DIST. 21, BARROW 02 021 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE DISTRICT
DIST. 22, KOBUK 02 022 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE DISTRICT
DIST. 23, NOME 02 023 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE DISTRICT
DIST. 24, WADE HAMPTON 02 024 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE DISTRICT
NCHS County Listings for State 03
COUNTY NAME STATE CO. CI. PS SMSA M/N CITY NAME
APACHE 03 001 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
COCHISE 03 002 009 6 000 2 DOUGLAS
COCHISE 03 002 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
COCONINO 03 003 012 5 000 2 FLAGSTAFF
COCONINO 03 003 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
GILA 03 004 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GRAHAM 03 005 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GREENLEE 03 006 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MARICOPA 03 007 006 6 153 1 CHANDLER
MARICOPA 03 007 015 5 153 1 GLENDALE
MARICOPA 03 007 018 4 153 1 MESA
MARICOPA 03 007 021 1 153 1 PHOENIX
MARICOPA 03 007 027 4 153 1 SCOTTSDALE
MARICOPA 03 007 030 4 153 1 TEMPE
MARICOPA 03 007 999 9 153 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MOHAVE 03 008 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
NAVAJO 03 009 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PIMA 03 010 033 2 210 1 TUCSON
PIMA 03 010 999 9 210 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
PINAL 03 011 003 6 000 2 CASA GRANDE
PINAL 03 011 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
SANTA CRUZ 03 012 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
YAVAPAI 03 013 024 6 000 2 PRESCOTT
YAVAPAI 03 013 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
YUMA 03 014 036 5 000 2 YUMA
YUMA 03 014 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
NCHS County Listings for State 04
COUNTY NAME STATE CO. CI. PS SMSA M/N CITY NAME
ARKANSAS 04 001 063 6 000 2 STUTTGART
ARKANSAS 04 001 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
ASHLEY 04 002 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BAXTER 04 003 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BENTON 04 004 054 6 000 2 ROGERS
BENTON 04 004 060 6 000 2 SPRINGDALE PT
BENTON 04 004 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
BOONE 04 005 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BRADLEY 04 006 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CALHOUN 04 007 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CARROLL 04 008 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CHICOT 04 009 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CLARK 04 010 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CLAY 04 011 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CLEBURNE 04 012 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CLEVELAND 04 013 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
COLUMBIA 04 014 042 6 000 2 MAGNOLIA
COLUMBIA 04 014 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CONWAY 04 015 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CRAIGHEAD 04 016 036 5 000 2 JONESBORO
CRAIGHEAD 04 016 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CRAWFORD 04 017 999 9 070 1 ENTIRE COUNTY
CRITTENDEN 04 018 072 5 123 1 WEST MEMPHIS
CRITTENDEN 04 018 999 9 123 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CROSS 04 019 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
DALLAS 04 020 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
DESHA 04 021 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
DREW 04 022 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
FAULKNER 04 023 012 6 000 2 CONWAY
FAULKNER 04 023 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
FRANKLIN 04 024 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
FULTON 04 025 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GARLAND 04 026 030 5 000 2 HOT SPRINGS
GARLAND 04 026 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
GRANT 04 027 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GREENE 04 028 048 6 000 2 PARAGOULD
GREENE 04 028 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
HEMPSTEAD 04 029 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HOT SPRING 04 030 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HOWARD 04 031 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
INDEPENDENCE 04 032 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
IZARD 04 033 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
JACKSON 04 034 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
JEFFERSON 04 035 051 4 154 1 PINE BLUFF
JEFFERSON 04 035 999 9 154 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
JOHNSON 04 036 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LAFAYETTE 04 037 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LAWRENCE 04 038 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LEE 04 039 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LINCOLN 04 040 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LITTLE RIVER 04 041 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LOGAN 04 042 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LONOKE 04 043 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MADISON 04 044 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MARION 04 045 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MILLER 04 046 066 6 206 1 TEXARKANA
MILLER 04 046 999 9 206 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MISSISSIPPI 04 047 006 6 000 2 BLYTHEVILLE
MISSISSIPPI 04 047 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MONROE 04 048 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MONTGOMERY 04 049 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
NEVADA 04 050 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
NEWTON 04 051 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
OUACHITA 04 052 009 6 000 2 CAMDEN
OUACHITA 04 052 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
PERRY 04 053 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PHILLIPS 04 054 027 6 000 2 HELENA
PHILLIPS 04 054 069 6 000 2 WEST HELENA
PHILLIPS 04 054 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
PIKE 04 055 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
POINSETT 04 056 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
POLK 04 057 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
POPE 04 058 057 6 000 2 RUSSELLVILLE
POPE 04 058 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
PRAIRIE 04 059 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PULASKI 04 060 033 6 112 1 JACKSONVILLE
PULASKI 04 060 039 3 112 1 LITTLE ROCK
PULASKI 04 060 045 4 112 1 NORTH LITTLE ROCK
PULASKI 04 060 999 9 112 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
RANDOLPH 04 061 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ST FRANCIS 04 062 021 6 000 2 FORREST CITY
ST FRANCIS 04 062 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
SALINE 04 063 003 6 112 1 BENTON
SALINE 04 063 999 9 112 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
SCOTT 04 064 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SEARCY 04 065 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SEBASTIAN 04 066 024 4 070 1 FORT SMITH
SEBASTIAN 04 066 999 9 070 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
SEVIER 04 067 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SHARP 04 068 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
STONE 04 069 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
UNION 04 070 015 5 000 2 EL DORADO
UNION 04 070 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
VAN BUREN 04 071 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WASHINGTON 04 072 018 5 000 2 FAYETTEVILLE
WASHINGTON 04 072 060 6 000 2 SPRINGDALE PT
WASHINGTON 04 072 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
WHITE 04 073 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WOODRUFF 04 074 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
YELL 04 075 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
NCHS County Listings for State 05
COUNTY NAME STATE CO. CI. PS SMSA M/N CITY NAME
ALAMEDA 05 001 003 4 182 1 ALAMEDA
ALAMEDA 05 001 006 6 182 1 ALBANY
ALAMEDA 05 001 054 3 182 1 BERKELEY
ALAMEDA 05 001 189 3 182 1 FREMONT
ALAMEDA 05 001 219 4 182 1 HAYWARD
ALAMEDA 05 001 273 5 182 1 LIVERMORE
ALAMEDA 05 001 360 5 182 1 NEWARK
ALAMEDA 05 001 375 2 182 1 OAKLAND
ALAMEDA 05 001 417 6 182 1 PIEDMONT
ALAMEDA 05 001 432 6 182 1 PLEASANTON
ALAMEDA 05 001 513 4 182 1 SAN LEANDRO
ALAMEDA 05 001 618 6 182 1 UNION CITY
ALAMEDA 05 001 999 9 182 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
ALPINE 05 002 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
AMADOR 05 003 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BUTTE 05 004 093 6 000 2 CHICO
BUTTE 05 004 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CALAVERAS 05 005 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
COLUSA 05 006 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CONTRA COSTA 05 007 015 5 182 1 ANTIOCH
CONTRA COSTA 05 007 117 4 182 1 CONCORD
CONTRA COSTA 05 007 165 5 182 1 EL CERRITO
CONTRA COSTA 05 007 243 6 182 1 LAFAYETTE
CONTRA COSTA 05 007 312 6 182 1 MARTINEZ
CONTRA COSTA 05 007 420 6 182 1 PINOLE
CONTRA COSTA 05 007 423 6 182 1 PITTSBURG
CONTRA COSTA 05 007 429 6 182 1 PLEASANT HILL
CONTRA COSTA 05 007 459 4 182 1 RICHMOND
CONTRA COSTA 05 007 525 6 182 1 SAN PABLO
CONTRA COSTA 05 007 642 5 182 1 WALNUT CREEK
CONTRA COSTA 05 007 999 9 182 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
DEL NORTE 05 008 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
EL DORADO 05 009 579 6 000 2 SOUTH LAKE TAHOE
EL DORADO 05 009 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
FRESNO 05 010 105 6 073 1 CLOVIS
FRESNO 05 010 192 3 073 1 FRESNO
FRESNO 05 010 507 6 073 1 SANGER
FRESNO 05 010 999 9 073 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
GLENN 05 011 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HUMBOLDT 05 012 177 6 000 2 EUREKA
HUMBOLDT 05 012 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
IMPERIAL 05 013 060 6 000 2 BRAWLEY
IMPERIAL 05 013 075 6 000 2 CALEXICO
IMPERIAL 05 013 162 6 000 2 EL CENTRO
IMPERIAL 05 013 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
INYO 05 014 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
KERN 05 015 030 4 018 1 BAKERSFIELD
KERN 05 015 150 6 018 1 DELANO
KERN 05 015 999 9 018 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
KINGS 05 016 213 6 000 2 HANFORD
KINGS 05 016 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
LAKE 05 017 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LASSEN 05 018 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LOS ANGELES 05 019 009 4 114 1 ALHAMBRA
LOS ANGELES 05 019 018 5 114 1 ARCADIA
LOS ANGELES 05 019 021 6 114 1 ARTESIA
LOS ANGELES 05 019 027 5 114 1 AZUSA
LOS ANGELES 05 019 033 5 114 1 BALDWIN PARK
LOS ANGELES 05 019 042 6 114 1 BELL
LOS ANGELES 05 019 045 4 114 1 BELLFLOWER
LOS ANGELES 05 019 048 5 114 1 BELL GARDENS
LOS ANGELES 05 019 057 5 114 1 BEVERLY HILLS
LOS ANGELES 05 019 069 4 114 1 BURBANK
LOS ANGELES 05 019 087 4 114 1 CARSON
LOS ANGELES 05 019 090 6 114 1 CERRITOS
LOS ANGELES 05 019 102 6 114 1 CLAREMONT
LOS ANGELES 05 019 111 6 114 1 COMMERCE
LOS ANGELES 05 019 114 4 114 1 COMPTON
LOS ANGELES 05 019 129 5 114 1 COVINA
LOS ANGELES 05 019 132 6 114 1 CUDAHY
LOS ANGELES 05 019 135 5 114 1 CULVER CITY
LOS ANGELES 05 019 153 4 114 1 DOWNEY
LOS ANGELES 05 019 156 6 114 1 DUARTE
LOS ANGELES 05 019 168 4 114 1 EL MONTE
LOS ANGELES 05 019 171 6 114 1 EL SEGUNDO
LOS ANGELES 05 019 198 5 114 1 GARDENA
LOS ANGELES 05 019 207 3 114 1 GLENDALE
LOS ANGELES 05 019 210 5 114 1 GLENDORA
LOS ANGELES 05 019 216 4 114 1 HAWTHORNE
LOS ANGELES 05 019 225 6 114 1 HERMOSA BEACH
LOS ANGELES 05 019 231 5 114 1 HUNTINGTON PARK
LOS ANGELES 05 019 240 4 114 1 INGLEWOOD
LOS ANGELES 05 019 252 4 114 1 LAKEWOOD
LOS ANGELES 05 019 258 5 114 1 LA MIRADA
LOS ANGELES 05 019 261 5 114 1 LA PUENTE
LOS ANGELES 05 019 267 6 114 1 LA VERNE
LOS ANGELES 05 019 270 6 114 1 LAWNDALE
LOS ANGELES 05 019 279 6 114 1 LOMITA
LOS ANGELES 05 019 285 2 114 1 LONG BEACH
LOS ANGELES 05 019 294 0 114 1 LOS ANGELES
LOS ANGELES 05 019 300 5 114 1 LYNWOOD
LOS ANGELES 05 019 306 5 114 1 MANHATTAN BEACH
LOS ANGELES 05 019 315 6 114 1 MAYWOOD
LOS ANGELES 05 019 336 5 114 1 MONROVIA
LOS ANGELES 05 019 342 5 114 1 MONTEBELLO
LOS ANGELES 05 019 348 5 114 1 MONTEREY PARK
LOS ANGELES 05 019 369 4 114 1 NORWALK
LOS ANGELES 05 019 402 6 114 1 PALOS VERDES ESTATES
LOS ANGELES 05 019 405 5 114 1 PARAMOUNT
LOS ANGELES 05 019 408 3 114 1 PASADENA
LOS ANGELES 05 019 414 4 114 1 PICO RIVERA
LOS ANGELES 05 019 435 4 114 1 POMONA
LOS ANGELES 05 019 450 4 114 1 REDONDO BEACH
LOS ANGELES 05 019 465 5 114 1 ROSEMEAD
LOS ANGELES 05 019 495 6 114 1 SAN DIMAS
LOS ANGELES 05 019 498 6 114 1 SAN FERNANDO
LOS ANGELES 05 019 504 5 114 1 SAN GABRIEL
LOS ANGELES 05 019 519 6 114 1 SAN MARINO
LOS ANGELES 05 019 543 6 114 1 SANTA FE SPRINGS
LOS ANGELES 05 019 549 4 114 1 SANTA MONICA
LOS ANGELES 05 019 567 6 114 1 SIERRA MADRE
LOS ANGELES 05 019 573 6 114 1 SOUTH EL MONTE
LOS ANGELES 05 019 576 4 114 1 SOUTH GATE
LOS ANGELES 05 019 582 6 114 1 SOUTH PASADENA
LOS ANGELES 05 019 597 5 114 1 TEMPLE CITY
LOS ANGELES 05 019 603 3 114 1 TORRANCE
LOS ANGELES 05 019 648 4 114 1 WEST COVINA
LOS ANGELES 05 019 654 4 114 1 WHITTIER
LOS ANGELES 05 019 999 9 114 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MADERA 05 020 303 6 000 2 MADERA
MADERA 05 020 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MARIN 05 021 264 6 182 1 LARKSPUR
MARIN 05 021 327 6 182 1 MILL VALLEY
MARIN 05 021 372 5 182 1 NOVATO
MARIN 05 021 477 6 182 1 SAN ANSELMO
MARIN 05 021 528 5 182 1 SAN RAFAEL
MARIN 05 021 999 9 182 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MARIPOSA 05 022 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MENDOCINO 05 023 616 6 000 2 UKIAH
MENDOCINO 05 023 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MERCED 05 024 024 6 000 2 ATWATER
MERCED 05 024 321 6 000 2 MERCED
MERCED 05 024 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MODOC 05 025 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MONO 05 026 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MONTEREY 05 027 345 5 176 1 MONTEREY
MONTEREY 05 027 393 6 176 1 PACIFIC GROVE
MONTEREY 05 027 474 4 176 1 SALINAS
MONTEREY 05 027 564 5 176 1 SEASIDE
MONTEREY 05 027 999 9 176 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
NAPA 05 028 354 5 215 1 NAPA
NAPA 05 028 999 9 215 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
NEVADA 05 029 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ORANGE 05 030 012 3 009 1 ANAHEIM
ORANGE 05 030 063 6 009 1 BREA
ORANGE 05 030 066 4 009 1 BUENA PARK
ORANGE 05 030 126 4 009 1 COSTA MESA
ORANGE 05 030 141 5 009 1 CYPRESS
ORANGE 05 030 186 5 009 1 FOUNTAIN VALLEY
ORANGE 05 030 195 4 009 1 FULLERTON
ORANGE 05 030 201 3 009 1 GARDEN GROVE
ORANGE 05 030 228 3 009 1 HUNTINGTON BEACH
ORANGE 05 030 246 6 009 1 LAGUNA BEACH
ORANGE 05 030 249 5 009 1 LA HABRA
ORANGE 05 030 288 6 009 1 LOS ALAMITOS
ORANGE 05 030 363 5 009 1 NEWPORT BEACH
ORANGE 05 030 384 4 009 1 ORANGE
ORANGE 05 030 426 6 009 1 PLACENTIA
ORANGE 05 030 489 6 009 1 SAN CLEMENTE
ORANGE 05 030 531 3 009 1 SANTA ANA
ORANGE 05 030 561 6 009 1 SEAL BEACH
ORANGE 05 030 588 6 009 1 STANTON
ORANGE 05 030 615 6 009 1 TUSTIN
ORANGE 05 030 651 4 009 1 WESTMINSTER
ORANGE 05 030 660 6 009 1 YORBA LINDA
ORANGE 05 030 999 9 009 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
PLACER 05 031 468 6 171 1 ROSEVILLE
PLACER 05 031 999 9 171 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
PLUMAS 05 032 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
RIVERSIDE 05 033 036 6 180 1 BANNING
RIVERSIDE 05 033 120 5 180 1 CORONA
RIVERSIDE 05 033 222 6 180 1 HEMET
RIVERSIDE 05 033 237 6 180 1 INDIO
RIVERSIDE 05 033 366 6 180 1 NORCO
RIVERSIDE 05 033 396 6 180 1 PALM SPRINGS
RIVERSIDE 05 033 462 3 180 1 RIVERSIDE
RIVERSIDE 05 033 999 9 180 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
SACRAMENTO 05 034 471 2 171 1 SACRAMENTO
SACRAMENTO 05 034 999 9 171 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
SAN BENITO 05 035 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SAN BERNARDINO 05 036 039 6 180 1 BARSTOW
SAN BERNARDINO 05 036 096 6 180 1 CHINO
SAN BERNARDINO 05 036 108 6 180 1 COLTON
SAN BERNARDINO 05 036 183 6 180 1 FONTANA
SAN BERNARDINO 05 036 339 6 180 1 MONTCLAIR
SAN BERNARDINO 05 036 381 4 180 1 ONTARIO
SAN BERNARDINO 05 036 447 5 180 1 REDLANDS
SAN BERNARDINO 05 036 456 5 180 1 RIALTO
SAN BERNARDINO 05 036 480 3 180 1 SAN BERNARDINO
SAN BERNARDINO 05 036 621 5 180 1 UPLAND
SAN BERNARDINO 05 036 633 6 180 1 VICTORVILLE
SAN BERNARDINO 05 036 999 9 180 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
SAN DIEGO 05 037 084 6 181 1 CARLSBAD
SAN DIEGO 05 037 099 4 181 1 CHULA VISTA
SAN DIEGO 05 037 123 6 181 1 CORONADO
SAN DIEGO 05 037 159 4 181 1 EL CAJON
SAN DIEGO 05 037 174 5 181 1 ESCONDIDO
SAN DIEGO 05 037 234 6 181 1 IMPERIAL BEACH
SAN DIEGO 05 037 255 5 181 1 LA MESA
SAN DIEGO 05 037 357 5 181 1 NATIONAL CITY
SAN DIEGO 05 037 378 5 181 1 OCEANSIDE
SAN DIEGO 05 037 492 1 181 1 SAN DIEGO
SAN DIEGO 05 037 639 6 181 1 VISTA
SAN DIEGO 05 037 999 9 181 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
SAN FRANCISCO COEXT 05 038 501 1 182 1 SAN FRANCISCO COEXT
SAN JOAQUIN 05 039 276 5 200 1 LODI
SAN JOAQUIN 05 039 309 6 200 1 MANTECA
SAN JOAQUIN 05 039 591 3 200 1 STOCKTON
SAN JOAQUIN 05 039 606 6 200 1 TRACY
SAN JOAQUIN 05 039 999 9 200 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
SAN LUIS OBISPO 05 040 516 5 000 2 SAN LUIS OBISPO
SAN LUIS OBISPO 05 040 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
SAN MATEO 05 041 051 6 182 1 BELMONT
SAN MATEO 05 041 072 5 182 1 BURLINGAME
SAN MATEO 05 041 144 4 182 1 DALY CITY
SAN MATEO 05 041 318 5 182 1 MENLO PARK
SAN MATEO 05 041 324 6 182 1 MILLBRAE
SAN MATEO 05 041 390 5 182 1 PACIFICA
SAN MATEO 05 041 453 4 182 1 REDWOOD CITY
SAN MATEO 05 041 483 5 182 1 SAN BRUNO
SAN MATEO 05 041 486 5 182 1 SAN CARLOS
SAN MATEO 05 041 522 4 182 1 SAN MATEO
SAN MATEO 05 041 585 5 182 1 SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO
SAN MATEO 05 041 999 9 182 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
SANTA BARBARA 05 042 282 5 184 1 LOMPOC
SANTA BARBARA 05 042 534 4 184 1 SANTA BARBARA
SANTA BARBARA 05 042 546 5 184 1 SANTA MARIA
SANTA BARBARA 05 042 999 9 184 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
SANTA CLARA 05 043 081 6 183 1 CAMPBELL
SANTA CLARA 05 043 138 6 183 1 CUPERTINO
SANTA CLARA 05 043 204 6 183 1 GILROY
SANTA CLARA 05 043 291 6 183 1 LOS ALTOS
SANTA CLARA 05 043 297 6 183 1 LOS GATOS
SANTA CLARA 05 043 330 5 183 1 MILPITAS
SANTA CLARA 05 043 351 4 183 1 MOUNTAIN VIEW
SANTA CLARA 05 043 399 4 183 1 PALO ALTO
SANTA CLARA 05 043 510 2 183 1 SAN JOSE
SANTA CLARA 05 043 537 4 183 1 SANTA CLARA
SANTA CLARA 05 043 558 5 183 1 SARATOGA
SANTA CLARA 05 043 594 4 183 1 SUNNYVALE
SANTA CLARA 05 043 999 9 183 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
SANTA CRUZ 05 044 540 5 000 2 SANTA CRUZ
SANTA CRUZ 05 044 645 6 000 2 WATSONVILLE
SANTA CRUZ 05 044 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
SHASTA 05 045 444 6 000 2 REDDING
SHASTA 05 045 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
SIERRA 05 046 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SISKIYOU 05 047 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SOLANO 05 048 180 5 215 1 FAIRFIELD
SOLANO 05 048 624 6 215 1 VACAVILLE
SOLANO 05 048 627 4 215 1 VALLEJO
SOLANO 05 048 999 9 215 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
SONOMA 05 049 411 6 185 1 PETALUMA
SONOMA 05 049 555 4 185 1 SANTA ROSA
SONOMA 05 049 999 9 185 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
STANISLAUS 05 050 333 4 129 1 MODESTO
STANISLAUS 05 050 612 6 129 1 TURLOCK
STANISLAUS 05 050 999 9 129 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
SUTTER 05 051 663 6 000 2 YUBA CITY
SUTTER 05 051 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
TEHAMA 05 052 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
TRINITY 05 053 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
TULARE 05 054 438 6 000 2 PORTERVILLE
TULARE 05 054 609 6 000 2 TULARE
TULARE 05 054 636 5 000 2 VISALIA
TULARE 05 054 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
TUOLUMNE 05 055 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
VENTURA 05 056 078 6 147 1 CAMARILLO
VENTURA 05 056 387 4 147 1 OXNARD
VENTURA 05 056 441 6 147 1 PORT HUENEME
VENTURA 05 056 552 6 147 1 SANTA PAULA
VENTURA 05 056 570 4 147 1 SIMI VALLEY
VENTURA 05 056 600 5 147 1 THOUSAND OAKS
VENTURA 05 056 630 4 147 1 VENTURA
VENTURA 05 056 999 9 147 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
YOLO 05 057 147 6 171 1 DAVIS
YOLO 05 057 657 6 171 1 WOODLAND
YOLO 05 057 999 9 171 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
YUBA 05 058 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
NCHS County Listings for State 06
COUNTY NAME STATE CO. CI. PS SMSA M/N CITY NAME
ADAMS 06 001 003 5 055 1 ARVADA PT
ADAMS 06 001 006 4 055 1 AURORA PT
ADAMS 06 001 015 6 055 1 COMMERCE CITY
ADAMS 06 001 048 5 055 1 NORTH GLENN
ADAMS 06 001 057 6 055 1 THORNTON
ADAMS 06 001 060 6 055 1 WESTMINSTER
ADAMS 06 001 999 9 055 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
ALAMOSA 06 002 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ARAPAHOE 06 003 006 4 055 1 AURORA PT
ARAPAHOE 06 003 024 5 055 1 ENGLEWOOD
ARAPAHOE 06 003 039 5 055 1 LITTLETON
ARAPAHOE 06 003 999 9 055 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
ARCHULETA 06 004 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BACA 06 005 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BENT 06 006 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BOULDER 06 007 009 4 055 1 BOULDER
BOULDER 06 007 042 6 055 1 LONGMONT
BOULDER 06 007 999 9 055 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CHAFFEE 06 008 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CHEYENNE 06 009 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CLEAR CREEK 06 010 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CONEJOS 06 011 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
COSTILLA 06 012 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CROWLEY 06 013 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CUSTER 06 014 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
DELTA 06 015 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
DENVER COEXT 06 016 018 1 055 1 DENVER COEXT
DOLORES 06 017 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
DOUGLAS 06 018 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
EAGLE 06 019 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ELBERT 06 020 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
EL PASO 06 021 012 3 045 1 COLORADO SPRINGS
EL PASO 06 021 999 9 045 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
FREMONT 06 022 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GARFIELD 06 023 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GILPIN 06 024 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GRAND 06 025 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GUNNISON 06 026 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HINSDALE 06 027 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HUERFANO 06 028 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
JACKSON 06 029 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
JEFFERSON 06 030 003 5 055 1 ARVADA PT
JEFFERSON 06 030 036 4 055 1 LAKEWOOD
JEFFERSON 06 030 063 5 055 1 WHEAT RIDGE
JEFFERSON 06 030 999 9 055 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
KIOWA 06 031 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
KIT CARSON 06 032 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LAKE 06 033 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LA PLATA 06 034 021 6 000 2 DURANGO
LA PLATA 06 034 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
LARIMER 06 035 027 5 000 2 FORT COLLINS
LARIMER 06 035 045 6 000 2 LOVELAND
LARIMER 06 035 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
LAS ANIMAS 06 036 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LINCOLN 06 037 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LOGAN 06 038 054 6 000 2 STERLING
LOGAN 06 038 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MESA 06 039 030 6 000 2 GRAND JUNCTION
MESA 06 039 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MINERAL 06 040 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MOFFAT 06 041 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MONTEZUMA 06 042 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MONTROSE 06 043 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MORGAN 06 044 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
OTERO 06 045 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
OURAY 06 046 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PARK 06 047 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PHILLIPS 06 048 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PITKIN 06 049 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PROWERS 06 050 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PUEBLO 06 051 051 4 161 1 PUEBLO
PUEBLO 06 051 999 9 161 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
RIO BLANCO 06 052 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
RIO GRANDE 06 053 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ROUTT 06 054 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SAGUACHE 06 055 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SAN JUAN 06 056 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SAN MIGUEL 06 057 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SEDGWICK 06 058 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SUMMIT 06 059 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
TELLER 06 060 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WASHINGTON 06 061 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WELD 06 062 033 5 000 2 GREELEY
WELD 06 062 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
YUMA 06 063 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
NCHS County Listings for State 07
COUNTY NAME STATE CO. CI. PS SMSA M/N CITY NAME
FAIRFIELD 07 001 006 3 030 1 BRIDGEPORT
FAIRFIELD 07 001 012 4 030 1 DANBURY
FAIRFIELD 07 001 015 6 030 1 DARIEN TOWN
FAIRFIELD 07 001 030 4 030 1 FAIRFIELD TOWN
FAIRFIELD 07 001 033 4 030 1 GREENWICH TOWN
FAIRFIELD 07 001 069 4 030 1 NORWALK
FAIRFIELD 07 001 078 5 030 1 SHELTON
FAIRFIELD 07 001 084 3 030 1 STAMFORD
FAIRFIELD 07 001 087 5 030 1 STRATFORD TOWN
FAIRFIELD 07 001 093 5 030 1 TRUMBULL TOWN
FAIRFIELD 07 001 111 5 030 1 WESTPORT TOWN
FAIRFIELD 07 001 999 9 030 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
HARTFORD 07 002 009 4 085 1 BRISTOL
HARTFORD 07 002 021 4 085 1 EAST HARTFORD TOWN
HARTFORD 07 002 027 5 085 1 ENFIELD TOWN
HARTFORD 07 002 039 3 085 1 HARTFORD
HARTFORD 07 002 042 5 085 1 MANCHESTER TOWN
HARTFORD 07 002 057 4 085 1 NEW BRITAIN
HARTFORD 07 002 063 5 085 1 NEWINGTON TOWN
HARTFORD 07 002 075 6 085 1 PLAINVILLE TOWN
HARTFORD 07 002 081 5 085 1 SOUTHINGTON TOWN
HARTFORD 07 002 105 4 085 1 WEST HARTFORD TOWN
HARTFORD 07 002 114 5 085 1 WETHERSFIELD TOWN
HARTFORD 07 002 120 6 085 1 WINDSOR LOCKS TOWN
HARTFORD 07 002 999 9 085 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
LITCHFIELD 07 003 090 5 000 2 TORRINGTON
LITCHFIELD 07 003 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MIDDLESEX 07 004 048 5 000 2 MIDDLETOWN
MIDDLESEX 07 004 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
NEW HAVEN 07 005 003 6 135 1 ANSONIA
NEW HAVEN 07 005 018 6 135 1 DERBY
NEW HAVEN 07 005 024 5 135 1 EAST HAVEN TOWN
NEW HAVEN 07 005 036 5 135 1 HAMDEN TOWN
NEW HAVEN 07 005 045 4 135 1 MERIDEN
NEW HAVEN 07 005 051 4 135 1 MILFORD
NEW HAVEN 07 005 054 6 135 1 NAUGATUCK
NEW HAVEN 07 005 060 3 135 1 NEW HAVEN
NEW HAVEN 07 005 099 5 135 1 WALLINGFORD TOWN
NEW HAVEN 07 005 102 3 135 1 WATERBURY
NEW HAVEN 07 005 108 4 135 1 WEST HAVEN
NEW HAVEN 07 005 999 9 135 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
NEW LONDON 07 006 066 5 000 2 NEW LONDON
NEW LONDON 07 006 072 5 000 2 NORWICH
NEW LONDON 07 006 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
TOLLAND 07 007 096 5 000 2 VERNON TOWN
TOLLAND 07 007 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
WINDHAM 07 008 117 6 000 2 WILLIMANTIC
WINDHAM 07 008 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
NCHS County Listings for State 08
COUNTY NAME STATE CO. CI. PS SMSA M/N CITY NAME
KENT 08 001 003 6 000 2 DOVER
KENT 08 001 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
NEW CASTLE 08 002 006 6 225 1 NEWARK
NEW CASTLE 08 002 009 4 225 1 WILMINGTON
NEW CASTLE 08 002 999 9 225 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
SUSSEX 08 003 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
COUNTY NAME STATE CO. CI. PS SMSA M/N CITY NAME
NCHS County Listings for State 09
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 09 001 003 1 218 1 WASHINGTON D C
NCHS County Listings for State 10
COUNTY NAME STATE CO. CI. PS SMSA M/N CITY NAME
ALACHUA 10 001 054 4 075 1 GAINESVILLE
ALACHUA 10 001 999 9 075 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
BAKER 10 002 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BAY 10 003 135 5 000 2 PANAMA CITY
BAY 10 003 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
BRADFORD 10 004 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BREVARD 10 005 021 6 000 2 COCOA
BREVARD 10 005 093 5 000 2 MELBOURNE
BREVARD 10 005 159 6 000 2 ROCKLEDGE
BREVARD 10 005 183 5 000 2 TITUSVILLE
BREVARD 10 005 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
BROWARD 10 006 030 6 069 1 DEERFIELD BEACH
BROWARD 10 006 042 3 069 1 FORT LAUDERDALE
BROWARD 10 006 057 6 069 1 HALLANDALE
BROWARD 10 006 063 3 069 1 HOLLYWOOD
BROWARD 10 006 087 6 069 1 LAUDERDALE LAKES
BROWARD 10 006 105 6 069 1 MIRAMAR
BROWARD 10 006 120 6 069 1 OAKLAND PARK
BROWARD 10 006 138 6 069 1 PEMBROKE PINES
BROWARD 10 006 147 6 069 1 PLANTATION
BROWARD 10 006 153 5 069 1 POMPANO BEACH
BROWARD 10 006 192 6 069 1 WILTON MANORS
BROWARD 10 006 999 9 069 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CALHOUN 10 007 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CHARLOTTE 10 008 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CITRUS 10 009 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CLAY 10 010 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
COLLIER 10 011 108 6 000 2 NAPLES
COLLIER 10 011 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
COLUMBIA 10 012 075 6 000 2 LAKE CITY
COLUMBIA 10 012 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
DADE 10 013 024 5 124 1 CORAL GABLES
DADE 10 013 060 3 124 1 HIALEAH
DADE 10 013 066 6 124 1 HOMESTEAD
DADE 10 013 096 2 124 1 MIAMI
DADE 10 013 099 4 124 1 MIAMI BEACH
DADE 10 013 102 6 124 1 MIAMI SPRINGS
DADE 10 013 114 5 124 1 NORTH MIAMI
DADE 10 013 117 5 124 1 NORTH MIAMI BEACH
DADE 10 013 126 6 124 1 OPA LOCKA
DADE 10 013 174 6 124 1 SOUTH MIAMI
DADE 10 013 999 9 124 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
DE SOTO 10 014 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
DIXIE 10 015 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
DUVAL-JACKSONVILLE COEXT 10 016 069 1 093 1 DUVAL-JACKSONVILLE COEXT
ESCAMBIA 10 017 141 4 149 1 PENSACOLA
ESCAMBIA 10 017 999 9 149 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
FLAGLER 10 018 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
FRANKLIN 10 019 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GADSDEN 10 020 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GILCHRIST 10 021 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GLADES 10 022 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GULF 10 023 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HAMILTON 10 024 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HARDEE 10 025 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HENDRY 10 026 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HERNANDO 10 027 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HIGHLANDS 10 028 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HILLSBOROUGH 10 029 150 6 204 1 PLANT CITY
HILLSBOROUGH 10 029 180 2 204 1 TAMPA
HILLSBOROUGH 10 029 999 9 204 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
HOLMES 10 030 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
INDIAN RIVER 10 031 186 6 000 2 VERO BEACH
INDIAN RIVER 10 031 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
JACKSON 10 032 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
JEFFERSON 10 033 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LAFAYETTE 10 034 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LAKE 10 035 090 6 000 2 LEESBURG
LAKE 10 035 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
LEE 10 036 045 5 000 2 FORT MYERS
LEE 10 036 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
LEON 10 037 177 4 203 1 TALLAHASSEE
LEON 10 037 999 9 203 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
LEVY 10 038 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LIBERTY 10 039 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MADISON 10 040 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MANATEE 10 041 015 6 000 2 BRADENTON
MANATEE 10 041 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MARION 10 042 123 6 000 2 OCALA
MARION 10 042 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MARTIN 10 043 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MONROE 10 044 072 5 000 2 KEY WEST
MONROE 10 044 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
NASSAU 10 045 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
OKALOOSA 10 046 051 6 000 2 FORT WALTON BEACH
OKALOOSA 10 046 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
OKEECHOBEE 10 047 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ORANGE 10 048 129 4 145 1 ORLANDO
ORANGE 10 048 198 6 145 1 WINTER PARK
ORANGE 10 048 999 9 145 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
OSCEOLA 10 049 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PALM BEACH 10 050 006 6 220 1 BELLE GLADE
PALM BEACH 10 050 009 5 220 1 BOCA RATON
PALM BEACH 10 050 012 6 220 1 BOYNTON BEACH
PALM BEACH 10 050 036 6 220 1 DELRAY BEACH
PALM BEACH 10 050 081 6 220 1 LAKE WORTH
PALM BEACH 10 050 156 6 220 1 RIVIERA BEACH
PALM BEACH 10 050 189 4 220 1 WEST PALM BEACH
PALM BEACH 10 050 999 9 220 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
PASCO 10 051 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PINELLAS 10 052 018 4 204 1 CLEARWATER
PINELLAS 10 052 039 6 204 1 DUNEDIN
PINELLAS 10 052 084 6 204 1 LARGO
PINELLAS 10 052 144 6 204 1 PINELLAS PARK
PINELLAS 10 052 165 3 204 1 ST PETERSBURG
PINELLAS 10 052 999 9 204 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
POLK 10 053 003 6 000 2 BARTOW
POLK 10 053 078 5 000 2 LAKELAND
POLK 10 053 195 6 000 2 WINTER HAVEN
POLK 10 053 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
PUTNAM 10 054 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ST JOHNS 10 055 162 6 000 2 ST AUGUSTINE
ST JOHNS 10 055 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
ST LUCIE 10 056 048 5 000 2 FORT PIERCE
ST LUCIE 10 056 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
SANTA ROSA 10 057 999 9 149 1 ENTIRE COUNTY
SARASOTA 10 058 171 5 000 2 SARASOTA
SARASOTA 10 058 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
SEMINOLE 10 059 168 6 145 1 SANFORD
SEMINOLE 10 059 999 9 145 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
SUMTER 10 060 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SUWANNEE 10 061 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
TAYLOR 10 062 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
UNION 10 063 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
VOLUSIA 10 064 027 5 000 2 DAYTONA BEACH
VOLUSIA 10 064 033 6 000 2 DE LAND
VOLUSIA 10 064 111 6 000 2 NEW SMYRNA BEACH
VOLUSIA 10 064 132 6 000 2 ORMOND BEACH
VOLUSIA 10 064 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
WAKULLA 10 065 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WALTON 10 066 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WASHINGTON 10 067 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
NCHS County Listings for State 11
COUNTY NAME STATE CO. CI. PS SMSA M/N CITY NAME
APPLING 11 001 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ATKINSON 11 002 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BACON 11 003 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BAKER 11 004 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BALDWIN 11 005 072 6 000 2 MILLEDGEVILLE
BALDWIN 11 005 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
BANKS 11 006 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BARROW 11 007 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BARTOW 11 008 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BEN HILL 11 009 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BERRIEN 11 010 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BIBB 11 011 066 3 118 1 MACON
BIBB 11 011 999 9 118 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
BLECKLEY 11 012 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BRANTLEY 11 013 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BROOKS 11 014 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BRYAN 11 015 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BULLOCH 11 016 090 6 000 2 STATESBORO
BULLOCH 11 016 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
BURKE 11 017 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BUTTS 11 018 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CALHOUN 11 019 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CAMDEN 11 020 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CANDLER 11 021 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CARROLL 11 022 024 6 000 2 CARROLLTON
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NCHS County Listings for State 12
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HAWAII 12 001 006 5 000 2 HILO
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KAUAI 12 004 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MAUI 12 005 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
NCHS County Listings for State 13
COUNTY NAME STATE CO. CI. PS SMSA M/N CITY NAME
ADA 13 001 003 4 028 1 BOISE CITY
ADA 13 001 999 9 028 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
ADAMS 13 002 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
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BLAINE 13 007 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
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BONNER 13 009 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
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BUTTE 13 012 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CAMAS 13 013 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CANYON 13 014 006 6 000 2 CALDWELL
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CANYON 13 014 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CARIBOU 13 015 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CASSIA 13 016 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CLARK 13 017 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CLEARWATER 13 018 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CUSTER 13 019 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ELMORE 13 020 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
FRANKLIN 13 021 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
FREMONT 13 022 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GEM 13 023 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GOODING 13 024 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
IDAHO 13 025 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
JEFFERSON 13 026 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
JEROME 13 027 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
KOOTENAI 13 028 009 6 000 2 COEUR D ALENE
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LATAH 13 029 018 6 000 2 MOSCOW
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LINCOLN 13 032 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MADISON 13 033 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MINIDOKA 13 034 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
NEZ PERCE 13 035 015 5 000 2 LEWISTON
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ONEIDA 13 036 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
OWYHEE 13 037 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PAYETTE 13 038 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
POWER 13 039 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SHOSHONE 13 040 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
TETON 13 041 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
TWIN FALLS 13 042 027 6 000 2 TWIN FALLS
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VALLEY 13 043 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WASHINGTON 13 044 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
NCHS County Listings for State 14
COUNTY NAME STATE CO. CI. PS SMSA M/N CITY NAME
ADAMS 14 001 339 5 000 2 QUINCY
ADAMS 14 001 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
ALEXANDER 14 002 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BOND 14 003 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
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BROWN 14 005 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BUREAU 14 006 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CALHOUN 14 007 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CARROLL 14 008 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CASS 14 009 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
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CHAMPAIGN 14 010 342 5 037 1 RANTOUL
CHAMPAIGN 14 010 408 5 037 1 URBANA
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CHRISTIAN 14 011 402 6 000 2 TAYLORVILLE
CHRISTIAN 14 011 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CLARK 14 012 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CLAY 14 013 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CLINTON 14 014 066 6 000 2 CENTRALIA PT
CLINTON 14 014 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
COLES 14 015 075 6 000 2 CHARLESTON
COLES 14 015 252 6 000 2 MATTOON
COLES 14 015 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
COOK 14 016 006 6 042 1 ALSLIP
COOK 14 016 012 4 042 1 ARLINGTON HEIGHTS PT
COOK 14 016 021 6 042 1 BELLWOOD
COOK 14 016 027 6 042 1 BENSENVILLE PT
COOK 14 016 030 4 042 1 BERWYN
COOK 14 016 036 6 042 1 BLUE ISLAND
COOK 14 016 039 6 042 1 BRIDGE VIEW
COOK 14 016 042 6 042 1 BROOKFIELD
COOK 14 016 045 6 042 1 BUFFALO GROVE PT
COOK 14 016 051 5 042 1 CALUMET CITY
COOK 14 016 054 6 042 1 CALUMET PARK
COOK 14 016 078 0 042 1 CHICAGO PT
COOK 14 016 081 5 042 1 CHICAGO HEIGHTS
COOK 14 016 084 4 042 1 CICERO
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COOK 14 016 105 4 042 1 DES PLAINES
COOK 14 016 111 5 042 1 DOLTON
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COOK 14 016 132 6 042 1 ELK GROVE VILLAGE PT
COOK 14 016 138 5 042 1 ELMWOOD PARK
COOK 14 016 141 4 042 1 EVANSTON
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COOK 14 016 150 6 042 1 FRANKLIN PARK
COOK 14 016 159 6 042 1 GLENCOE
COOK 14 016 168 6 042 1 GLENVIEW
COOK 14 016 174 6 042 1 HANOVER PARK PT
COOK 14 016 177 5 042 1 HARVEY
COOK 14 016 180 6 042 1 HAZEL CREST
COOK 14 016 183 6 042 1 HICKORY HILLS
COOK 14 016 189 6 042 1 HINSDALE PT
COOK 14 016 192 6 042 1 HOFFMAN ESTATES
COOK 14 016 195 6 042 1 HOMEWOOD
COOK 14 016 210 6 042 1 LA GRANGE
COOK 14 016 213 6 042 1 LA GRANGE PARK
COOK 14 016 219 5 042 1 LANSING
COOK 14 016 231 6 042 1 LINCOLNWOOD
COOK 14 016 240 6 042 1 LYONS
COOK 14 016 249 6 042 1 MARKHAM
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COOK 14 016 315 4 042 1 OAK PARK
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COOK 14 016 327 5 042 1 PARK RIDGE
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COOK 14 016 378 6 042 1 SCHILLER PARK
COOK 14 016 381 4 042 1 SKOKIE
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COOK 14 016 399 6 042 1 SUMMIT
COOK 14 016 405 6 042 1 TINLEY PARK PT
COOK 14 016 417 6 042 1 WESTCHESTER
COOK 14 016 423 6 042 1 WESTERN SPRINGS
COOK 14 016 429 6 042 1 WHEELING
COOK 14 016 432 5 042 1 WILMETTE
COOK 14 016 435 6 042 1 WINNETKA
COOK 14 016 447 6 042 1 WORTH
COOK 14 016 999 9 042 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CRAWFORD 14 017 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CUMBERLAND 14 018 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
DE KALB 14 019 102 5 000 2 DE KALB
DE KALB 14 019 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
DE WITT 14 020 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
DOUGLAS 14 021 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
DU PAGE 14 022 003 6 042 1 ADDISON
DU PAGE 14 022 027 6 042 1 BENSENVILLE PT
DU PAGE 14 022 078 0 042 1 CHICAGO PT
DU PAGE 14 022 114 5 042 1 DOWNERS GROVE
DU PAGE 14 022 132 6 042 1 ELK GROVE VILLAGE PT
DU PAGE 14 022 135 4 042 1 ELMHURST
DU PAGE 14 022 162 6 042 1 GLENDALE HEIGHTS
DU PAGE 14 022 165 6 042 1 GLEN ELLYN
DU PAGE 14 022 174 6 042 1 HANOVER PARK PT
DU PAGE 14 022 189 6 042 1 HINSDALE PT
DU PAGE 14 022 234 5 042 1 LOMBARD
DU PAGE 14 022 288 6 042 1 NAPERVILLE
DU PAGE 14 022 306 6 042 1 NORTHLAKE PT
DU PAGE 14 022 375 6 042 1 SCHAUMBURG PT
DU PAGE 14 022 411 5 042 1 VILLA PARK
DU PAGE 14 022 420 6 042 1 WEST CHICAGO
DU PAGE 14 022 426 5 042 1 WHEATON
DU PAGE 14 022 438 6 042 1 WOODRIDGE
DU PAGE 14 022 999 9 042 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
EDGAR 14 023 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
EDWARDS 14 024 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
EFFINGHAM 14 025 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
FAYETTE 14 026 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
FORD 14 027 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
FRANKLIN 14 028 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
FULTON 14 029 057 6 000 2 CANTON
FULTON 14 029 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
GALLATIN 14 030 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GREENE 14 031 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GRUNDY 14 032 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HAMILTON 14 033 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HANCOCK 14 034 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HARDIN 14 035 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HENDERSON 14 036 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HENRY 14 037 207 6 052 1 KEWANEE
HENRY 14 037 999 9 052 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
IROQUOIS 14 038 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
JACKSON 14 039 060 6 000 2 CARBONDALE
JACKSON 14 039 285 6 000 2 MURPHYSBORO
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JASPER 14 040 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
JEFFERSON 14 041 279 6 000 2 MOUNT VERNON
JEFFERSON 14 041 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
JERSEY 14 042 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
JO DAVIESS 14 043 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
JOHNSON 14 044 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
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KANE 14 045 063 6 042 1 CARPENTERSVILLE
KANE 14 045 129 4 042 1 ELGIN PT
KANE 14 045 372 6 042 1 ST CHARLES
KANE 14 045 999 9 042 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
KANKAKEE 14 046 204 5 000 2 KANKAKEE
KANKAKEE 14 046 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
KENDALL 14 047 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
KNOX 14 048 156 5 000 2 GALESBURG
KNOX 14 048 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
LAKE 14 049 012 4 042 1 ARLINGTON HEIGHTS PT
LAKE 14 049 045 6 042 1 BUFFALO GROVE PT
LAKE 14 049 099 6 042 1 DEERFIELD PT
LAKE 14 049 186 5 042 1 HIGHLAND PARK
LAKE 14 049 216 6 042 1 LAKE FOREST
LAKE 14 049 225 6 042 1 LIBERTYVILLE
LAKE 14 049 282 6 042 1 MUNDELEIN
LAKE 14 049 303 5 042 1 NORTH CHICAGO
LAKE 14 049 414 4 042 1 WAUKEGAN
LAKE 14 049 450 6 042 1 ZION
LAKE 14 049 999 9 042 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
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LA SALLE 14 050 336 6 000 2 PERU
LA SALLE 14 050 396 6 000 2 STREATOR PT
LA SALLE 14 050 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
LAWRENCE 14 051 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LEE 14 052 108 6 000 2 DIXON
LEE 14 052 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
LIVINGSTON 14 053 396 6 000 2 STREATOR PT
LIVINGSTON 14 053 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
LOGAN 14 054 228 6 000 2 LINCOLN
LOGAN 14 054 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MC DONOUGH 14 055 243 6 000 2 MACOMB
MC DONOUGH 14 055 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
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MC HENRY 14 056 444 6 042 1 WOODSTOCK
MC HENRY 14 056 999 9 042 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MC LEAN 14 057 033 5 027 1 BLOOMINGTON
MC LEAN 14 057 294 5 027 1 NORMAL
MC LEAN 14 057 999 9 027 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MACON 14 058 096 4 054 1 DECATUR
MACON 14 058 999 9 054 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MACOUPIN 14 059 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MADISON 14 060 009 5 174 1 ALTON
MADISON 14 060 087 6 174 1 COLLINSVILLE PT
MADISON 14 060 126 6 174 1 EDWARDSVILLE
MADISON 14 060 171 5 174 1 GRANITE CITY
MADISON 14 060 441 6 174 1 WOOD RIVER
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MARION 14 061 066 6 000 2 CENTRALIA PT
MARION 14 061 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MARSHALL 14 062 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MASON 14 063 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MASSAC 14 064 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MENARD 14 065 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MERCER 14 066 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MONROE 14 067 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MONTGOMERY 14 068 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MORGAN 14 069 198 6 000 2 JACKSONVILLE
MORGAN 14 069 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MOULTRIE 14 070 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
OGLE 14 071 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PEORIA 14 072 330 5 150 1 PEKIN PT
PEORIA 14 072 333 3 150 1 PEORIA
PEORIA 14 072 999 9 150 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
PERRY 14 073 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PIATT 14 074 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PIKE 14 075 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
POPE 14 076 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PULASKI 14 077 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PUTNAM 14 078 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
RANDOLPH 14 079 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
RICHLAND 14 080 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
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ROCK ISLAND 14 081 363 4 052 1 ROCK ISLAND
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ST CLAIR 14 082 018 5 174 1 BELLEVILLE
ST CLAIR 14 082 048 6 174 1 CAHOKIA
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ST CLAIR 14 082 123 4 174 1 EAST ST LOUIS
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SANGAMON 14 084 387 4 195 1 SPRINGFIELD
SANGAMON 14 084 999 9 195 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
SCHUYLER 14 085 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SCOTT 14 086 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SHELBY 14 087 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
STARK 14 088 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
STEPHENSON 14 089 153 5 000 2 FREEPORT
STEPHENSON 14 089 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
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TAZEWELL 14 090 999 9 150 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
UNION 14 091 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
VERMILION 14 092 093 5 000 2 DANVILLE
VERMILION 14 092 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
WABASH 14 093 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WARREN 14 094 267 6 000 2 MONMOUTH
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WASHINGTON 14 095 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WAYNE 14 096 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WHITE 14 097 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WHITESIDE 14 098 357 6 000 2 ROCK FALLS
WHITESIDE 14 098 390 6 000 2 STERLING
WHITESIDE 14 098 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
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WILL 14 099 369 6 042 1 ROMEOVILLE
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WILLIAMSON 14 100 246 6 000 2 MARION
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WINNEBAGO 14 101 237 6 170 1 LOVES PARK
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NCHS County Listings for State 15
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ADAMS 15 001 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ALLEN 15 002 042 3 071 1 FORT WAYNE
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BLACKFORD 15 005 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BOONE 15 006 999 9 090 1 ENTIRE COUNTY
BROWN 15 007 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CARROLL 15 008 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CASS 15 009 093 6 000 2 LOGANSPORT
CASS 15 009 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CLARK 15 010 015 6 115 1 CLARKSVILLE
CLARK 15 010 078 6 115 1 JEFFERSONVILLE
CLARK 15 010 999 9 115 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CLAY 15 011 999 9 205 1 ENTIRE COUNTY
CLINTON 15 012 045 6 000 2 FRANKFORT
CLINTON 15 012 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CRAWFORD 15 013 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
DAVIESS 15 014 153 6 000 2 WASHINGTON
DAVIESS 15 014 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
DEARBORN 15 015 999 9 043 1 ENTIRE COUNTY
DECATUR 15 016 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
DE KALB 15 017 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
DELAWARE 15 018 108 4 132 1 MUNCIE
DELAWARE 15 018 999 9 132 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
DUBOIS 15 019 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ELKHART 15 020 033 5 000 2 ELKHART
ELKHART 15 020 054 6 000 2 GOSHEN
ELKHART 15 020 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
FAYETTE 15 021 021 6 000 2 CONNERSVILLE
FAYETTE 15 021 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
FLOYD 15 022 114 5 115 1 NEW ALBANY
FLOYD 15 022 999 9 115 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
FOUNTAIN 15 023 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
FRANKLIN 15 024 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
FULTON 15 025 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GIBSON 15 026 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GRANT 15 027 099 5 000 2 MARION
GRANT 15 027 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
GREENE 15 028 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HAMILTON 15 029 999 9 090 1 ENTIRE COUNTY
HANCOCK 15 030 999 9 090 1 ENTIRE COUNTY
HARRISON 15 031 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HENDRICKS 15 032 999 9 090 1 ENTIRE COUNTY
HENRY 15 033 117 6 000 2 NEW CASTLE
HENRY 15 033 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
HOWARD 15 034 081 5 000 2 KOKOMO
HOWARD 15 034 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
HUNTINGTON 15 035 072 6 000 2 HUNTINGTON
HUNTINGTON 15 035 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
JACKSON 15 036 129 6 000 2 SEYMOUR
JACKSON 15 036 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
JASPER 15 037 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
JAY 15 038 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
JEFFERSON 15 039 096 6 000 2 MADISON
JEFFERSON 15 039 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
JENNINGS 15 040 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
JOHNSON 15 041 048 6 090 1 FRANKLIN
JOHNSON 15 041 057 6 090 1 GREENWOOD
JOHNSON 15 041 999 9 090 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
KNOX 15 042 147 6 000 2 VINCENNES
KNOX 15 042 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
KOSCIUSKO 15 043 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LAGRANGE 15 044 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LAKE 15 045 027 6 077 1 CROWN POINT
LAKE 15 045 030 5 077 1 EAST CHICAGO
LAKE 15 045 051 3 077 1 GARY
LAKE 15 045 060 6 077 1 GRIFFITH
LAKE 15 045 063 3 077 1 HAMMOND
LAKE 15 045 066 6 077 1 HIGHLAND
LAKE 15 045 069 6 077 1 HOBART
LAKE 15 045 111 6 077 1 MUNSTER
LAKE 15 045 999 9 077 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
LA PORTE 15 046 087 6 000 2 LA PORTE
LA PORTE 15 046 102 5 000 2 MICHIGAN CITY
LA PORTE 15 046 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
LAWRENCE 15 047 006 6 000 2 BEDFORD
LAWRENCE 15 047 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MADISON 15 048 003 4 010 1 ANDERSON
MADISON 15 048 036 6 010 1 ELWOOD
MADISON 15 048 999 9 010 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MARION 15 049 009 6 090 1 BEECH GROVE
MARION 15 049 075 1 090 1 INDIANAPOLIS
MARION 15 049 090 6 090 1 LAWRENCE
MARION 15 049 138 6 090 1 SPEEDWAY
MARION 15 049 999 9 090 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MARSHALL 15 050 999 9 193 1 ENTIRE COUNTY
MARTIN 15 051 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MIAMI 15 052 120 6 000 2 PERU
MIAMI 15 052 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MONROE 15 053 012 5 000 2 BLOOMINGTON
MONROE 15 053 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MONTGOMERY 15 054 024 6 000 2 CRAWFORDSVILLE
MONTGOMERY 15 054 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MORGAN 15 055 999 9 090 1 ENTIRE COUNTY
NEWTON 15 056 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
NOBLE 15 057 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
OHIO 15 058 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ORANGE 15 059 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
OWEN 15 060 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PARKE 15 061 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PERRY 15 062 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PIKE 15 063 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PORTER 15 064 123 6 077 1 PORTAGE
PORTER 15 064 144 6 077 1 VALPARAISO
PORTER 15 064 999 9 077 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
POSEY 15 065 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PULASKI 15 066 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PUTNAM 15 067 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
RANDOLPH 15 068 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
RIPLEY 15 069 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
RUSH 15 070 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ST JOSEPH 15 071 105 5 193 1 MISHAWAKA
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ST JOSEPH 15 071 999 9 193 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
SCOTT 15 072 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SHELBY 15 073 132 6 090 1 SHELBYVILLE
SHELBY 15 073 999 9 090 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
SPENCER 15 074 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
STARKE 15 075 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
STEUBEN 15 076 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SULLIVAN 15 077 999 9 205 1 ENTIRE COUNTY
SWITZERLAND 15 078 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
TIPPECANOE 15 079 084 5 102 1 LAFAYETTE
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TIPTON 15 080 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
UNION 15 081 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
VANDERBURGH 15 082 039 3 064 1 EVANSVILLE
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VERMILLION 15 083 999 9 205 1 ENTIRE COUNTY
VIGO 15 084 141 4 205 1 TERRE HAUTE
VIGO 15 084 999 9 205 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
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WARREN 15 086 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WARRICK 15 087 999 9 064 1 ENTIRE COUNTY
WASHINGTON 15 088 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WAYNE 15 089 126 5 000 2 RICHMOND
WAYNE 15 089 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
WELLS 15 090 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WHITE 15 091 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WHITLEY 15 092 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
NCHS County Listings for State 16
COUNTY NAME STATE CO. CI. PS SMSA M/N CITY NAME
ADAIR 16 001 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ADAMS 16 002 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ALLAMAKEE 16 003 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
APPANOOSE 16 004 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
AUDUBON 16 005 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BENTON 16 006 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BLACK HAWK 16 007 015 5 219 1 CEDAR FALLS
BLACK HAWK 16 007 078 4 219 1 WATERLOO
BLACK HAWK 16 007 999 9 219 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
BOONE 16 008 009 6 000 2 BOONE
BOONE 16 008 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
BREMER 16 009 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BUCHANAN 16 010 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BUENA VISTA 16 011 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BUTLER 16 012 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CALHOUN 16 013 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CARROLL 16 014 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CASS 16 015 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CEDAR 16 016 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CERRO GORDO 16 017 054 5 000 2 MASON CITY
CERRO GORDO 16 017 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CHEROKEE 16 018 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CHICKASAW 16 019 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CLARKE 16 020 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CLAY 16 021 072 6 000 2 SPENCER
CLAY 16 021 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CLAYTON 16 022 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CLINTON 16 023 021 5 000 2 CLINTON
CLINTON 16 023 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CRAWFORD 16 024 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
DALLAS 16 025 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
DAVIS 16 026 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
DECATUR 16 027 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
DELAWARE 16 028 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
DES MOINES 16 029 012 5 000 2 BURLINGTON
DES MOINES 16 029 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
DICKINSON 16 030 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
DUBUQUE 16 031 033 4 058 1 DUBUQUE
DUBUQUE 16 031 999 9 058 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
EMMET 16 032 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
FAYETTE 16 033 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
FLOYD 16 034 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
FRANKLIN 16 035 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
FREMONT 16 036 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GREENE 16 037 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GRUNDY 16 038 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GUTHRIE 16 039 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HAMILTON 16 040 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HANCOCK 16 041 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HARDIN 16 042 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HARRISON 16 043 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HENRY 16 044 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HOWARD 16 045 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HUMBOLDT 16 046 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
IDA 16 047 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
IOWA 16 048 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
JACKSON 16 049 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
JASPER 16 050 060 6 000 2 NEWTON
JASPER 16 050 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
JEFFERSON 16 051 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
JOHNSON 16 052 042 5 000 2 IOWA CITY
JOHNSON 16 052 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
JONES 16 053 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
KEOKUK 16 054 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
KOSSUTH 16 055 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LEE 16 056 039 6 000 2 FORT MADISON
LEE 16 056 045 6 000 2 KEOKUK
LEE 16 056 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
LINN 16 057 018 3 036 1 CEDAR RAPIDS
LINN 16 057 048 6 036 1 MARION
LINN 16 057 999 9 036 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
LOUISA 16 058 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LUCAS 16 059 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LYON 16 060 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MADISON 16 061 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MAHASKA 16 062 063 6 000 2 OSKALOOSA
MAHASKA 16 062 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MARION 16 063 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MARSHALL 16 064 051 5 000 2 MARSHALLTOWN
MARSHALL 16 064 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MILLS 16 065 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MITCHELL 16 066 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MONONA 16 067 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MONROE 16 068 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MONTGOMERY 16 069 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MUSCATINE 16 070 057 6 000 2 MUSCATINE
MUSCATINE 16 070 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
O BRIEN 16 071 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
OSCEOLA 16 072 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PAGE 16 073 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PALO ALTO 16 074 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PLYMOUTH 16 075 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
POCAHONTAS 16 076 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
POLK 16 077 030 3 056 1 DES MOINES
POLK 16 077 075 6 056 1 URBANDALE
POLK 16 077 081 6 056 1 WEST DES MOINES
POLK 16 077 999 9 056 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
POTTAWATTAMIE 16 078 024 4 144 1 COUNCIL BLUFFS
POTTAWATTAMIE 16 078 999 9 144 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
POWESHIEK 16 079 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
RINGGOLD 16 080 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SAC 16 081 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SCOTT 16 082 006 6 052 1 BETTENDORF
SCOTT 16 082 027 4 052 1 DAVENPORT
SCOTT 16 082 999 9 052 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
SHELBY 16 083 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SIOUX 16 084 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
STORY 16 085 003 5 000 2 AMES
STORY 16 085 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
TAMA 16 086 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
TAYLOR 16 087 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
UNION 16 088 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
VAN BUREN 16 089 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WAPELLO 16 090 066 5 000 2 OTTUMWA
WAPELLO 16 090 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
WARREN 16 091 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WASHINGTON 16 092 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WAYNE 16 093 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WEBSTER 16 094 036 5 000 2 FORT DODGE
WEBSTER 16 094 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
WINNEBAGO 16 095 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WINNESHIEK 16 096 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WOODBURY 16 097 069 4 191 1 SIOUX CITY
WOODBURY 16 097 999 9 191 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
WORTH 16 098 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WRIGHT 16 099 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
NCHS County Listings for State 17
COUNTY NAME STATE CO. CI. PS SMSA M/N CITY NAME
ALLEN 17 001 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ANDERSON 17 002 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ATCHISON 17 003 006 6 000 2 ATCHISON
ATCHISON 17 003 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
BARBER 17 004 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BARTON 17 005 027 6 000 2 GREAT BEND
BARTON 17 005 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
BOURBON 17 006 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BROWN 17 007 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BUTLER 17 008 018 6 222 1 EL DORADO
BUTLER 17 008 999 9 222 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CHASE 17 009 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CHAUTAUQUA 17 010 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CHEROKEE 17 011 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CHEYENNE 17 012 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CLARK 17 013 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CLAY 17 014 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CLOUD 17 015 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
COFFEY 17 016 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
COMANCHE 17 017 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
COWLEY 17 018 003 6 000 2 ARKANSAS CITY
COWLEY 17 018 099 6 000 2 WINFIELD
COWLEY 17 018 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CRAWFORD 17 019 081 6 000 2 PITTSBURG
CRAWFORD 17 019 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
DECATUR 17 020 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
DICKINSON 17 021 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
DONIPHAN 17 022 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
DOUGLAS 17 023 045 5 000 2 LAWRENCE
DOUGLAS 17 023 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
EDWARDS 17 024 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ELK 17 025 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ELLIS 17 026 030 6 000 2 HAYS
ELLIS 17 026 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
ELLSWORTH 17 027 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
FINNEY 17 028 024 6 000 2 GARDEN CITY
FINNEY 17 028 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
FORD 17 029 015 6 000 2 DODGE CITY
FORD 17 029 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
FRANKLIN 17 030 072 6 000 2 OTTAWA
FRANKLIN 17 030 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
GEARY 17 031 039 6 000 2 JUNCTION CITY
GEARY 17 031 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
GOVE 17 032 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GRAHAM 17 033 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GRANT 17 034 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GRAY 17 035 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GREELEY 17 036 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GREENWOOD 17 037 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HAMILTON 17 038 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HARPER 17 039 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HARVEY 17 040 066 6 000 2 NEWTON
HARVEY 17 040 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
HASKELL 17 041 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HODGEMAN 17 042 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
JACKSON 17 043 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
JEFFERSON 17 044 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
JEWELL 17 045 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
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JOHNSON 17 046 063 6 097 1 MERRIAM
JOHNSON 17 046 069 6 097 1 OLATHE
JOHNSON 17 046 075 4 097 1 OVERLAND PARK
JOHNSON 17 046 084 5 097 1 PRAIRIE VILLAGE
JOHNSON 17 046 090 6 097 1 SHAWNEE
JOHNSON 17 046 999 9 097 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
KEARNY 17 047 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
KINGMAN 17 048 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
KIOWA 17 049 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LABETTE 17 050 078 6 000 2 PARSONS
LABETTE 17 050 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
LANE 17 051 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LEAVENWORTH 17 052 048 5 000 2 LEAVENWORTH
LEAVENWORTH 17 052 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
LINCOLN 17 053 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LINN 17 054 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LOGAN 17 055 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LYON 17 056 021 6 000 2 EMPORIA
LYON 17 056 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MC PHERSON 17 057 057 6 000 2 MC PHERSON
MC PHERSON 17 057 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MARION 17 058 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MARSHALL 17 059 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MEADE 17 060 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MIAMI 17 061 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MITCHELL 17 062 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MONTGOMERY 17 063 012 6 000 2 COFFEYVILLE
MONTGOMERY 17 063 036 6 000 2 INDEPENDENCE
MONTGOMERY 17 063 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MORRIS 17 064 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MORTON 17 065 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
NEMAHA 17 066 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
NEOSHO 17 067 009 6 000 2 CHANUTE
NEOSHO 17 067 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
NESS 17 068 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
NORTON 17 069 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
OSAGE 17 070 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
OSBORNE 17 071 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
OTTAWA 17 072 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PAWNEE 17 073 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PHILLIPS 17 074 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
POTTAWATOMIE 17 075 060 5 000 2 MANHATTAN PT
POTTAWATOMIE 17 075 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
PRATT 17 076 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
RAWLINS 17 077 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
RENO 17 078 033 5 000 2 HUTCHINSON
RENO 17 078 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
REPUBLIC 17 079 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
RICE 17 080 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
RILEY 17 081 060 5 000 2 MANHATTAN PT
RILEY 17 081 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
ROOKS 17 082 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
RUSH 17 083 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
RUSSELL 17 084 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SALINE 17 085 087 5 000 2 SALINA
SALINE 17 085 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
SCOTT 17 086 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SEDGWICK 17 087 096 2 222 1 WICHITA
SEDGWICK 17 087 999 9 222 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
SEWARD 17 088 054 6 000 2 LIBERAL
SEWARD 17 088 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
SHAWNEE 17 089 093 3 208 1 TOPEKA
SHAWNEE 17 089 999 9 208 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
SHERIDAN 17 090 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SHERMAN 17 091 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SMITH 17 092 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
STAFFORD 17 093 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
STANTON 17 094 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
STEVENS 17 095 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SUMNER 17 096 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
THOMAS 17 097 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
TREGO 17 098 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WABAUNSEE 17 099 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WALLACE 17 100 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WASHINGTON 17 101 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WICHITA 17 102 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WILSON 17 103 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WOODSON 17 104 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WYANDOTTE 17 105 042 3 097 1 KANSAS CITY
WYANDOTTE 17 105 999 9 097 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
NCHS County Listings for State 18
COUNTY NAME STATE CO. CI. PS SMSA M/N CITY NAME
ADAIR 18 001 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ALLEN 18 002 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ANDERSON 18 003 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BALLARD 18 004 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BARREN 18 005 030 6 000 2 GLASGOW
BARREN 18 005 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
BATH 18 006 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BELL 18 007 051 6 000 2 MIDDLESBOROUGH
BELL 18 007 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
BOONE 18 008 021 6 043 1 FLORENCE
BOONE 18 008 999 9 043 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
BOURBON 18 009 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BOYD 18 010 003 5 088 1 ASHLAND
BOYD 18 010 999 9 088 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
BOYLE 18 011 012 6 000 2 DANVILLE
BOYLE 18 011 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
BRACKEN 18 012 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BREATHITT 18 013 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BRECKINRIDGE 18 014 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BULLITT 18 015 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BUTLER 18 016 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CALDWELL 18 017 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CALLOWAY 18 018 054 6 000 2 MURRAY
CALLOWAY 18 018 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CAMPBELL 18 019 024 6 043 1 FORT THOMAS
CAMPBELL 18 019 057 5 043 1 NEWPORT
CAMPBELL 18 019 999 9 043 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CARLISLE 18 020 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CARROLL 18 021 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CARTER 18 022 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CASEY 18 023 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CHRISTIAN 18 024 036 6 000 2 HOPKINSVILLE
CHRISTIAN 18 024 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CLARK 18 025 078 6 000 2 WINCHESTER
CLARK 18 025 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CLAY 18 026 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CLINTON 18 027 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CRITTENDEN 18 028 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CUMBERLAND 18 029 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
DAVIESS 18 030 060 4 146 1 OWENSBORO
DAVIESS 18 030 999 9 146 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
EDMONSON 18 031 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ELLIOTT 18 032 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ESTILL 18 033 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
FAYETTE 18 034 039 3 109 1 LEXINGTON
FAYETTE 18 034 999 9 109 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
FLEMING 18 035 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
FLOYD 18 036 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
FRANKLIN 18 037 027 6 000 2 FRANKFORT
FRANKLIN 18 037 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
FULTON 18 038 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GALLATIN 18 039 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GARRARD 18 040 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GRANT 18 041 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GRAVES 18 042 048 6 000 2 MAYFIELD
GRAVES 18 042 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
GRAYSON 18 043 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GREEN 18 044 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GREENUP 18 045 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HANCOCK 18 046 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HARDIN 18 047 015 6 000 2 ELIZABETHTOWN
HARDIN 18 047 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
HARLAN 18 048 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HARRISON 18 049 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HART 18 050 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HENDERSON 18 051 033 6 064 1 HENDERSON
HENDERSON 18 051 999 9 064 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
HENRY 18 052 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HICKMAN 18 053 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HOPKINS 18 054 045 6 000 2 MADISONVILLE
HOPKINS 18 054 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
JACKSON 18 055 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
JEFFERSON 18 056 042 2 115 1 LOUISVILLE
JEFFERSON 18 056 069 6 115 1 ST MATTHEWS
JEFFERSON 18 056 072 6 115 1 SHIVELY
JEFFERSON 18 056 999 9 115 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
JESSAMINE 18 057 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
JOHNSON 18 058 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
KENTON 18 059 009 4 043 1 COVINGTON
KENTON 18 059 018 6 043 1 ERLANGER
KENTON 18 059 999 9 043 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
KNOTT 18 060 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
KNOX 18 061 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LARUE 18 062 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LAUREL 18 063 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LAWRENCE 18 064 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LEE 18 065 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LESLIE 18 066 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LETCHER 18 067 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LEWIS 18 068 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LINCOLN 18 069 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LIVINGSTON 18 070 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LOGAN 18 071 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LYON 18 072 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MC CRACKEN 18 073 063 5 000 2 PADUCAH
MC CRACKEN 18 073 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MC CREARY 18 074 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MC LEAN 18 075 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MADISON 18 076 066 6 000 2 RICHMOND
MADISON 18 076 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MAGOFFIN 18 077 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MARION 18 078 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MARSHALL 18 079 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MARTIN 18 080 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MASON 18 081 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MEADE 18 082 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MENIFEE 18 083 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MERCER 18 084 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
METCALFE 18 085 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MONROE 18 086 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MONTGOMERY 18 087 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MORGAN 18 088 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MUHLENBERG 18 089 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
NELSON 18 090 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
NICHOLAS 18 091 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
OHIO 18 092 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
OLDHAM 18 093 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
OWEN 18 094 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
OWSLEY 18 095 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PENDLETON 18 096 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PERRY 18 097 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PIKE 18 098 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
POWELL 18 099 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PULASKI 18 100 075 6 000 2 SOMERSET
PULASKI 18 100 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
ROBERTSON 18 101 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ROCKCASTLE 18 102 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ROWAN 18 103 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
RUSSELL 18 104 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SCOTT 18 105 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SHELBY 18 106 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SIMPSON 18 107 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SPENCER 18 108 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
TAYLOR 18 109 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
TODD 18 110 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
TRIGG 18 111 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
TRIMBLE 18 112 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
UNION 18 113 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WARREN 18 114 006 5 000 2 BOWLING GREEN
WARREN 18 114 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
WASHINGTON 18 115 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WAYNE 18 116 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WEBSTER 18 117 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WHITLEY 18 118 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WOLFE 18 119 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WOODFORD 18 120 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
NCHS County Listings for State 19
COUNTY NAME STATE CO. CI. PS SMSA M/N CITY NAME
ACADIA 19 001 021 6 000 2 CROWLEY
ACADIA 19 001 024 6 000 2 EUNICE PT
ACADIA 19 001 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF PARISH
ALLEN 19 002 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE PARISH
ASCENSION 19 003 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE PARISH
ASSUMPTION 19 004 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE PARISH
AVOYELLES 19 005 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE PARISH
BEAUREGARD 19 006 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE PARISH
BIENVILLE 19 007 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE PARISH
BOSSIER 19 008 018 5 190 1 BOSSIER CITY
BOSSIER 19 008 075 3 190 1 SHREVEPORT PT
BOSSIER 19 008 999 9 190 1 BALANCE OF PARISH
CADDO 19 009 075 3 190 1 SHREVEPORT PT
CADDO 19 009 999 9 190 1 BALANCE OF PARISH
CALCASIEU 19 010 048 4 103 1 LAKE CHARLES
CALCASIEU 19 010 081 6 103 1 SULPHUR
CALCASIEU 19 010 999 9 103 1 BALANCE OF PARISH
CALDWELL 19 011 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE PARISH
CAMERON 19 012 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE PARISH
CATAHOULA 19 013 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE PARISH
CLAIBORNE 19 014 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE PARISH
CONCORDIA 19 015 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE PARISH
DE SOTO 19 016 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE PARISH
EAST BATON ROUGE 19 017 012 3 020 1 BATON ROUGE
EAST BATON ROUGE 19 017 999 9 020 1 BALANCE OF PARISH
EAST CARROLL 19 018 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE PARISH
EAST FELICIANA 19 019 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE PARISH
EVANGELINE 19 020 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE PARISH
FRANKLIN 19 021 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE PARISH
GRANT 19 022 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE PARISH
IBERIA 19 023 063 5 000 2 NEW IBERIA
IBERIA 19 023 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF PARISH
IBERVILLE 19 024 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE PARISH
JACKSON 19 025 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE PARISH
JEFFERSON 19 026 027 6 136 1 GRETNA
JEFFERSON 19 026 033 6 136 1 HARAHAN
JEFFERSON 19 026 042 5 136 1 KENNER
JEFFERSON 19 026 090 6 136 1 WESTWEGO
JEFFERSON 19 026 999 9 136 1 BALANCE OF PARISH
JEFFERSON DAVIS 19 027 039 6 000 2 JENNINGS
JEFFERSON DAVIS 19 027 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF PARISH
LAFAYETTE 19 028 045 4 101 1 LAFAYETTE
LAFAYETTE 19 028 999 9 101 1 BALANCE OF PARISH
LAFOURCHE 19 029 084 6 000 2 THIBODAUX
LAFOURCHE 19 029 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF PARISH
LA SALLE 19 030 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE PARISH
LINCOLN 19 031 072 6 000 2 RUSTON
LINCOLN 19 031 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF PARISH
LIVINGSTON 19 032 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE PARISH
MADISON 19 033 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE PARISH
MOREHOUSE 19 034 009 6 000 2 BASTROP
MOREHOUSE 19 034 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF PARISH
NATCHITOCHES 19 035 060 6 000 2 NATCHITOCHES
NATCHITOCHES 19 035 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF PARISH
ORLEANS-NEW ORLEANS COEXT 19 036 066 1 136 1 NEW ORLEANS COEXT
OUACHITA 19 037 054 4 130 1 MONROE
OUACHITA 19 037 087 6 130 1 WEST MONROE
OUACHITA 19 037 999 9 130 1 BALANCE OF PARISH
PLAQUEMINES 19 038 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE PARISH
POINTE COUPEE 19 039 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE PARISH
RAPIDES 19 040 006 5 000 2 ALEXANDRIA
RAPIDES 19 040 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF PARISH
RED RIVER 19 041 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE PARISH
RICHLAND 19 042 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE PARISH
SABINE 19 043 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE PARISH
ST BERNARD 19 044 999 9 136 1 ENTIRE PARISH
ST CHARLES 19 045 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE PARISH
ST HELENA 19 046 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE PARISH
ST JAMES 19 047 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE PARISH
ST JOHN THE BAPTIST 19 048 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE PARISH
ST LANDRY 19 049 024 6 000 2 EUNICE PT
ST LANDRY 19 049 069 6 000 2 OPELOUSAS
ST LANDRY 19 049 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF PARISH
ST MARTIN 19 050 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE PARISH
ST MARY 19 051 057 6 000 2 MORGAN CITY
ST MARY 19 051 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF PARISH
ST TAMMANY 19 052 078 6 136 1 SLIDELL
ST TAMMANY 19 052 999 9 136 1 BALANCE OF PARISH
TANGIPAHOA 19 053 030 6 000 2 HAMMOND
TANGIPAHOA 19 053 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF PARISH
TENSAS 19 054 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE PARISH
TERREBONNE 19 055 036 5 000 2 HOUMA
TERREBONNE 19 055 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF PARISH
UNION 19 056 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE PARISH
VERMILION 19 057 003 6 000 2 ABBEVILLE
VERMILION 19 057 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF PARISH
VERNON 19 058 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE PARISH
WASHINGTON 19 059 015 6 000 2 BOGALUSA
WASHINGTON 19 059 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF PARISH
WEBSTER 19 060 051 6 000 2 MINDEN
WEBSTER 19 060 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF PARISH
WEST BATON ROUGE 19 061 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE PARISH
WEST CARROLL 19 062 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE PARISH
WEST FELICIANA 19 063 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE PARISH
WINN 19 064 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE PARISH
NCHS County Listings for State 20
COUNTY NAME STATE CO. CI. PS SMSA M/N CITY NAME
ANDROSCOGGIN 20 001 003 6 000 2 AUBURN
ANDROSCOGGIN 20 001 018 5 000 2 LEWISTON
ANDROSCOGGIN 20 001 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
AROOSTOOK 20 002 015 6 000 2 CARIBOU
AROOSTOOK 20 002 024 6 000 2 PRESQUE ISLE
AROOSTOOK 20 002 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CUMBERLAND 20 003 021 4 157 1 PORTLAND
CUMBERLAND 20 003 033 6 157 1 SOUTH PORTLAND
CUMBERLAND 20 003 039 6 157 1 WESTBROOK
CUMBERLAND 20 003 999 9 157 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
FRANKLIN 20 004 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HANCOCK 20 005 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
KENNEBEC 20 006 006 6 000 2 AUGUSTA
KENNEBEC 20 006 036 6 000 2 WATERVILLE
KENNEBEC 20 006 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
KNOX 20 007 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LINCOLN 20 008 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
OXFORD 20 009 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PENOBSCOT 20 010 009 5 000 2 BANGOR
PENOBSCOT 20 010 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
PISCATAQUIS 20 011 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SAGADAHOC 20 012 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SOMERSET 20 013 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WALDO 20 014 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WASHINGTON 20 015 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
YORK 20 016 012 6 000 2 BIDDEFORD
YORK 20 016 027 6 000 2 SACO
YORK 20 016 030 6 000 2 SANFORD TOWN
YORK 20 016 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
NCHS County Listings for State 21
COUNTY NAME STATE CO. CI. PS SMSA M/N CITY NAME
ALLEGANY 21 001 021 5 000 2 CUMBERLAND
ALLEGANY 21 001 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
ANNE ARUNDEL 21 002 006 5 019 1 ANNAPOLIS
ANNE ARUNDEL 21 002 999 9 019 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
BALTIMORE 21 003 999 9 019 1 ENTIRE COUNTY
BALTIMORE CITY IND 21 004 009 1 019 1 BALTIMORE CITY IND
CALVERT 21 005 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CAROLINE 21 006 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CARROLL 21 007 999 9 019 1 ENTIRE COUNTY
CECIL 21 008 999 9 225 1 ENTIRE COUNTY
CHARLES 21 009 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
DORCHESTER 21 010 015 6 000 2 CAMBRIDGE
DORCHESTER 21 010 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
FREDERICK 21 011 024 6 000 2 FREDERICK
FREDERICK 21 011 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
GARRETT 21 012 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HARFORD 21 013 003 6 019 1 ABERDEEN
HARFORD 21 013 999 9 019 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
HOWARD 21 014 999 9 019 1 ENTIRE COUNTY
KENT 21 015 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MONTGOMERY 21 016 042 5 218 1 ROCKVILLE
MONTGOMERY 21 016 048 6 218 1 TAKOMA PARK PT
MONTGOMERY 21 016 999 9 218 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
PRINCE GEORGES 21 017 012 5 218 1 BOWIE
PRINCE GEORGES 21 017 018 5 218 1 COLLEGE PARK
PRINCE GEORGES 21 017 027 6 218 1 GREENBELT
PRINCE GEORGES 21 017 033 6 218 1 HYATTSVILLE
PRINCE GEORGES 21 017 036 6 218 1 LAUREL
PRINCE GEORGES 21 017 039 6 218 1 NEW CARROLLTON
PRINCE GEORGES 21 017 048 6 218 1 TAKOMA PARK PT
PRINCE GEORGES 21 017 999 9 218 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
QUEEN ANNES 21 018 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ST MARYS 21 019 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SOMERSET 21 020 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
TALBOT 21 021 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WASHINGTON 21 022 030 5 000 2 HAGERSTOWN
WASHINGTON 21 022 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
WICOMICO 21 023 045 6 000 2 SALISBURY
WICOMICO 21 023 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
WORCESTER 21 024 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
NCHS County Listings for State 22
COUNTY NAME STATE CO. CI. PS SMSA M/N CITY NAME
BARNSTABLE 22 001 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BERKSHIRE 22 002 138 6 156 1 NORTH ADAMS
BERKSHIRE 22 002 150 4 156 1 PITTSFIELD
BERKSHIRE 22 002 999 9 156 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
BRISTOL 22 003 009 5 065 1 ATTLEBORO
BRISTOL 22 003 060 4 065 1 FALL RIVER
BRISTOL 22 003 129 3 065 1 NEW BEDFORD
BRISTOL 22 003 174 6 065 1 SOMERSET TOWN
BRISTOL 22 003 189 5 065 1 TAUNTON
BRISTOL 22 003 999 9 065 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
DUKES 22 004 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ESSEX 22 005 015 5 029 1 BEVERLY
ESSEX 22 005 051 5 029 1 DANVERS TOWN
ESSEX 22 005 072 5 029 1 GLOUCESTER
ESSEX 22 005 075 5 029 1 HAVERHILL
ESSEX 22 005 084 4 029 1 LAWRENCE
ESSEX 22 005 099 4 029 1 LYNN
ESSEX 22 005 105 6 029 1 MARBLEHEAD TOWN
ESSEX 22 005 117 5 029 1 METHUEN TOWN
ESSEX 22 005 132 6 029 1 NEWBURYPORT
ESSEX 22 005 147 5 029 1 PEABODY
ESSEX 22 005 168 5 029 1 SALEM
ESSEX 22 005 171 5 029 1 SAUGUS TOWN
ESSEX 22 005 186 6 029 1 SWAMPSCOTT TOWN
ESSEX 22 005 999 9 029 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
FRANKLIN 22 006 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HAMPDEN 22 007 045 4 198 1 CHICOPEE
HAMPDEN 22 007 081 4 198 1 HOLYOKE
HAMPDEN 22 007 093 6 198 1 LONGMEADOW TOWN
HAMPDEN 22 007 180 3 198 1 SPRINGFIELD
HAMPDEN 22 007 204 5 198 1 WESTFIELD
HAMPDEN 22 007 207 5 198 1 WEST SPRINGFIELD TOWN
HAMPDEN 22 007 999 9 198 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
HAMPSHIRE 22 008 003 5 198 1 AMHERST TOWN
HAMPSHIRE 22 008 141 5 198 1 NORTHAMPTON
HAMPSHIRE 22 008 999 9 198 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MIDDLESEX 22 009 006 4 029 1 ARLINGTON TOWN
MIDDLESEX 22 009 012 5 029 1 BELMONT TOWN
MIDDLESEX 22 009 018 5 029 1 BILLERICA TOWN
MIDDLESEX 22 009 033 6 029 1 BURLINGTON TOWN
MIDDLESEX 22 009 036 3 029 1 CAMBRIDGE
MIDDLESEX 22 009 039 5 029 1 CHELMSFORD TOWN
MIDDLESEX 22 009 057 5 029 1 EVERETT
MIDDLESEX 22 009 066 4 029 1 FRAMINGHAM TOWN
MIDDLESEX 22 009 090 5 029 1 LEXINGTON TOWN
MIDDLESEX 22 009 096 4 029 1 LOWELL
MIDDLESEX 22 009 102 4 029 1 MALDEN
MIDDLESEX 22 009 108 5 029 1 MARLBOROUGH
MIDDLESEX 22 009 111 4 029 1 MEDFORD
MIDDLESEX 22 009 114 5 029 1 MELROSE
MIDDLESEX 22 009 123 5 029 1 NATICK TOWN
MIDDLESEX 22 009 135 4 029 1 NEWTON
MIDDLESEX 22 009 159 6 029 1 READING TOWN
MIDDLESEX 22 009 177 4 029 1 SOMERVILLE
MIDDLESEX 22 009 183 6 029 1 STONEHAM TOWN
MIDDLESEX 22 009 192 5 029 1 WAKEFIELD TOWN
MIDDLESEX 22 009 195 4 029 1 WALTHAM
MIDDLESEX 22 009 198 5 029 1 WATERTOWN TOWN
MIDDLESEX 22 009 216 6 029 1 WINCHESTER TOWN
MIDDLESEX 22 009 222 5 029 1 WOBURN
MIDDLESEX 22 009 999 9 029 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
NANTUCKET 22 010 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
NORFOLK 22 011 024 5 029 1 BRAINTREE TOWN
NORFOLK 22 011 030 4 029 1 BROOKLINE TOWN
NORFOLK 22 011 054 5 029 1 DEDHAM TOWN
NORFOLK 22 011 078 6 029 1 HOLBROOK TOWN
NORFOLK 22 011 120 5 029 1 MILTON TOWN
NORFOLK 22 011 126 5 029 1 NEEDHAM TOWN
NORFOLK 22 011 144 5 029 1 NORWOOD TOWN
NORFOLK 22 011 153 4 029 1 QUINCY
NORFOLK 22 011 156 5 029 1 RANDOLPH TOWN
NORFOLK 22 011 201 5 029 1 WELLESLEY TOWN
NORFOLK 22 011 210 4 029 1 WEYMOUTH TOWN
NORFOLK 22 011 999 9 029 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
PLYMOUTH 22 012 027 4 031 1 BROCKTON
PLYMOUTH 22 012 165 6 031 1 ROCKLAND TOWN
PLYMOUTH 22 012 213 6 031 1 WHITMAN TOWN
PLYMOUTH 22 012 999 9 031 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
SUFFOLK 22 013 021 1 029 1 BOSTON
SUFFOLK 22 013 042 5 029 1 CHELSEA
SUFFOLK 22 013 162 5 029 1 REVERE
SUFFOLK 22 013 219 6 029 1 WINTHROP TOWN
WORCESTER 22 014 048 6 227 1 CLINTON TOWN
WORCESTER 22 014 063 5 227 1 FITCHBURG
WORCESTER 22 014 069 6 227 1 GARDNER
WORCESTER 22 014 087 5 227 1 LEOMINSTER
WORCESTER 22 014 225 3 227 1 WORCESTER
WORCESTER 22 014 999 9 227 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
NCHS County Listings for State 23
COUNTY NAME STATE CO. CI. PS SMSA M/N CITY NAME
ALCONA 23 001 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ALGER 23 002 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ALLEGAN 23 003 114 5 000 2 HOLLAND PT
ALLEGAN 23 003 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
ALPENA 23 004 012 6 000 2 ALPENA
ALPENA 23 004 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
ANTRIM 23 005 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ARENAC 23 006 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BARAGA 23 007 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BARRY 23 008 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BAY 23 009 021 5 021 1 BAY CITY
BAY 23 009 150 5 021 1 MIDLAND PT
BAY 23 009 999 9 021 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
BENZIE 23 010 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BERRIEN 23 011 024 6 000 2 BENTON HARBOR
BERRIEN 23 011 168 6 000 2 NILES
BERRIEN 23 011 210 6 000 2 ST JOSEPH
BERRIEN 23 011 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
BRANCH 23 012 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CALHOUN 23 013 006 6 000 2 ALBION
CALHOUN 23 013 018 5 000 2 BATTLE CREEK
CALHOUN 23 013 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CASS 23 014 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CHARLEVOIX 23 015 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CHEBOYGAN 23 016 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CHIPPEWA 23 017 213 6 000 2 SAULT STE MARIE
CHIPPEWA 23 017 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CLARE 23 018 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CLINTON 23 019 129 3 105 1 LANSING PT
CLINTON 23 019 999 9 105 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CRAWFORD 23 020 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
DELTA 23 021 066 6 000 2 ESCANABA
DELTA 23 021 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
DICKINSON 23 022 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
EATON 23 023 129 3 105 1 LANSING PT
EATON 23 023 999 9 105 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
EMMET 23 024 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GENESEE 23 025 075 3 068 1 FLINT
GENESEE 23 025 999 9 068 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
GLADWIN 23 026 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GOGEBIC 23 027 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GRAND TRAVERSE 23 028 228 6 000 2 TRAVERSE CITY
GRAND TRAVERSE 23 028 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
GRATIOT 23 029 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HILLSDALE 23 030 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HOUGHTON 23 031 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HURON 23 032 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
INGHAM 23 033 060 5 105 1 EAST LANSING
INGHAM 23 033 129 3 105 1 LANSING PT
INGHAM 23 033 999 9 105 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
IONIA 23 034 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
IOSCO 23 035 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
IRON 23 036 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ISABELLA 23 037 159 6 000 2 MOUNT PLEASANT
ISABELLA 23 037 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
JACKSON 23 038 120 5 091 1 JACKSON
JACKSON 23 038 999 9 091 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
KALAMAZOO 23 039 123 4 096 1 KALAMAZOO
KALAMAZOO 23 039 186 5 096 1 PORTAGE
KALAMAZOO 23 039 999 9 096 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
KALKASKA 23 040 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
KENT 23 041 057 6 078 1 EAST GRAND RAPIDS
KENT 23 041 087 3 078 1 GRAND RAPIDS
KENT 23 041 090 6 078 1 GRANDVILLE
KENT 23 041 126 6 078 1 KENTWOOD
KENT 23 041 237 6 078 1 WALKER
KENT 23 041 252 4 078 1 WYOMING
KENT 23 041 999 9 078 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
KEWEENAW 23 042 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LAKE 23 043 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LAPEER 23 044 999 9 068 1 ENTIRE COUNTY
LEELANAU 23 045 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LENAWEE 23 046 003 6 000 2 ADRIAN
LENAWEE 23 046 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
LIVINGSTON 23 047 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LUCE 23 048 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MACKINAC 23 049 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MACOMB 23 050 039 6 057 1 CENTER LINE
MACOMB 23 050 054 5 057 1 EAST DETROIT
MACOMB 23 050 078 6 057 1 FRASER
MACOMB 23 050 156 6 057 1 MOUNT CLEMENS
MACOMB 23 050 198 4 057 1 ROSEVILLE
MACOMB 23 050 207 4 057 1 ST CLAIR SHORES
MACOMB 23 050 222 4 057 1 STERLING HEIGHTS
MACOMB 23 050 240 3 057 1 WARREN
MACOMB 23 050 999 9 057 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MANISTEE 23 051 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MARQUETTE 23 052 141 6 000 2 MARQUETTE
MARQUETTE 23 052 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MASON 23 053 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MECOSTA 23 054 033 6 000 2 BIG RAPIDS
MECOSTA 23 054 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MENOMINEE 23 055 147 6 000 2 MENOMINEE
MENOMINEE 23 055 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MIDLAND 23 056 150 5 000 2 MIDLAND PT
MIDLAND 23 056 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MISSAUKEE 23 057 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MONROE 23 058 153 6 207 1 MONROE
MONROE 23 058 999 9 207 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MONTCALM 23 059 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MONTMORENCY 23 060 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MUSKEGON 23 061 162 5 133 1 MUSKEGON
MUSKEGON 23 061 165 6 133 1 MUSKEGON HEIGHTS
MUSKEGON 23 061 171 6 133 1 NORTON SHORES
MUSKEGON 23 061 999 9 133 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
NEWAYGO 23 062 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
OAKLAND 23 063 027 6 057 1 BERKLEY
OAKLAND 23 063 030 6 057 1 BEVERLY HILLS
OAKLAND 23 063 036 5 057 1 BIRMINGHAM
OAKLAND 23 063 042 6 057 1 CLAWSON
OAKLAND 23 063 069 6 057 1 FARMINGTON
OAKLAND 23 063 072 5 057 1 FERNDALE
OAKLAND 23 063 108 6 057 1 HAZEL PARK
OAKLAND 23 063 138 5 057 1 MADISON HEIGHTS
OAKLAND 23 063 174 5 057 1 OAK PARK
OAKLAND 23 063 183 4 057 1 PONTIAC
OAKLAND 23 063 201 4 057 1 ROYAL OAK
OAKLAND 23 063 216 4 057 1 SOUTHFIELD
OAKLAND 23 063 234 5 057 1 TROY
OAKLAND 23 063 999 9 057 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
OCEANA 23 064 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
OGEMAW 23 065 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ONTONAGON 23 066 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
OSCEOLA 23 067 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
OSCODA 23 068 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
OTSEGO 23 069 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
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OTTAWA 23 070 114 5 078 1 HOLLAND PT
OTTAWA 23 070 999 9 078 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
PRESQUE ISLE 23 071 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ROSCOMMON 23 072 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SAGINAW 23 073 204 4 172 1 SAGINAW
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ST CLAIR 23 074 189 5 000 2 PORT HURON
ST CLAIR 23 074 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
ST JOSEPH 23 075 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SANILAC 23 076 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SCHOOLCRAFT 23 077 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SHIAWASSEE 23 078 177 6 000 2 OWOSSO
SHIAWASSEE 23 078 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
TUSCOLA 23 079 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
VAN BUREN 23 080 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WASHTENAW 23 081 015 4 011 1 ANN ARBOR
WASHTENAW 23 081 255 5 011 1 YPSILANTI
WASHTENAW 23 081 999 9 011 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
WAYNE 23 082 009 5 057 1 ALLEN PARK
WAYNE 23 082 045 3 057 1 DEARBORN
WAYNE 23 082 048 4 057 1 DEARBORN HEIGHTS
WAYNE 23 082 051 0 057 1 DETROIT
WAYNE 23 082 063 6 057 1 ECORSE
WAYNE 23 082 081 5 057 1 GARDEN CITY
WAYNE 23 082 093 6 057 1 GROSSE POINTE FARMS
WAYNE 23 082 096 6 057 1 GROSSE POINTE PARK
WAYNE 23 082 099 6 057 1 GROSSE POINTE WOODS
WAYNE 23 082 102 5 057 1 HAMTRAMCK
WAYNE 23 082 105 6 057 1 HARPER WOODS
WAYNE 23 082 111 5 057 1 HIGHLAND PARK
WAYNE 23 082 117 5 057 1 INKSTER
WAYNE 23 082 132 4 057 1 LINCOLN PARK
WAYNE 23 082 135 3 057 1 LIVONIA
WAYNE 23 082 144 6 057 1 MELVINDALE
WAYNE 23 082 180 6 057 1 PLYMOUTH
WAYNE 23 082 192 6 057 1 RIVER ROUGE
WAYNE 23 082 195 6 057 1 RIVERVIEW
WAYNE 23 082 219 5 057 1 SOUTHGATE
WAYNE 23 082 225 4 057 1 TAYLOR
WAYNE 23 082 231 6 057 1 TRENTON
WAYNE 23 082 243 6 057 1 WAYNE
WAYNE 23 082 246 4 057 1 WESTLAND
WAYNE 23 082 249 5 057 1 WYANDOTTE
WAYNE 23 082 999 9 057 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
WEXFORD 23 083 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
NCHS County Listings for State 24
COUNTY NAME STATE CO. CI. PS SMSA M/N CITY NAME
AITKIN 24 001 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ANOKA 24 002 006 6 127 1 ANOKA
ANOKA 24 002 015 6 127 1 BLAINE PT
ANOKA 24 002 033 6 127 1 COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
ANOKA 24 002 036 5 127 1 COON RAPIDS
ANOKA 24 002 060 5 127 1 FRIDLEY
ANOKA 24 002 999 9 127 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
BECKER 24 003 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BELTRAMI 24 004 012 6 000 2 BEMIDJI
BELTRAMI 24 004 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
BENTON 24 005 126 5 000 2 ST CLOUD PT
BENTON 24 005 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
BIG STONE 24 006 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BLUE EARTH 24 007 078 5 000 2 MANKATO
BLUE EARTH 24 007 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
BROWN 24 008 099 6 000 2 NEW ULM
BROWN 24 008 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CARLTON 24 009 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CARVER 24 010 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CASS 24 011 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CHIPPEWA 24 012 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CHISAGO 24 013 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CLAY 24 014 090 5 066 1 MOORHEAD
CLAY 24 014 999 9 066 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CLEARWATER 24 015 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
COOK 24 016 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
COTTONWOOD 24 017 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CROW WING 24 018 021 6 000 2 BRAINERD
CROW WING 24 018 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
DAKOTA 24 019 030 6 127 1 BURNSVILLE
DAKOTA 24 019 066 6 127 1 HASTINGS PT
DAKOTA 24 019 075 6 127 1 INVER GROVE HEIGHTS
DAKOTA 24 019 138 5 127 1 SOUTH ST PAUL
DAKOTA 24 019 147 6 127 1 WEST ST PAUL
DAKOTA 24 019 999 9 127 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
DODGE 24 020 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
DOUGLAS 24 021 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
FARIBAULT 24 022 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
FILLMORE 24 023 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
FREEBORN 24 024 003 6 000 2 ALBERT LEA
FREEBORN 24 024 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
GOODHUE 24 025 111 6 000 2 RED WING
GOODHUE 24 025 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
GRANT 24 026 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HENNEPIN 24 027 018 4 127 1 BLOOMINGTON
HENNEPIN 24 027 024 5 127 1 BROOKLYN CENTER
HENNEPIN 24 027 027 5 127 1 BROOKLYN PARK
HENNEPIN 24 027 042 5 127 1 CRYSTAL
HENNEPIN 24 027 048 5 127 1 EDINA
HENNEPIN 24 027 063 6 127 1 GOLDEN VALLEY
HENNEPIN 24 027 072 6 127 1 HOPKINS
HENNEPIN 24 027 084 2 127 1 MINNEAPOLIS
HENNEPIN 24 027 087 5 127 1 MINNETONKA
HENNEPIN 24 027 096 6 127 1 NEW HOPE
HENNEPIN 24 027 108 6 127 1 PLYMOUTH
HENNEPIN 24 027 114 5 127 1 RICHFIELD
HENNEPIN 24 027 117 6 127 1 ROBBINSDALE
HENNEPIN 24 027 129 5 127 1 ST LOUIS PARK
HENNEPIN 24 027 999 9 127 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
HOUSTON 24 028 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HUBBARD 24 029 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ISANTI 24 030 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ITASCA 24 031 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
JACKSON 24 032 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
KANABEC 24 033 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
KANDIYOHI 24 034 153 6 000 2 WILLMAR
KANDIYOHI 24 034 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
KITTSON 24 035 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
KOOCHICHING 24 036 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LAC QUI PARLE 24 037 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LAKE 24 038 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LAKE OF THE WOODS 24 039 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LE SUEUR 24 040 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LINCOLN 24 041 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LYON 24 042 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MC LEOD 24 043 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MAHNOMEN 24 044 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MARSHALL 24 045 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MARTIN 24 046 051 6 000 2 FAIRMONT
MARTIN 24 046 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MEEKER 24 047 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MILLE LACS 24 048 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MORRISON 24 049 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MOWER 24 050 009 5 000 2 AUSTIN
MOWER 24 050 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MURRAY 24 051 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
NICOLLET 24 052 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
NOBLES 24 053 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
NORMAN 24 054 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
OLMSTED 24 055 120 4 168 1 ROCHESTER
OLMSTED 24 055 999 9 168 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
OTTER TAIL 24 056 057 6 000 2 FERGUS FALLS
OTTER TAIL 24 056 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
PENNINGTON 24 057 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PINE 24 058 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PIPESTONE 24 059 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
POLK 24 060 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
POPE 24 061 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
RAMSEY 24 062 015 6 127 1 BLAINE PT
RAMSEY 24 062 081 5 127 1 MAPLEWOOD
RAMSEY 24 062 093 6 127 1 NEW BRIGHTON
RAMSEY 24 062 102 6 127 1 NORTH ST PAUL
RAMSEY 24 062 123 5 127 1 ROSEVILLE
RAMSEY 24 062 132 2 127 1 ST PAUL
RAMSEY 24 062 135 6 127 1 SHOREVIEW
RAMSEY 24 062 150 6 127 1 WHITE BEAR LAKE PT
RAMSEY 24 062 999 9 127 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
RED LAKE 24 063 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
REDWOOD 24 064 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
RENVILLE 24 065 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
RICE 24 066 054 6 000 2 FARIBAULT
RICE 24 066 100 6 000 2 NORTHFIELD
RICE 24 066 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
ROCK 24 067 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ROSEAU 24 068 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ST LOUIS 24 069 045 3 059 1 DULUTH
ST LOUIS 24 069 069 6 059 1 HIBBING
ST LOUIS 24 069 144 6 059 1 VIRGINIA
ST LOUIS 24 069 999 9 059 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
SCOTT 24 070 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SHERBURNE 24 071 126 5 000 2 ST CLOUD PT
SHERBURNE 24 071 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
SIBLEY 24 072 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
STEARNS 24 073 126 5 000 2 ST CLOUD PT
STEARNS 24 073 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
STEELE 24 074 105 6 000 2 OWATONNA
STEELE 24 074 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
STEVENS 24 075 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SWIFT 24 076 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
TODD 24 077 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
TRAVERSE 24 078 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WABASHA 24 079 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WADENA 24 080 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WASECA 24 081 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WASHINGTON 24 082 039 6 127 1 COTTAGE GROVE
WASHINGTON 24 082 066 6 127 1 HASTINGS PT
WASHINGTON 24 082 141 6 127 1 STILLWATER
WASHINGTON 24 082 150 6 127 1 WHITE BEAR LAKE PT
WASHINGTON 24 082 999 9 127 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
WATONWAN 24 083 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WILKIN 24 084 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WINONA 24 085 156 5 000 2 WINONA
WINONA 24 085 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
WRIGHT 24 086 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
YELLOW MEDICINE 24 087 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
NCHS County Listings for State 25
COUNTY NAME STATE CO. CI. PS SMSA M/N CITY NAME
ADAMS 25 001 051 6 000 2 NATCHEZ
ADAMS 25 001 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
ALCORN 25 002 021 6 000 2 CORINTH
ALCORN 25 002 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
AMITE 25 003 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ATTALA 25 004 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BENTON 25 005 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BOLIVAR 25 006 015 6 000 2 CLEVELAND
BOLIVAR 25 006 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CALHOUN 25 007 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CARROLL 25 008 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CHICKASAW 25 009 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CHOCTAW 25 010 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CLAIBORNE 25 011 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CLARKE 25 012 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CLAY 25 013 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
COAHOMA 25 014 012 6 000 2 CLARKSDALE
COAHOMA 25 014 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
COPIAH 25 015 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
COVINGTON 25 016 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
DE SOTO 25 017 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
FORREST 25 018 033 5 000 2 HATTIESBURG PT
FORREST 25 018 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
FRANKLIN 25 019 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GEORGE 25 020 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GREENE 25 021 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GRENADA 25 022 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HANCOCK 25 023 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HARRISON 25 024 003 5 024 1 BILOXI
HARRISON 25 024 030 5 024 1 GULFPORT
HARRISON 25 024 999 9 024 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
HINDS 25 025 036 3 092 1 JACKSON PT
HINDS 25 025 999 9 092 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
HOLMES 25 026 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HUMPHREYS 25 027 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ISSAQUENA 25 028 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ITAWAMBA 25 029 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
JACKSON 25 030 048 6 000 2 MOSS POINT
JACKSON 25 030 057 5 000 2 PASCAGOULA
JACKSON 25 030 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
JASPER 25 031 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
JEFFERSON 25 032 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
JEFFERSON DAVIS 25 033 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
JONES 25 034 039 6 000 2 LAUREL
JONES 25 034 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
KEMPER 25 035 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LAFAYETTE 25 036 054 6 000 2 OXFORD
LAFAYETTE 25 036 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
LAMAR 25 037 033 5 000 2 HATTIESBURG PT
LAMAR 25 037 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
LAUDERDALE 25 038 045 5 000 2 MERIDIAN
LAUDERDALE 25 038 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
LAWRENCE 25 039 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LEAKE 25 040 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LEE 25 041 066 6 000 2 TUPELO
LEE 25 041 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
LEFLORE 25 042 027 6 000 2 GREENWOOD
LEFLORE 25 042 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
LINCOLN 25 043 006 6 000 2 BROOKHAVEN
LINCOLN 25 043 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
LOWNDES 25 044 018 5 000 2 COLUMBUS
LOWNDES 25 044 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MADISON 25 045 009 6 000 2 CANTON
MADISON 25 045 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MARION 25 046 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MARSHALL 25 047 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MONROE 25 048 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MONTGOMERY 25 049 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
NESHOBA 25 050 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
NEWTON 25 051 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
NOXUBEE 25 052 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
OKTIBBEHA 25 053 063 6 000 2 STARKVILLE
OKTIBBEHA 25 053 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
PANOLA 25 054 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PEARL RIVER 25 055 060 6 000 2 PICAYUNE
PEARL RIVER 25 055 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
PERRY 25 056 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PIKE 25 057 042 6 000 2 MCCOMB
PIKE 25 057 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
PONTOTOC 25 058 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PRENTISS 25 059 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
QUITMAN 25 060 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
RANKIN 25 061 036 3 092 1 JACKSON PT
RANKIN 25 061 999 9 092 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
SCOTT 25 062 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SHARKEY 25 063 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SIMPSON 25 064 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SMITH 25 065 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
STONE 25 066 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SUNFLOWER 25 067 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
TALLAHATCHIE 25 068 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
TATE 25 069 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
TIPPAH 25 070 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
TISHOMINGO 25 071 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
TUNICA 25 072 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
UNION 25 073 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WALTHALL 25 074 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WARREN 25 075 069 5 000 2 VICKSBURG
WARREN 25 075 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
WASHINGTON 25 076 024 5 000 2 GREENVILLE
WASHINGTON 25 076 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
WAYNE 25 077 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WEBSTER 25 078 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WILKINSON 25 079 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WINSTON 25 080 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
YALOBUSHA 25 081 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
YAZOO 25 082 072 6 000 2 YAZOO CITY
YAZOO 25 082 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
NCHS County Listings for State 26
COUNTY NAME STATE CO. CI. PS SMSA M/N CITY NAME
ADAIR 26 001 069 6 000 2 KIRKSVILLE
ADAIR 26 001 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
ANDREW 26 002 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ATCHISON 26 003 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
AUDRAIN 26 004 090 6 000 2 MEXICO
AUDRAIN 26 004 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
BARRY 26 005 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BARTON 26 006 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BATES 26 007 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BENTON 26 008 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BOLLINGER 26 009 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BOONE 26 010 027 4 046 1 COLUMBIA
BOONE 26 010 999 9 046 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
BUCHANAN 26 011 117 4 173 1 ST JOSEPH
BUCHANAN 26 011 999 9 173 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
BUTLER 26 012 099 6 000 2 POPLAR BLUFF
BUTLER 26 012 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CALDWELL 26 013 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CALLAWAY 26 014 039 6 000 2 FULTON
CALLAWAY 26 014 057 5 000 2 JEFFERSON CITY PT
CALLAWAY 26 014 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CAMDEN 26 015 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CAPE GIRARDEAU 26 016 018 5 000 2 CAPE GIRARDEAU
CAPE GIRARDEAU 26 016 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CARROLL 26 017 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CARTER 26 018 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CASS 26 019 999 9 097 1 ENTIRE COUNTY
CEDAR 26 020 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CHARITON 26 021 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CHRISTIAN 26 022 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CLARK 26 023 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CLAY 26 024 042 6 097 1 GLADSTONE
CLAY 26 024 054 3 097 1 INDEPENDENCE PT
CLAY 26 024 066 1 097 1 KANSAS CITY PT
CLAY 26 024 081 6 097 1 LIBERTY
CLAY 26 024 999 9 097 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CLINTON 26 025 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
COLE 26 026 057 5 000 2 JEFFERSON CITY PT
COLE 26 026 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
COOPER 26 027 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CRAWFORD 26 028 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
DADE 26 029 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
DALLAS 26 030 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
DAVIESS 26 031 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
DE KALB 26 032 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
DENT 26 033 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
DOUGLAS 26 034 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
DUNKLIN 26 035 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
FRANKLIN 26 036 999 9 174 1 ENTIRE COUNTY
GASCONADE 26 037 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GENTRY 26 038 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GREENE 26 039 129 3 196 1 SPRINGFIELD
GREENE 26 039 999 9 196 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
GRUNDY 26 040 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HARRISON 26 041 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HENRY 26 042 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HICKORY 26 043 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HOLT 26 044 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HOWARD 26 045 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HOWELL 26 046 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
IRON 26 047 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
JACKSON 26 048 045 6 097 1 GRANDVIEW
JACKSON 26 048 054 3 097 1 INDEPENDENCE PT
JACKSON 26 048 066 1 097 1 KANSAS CITY PT
JACKSON 26 048 078 6 097 1 LEES SUMMIT
JACKSON 26 048 102 5 097 1 RAYTOWN
JACKSON 26 048 999 9 097 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
JASPER 26 049 021 6 000 2 CARTHAGE
JASPER 26 049 063 5 000 2 JOPLIN PT
JASPER 26 049 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
JEFFERSON 26 050 999 9 174 1 ENTIRE COUNTY
JOHNSON 26 051 135 6 000 2 WARRENSBURG
JOHNSON 26 051 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
KNOX 26 052 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LACLEDE 26 053 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LAFAYETTE 26 054 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LAWRENCE 26 055 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LEWIS 26 056 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LINCOLN 26 057 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LINN 26 058 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LIVINGSTON 26 059 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MC DONALD 26 060 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MACON 26 061 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MADISON 26 062 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MARIES 26 063 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MARION 26 064 048 6 000 2 HANNIBAL PT
MARION 26 064 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MERCER 26 065 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MILLER 26 066 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MISSISSIPPI 26 067 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MONITEAU 26 068 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MONROE 26 069 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MONTGOMERY 26 070 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MORGAN 26 071 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
NEW MADRID 26 072 126 6 000 2 SIKESTON PT
NEW MADRID 26 072 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
NEWTON 26 073 063 5 000 2 JOPLIN PT
NEWTON 26 073 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
NODAWAY 26 074 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
OREGON 26 075 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
OSAGE 26 076 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
OZARK 26 077 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PEMISCOT 26 078 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PERRY 26 079 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PETTIS 26 080 123 6 000 2 SEDALIA
PETTIS 26 080 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
PHELPS 26 081 108 6 000 2 ROLLA
PHELPS 26 081 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
PIKE 26 082 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PLATTE 26 083 066 1 097 1 KANSAS CITY PT
PLATTE 26 083 999 9 097 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
POLK 26 084 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PULASKI 26 085 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PUTNAM 26 086 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
RALLS 26 087 048 6 000 2 HANNIBAL PT
RALLS 26 087 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
RANDOLPH 26 088 093 6 000 2 MOBERLY
RANDOLPH 26 088 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
RAY 26 089 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
REYNOLDS 26 090 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
RIPLEY 26 091 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ST CHARLES 26 092 114 5 174 1 ST CHARLES
ST CHARLES 26 092 999 9 174 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
ST CLAIR 26 093 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ST FRANCOIS 26 094 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ST LOUIS 26 095 003 6 174 1 BALLWIN
ST LOUIS 26 095 006 6 174 1 BELLEFONTAINE NEIGHBORS
ST LOUIS 26 095 009 6 174 1 BERKELEY
ST LOUIS 26 095 012 6 174 1 BRENTWOOD
ST LOUIS 26 095 015 6 174 1 BRIDGETON
ST LOUIS 26 095 024 6 174 1 CLAYTON
ST LOUIS 26 095 030 6 174 1 CRESTWOOD
ST LOUIS 26 095 033 5 174 1 FERGUSON
ST LOUIS 26 095 036 4 174 1 FLORISSANT
ST LOUIS 26 095 051 6 174 1 HAZELWOOD
ST LOUIS 26 095 060 6 174 1 JENNINGS
ST LOUIS 26 095 072 5 174 1 KIRKWOOD
ST LOUIS 26 095 075 6 174 1 LADUE
ST LOUIS 26 095 084 6 174 1 MAPLEWOOD
ST LOUIS 26 095 096 6 174 1 OVERLAND
ST LOUIS 26 095 105 6 174 1 RICHMOND HEIGHTS
ST LOUIS 26 095 111 6 174 1 ST ANN
ST LOUIS 26 095 132 5 174 1 UNIVERSITY CITY
ST LOUIS 26 095 138 5 174 1 WEBSTER GROVES
ST LOUIS 26 095 999 9 174 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
ST LOUIS CITY IND 26 096 120 1 174 1 ST LOUIS CITY IND
STE GENEVIEVE 26 097 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SALINE 26 098 087 6 000 2 MARSHALL
SALINE 26 098 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
SCHUYLER 26 099 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SCOTLAND 26 100 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SCOTT 26 101 126 6 000 2 SIKESTON PT
SCOTT 26 101 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
SHANNON 26 102 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SHELBY 26 103 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
STODDARD 26 104 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
STONE 26 105 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SULLIVAN 26 106 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
TANEY 26 107 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
TEXAS 26 108 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
VERNON 26 109 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WARREN 26 110 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WASHINGTON 26 111 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WAYNE 26 112 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WEBSTER 26 113 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WORTH 26 114 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WRIGHT 26 115 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
NCHS County Listings for State 27
COUNTY NAME STATE CO. CI. PS SMSA M/N CITY NAME
BEAVERHEAD 27 001 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BIG HORN 27 002 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BLAINE 27 003 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BROADWATER 27 004 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CARBON 27 005 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CARTER 27 006 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CASCADE 27 007 012 4 079 1 GREAT FALLS
CASCADE 27 007 999 9 079 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CHOUTEAU 27 008 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CUSTER 27 009 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
DANIELS 27 010 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
DAWSON 27 011 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
DEER LODGE 27 012 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
FALLON 27 013 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
FERGUS 27 014 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
FLATHEAD 27 015 021 6 000 2 KALISPELL
FLATHEAD 27 015 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
GALLATIN 27 016 006 6 000 2 BOZEMAN
GALLATIN 27 016 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
GARFIELD 27 017 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GLACIER 27 018 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GOLDEN VALLEY 27 019 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GRANITE 27 020 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HILL 27 021 015 6 000 2 HAVRE
HILL 27 021 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
JEFFERSON 27 022 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
JUDITH BASIN 27 023 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LAKE 27 024 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LEWIS AND CLARK 27 025 018 6 000 2 HELENA
LEWIS AND CLARK 27 025 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
LIBERTY 27 026 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LINCOLN 27 027 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MC CONE 27 028 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MADISON 27 029 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MEAGHER 27 030 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MINERAL 27 031 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MISSOULA 27 032 024 5 000 2 MISSOULA
MISSOULA 27 032 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MUSSELSHELL 27 033 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PARK 27 034 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PETROLEUM 27 035 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PHILLIPS 27 036 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PONDERA 27 037 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
POWDER RIVER 27 038 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
POWELL 27 039 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PRAIRIE 27 040 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
RAVALLI 27 041 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
RICHLAND 27 042 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ROOSEVELT 27 043 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ROSEBUD 27 044 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SANDERS 27 045 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SHERIDAN 27 046 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SILVER BOW 27 047 009 6 000 2 BUTTE
SILVER BOW 27 047 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
STILLWATER 27 048 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SWEET GRASS 27 049 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
TETON 27 050 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
TOOLE 27 051 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
TREASURE 27 052 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
VALLEY 27 053 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WHEATLAND 27 054 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WIBAUX 27 055 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
YELLOWSTONE 27 056 003 4 023 1 BILLINGS
YELLOWSTONE 27 056 999 9 023 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
YELLOWSTONE NATL PARK 27 057 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
NCHS County Listings for State 28
COUNTY NAME STATE CO. CI. PS SMSA M/N CITY NAME
ADAMS 28 001 018 6 000 2 HASTINGS
ADAMS 28 001 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
ANTELOPE 28 002 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ARTHUR 28 003 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BANNER 28 004 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BLAINE 28 005 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BOONE 28 006 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BOX BUTTE 28 007 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BOYD 28 008 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BROWN 28 009 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BUFFALO 28 010 021 6 000 2 KEARNEY
BUFFALO 28 010 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
BURT 28 011 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BUTLER 28 012 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CASS 28 013 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CEDAR 28 014 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CHASE 28 015 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CHERRY 28 016 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CHEYENNE 28 017 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CLAY 28 018 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
COLFAX 28 019 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CUMING 28 020 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CUSTER 28 021 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
DAKOTA 28 022 999 9 191 1 ENTIRE COUNTY
DAWES 28 023 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
DAWSON 28 024 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
DEUEL 28 025 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
DIXON 28 026 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
DODGE 28 027 012 6 000 2 FREMONT
DODGE 28 027 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
DOUGLAS 28 028 033 2 144 1 OMAHA
DOUGLAS 28 028 999 9 144 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
DUNDY 28 029 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
FILLMORE 28 030 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
FRANKLIN 28 031 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
FRONTIER 28 032 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
FURNAS 28 033 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GAGE 28 034 003 6 000 2 BEATRICE
GAGE 28 034 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
GARDEN 28 035 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GARFIELD 28 036 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GOSPER 28 037 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GRANT 28 038 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GREELEY 28 039 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HALL 28 040 015 5 000 2 GRAND ISLAND
HALL 28 040 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
HAMILTON 28 041 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HARLAN 28 042 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HAYES 28 043 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HITCHCOCK 28 044 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HOLT 28 045 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HOOKER 28 046 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HOWARD 28 047 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
JEFFERSON 28 048 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
JOHNSON 28 049 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
KEARNEY 28 050 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
KEITH 28 051 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
KEYA PAHA 28 052 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
KIMBALL 28 053 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
KNOX 28 054 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LANCASTER 28 055 024 3 111 1 LINCOLN
LANCASTER 28 055 999 9 111 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
LINCOLN 28 056 030 6 000 2 NORTH PLATTE
LINCOLN 28 056 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
LOGAN 28 057 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LOUP 28 058 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MC PHERSON 28 059 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MADISON 28 060 027 6 000 2 NORFOLK
MADISON 28 060 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MERRICK 28 061 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MORRILL 28 062 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
NANCE 28 063 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
NEMAHA 28 064 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
NUCKOLLS 28 065 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
OTOE 28 066 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PAWNEE 28 067 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PERKINS 28 068 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PHELPS 28 069 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PIERCE 28 070 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PLATTE 28 071 009 6 000 2 COLUMBUS
PLATTE 28 071 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
POLK 28 072 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
RED WILLOW 28 073 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
RICHARDSON 28 074 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ROCK 28 075 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SALINE 28 076 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SARPY 28 077 006 6 144 1 BELLEVUE
SARPY 28 077 999 9 144 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
SAUNDERS 28 078 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SCOTTS BLUFF 28 079 036 6 000 2 SCOTTSBLUFF
SCOTTS BLUFF 28 079 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
SEWARD 28 080 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SHERIDAN 28 081 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SHERMAN 28 082 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SIOUX 28 083 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
STANTON 28 084 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
THAYER 28 085 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
THOMAS 28 086 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
THURSTON 28 087 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
VALLEY 28 088 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WASHINGTON 28 089 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WAYNE 28 090 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WEBSTER 28 091 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WHEELER 28 092 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
YORK 28 093 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
NCHS County Listings for State 29
COUNTY NAME STATE CO. CI. PS SMSA M/N CITY NAME
CHURCHILL 29 001 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CLARK 29 002 006 6 107 1 HENDERSON
CLARK 29 002 009 3 107 1 LAS VEGAS
CLARK 29 002 012 5 107 1 NORTH LAS VEGAS
CLARK 29 002 999 9 107 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
DOUGLAS 29 003 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ELKO 29 004 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ESMERALDA 29 005 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
EUREKA 29 006 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HUMBOLDT 29 007 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LANDER 29 008 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LINCOLN 29 009 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LYON 29 010 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MINERAL 29 011 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
NYE 29 012 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ORMSBY-CARSON CITY COEXT 29 013 003 6 000 2 ORMSBY-CARSON CITY COEXT
PERSHING 29 014 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
STOREY 29 015 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WASHOE 29 016 015 4 165 1 RENO
WASHOE 29 016 018 6 165 1 SPARKS
WASHOE 29 016 999 9 165 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
WHITE PINE 29 017 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
NCHS County Listings for State 30
COUNTY NAME STATE CO. CI. PS SMSA M/N CITY NAME
BELKNAP 30 001 018 6 000 2 LACONIA
BELKNAP 30 001 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CARROLL 30 002 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CHESHIRE 30 003 015 6 000 2 KEENE
CHESHIRE 30 003 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
COOS 30 004 003 6 000 2 BERLIN
COOS 30 004 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
GRAFTON 30 005 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HILLSBOROUGH 30 006 021 4 120 1 MANCHESTER
HILLSBOROUGH 30 006 024 4 120 1 NASHUA
HILLSBOROUGH 30 006 999 9 120 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MERRIMACK 30 007 009 5 000 2 CONCORD
MERRIMACK 30 007 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
ROCKINGHAM 30 008 027 5 000 2 PORTSMOUTH
ROCKINGHAM 30 008 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
STRAFFORD 30 009 012 6 000 2 DOVER
STRAFFORD 30 009 030 6 000 2 ROCHESTER
STRAFFORD 30 009 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
SULLIVAN 30 010 006 6 000 2 CLAREMONT
SULLIVAN 30 010 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
NCHS County Listings for State 31
COUNTY NAME STATE CO. CI. PS SMSA M/N CITY NAME
ATLANTIC 31 001 006 5 015 1 ATLANTIC CITY
ATLANTIC 31 001 150 6 015 1 HAMMONTON
ATLANTIC 31 001 225 6 015 1 MARGATE CITY
ATLANTIC 31 001 336 6 015 1 PLEASANTVILLE
ATLANTIC 31 001 432 6 015 1 VENTNOR CITY
ATLANTIC 31 001 999 9 015 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
BERGEN 31 002 021 5 148 1 BERGENFIELD
BERGEN 31 002 063 6 148 1 CLIFFSIDE PARK
BERGEN 31 002 081 6 148 1 DUMONT
BERGEN 31 002 090 6 148 1 EAST PATERSON
BERGEN 31 002 102 6 148 1 ENGLEWOOD
BERGEN 31 002 108 5 148 1 FAIR LAWN
BERGEN 31 002 111 6 148 1 FAIRVIEW
BERGEN 31 002 114 5 148 1 FORT LEE
BERGEN 31 002 123 5 148 1 GARFIELD
BERGEN 31 002 129 6 148 1 GLEN ROCK
BERGEN 31 002 138 5 148 1 HACKENSACK
BERGEN 31 002 156 6 148 1 HASBROUCK HEIGHTS
BERGEN 31 002 168 6 148 1 HILLSDALE
BERGEN 31 002 201 5 148 1 LODI
BERGEN 31 002 207 6 148 1 LYNDHURST TWP
BERGEN 31 002 231 6 148 1 MAYWOOD
BERGEN 31 002 270 6 148 1 NEW MILFORD
BERGEN 31 002 276 6 148 1 NORTH ARLINGTON
BERGEN 31 002 288 6 148 1 OAKLAND
BERGEN 31 002 300 6 148 1 PALISADES PARK
BERGEN 31 002 303 5 148 1 PARAMUS
BERGEN 31 002 351 6 148 1 RAMSEY
BERGEN 31 002 357 6 148 1 RIDGEFIELD
BERGEN 31 002 360 6 148 1 RIDGEFIELD PARK
BERGEN 31 002 363 5 148 1 RIDGEWOOD
BERGEN 31 002 369 6 148 1 RIVER EDGE
BERGEN 31 002 381 6 148 1 RUTHERFORD
BERGEN 31 002 384 6 148 1 SADDLE BROOK TWP
BERGEN 31 002 414 5 148 1 TEANECK TWP
BERGEN 31 002 417 6 148 1 TENAFLY
BERGEN 31 002 441 6 148 1 WALDWICK
BERGEN 31 002 444 6 148 1 WALLINGTON
BERGEN 31 002 447 6 148 1 WASHINGTON TWP
BERGEN 31 002 471 6 148 1 WESTWOOD
BERGEN 31 002 483 6 148 1 WYCKOFF TWP
BERGEN 31 002 999 9 148 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
BURLINGTON 31 003 042 6 152 1 BURLINGTON
BURLINGTON 31 003 057 6 152 1 CINNAMINSON TWP
BURLINGTON 31 003 219 6 152 1 MAPLE SHADE TWP
BURLINGTON 31 003 255 6 152 1 MOUNT HOLLY TWP
BURLINGTON 31 003 267 5 152 1 NEW HANOVER TWP
BURLINGTON 31 003 474 5 152 1 WILLINGBORO TWP
BURLINGTON 31 003 999 9 152 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CAMDEN 31 004 009 6 152 1 AUDUBON
CAMDEN 31 004 018 6 152 1 BELLMAWR
CAMDEN 31 004 045 3 152 1 CAMDEN
CAMDEN 31 004 054 4 152 1 CHERRY HILL TWP
CAMDEN 31 004 069 6 152 1 COLLINGSWOOD
CAMDEN 31 004 132 6 152 1 GLOUCESTER CITY
CAMDEN 31 004 135 5 152 1 GLOUCESTER TWP
CAMDEN 31 004 141 6 152 1 HADDONFIELD
CAMDEN 31 004 144 6 152 1 HADDON TWP
CAMDEN 31 004 192 6 152 1 LINDENWOLD
CAMDEN 31 004 315 5 152 1 PENNSAUKEN TWP
CAMDEN 31 004 378 6 152 1 RUNNEMEDE
CAMDEN 31 004 999 9 152 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CAPE MAY 31 005 291 6 000 2 OCEAN CITY
CAPE MAY 31 005 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CUMBERLAND 31 006 036 6 216 1 BRIDGETON
CUMBERLAND 31 006 246 6 216 1 MILLVILLE
CUMBERLAND 31 006 438 5 216 1 VINELAND
CUMBERLAND 31 006 999 9 216 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
ESSEX 31 007 015 5 138 1 BELLEVILLE
ESSEX 31 007 027 4 138 1 BLOOMFIELD
ESSEX 31 007 051 6 138 1 CEDAR GROVE TWP
ESSEX 31 007 087 4 138 1 EAST ORANGE
ESSEX 31 007 177 4 138 1 IRVINGTON
ESSEX 31 007 198 5 138 1 LIVINGSTON TWP
ESSEX 31 007 222 6 138 1 MAPLEWOOD TWP
ESSEX 31 007 243 6 138 1 MILLBURN TWP
ESSEX 31 007 249 5 138 1 MONTCLAIR
ESSEX 31 007 261 2 138 1 NEWARK
ESSEX 31 007 285 5 138 1 NUTLEY
ESSEX 31 007 297 5 138 1 ORANGE
ESSEX 31 007 399 6 138 1 SOUTH ORANGE
ESSEX 31 007 435 6 138 1 VERONA
ESSEX 31 007 456 6 138 1 WEST CALDWELL
ESSEX 31 007 465 5 138 1 WEST ORANGE
ESSEX 31 007 999 9 138 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
GLOUCESTER 31 008 126 6 152 1 GLASSBORO
GLOUCESTER 31 008 330 6 152 1 PITMAN
GLOUCESTER 31 008 480 6 152 1 WOODBURY
GLOUCESTER 31 008 999 9 152 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
HUDSON 31 009 012 4 094 1 BAYONNE
HUDSON 31 009 153 6 094 1 HARRISON
HUDSON 31 009 174 5 094 1 HOBOKEN
HUDSON 31 009 180 2 094 1 JERSEY CITY
HUDSON 31 009 183 5 094 1 KEARNY
HUDSON 31 009 279 5 094 1 NORTH BERGEN TWP
HUDSON 31 009 393 6 094 1 SECAUCUS
HUDSON 31 009 426 4 094 1 UNION CITY
HUDSON 31 009 453 6 094 1 WEEHAWKEN TWP
HUDSON 31 009 462 5 094 1 WEST NEW YORK
HUDSON 31 009 999 9 094 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
HUNTERDON 31 010 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MERCER 31 011 105 5 209 1 EWING TWP
MERCER 31 011 147 4 209 1 HAMILTON TWP
MERCER 31 011 345 6 209 1 PRINCETON
MERCER 31 011 423 3 209 1 TRENTON
MERCER 31 011 999 9 209 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MIDDLESEX 31 012 048 6 &&& 2 CARTERET
MIDDLESEX 31 012 084 5 &&& 2 EAST BRUNSWICK TWP
MIDDLESEX 31 012 096 4 &&& 2 EDISON TWP
MIDDLESEX 31 012 165 6 &&& 2 HIGHLAND PARK
MIDDLESEX 31 012 213 5 &&& 2 MADISON TWP
MIDDLESEX 31 012 234 6 &&& 2 METUCHEN
MIDDLESEX 31 012 237 6 &&& 2 MIDDLESEX
MIDDLESEX 31 012 264 5 &&& 2 NEW BRUNSWICK
MIDDLESEX 31 012 321 5 &&& 2 PERTH AMBOY
MIDDLESEX 31 012 327 5 &&& 2 PISCATAWAY TWP
MIDDLESEX 31 012 387 5 &&& 2 SAYREVILLE
MIDDLESEX 31 012 402 6 &&& 2 SOUTH PLAINFIELD
MIDDLESEX 31 012 405 6 &&& 2 SOUTH RIVER
MIDDLESEX 31 012 477 4 &&& 2 WOODBRIDGE TWP
MIDDLESEX 31 012 999 9 &&& 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MONMOUTH 31 013 003 6 000 2 ASBURY PARK
MONMOUTH 31 013 093 6 000 2 EATONTOWN
MONMOUTH 31 013 120 6 000 2 FREEHOLD
MONMOUTH 31 013 162 6 000 2 HAZLET TWP
MONMOUTH 31 013 204 5 000 2 LONG BRANCH
MONMOUTH 31 013 228 6 000 2 MATAWAN TWP
MONMOUTH 31 013 240 4 000 2 MIDDLETOWN TWP
MONMOUTH 31 013 258 5 000 2 NEPTUNE TWP
MONMOUTH 31 013 294 6 000 2 OCEAN TWP
MONMOUTH 31 013 354 6 000 2 RED BANK
MONMOUTH 31 013 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MORRIS 31 014 075 6 138 1 DOVER
MORRIS 31 014 210 6 138 1 MADISON
MORRIS 31 014 252 6 138 1 MORRISTOWN
MORRIS 31 014 306 4 138 1 PARSIPPANY-TROY HILLS TWP
MORRIS 31 014 318 6 138 1 PEQUANNOCK TWP
MORRIS 31 014 999 9 138 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
OCEAN 31 015 033 5 000 2 BRICK TWP
OCEAN 31 015 078 5 000 2 DOVER TWP
OCEAN 31 015 186 5 000 2 LAKEWOOD TWP
OCEAN 31 015 339 6 000 2 POINT PLEASANT
OCEAN 31 015 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
PASSAIC 31 016 066 4 148 1 CLIFTON
PASSAIC 31 016 159 6 148 1 HAWTHORNE
PASSAIC 31 016 195 6 148 1 LITTLE FALLS TWP
PASSAIC 31 016 309 4 148 1 PASSAIC
PASSAIC 31 016 312 3 148 1 PATERSON
PASSAIC 31 016 342 6 148 1 POMPTON LAKES
PASSAIC 31 016 366 6 148 1 RINGWOOD
PASSAIC 31 016 420 6 148 1 TOTOWA
PASSAIC 31 016 450 5 148 1 WAYNE TWP
PASSAIC 31 016 468 6 148 1 WEST PATERSON
PASSAIC 31 016 999 9 148 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
SALEM 31 017 999 9 225 1 ENTIRE COUNTY
SOMERSET 31 018 030 6 &&& 2 BOUND BROOK
SOMERSET 31 018 039 5 &&& 2 BRIDGEWATER TWP
SOMERSET 31 018 117 5 &&& 2 FRANKLIN TWP
SOMERSET 31 018 216 6 &&& 2 MANVILLE
SOMERSET 31 018 282 6 &&& 2 NORTH PLAINFIELD
SOMERSET 31 018 396 6 &&& 2 SOMERVILLE
SOMERSET 31 018 999 9 &&& 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
SUSSEX 31 019 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
UNION 31 020 024 6 138 1 BERKELEY HEIGHTS TWP
UNION 31 020 060 6 138 1 CLARK TWP
UNION 31 020 072 5 138 1 CRANFORD TWP
UNION 31 020 099 3 138 1 ELIZABETH
UNION 31 020 171 6 138 1 HILLSIDE TWP
UNION 31 020 189 5 138 1 LINDEN
UNION 31 020 273 6 138 1 NEW PROVIDENCE
UNION 31 020 333 5 138 1 PLAINFIELD
UNION 31 020 348 5 138 1 RAHWAY
UNION 31 020 372 6 138 1 ROSELLE
UNION 31 020 375 6 138 1 ROSELLE PARK
UNION 31 020 390 6 138 1 SCOTCH PLAINS TWP
UNION 31 020 408 6 138 1 SPRINGFIELD TWP
UNION 31 020 411 6 138 1 SUMMIT
UNION 31 020 429 4 138 1 UNION TWP
UNION 31 020 459 5 138 1 WESTFIELD
UNION 31 020 999 9 138 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
WARREN 31 021 324 6 006 1 PHILLIPSBURG
WARREN 31 021 999 9 006 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
NCHS County Listings for State 32
COUNTY NAME STATE CO. CI. PS SMSA M/N CITY NAME
BERNALILLO 32 001 006 3 005 1 ALBUQUERQUE
BERNALILLO 32 001 999 9 005 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CATRON 32 002 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CHAVES 32 003 033 5 000 2 ROSWELL
CHAVES 32 003 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
COLFAX 32 004 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CURRY 32 005 015 5 000 2 CLOVIS
CURRY 32 005 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
DE BACA 32 006 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
DONA ANA 32 007 027 5 000 2 LAS CRUCES
DONA ANA 32 007 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
EDDY 32 008 009 6 000 2 ARTESIA
EDDY 32 008 012 6 000 2 CARLSBAD
EDDY 32 008 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
GRANT 32 009 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GUADALUPE 32 010 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HARDING 32 011 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HIDALGO 32 012 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LEA 32 013 024 5 000 2 HOBBS
LEA 32 013 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
LINCOLN 32 014 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LOS ALAMOS 32 015 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LUNA 32 016 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MC KINLEY 32 017 021 6 000 2 GALLUP
MC KINLEY 32 017 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MORA 32 018 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
OTERO 32 019 003 6 000 2 ALAMOGORDO
OTERO 32 019 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
QUAY 32 020 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
RIO ARRIBA 32 021 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ROOSEVELT 32 022 030 6 000 2 PORTALES
ROOSEVELT 32 022 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
SANDOVAL 32 023 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SAN JUAN 32 024 018 6 000 2 FARMINGTON
SAN JUAN 32 024 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
SAN MIGUEL 32 025 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SANTA FE 32 026 036 5 000 2 SANTA FE
SANTA FE 32 026 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
SIERRA 32 027 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SOCORRO 32 028 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
TAOS 32 029 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
TORRANCE 32 030 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
UNION 32 031 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
VALENCIA 32 032 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
NCHS County Listings for State 33
COUNTY NAME STATE CO. CI. PS SMSA M/N CITY NAME
ALBANY 33 001 003 3 004 1 ALBANY C
ALBANY 33 001 036 6 004 1 COHOES C
ALBANY 33 001 267 6 004 1 WATERVLIET C
ALBANY 33 001 999 9 004 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
ALLEGANY 33 002 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BROOME 33 003 021 4 025 1 BINGHAMTON C
BROOME 33 003 060 6 025 1 ENDICOTT V
BROOME 33 003 108 6 025 1 JOHNSON CITY V
BROOME 33 003 999 9 025 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CATTARAUGUS 33 004 183 6 000 2 OLEAN C
CATTARAUGUS 33 004 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CAYUGA 33 005 009 5 000 2 AUBURN C
CAYUGA 33 005 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CHAUTAUQUA 33 006 051 6 000 2 DUNKIRK C
CHAUTAUQUA 33 006 066 6 000 2 FREDONIA
CHAUTAUQUA 33 006 105 5 000 2 JAMESTOWN C
CHAUTAUQUA 33 006 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CHEMUNG 33 007 057 5 000 2 ELMIRA C
CHEMUNG 33 007 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CHENANGO 33 008 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CLINTON 33 009 204 6 000 2 PLATTSBURG C
CLINTON 33 009 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
COLUMBIA 33 010 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CORTLAND 33 011 042 6 000 2 CORTLAND C
CORTLAND 33 011 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
DELAWARE 33 012 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
DUTCHESS 33 013 018 6 000 2 BEACON C
DUTCHESS 33 013 210 5 000 2 POUGHKEEPSIE C
DUTCHESS 33 013 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
ERIE 33 014 030 2 034 1 BUFFALO C
ERIE 33 014 045 6 034 1 DEPEW V
ERIE 33 014 093 6 034 1 HAMBURG
ERIE 33 014 114 6 034 1 KENMORE V
ERIE 33 014 120 5 034 1 LACKAWANNA C
ERIE 33 014 123 6 034 1 LANCASTER V
ERIE 33 014 252 6 034 1 TONAWANDA C
ERIE 33 014 999 9 034 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
ESSEX 33 015 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
FRANKLIN 33 016 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
FULTON 33 017 087 6 000 2 GLOVERSVILLE C
FULTON 33 017 111 6 000 2 JOHNSTOWN C
FULTON 33 017 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
GENESEE 33 018 015 6 000 2 BATAVIA C
GENESEE 33 018 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
GREENE 33 019 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HAMILTON 33 020 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HERKIMER 33 021 999 9 214 1 ENTIRE COUNTY
JEFFERSON 33 022 264 5 000 2 WATERTOWN C
JEFFERSON 33 022 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
LEWIS 33 023 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LIVINGSTON 33 024 999 9 169 1 ENTIRE COUNTY
MADISON 33 025 186 6 201 1 ONEIDA C
MADISON 33 025 999 9 201 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MONROE 33 026 222 2 169 1 ROCHESTER C
MONROE 33 026 999 9 169 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MONTGOMERY 33 027 006 5 000 2 AMSTERDAM C
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NASSAU 33 028 063 6 137 1 FLORAL PARK V
NASSAU 33 028 069 5 137 1 FREEPORT V
NASSAU 33 028 075 5 137 1 GARDEN CITY V
NASSAU 33 028 081 5 137 1 GLEN COVE C
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NASSAU 33 028 096 5 137 1 HEMPSTEAD V
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NASSAU 33 028 156 6 137 1 MINEOLA V
NASSAU 33 028 168 6 137 1 NEW HYDE PK V
NASSAU 33 028 225 5 137 1 ROCKVILLE CTR V
NASSAU 33 028 261 5 137 1 VALLEY STREAM V
NASSAU 33 028 270 6 137 1 WESTBURY V
NASSAU 33 028 999 9 137 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
NEW YORK CITY 33 029 024 0 137 1 BRONX BOR BRONX
NEW YORK CITY 33 029 027 0 137 1 BROOKLYN BOR KINGS
NEW YORK CITY 33 029 144 0 137 1 MANHATTAN BOR N Y
NEW YORK CITY 33 029 213 0 137 1 QUEENS BOR QUEENS
NEW YORK CITY 33 029 219 0 137 1 RICHMOND BOR RICHMOND
NIAGARA 33 030 129 5 034 1 LOCKPORT C
NIAGARA 33 030 174 4 034 1 NIAGARA FALLS C
NIAGARA 33 030 177 5 034 1 NORTH TONAWANDA C
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ONEIDA 33 031 228 4 214 1 ROME C
ONEIDA 33 031 258 4 214 1 UTICA C
ONEIDA 33 031 999 9 214 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
ONONDAGA 33 032 246 3 201 1 SYRACUSE C
ONONDAGA 33 032 999 9 201 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
ONTARIO 33 033 033 6 000 2 CANANDAIGUA
ONTARIO 33 033 078 6 000 2 GENEVA C
ONTARIO 33 033 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
ORANGE 33 034 153 6 000 2 MIDDLETOWN C
ORANGE 33 034 165 5 000 2 NEWBURGH C
ORANGE 33 034 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
ORLEANS 33 035 999 9 169 1 ENTIRE COUNTY
OSWEGO 33 036 072 6 201 1 FULTON C
OSWEGO 33 036 195 6 201 1 OSWEGO C
OSWEGO 33 036 999 9 201 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
OTSEGO 33 037 189 6 000 2 ONEONTA C
OTSEGO 33 037 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
PUTNAM 33 038 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
RENSSELAER 33 039 216 6 004 1 RENSSELAER C
RENSSELAER 33 039 255 4 004 1 TROY C
RENSSELAER 33 039 999 9 004 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
ROCKLAND 33 040 243 6 137 1 SPRING VALLEY
ROCKLAND 33 040 999 9 137 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
ST LAWRENCE 33 041 150 6 000 2 MASSENA V
ST LAWRENCE 33 041 180 6 000 2 OGDENSBURG C
ST LAWRENCE 33 041 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
SARATOGA 33 042 234 6 004 1 SARATOGA SPRINGS C
SARATOGA 33 042 999 9 004 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
SCHENECTADY 33 043 240 4 004 1 SCHENECTADY C
SCHENECTADY 33 043 999 9 004 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
SCHOHARIE 33 044 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SCHUYLER 33 045 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SENECA 33 046 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
STEUBEN 33 047 039 6 000 2 CORNING C
STEUBEN 33 047 099 6 000 2 HORNELL C
STEUBEN 33 047 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
SUFFOLK 33 048 012 6 137 1 BABYLON V
SUFFOLK 33 048 126 5 137 1 LINDENHURST V
SUFFOLK 33 048 198 6 137 1 PACHOGUE
SUFFOLK 33 048 999 9 137 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
SULLIVAN 33 049 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
TIOGA 33 050 999 9 025 1 ENTIRE COUNTY
TOMPKINS 33 051 102 5 000 2 ITHACA C
TOMPKINS 33 051 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
ULSTER 33 052 117 5 000 2 KINGSTON C
ULSTER 33 052 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
WARREN 33 053 084 6 000 2 GLENS FALLS C
WARREN 33 053 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
WASHINGTON 33 054 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WAYNE 33 055 162 6 169 1 NEWARK V
WAYNE 33 055 999 9 169 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
WESTCHESTER 33 056 048 6 137 1 DOBBS FERRY
WESTCHESTER 33 056 141 6 137 1 MAMARONECK V
WESTCHESTER 33 056 159 4 137 1 MOUNT VERNON C
WESTCHESTER 33 056 171 4 137 1 NEW ROCHELLE C
WESTCHESTER 33 056 192 6 137 1 OSSINING V
WESTCHESTER 33 056 201 6 137 1 PEEKSKILL C
WESTCHESTER 33 056 207 5 137 1 PORT CHESTER V
WESTCHESTER 33 056 231 6 137 1 RYE C
WESTCHESTER 33 056 237 6 137 1 SCARSDALE V
WESTCHESTER 33 056 249 6 137 1 TARRYTOWN V
WESTCHESTER 33 056 273 4 137 1 WHITE PLAINS C
WESTCHESTER 33 056 276 3 137 1 YONKERS C
WESTCHESTER 33 056 999 9 137 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
WYOMING 33 057 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
YATES 33 058 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
NCHS County Listings for State 34
COUNTY NAME STATE CO. CI. PS SMSA M/N CITY NAME
ALAMANCE 34 001 012 5 000 2 BURLINGTON
ALAMANCE 34 001 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
ALEXANDER 34 002 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ALLEGHANY 34 003 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ANSON 34 004 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ASHE 34 005 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
AVERY 34 006 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BEAUFORT 34 007 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BERTIE 34 008 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BLADEN 34 009 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
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BUNCOMBE 34 011 009 4 013 1 ASHEVILLE
BUNCOMBE 34 011 999 9 013 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
BURKE 34 012 051 6 000 2 HICKORY PT
BURKE 34 012 075 6 000 2 MORGANTON
BURKE 34 012 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CABARRUS 34 013 021 6 000 2 CONCORD
CABARRUS 34 013 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CALDWELL 34 014 063 6 000 2 LENOIR
CALDWELL 34 014 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CAMDEN 34 015 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CARTERET 34 016 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CASWELL 34 017 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CATAWBA 34 018 051 6 000 2 HICKORY PT
CATAWBA 34 018 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CHATHAM 34 019 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CHEROKEE 34 020 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CHOWAN 34 021 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CLAY 34 022 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CLEVELAND 34 023 099 6 000 2 SHELBY
CLEVELAND 34 023 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
COLUMBUS 34 024 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CRAVEN 34 025 078 6 000 2 NEW BERN
CRAVEN 34 025 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CUMBERLAND 34 026 033 4 067 1 FAYETTEVILLE
CUMBERLAND 34 026 999 9 067 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CURRITUCK 34 027 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
DARE 34 028 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
DAVIDSON 34 029 054 4 000 2 HIGH POINT PT
DAVIDSON 34 029 066 6 000 2 LEXINGTON
DAVIDSON 34 029 105 6 000 2 THOMASVILLE
DAVIDSON 34 029 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
DAVIE 34 030 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
DUPLIN 34 031 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
DURHAM 34 032 015 5 060 1 CHAPEL HILL PT
DURHAM 34 032 024 4 060 1 DURHAM
DURHAM 34 032 999 9 060 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
EDGECOMBE 34 033 090 5 000 2 ROCKY MOUNT PT
EDGECOMBE 34 033 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
FORSYTH 34 034 114 3 081 1 WINSTON-SALEM
FORSYTH 34 034 999 9 081 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
FRANKLIN 34 035 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GASTON 34 036 036 5 000 2 GASTONIA
GASTON 34 036 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
GATES 34 037 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GRAHAM 34 038 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GRANVILLE 34 039 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GREENE 34 040 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GUILFORD 34 041 042 3 081 1 GREENSBORO
GUILFORD 34 041 054 4 081 1 HIGH POINT PT
GUILFORD 34 041 999 9 081 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
HALIFAX 34 042 087 6 000 2 ROANOKE RAPIDS
HALIFAX 34 042 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
HARNETT 34 043 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HAYWOOD 34 044 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HENDERSON 34 045 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HERTFORD 34 046 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HOKE 34 047 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HYDE 34 048 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
IREDELL 34 049 102 6 000 2 STATESVILLE
IREDELL 34 049 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
JACKSON 34 050 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
JOHNSTON 34 051 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
JONES 34 052 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LEE 34 053 096 6 000 2 SANFORD
LEE 34 053 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
LENOIR 34 054 060 6 000 2 KINSTON
LENOIR 34 054 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
LINCOLN 34 055 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MC DOWELL 34 056 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MACON 34 057 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MADISON 34 058 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MARTIN 34 059 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MECKLENBURG 34 060 018 3 040 1 CHARLOTTE
MECKLENBURG 34 060 999 9 040 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MITCHELL 34 061 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MONTGOMERY 34 062 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MOORE 34 063 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
NASH 34 064 090 5 000 2 ROCKY MOUNT PT
NASH 34 064 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
NEW HANOVER 34 065 108 5 226 1 WILMINGTON
NEW HANOVER 34 065 999 9 226 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
NORTHAMPTON 34 066 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ONSLOW 34 067 057 6 000 2 JACKSONVILLE
ONSLOW 34 067 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
ORANGE 34 068 015 5 060 1 CHAPEL HILL PT
ORANGE 34 068 999 9 060 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
PAMLICO 34 069 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PASQUOTANK 34 070 030 6 000 2 ELIZABETH CITY
PASQUOTANK 34 070 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
PENDER 34 071 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PERQUIMANS 34 072 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PERSON 34 073 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PITT 34 074 045 5 000 2 GREENVILLE
PITT 34 074 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
POLK 34 075 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
RANDOLPH 34 076 006 6 081 1 ASHEBORO
RANDOLPH 34 076 054 4 081 1 HIGH POINT PT
RANDOLPH 34 076 999 9 081 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
RICHMOND 34 077 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ROBESON 34 078 069 6 000 2 LUMBERTON
ROBESON 34 078 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
ROCKINGHAM 34 079 027 6 000 2 EDEN
ROCKINGHAM 34 079 084 6 000 2 REIDSVILLE
ROCKINGHAM 34 079 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
ROWAN 34 080 093 6 000 2 SALISBURY
ROWAN 34 080 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
RUTHERFORD 34 081 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SAMPSON 34 082 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SCOTLAND 34 083 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
STANLY 34 084 003 6 000 2 ALBEMARLE
STANLY 34 084 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
STOKES 34 085 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SURRY 34 086 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SWAIN 34 087 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
TRANSYLVANIA 34 088 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
TYRRELL 34 089 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
UNION 34 090 072 6 040 1 MONROE
UNION 34 090 999 9 040 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
VANCE 34 091 048 6 000 2 HENDERSON
VANCE 34 091 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
WAKE 34 092 081 3 163 1 RALEIGH
WAKE 34 092 999 9 163 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
WARREN 34 093 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WASHINGTON 34 094 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WATAUGA 34 095 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WAYNE 34 096 039 5 000 2 GOLDSBORO
WAYNE 34 096 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
WILKES 34 097 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WILSON 34 098 111 5 000 2 WILSON
WILSON 34 098 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
YADKIN 34 099 999 9 081 1 ENTIRE COUNTY
YANCEY 34 100 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
NCHS County Listings for State 35
COUNTY NAME STATE CO. CI. PS SMSA M/N CITY NAME
ADAMS 35 001 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BARNES 35 002 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BENSON 35 003 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BILLINGS 35 004 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BOTTINEAU 35 005 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BOWMAN 35 006 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BURKE 35 007 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BURLEIGH 35 008 003 5 000 2 BISMARCK
BURLEIGH 35 008 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CASS 35 009 009 4 066 1 FARGO
CASS 35 009 999 9 066 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CAVALIER 35 010 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
DICKEY 35 011 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
DIVIDE 35 012 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
DUNN 35 013 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
EDDY 35 014 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
EMMONS 35 015 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
FOSTER 35 016 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GOLDEN VALLEY 35 017 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GRAND FORKS 35 018 012 5 000 2 GRAND FORKS
GRAND FORKS 35 018 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
GRANT 35 019 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GRIGGS 35 020 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HETTINGER 35 021 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
KIDDER 35 022 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LA MOURE 35 023 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LOGAN 35 024 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MC HENRY 35 025 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MC INTOSH 35 026 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MC KENZIE 35 027 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MC LEAN 35 028 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MERCER 35 029 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MORTON 35 030 018 6 000 2 MANDAN
MORTON 35 030 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MOUNTRAIL 35 031 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
NELSON 35 032 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
OLIVER 35 033 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PEMBINA 35 034 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PIERCE 35 035 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
RAMSEY 35 036 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
RANSOM 35 037 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
RENVILLE 35 038 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
RICHLAND 35 039 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ROLETTE 35 040 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SARGENT 35 041 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SHERIDAN 35 042 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SIOUX 35 043 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SLOPE 35 044 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
STARK 35 045 006 6 000 2 DICKINSON
STARK 35 045 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
STEELE 35 046 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
STUTSMAN 35 047 015 6 000 2 JAMESTOWN
STUTSMAN 35 047 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
TOWNER 35 048 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
TRAILL 35 049 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WALSH 35 050 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WARD 35 051 021 5 000 2 MINOT
WARD 35 051 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
WELLS 35 052 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WILLIAMS 35 053 024 6 000 2 WILLISTON
WILLIAMS 35 053 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
NCHS County Listings for State 36
COUNTY NAME STATE CO. CI. PS SMSA M/N CITY NAME
ADAMS 36 001 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ALLEN 36 002 189 4 110 1 LIMA
ALLEN 36 002 999 9 110 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
ASHLAND 36 003 009 6 000 2 ASHLAND
ASHLAND 36 003 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
ASHTABULA 36 004 012 6 000 2 ASHTABULA
ASHTABULA 36 004 093 6 000 2 CONNEAUT
ASHTABULA 36 004 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
ATHENS 36 005 015 6 000 2 ATHENS
ATHENS 36 005 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
AUGLAIZE 36 006 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BELMONT 36 007 210 6 221 1 MARTINS FERRY
BELMONT 36 007 999 9 221 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
BROWN 36 008 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BUTLER 36 009 132 6 083 1 FAIRFIELD
BUTLER 36 009 171 4 083 1 HAMILTON
BUTLER 36 009 234 5 083 1 MIDDLETOWN
BUTLER 36 009 279 6 083 1 OXFORD
BUTLER 36 009 999 9 083 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CARROLL 36 010 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CHAMPAIGN 36 011 369 6 000 2 URBANA
CHAMPAIGN 36 011 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CLARK 36 012 333 4 197 1 SPRINGFIELD
CLARK 36 012 999 9 197 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CLERMONT 36 013 999 9 043 1 ENTIRE COUNTY
CLINTON 36 014 411 6 000 2 WILMINGTON
CLINTON 36 014 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
COLUMBIANA 36 015 120 6 000 2 EAST LIVERPOOL
COLUMBIANA 36 015 309 6 000 2 SALEM
COLUMBIANA 36 015 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
COSHOCTON 36 016 096 6 000 2 COSHOCTON
COSHOCTON 36 016 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CRAWFORD 36 017 057 6 000 2 BUCYRUS
CRAWFORD 36 017 156 6 000 2 GALION
CRAWFORD 36 017 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CUYAHOGA 36 018 024 6 044 1 BAY VILLAGE
CUYAHOGA 36 018 027 6 044 1 BEDFORD
CUYAHOGA 36 018 030 6 044 1 BEDFORD HEIGHTS
CUYAHOGA 36 018 036 6 044 1 BEREA
CUYAHOGA 36 018 045 6 044 1 BROADVIEW HEIGHTS
CUYAHOGA 36 018 048 6 044 1 BROOKLYN
CUYAHOGA 36 018 051 5 044 1 BROOK PARK
CUYAHOGA 36 018 084 1 044 1 CLEVELAND
CUYAHOGA 36 018 087 4 044 1 CLEVELAND HEIGHTS
CUYAHOGA 36 018 114 5 044 1 EAST CLEVELAND
CUYAHOGA 36 018 126 4 044 1 EUCLID
CUYAHOGA 36 018 135 6 044 1 FAIRVIEW PARK
CUYAHOGA 36 018 159 5 044 1 GARFIELD HEIGHTS
CUYAHOGA 36 018 183 4 044 1 LAKEWOOD
CUYAHOGA 36 018 195 6 044 1 LYNDHURST
CUYAHOGA 36 018 201 5 044 1 MAPLE HEIGHTS
CUYAHOGA 36 018 219 6 044 1 MAYFIELD HEIGHTS
CUYAHOGA 36 018 231 6 044 1 MIDDLEBURG HEIGHTS
CUYAHOGA 36 018 255 5 044 1 NORTH OLMSTED
CUYAHOGA 36 018 261 6 044 1 NORTH ROYALTON
CUYAHOGA 36 018 285 3 044 1 PARMA
CUYAHOGA 36 018 288 5 044 1 PARMA HEIGHTS
CUYAHOGA 36 018 306 6 044 1 ROCKY RIVER
CUYAHOGA 36 018 315 6 044 1 SEVEN HILLS
CUYAHOGA 36 018 318 5 044 1 SHAKER HEIGHTS
CUYAHOGA 36 018 327 6 044 1 SOLON
CUYAHOGA 36 018 330 5 044 1 SOUTH EUCLID
CUYAHOGA 36 018 342 6 044 1 STRONGSVILLE
CUYAHOGA 36 018 363 6 044 1 UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS
CUYAHOGA 36 018 384 6 044 1 WARRENSVILLE HEIGHTS
CUYAHOGA 36 018 396 6 044 1 WESTLAKE
CUYAHOGA 36 018 999 9 044 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
DARKE 36 019 165 6 000 2 GREENVILLE
DARKE 36 019 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
DEFIANCE 36 020 105 6 000 2 DEFIANCE
DEFIANCE 36 020 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
DELAWARE 36 021 108 6 049 1 DELAWARE
DELAWARE 36 021 393 6 049 1 WESTERVILLE PT
DELAWARE 36 021 999 9 049 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
ERIE 36 022 312 5 000 2 SANDUSKY
ERIE 36 022 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
FAIRFIELD 36 023 186 5 000 2 LANCASTER
FAIRFIELD 36 023 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
FAYETTE 36 024 387 6 000 2 WASHINGTON
FAYETTE 36 024 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
FRANKLIN 36 025 039 6 049 1 BEXLEY
FRANKLIN 36 025 090 1 049 1 COLUMBUS
FRANKLIN 36 025 153 6 049 1 GAHANNA
FRANKLIN 36 025 168 6 049 1 GROVE CITY
FRANKLIN 36 025 303 6 049 1 REYNOLDSBURG PT
FRANKLIN 36 025 366 5 049 1 UPPER ARLINGTON
FRANKLIN 36 025 393 6 049 1 WESTERVILLE PT
FRANKLIN 36 025 399 5 049 1 WHITEHALL
FRANKLIN 36 025 417 6 049 1 WORTHINGTON
FRANKLIN 36 025 999 9 049 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
FULTON 36 026 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GALLIA 36 027 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GEAUGA 36 028 999 9 044 1 ENTIRE COUNTY
GREENE 36 029 129 5 053 1 FAIRBORN
GREENE 36 029 420 5 053 1 XENIA
GREENE 36 029 999 9 053 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
GUERNSEY 36 030 060 6 000 2 CAMBRIDGE
GUERNSEY 36 030 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
HAMILTON 36 031 072 6 043 1 CHEVIOT
HAMILTON 36 031 078 2 043 1 CINCINNATI
HAMILTON 36 031 141 6 043 1 FOREST PARK
HAMILTON 36 031 252 6 043 1 NORTH COLLEGE HILL
HAMILTON 36 031 270 5 043 1 NORWOOD
HAMILTON 36 031 300 6 043 1 READING
HAMILTON 36 031 321 6 043 1 SHARONVILLE
HAMILTON 36 031 999 9 043 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
HANCOCK 36 032 138 5 000 2 FINDLAY
HANCOCK 36 032 144 6 000 2 FOSTORIA PT
HANCOCK 36 032 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
HARDIN 36 033 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HARRISON 36 034 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HENRY 36 035 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HIGHLAND 36 036 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HOCKING 36 037 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HOLMES 36 038 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HURON 36 039 267 6 000 2 NORWALK
HURON 36 039 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
JACKSON 36 040 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
JEFFERSON 36 041 336 5 199 1 STEUBENVILLE
JEFFERSON 36 041 999 9 199 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
KNOX 36 042 237 6 000 2 MOUNT VERNON
KNOX 36 042 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
LAKE 36 043 117 6 044 1 EASTLAKE
LAKE 36 043 225 5 044 1 MENTOR
LAKE 36 043 282 6 044 1 PAINESVILLE
LAKE 36 043 402 6 044 1 WICKLIFFE
LAKE 36 043 405 6 044 1 WILLOUGHBY
LAKE 36 043 408 6 044 1 WILLOWICK
LAKE 36 043 999 9 044 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
LAWRENCE 36 044 174 6 088 1 IRONTON
LAWRENCE 36 044 999 9 088 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
LICKING 36 045 240 5 000 2 NEWARK
LICKING 36 045 303 6 000 2 REYNOLDSBURG PT
LICKING 36 045 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
LOGAN 36 046 033 6 000 2 BELLEFONTAINE
LOGAN 36 046 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
LORAIN 36 047 018 6 113 1 AVON LAKE
LORAIN 36 047 123 4 113 1 ELYRIA
LORAIN 36 047 192 4 113 1 LORAIN
LORAIN 36 047 258 6 113 1 NORTH RIDGEVILLE
LORAIN 36 047 999 9 113 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
LUCAS 36 048 216 6 207 1 MAUMEE
LUCAS 36 048 276 6 207 1 OREGON
LUCAS 36 048 348 6 207 1 SYLVANIA
LUCAS 36 048 357 2 207 1 TOLEDO
LUCAS 36 048 999 9 207 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MADISON 36 049 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MAHONING 36 050 006 5 229 1 ALLIANCE PT
MAHONING 36 050 063 6 229 1 CAMPBELL
MAHONING 36 050 345 6 229 1 STRUTHERS
MAHONING 36 050 423 3 229 1 YOUNGSTOWN PT
MAHONING 36 050 999 9 229 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MARION 36 051 207 5 000 2 MARION
MARION 36 051 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MEDINA 36 052 054 6 044 1 BRUNSWICK
MEDINA 36 052 222 6 044 1 MEDINA
MEDINA 36 052 378 6 044 1 WADSWORTH
MEDINA 36 052 999 9 044 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MEIGS 36 053 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MERCER 36 054 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MIAMI 36 055 291 6 053 1 PIQUA
MIAMI 36 055 360 6 053 1 TROY
MIAMI 36 055 999 9 053 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MONROE 36 056 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MONTGOMERY 36 057 069 6 053 1 CENTERVILLE
MONTGOMERY 36 057 102 3 053 1 DAYTON
MONTGOMERY 36 057 180 4 053 1 KETTERING
MONTGOMERY 36 057 228 6 053 1 MIAMISBURG
MONTGOMERY 36 057 273 6 053 1 OAKWOOD
MONTGOMERY 36 057 372 6 053 1 VANDALIA
MONTGOMERY 36 057 390 6 053 1 WEST CARROLLTON
MONTGOMERY 36 057 999 9 053 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MORGAN 36 058 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MORROW 36 059 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MUSKINGUM 36 060 426 5 000 2 ZANESVILLE
MUSKINGUM 36 060 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
NOBLE 36 061 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
OTTAWA 36 062 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PAULDING 36 063 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PERRY 36 064 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PICKAWAY 36 065 081 6 049 1 CIRCLEVILLE
PICKAWAY 36 065 999 9 049 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
PIKE 36 066 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PORTAGE 36 067 177 5 002 1 KENT
PORTAGE 36 067 297 6 002 1 RAVENNA
PORTAGE 36 067 999 9 002 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
PREBLE 36 068 999 9 053 1 ENTIRE COUNTY
PUTNAM 36 069 999 9 110 1 ENTIRE COUNTY
RICHLAND 36 070 198 4 121 1 MANSFIELD
RICHLAND 36 070 999 9 121 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
ROSS 36 071 075 6 000 2 CHILLICOTHE
ROSS 36 071 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
SANDUSKY 36 072 150 6 000 2 FREMONT
SANDUSKY 36 072 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
SCIOTO 36 073 294 5 000 2 PORTSMOUTH
SCIOTO 36 073 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
SENECA 36 074 144 6 000 2 FOSTORIA PT
SENECA 36 074 354 6 000 2 TIFFIN
SENECA 36 074 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
SHELBY 36 075 324 6 000 2 SIDNEY
SHELBY 36 075 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
STARK 36 076 006 5 035 1 ALLIANCE PT
STARK 36 076 066 3 035 1 CANTON
STARK 36 076 213 5 035 1 MASSILLON
STARK 36 076 249 6 035 1 NORTH CANTON
STARK 36 076 999 9 035 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
SUMMIT 36 077 003 2 002 1 AKRON
SUMMIT 36 077 021 5 002 1 BARBERTON
SUMMIT 36 077 099 5 002 1 CUYAHOGA FALLS
SUMMIT 36 077 264 6 002 1 NORTON
SUMMIT 36 077 339 6 002 1 STOW
SUMMIT 36 077 351 6 002 1 TALLMADGE
SUMMIT 36 077 999 9 002 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
TRUMBULL 36 078 162 6 229 1 GIRARD
TRUMBULL 36 078 246 6 229 1 NILES
TRUMBULL 36 078 381 4 229 1 WARREN
TRUMBULL 36 078 423 3 229 1 YOUNGSTOWN PT
TRUMBULL 36 078 999 9 229 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
TUSCARAWAS 36 079 111 6 000 2 DOVER
TUSCARAWAS 36 079 243 6 000 2 NEW PHILADELPHIA
TUSCARAWAS 36 079 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
UNION 36 080 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
VAN WERT 36 081 375 6 110 1 VAN WERT
VAN WERT 36 081 999 9 110 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
VINTON 36 082 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WARREN 36 083 147 6 043 1 FRANKLIN
WARREN 36 083 999 9 043 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
WASHINGTON 36 084 204 6 000 2 MARIETTA
WASHINGTON 36 084 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
WAYNE 36 085 414 6 000 2 WOOSTER
WAYNE 36 085 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
WILLIAMS 36 086 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WOOD 36 087 042 6 207 1 BOWLING GREEN
WOOD 36 087 144 6 207 1 FOSTORIA PT
WOOD 36 087 999 9 207 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
WYANDOT 36 088 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
NCHS County Listings for State 37
COUNTY NAME STATE CO. CI. PS SMSA M/N CITY NAME
ADAIR 37 001 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ALFALFA 37 002 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ATOKA 37 003 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BEAVER 37 004 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BECKHAM 37 005 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BLAINE 37 006 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BRYAN 37 007 030 6 000 2 DURANT
BRYAN 37 007 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CADDO 37 008 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CANADIAN 37 009 036 6 143 1 EL RENO
CANADIAN 37 009 063 2 143 1 OKLAHOMA CITY PT
CANADIAN 37 009 999 9 143 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CARTER 37 010 009 6 000 2 ARDMORE
CARTER 37 010 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CHEROKEE 37 011 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CHOCTAW 37 012 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CIMARRON 37 013 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CLEVELAND 37 014 054 6 143 1 MOORE
CLEVELAND 37 014 060 4 143 1 NORMAN
CLEVELAND 37 014 063 2 143 1 OKLAHOMA CITY PT
CLEVELAND 37 014 999 9 143 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
COAL 37 015 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
COMANCHE 37 016 042 4 108 1 LAWTON
COMANCHE 37 016 999 9 108 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
COTTON 37 017 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CRAIG 37 018 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CREEK 37 019 075 6 211 1 SAPULPA
CREEK 37 019 999 9 211 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CUSTER 37 020 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
DELAWARE 37 021 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
DEWEY 37 022 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ELLIS 37 023 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GARFIELD 37 024 039 5 000 2 ENID
GARFIELD 37 024 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
GARVIN 37 025 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GRADY 37 026 021 6 000 2 CHICKASHA
GRADY 37 026 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
GRANT 37 027 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GREER 37 028 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HARMON 37 029 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HARPER 37 030 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HASKELL 37 031 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HUGHES 37 032 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
JACKSON 37 033 006 6 000 2 ALTUS
JACKSON 37 033 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
JEFFERSON 37 034 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
JOHNSTON 37 035 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
KAY 37 036 069 5 000 2 PONCA CITY
KAY 37 036 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
KINGFISHER 37 037 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
KIOWA 37 038 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LATIMER 37 039 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LE FLORE 37 040 999 9 070 1 ENTIRE COUNTY
LINCOLN 37 041 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LOGAN 37 042 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LOVE 37 043 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MC CLAIN 37 044 063 2 000 2 OKLAHOMA CITY PT
MC CLAIN 37 044 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MC CURTAIN 37 045 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MC INTOSH 37 046 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MAJOR 37 047 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MARSHALL 37 048 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MAYES 37 049 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MURRAY 37 050 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MUSKOGEE 37 051 057 5 000 2 MUSKOGEE
MUSKOGEE 37 051 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
NOBLE 37 052 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
NOWATA 37 053 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
OKFUSKEE 37 054 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
OKLAHOMA 37 055 015 6 143 1 BETHANY
OKLAHOMA 37 055 024 5 143 1 DEL CITY
OKLAHOMA 37 055 033 6 143 1 EDMOND
OKLAHOMA 37 055 051 5 143 1 MIDWEST CITY
OKLAHOMA 37 055 063 2 143 1 OKLAHOMA CITY PT
OKLAHOMA 37 055 084 6 143 1 THE VILLAGE
OKLAHOMA 37 055 999 9 143 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
OKMULGEE 37 056 066 6 000 2 OKMULGEE
OKMULGEE 37 056 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
OSAGE 37 057 012 5 211 1 BARTLESVILLE PT
OSAGE 37 057 087 2 211 1 TULSA PT
OSAGE 37 057 999 9 211 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
OTTAWA 37 058 048 6 000 2 MIAMI
OTTAWA 37 058 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
PAWNEE 37 059 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PAYNE 37 060 081 5 000 2 STILLWATER
PAYNE 37 060 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
PITTSBURG 37 061 045 6 000 2 MC ALESTER
PITTSBURG 37 061 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
PONTOTOC 37 062 003 6 000 2 ADA
PONTOTOC 37 062 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
POTTAWATOMIE 37 063 063 2 000 2 OKLAHOMA CITY PT
POTTAWATOMIE 37 063 078 5 000 2 SHAWNEE
POTTAWATOMIE 37 063 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
PUSHMATAHA 37 064 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ROGER MILLS 37 065 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ROGERS 37 066 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SEMINOLE 37 067 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SEQUOYAH 37 068 999 9 070 1 ENTIRE COUNTY
STEPHENS 37 069 027 6 000 2 DUNCAN
STEPHENS 37 069 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
TEXAS 37 070 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
TILLMAN 37 071 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
TULSA 37 072 018 6 211 1 BROKEN ARROW
TULSA 37 072 072 6 211 1 SAND SPRINGS
TULSA 37 072 087 2 211 1 TULSA PT
TULSA 37 072 999 9 211 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
WAGONER 37 073 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WASHINGTON 37 074 012 5 000 2 BARTLESVILLE PT
WASHINGTON 37 074 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
WASHITA 37 075 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WOODS 37 076 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WOODWARD 37 077 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
NCHS County Listings for State 38
COUNTY NAME STATE CO. CI. PS SMSA M/N CITY NAME
BAKER 38 001 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BENTON 38 002 003 6 000 2 ALBANY PT
BENTON 38 002 024 5 000 2 CORVALLIS
BENTON 38 002 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CLACKAMUS 38 003 039 6 158 1 LAKE OSWEGO PT
CLACKAMUS 38 003 048 6 158 1 MILWAUKEE PT
CLACKAMAS 38 003 054 2 158 1 PORTLAND PT
CLACKAMAS 38 003 999 9 158 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CLATSOP 38 004 009 6 000 2 ASTORIA
CLATSOP 38 004 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
COLUMBIA 38 005 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
COOS 38 006 021 6 000 2 COOS BAY
COOS 38 006 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CROOK 38 007 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CURRY 38 008 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
DESCHUTES 38 009 015 6 000 2 BEND
DESCHUTES 38 009 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
DOUGLAS 38 010 057 6 000 2 ROSEBURG
DOUGLAS 38 010 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
GILLIAM 38 011 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GRANT 38 012 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HARNEY 38 013 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HOOD RIVER 38 014 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
JACKSON 38 015 006 6 000 2 ASHLAND
JACKSON 38 015 045 5 000 2 MEDFORD
JACKSON 38 015 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
JEFFERSON 38 016 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
JOSEPHINE 38 017 030 6 000 2 GRANTS PASS
JOSEPHINE 38 017 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
KLAMATH 38 018 036 6 000 2 KLAMATH FALLS
KLAMATH 38 018 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
LAKE 38 019 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LANE 38 020 027 4 063 1 EUGENE
LANE 38 020 063 5 063 1 SPRINGFIELD
LANE 38 020 999 9 063 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
LINCOLN 38 021 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LINN 38 022 003 6 000 2 ALBANY PT
LINN 38 022 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MALHEUR 38 023 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MARION 38 024 060 4 175 1 SALEM PT
MARION 38 024 999 9 175 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MORROW 38 025 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MULTNOMAH 38 026 039 6 158 1 LAKE OSWEGO PT
MULTNOMAH 38 026 048 6 158 1 MILWAUKEE PT
MULTNOMAH 38 026 054 2 158 1 PORTLAND PT
MULTNOMAH 38 026 999 9 158 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
POLK 38 027 060 4 175 1 SALEM PT
POLK 38 027 999 9 175 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
SHERMAN 38 028 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
TILLAMOOK 38 029 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
UMATILLA 38 030 051 6 000 2 PENDLETON
UMATILLA 38 030 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
UNION 38 031 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WALLOWA 38 032 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WASCO 38 033 018 6 000 2 CITY OF THE DALLES
WASCO 38 033 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
WASHINGTON 38 034 012 6 158 1 BEAVERTON
WASHINGTON 38 034 033 6 158 1 HILLSBORO
WASHINGTON 38 034 039 6 158 1 LAKE OSWEGO PT
WASHINGTON 38 034 054 2 158 1 PORTLAND PT
WASHINGTON 38 034 999 9 158 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
WHEELER 38 035 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
YAMHILL 38 036 042 6 000 2 MC MINNVILLE
YAMHILL 38 036 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
NCHS County Listings for State 39
COUNTY NAME STATE CO. CI. PS SMSA M/N CITY NAME
ADAMS 39 001 999 9 228 1 ENTIRE COUNTY
ALLEGHENY 39 002 021 5 155 1 BALDWIN
ALLEGHENY 39 002 027 6 155 1 BELLEVUE
ALLEGHENY 39 002 036 5 155 1 BETHEL PARK
ALLEGHENY 39 002 048 6 155 1 BRENTWOOD
ALLEGHENY 39 002 069 6 155 1 CARNEGIE
ALLEGHENY 39 002 072 6 155 1 CASTLE SHANNON
ALLEGHENY 39 002 084 6 155 1 CLAIRTON
ALLEGHENY 39 002 108 6 155 1 DORMONT
ALLEGHENY 39 002 117 6 155 1 DUQUESNE
ALLEGHENY 39 002 150 6 155 1 HARRISON TWP
ALLEGHENY 39 002 213 6 155 1 MC KEES ROCKS
ALLEGHENY 39 002 216 5 155 1 MC KEESPORT
ALLEGHENY 39 002 234 5 155 1 MONROEVILLE
ALLEGHENY 39 002 240 5 155 1 MOUNT LEBANON TWP
ALLEGHENY 39 002 243 6 155 1 MUNHALL
ALLEGHENY 39 002 261 6 155 1 NORTH BRADDOCK
ALLEGHENY 39 002 267 6 155 1 NORTH VERSAILLES TWP
ALLEGHENY 39 002 273 4 155 1 PENN HILLS TWP
ALLEGHENY 39 002 282 1 155 1 PITTSBURGH
ALLEGHENY 39 002 288 6 155 1 PLEASANT HILLS
ALLEGHENY 39 002 291 6 155 1 PLUM
ALLEGHENY 39 002 312 5 155 1 ROSS TWP
ALLEGHENY 39 002 315 6 155 1 SCOTT TWP
ALLEGHENY 39 002 321 5 155 1 SHALER TWP
ALLEGHENY 39 002 342 6 155 1 STOWE TWP
ALLEGHENY 39 002 348 6 155 1 SWISSVALE
ALLEGHENY 39 002 363 6 155 1 UPPER ST CLAIR TWP
ALLEGHENY 39 002 384 5 155 1 WEST MIFFLIN
ALLEGHENY 39 002 390 6 155 1 WHITEHALL
ALLEGHENY 39 002 396 5 155 1 WILKINSBURG
ALLEGHENY 39 002 999 9 155 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
ARMSTRONG 39 003 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BEAVER 39 004 006 6 155 1 ALIQUIPPA
BEAVER 39 004 015 6 155 1 AMBRIDGE
BEAVER 39 004 024 6 155 1 BEAVER FALLS
BEAVER 39 004 126 6 155 1 ELLWOOD CITY PT
BEAVER 39 004 999 9 155 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
BEDFORD 39 005 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BERKS 39 006 306 4 164 1 READING
BERKS 39 006 999 9 164 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
BLAIR 39 007 012 4 007 1 ALTOONA
BLAIR 39 007 999 9 007 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
BRADFORD 39 008 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BUCKS 39 009 030 5 152 1 BENSALEM TWP
BUCKS 39 009 051 6 152 1 BRISTOL
BUCKS 39 009 054 4 152 1 BRISTOL TWP
BUCKS 39 009 135 5 152 1 FALLS TWP
BUCKS 39 009 210 6 152 1 LOWER SOUTHAMPTON TWP
BUCKS 39 009 225 5 152 1 MIDDLETOWN TWP
BUCKS 39 009 237 6 152 1 MORRISVILLE
BUCKS 39 009 366 6 152 1 UPPER SOUTHAMPTON TWP
BUCKS 39 009 369 5 152 1 WARMINSTER TWP
BUCKS 39 009 999 9 152 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
BUTLER 39 010 057 6 000 2 BUTLER
BUTLER 39 010 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CAMBRIA 39 011 168 5 095 1 JOHNSTOWN
CAMBRIA 39 011 999 9 095 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CAMERON 39 012 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CARBON 39 013 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CENTRE 39 014 339 5 000 2 STATE COLLEGE
CENTRE 39 014 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CHESTER 39 015 087 6 152 1 COATESVILLE
CHESTER 39 015 279 6 152 1 PHOENIXVILLE
CHESTER 39 015 381 6 152 1 WEST CHESTER
CHESTER 39 015 999 9 152 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CLARION 39 016 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CLEARFIELD 39 017 111 6 000 2 DU BOIS
CLEARFIELD 39 017 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CLINTON 39 018 195 6 000 2 LOCK HAVEN
CLINTON 39 018 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
COLUMBIA 39 019 033 6 000 2 BERWICK
COLUMBIA 39 019 042 6 000 2 BLOOMSBURG
COLUMBIA 39 019 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CRAWFORD 39 020 222 6 000 2 MEADVILLE
CRAWFORD 39 020 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CUMBERLAND 39 021 066 6 084 1 CARLISLE
CUMBERLAND 39 021 999 9 084 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
DAUPHIN 39 022 147 4 084 1 HARRISBURG
DAUPHIN 39 022 207 5 084 1 LOWER PAXTON TWP
DAUPHIN 39 022 999 9 084 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
DELAWARE 39 023 018 6 152 1 ASTON TWP
DELAWARE 39 023 081 4 152 1 CHESTER
DELAWARE 39 023 090 6 152 1 COLLINGDALE
DELAWARE 39 023 102 6 152 1 DARBY
DELAWARE 39 023 105 6 152 1 DARBY TWP
DELAWARE 39 023 153 4 152 1 HAVERFORD TWP
DELAWARE 39 023 183 6 152 1 LANSDOWNE
DELAWARE 39 023 219 5 152 1 MARPLE TWP
DELAWARE 39 023 249 6 152 1 NETHER PROVIDENCE TWP
DELAWARE 39 023 303 5 152 1 RADNOR TWP
DELAWARE 39 023 309 5 152 1 RIDLEY TWP
DELAWARE 39 023 336 5 152 1 SPRINGFIELD TWP
DELAWARE 39 023 354 6 152 1 UPPER CHICHESTER TWP
DELAWARE 39 023 357 4 152 1 UPPER DARBY TWP
DELAWARE 39 023 402 6 152 1 YEADON
DELAWARE 39 023 999 9 152 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
ELK 39 024 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ERIE 39 025 132 3 062 1 ERIE
ERIE 39 025 228 5 062 1 MILLCREEK TWP
ERIE 39 025 999 9 062 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
FAYETTE 39 026 096 6 000 2 CONNELLSVILLE
FAYETTE 39 026 351 6 000 2 UNIONTOWN
FAYETTE 39 026 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
FOREST 39 027 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
FRANKLIN 39 028 075 6 000 2 CHAMBERSBURG
FRANKLIN 39 028 378 6 000 2 WAYNESBORO
FRANKLIN 39 028 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
FULTON 39 029 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GREENE 39 030 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HUNTINGDON 39 031 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
INDIANA 39 032 162 6 000 2 INDIANA
INDIANA 39 032 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
JEFFERSON 39 033 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
JUNIATA 39 034 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LACKAWANNA 39 035 063 6 187 1 CARBONDALE
LACKAWANNA 39 035 114 6 187 1 DUNMORE
LACKAWANNA 39 035 318 3 187 1 SCRANTON
LACKAWANNA 39 035 999 9 187 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
LANCASTER 39 036 093 6 104 1 COLUMBIA
LANCASTER 39 036 174 4 104 1 LANCASTER
LANCASTER 39 036 177 6 104 1 LANCASTER TWP
LANCASTER 39 036 999 9 104 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
LAWRENCE 39 037 126 6 000 2 ELLWOOD CITY PT
LAWRENCE 39 037 252 5 000 2 NEW CASTLE
LAWRENCE 39 037 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
LEBANON 39 038 189 5 000 2 LEBANON
LEBANON 39 038 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
LEHIGH 39 039 009 3 006 1 ALLENTOWN
LEHIGH 39 039 039 4 006 1 BETHLEHEM PT
LEHIGH 39 039 129 6 006 1 EMMAUS
LEHIGH 39 039 999 9 006 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
LUZERNE 39 040 156 5 224 1 HAZLETON
LUZERNE 39 040 171 6 224 1 KINGSTON
LUZERNE 39 040 246 6 224 1 NANTICOKE
LUZERNE 39 040 285 6 224 1 PITTSTON
LUZERNE 39 040 393 4 224 1 WILKES-BARRE
LUZERNE 39 040 999 9 224 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
LYCOMING 39 041 399 5 000 2 WILLIAMSPORT
LYCOMING 39 041 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MC KEAN 39 042 045 6 000 2 BRADFORD
MC KEAN 39 042 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MERCER 39 043 138 6 000 2 FARRELL
MERCER 39 043 327 6 000 2 SHARON
MERCER 39 043 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MIFFLIN 39 044 192 6 000 2 LEWISTOWN
MIFFLIN 39 044 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MONROE 39 045 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MONTGOMERY 39 046 003 4 152 1 ABINGTON TWP
MONTGOMERY 39 046 078 5 152 1 CHELTENHAM TWP
MONTGOMERY 39 046 099 6 152 1 CONSHOHOCKEN
MONTGOMERY 39 046 120 6 152 1 EAST NORRITON TWP
MONTGOMERY 39 046 180 6 152 1 LANSDALE
MONTGOMERY 39 046 201 4 152 1 LOWER MERION TWP
MONTGOMERY 39 046 204 6 152 1 LOWER MORELAND TWP
MONTGOMERY 39 046 258 5 152 1 NORRISTOWN
MONTGOMERY 39 046 294 6 152 1 PLYMOUTH TWP
MONTGOMERY 39 046 297 5 152 1 POTTSTOWN
MONTGOMERY 39 046 333 6 152 1 SPRINGFIELD TWP
MONTGOMERY 39 046 360 6 152 1 UPPER MORELAND TWP
MONTGOMERY 39 046 387 6 152 1 WEST NORRITON TWP
MONTGOMERY 39 046 999 9 152 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MONTOUR 39 047 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
NORTHAMPTON 39 048 039 4 006 1 BETHLEHEM PT
NORTHAMPTON 39 048 123 5 006 1 EASTON
NORTHAMPTON 39 048 999 9 006 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
NORTHUMBERLAND 39 049 324 6 000 2 SHAMOKIN
NORTHUMBERLAND 39 049 345 6 000 2 SUNBURY
NORTHUMBERLAND 39 049 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
PERRY 39 050 999 9 084 1 ENTIRE COUNTY
PHILADELPHIA COEXT 39 051 276 0 152 1 PHILADELPHIA COEXT
PIKE 39 052 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
POTTER 39 053 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SCHUYLKILL 39 054 300 6 000 2 POTTSVILLE
SCHUYLKILL 39 054 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
SNYDER 39 055 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SOMERSET 39 056 999 9 095 1 ENTIRE COUNTY
SULLIVAN 39 057 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SUSQUEHANNA 39 058 999 9 025 1 ENTIRE COUNTY
TIOGA 39 059 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
UNION 39 060 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
VENANGO 39 061 270 6 000 2 OIL CITY
VENANGO 39 061 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
WARREN 39 062 372 6 000 2 WARREN
WARREN 39 062 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
WASHINGTON 39 063 060 6 155 1 CANONSBURG
WASHINGTON 39 063 375 6 155 1 WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON 39 063 999 9 155 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
WAYNE 39 064 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WESTMORELAND 39 065 141 6 155 1 GREENSBURG
WESTMORELAND 39 065 159 5 155 1 HEMPFIELD TWP
WESTMORELAND 39 065 165 6 155 1 JEANNETTE
WESTMORELAND 39 065 186 6 155 1 LATROBE
WESTMORELAND 39 065 198 6 155 1 LOWER BURRELL
WESTMORELAND 39 065 231 6 155 1 MONESSEN
WESTMORELAND 39 065 255 6 155 1 NEW KENSINGTON
WESTMORELAND 39 065 264 5 155 1 NORTH HUNTINGTON TWP
WESTMORELAND 39 065 999 9 155 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
WYOMING 39 066 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
YORK 39 067 144 6 228 1 HANOVER
YORK 39 067 330 6 228 1 SPRING GARDEN TWP
YORK 39 067 405 4 228 1 YORK
YORK 39 067 999 9 228 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
NCHS County Listings for State 40
COUNTY NAME STATE CO. CI. PS SMSA M/N CITY NAME
BRISTOL 40 001 003 6 159 1 BARRINGTON TOWN
BRISTOL 40 001 006 6 159 1 BRISTOL TOWN
BRISTOL 40 001 039 6 159 1 WARREN TOWN
BRISTOL 40 001 999 9 159 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
KENT 40 002 042 4 159 1 WARWICK
KENT 40 002 045 6 159 1 WEST WARWICK TOWN
KENT 40 002 999 9 159 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
NEWPORT 40 003 021 5 000 2 MIDDLETOWN TOWN
NEWPORT 40 003 024 5 000 2 NEWPORT
NEWPORT 40 003 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
PROVIDENCE 40 004 009 6 159 1 CENTRAL FALLS
PROVIDENCE 40 004 012 4 159 1 CRANSTON
PROVIDENCE 40 004 015 5 159 1 CUMBERLAND TOWN
PROVIDENCE 40 004 018 5 159 1 EAST PROVIDENCE
PROVIDENCE 40 004 030 6 159 1 NORTH PROVIDENCE TOWN
PROVIDENCE 40 004 033 4 159 1 PAWTUCKET
PROVIDENCE 40 004 036 3 159 1 PROVIDENCE
PROVIDENCE 40 004 048 5 159 1 WOONSOCKET
PROVIDENCE 40 004 999 9 159 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
WASHINGTON 40 005 027 5 000 2 NORTH KINGSTOWN TOWN
WASHINGTON 40 005 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
NCHS County Listings for State 41
COUNTY NAME STATE CO. CI. PS SMSA M/N CITY NAME
ABBEVILLE 41 001 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
AIKEN 41 002 003 6 016 1 AIKEN
AIKEN 41 002 039 6 016 1 NORTH AUGUSTA
AIKEN 41 002 999 9 016 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
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MARION 41 034 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MARLBORO 41 035 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
NEWBERRY 41 036 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
OCONEE 41 037 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
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NCHS County Listings for State 42
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CLAY 42 013 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
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CUSTER 42 016 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
DAVISON 42 017 012 6 000 2 MITCHELL
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DAY 42 018 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
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DEWEY 42 020 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
DOUGLAS 42 021 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
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FALL RIVER 42 023 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
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HAAKON 42 027 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HAMLIN 42 028 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HAND 42 029 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
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HARDING 42 031 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
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HUTCHINSON 42 033 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
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JACKSON 42 035 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
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JONES 42 037 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
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MARSHALL 42 045 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MEADE 42 046 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
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MOODY 42 050 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PENNINGTON 42 051 015 5 000 2 RAPID CITY
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ROBERTS 42 054 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
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SHANNON 42 056 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SPINK 42 057 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
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COUNTY NAME STATE CO. CI. PS SMSA M/N CITY NAME
NCHS County Listings for State 43
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COCKE 43 015 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
COFFEE 43 016 087 6 000 2 TULLAHOMA PT
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NCHS County Listings for State 44
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BOSQUE 44 018 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
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NCHS County Listings for State 45
COUNTY NAME STATE CO. CI. PS SMSA M/N CITY NAME
BEAVER 45 001 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BOX ELDER 45 002 006 6 000 2 BRIGHAM CITY
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CACHE 45 003 015 6 000 2 LOGAN
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EMERY 45 008 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GARFIELD 45 009 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GRAND 45 010 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
IRON 45 011 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
JUAB 45 012 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
KANE 45 013 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MILLARD 45 014 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MORGAN 45 015 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PIUTE 45 016 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
RICH 45 017 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
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SALT LAKE 45 018 033 3 177 1 SALT LAKE CITY
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SANPETE 45 020 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
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WASHINGTON 45 027 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WAYNE 45 028 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
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WEBER 45 029 030 6 142 1 ROY
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NCHS County Listings for State 46
COUNTY NAME STATE CO. CI. PS SMSA M/N CITY NAME
ADDISON 46 001 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BENNINGTON 46 002 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CALEDONIA 46 003 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CHITTENDEN 46 004 006 5 000 2 BURLINGTON
CHITTENDEN 46 004 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
ESSEX 46 005 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
FRANKLIN 46 006 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GRAND ISLE 46 007 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LAMOILLE 46 008 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ORANGE 46 009 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ORLEANS 46 010 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
RUTLAND 46 011 009 6 000 2 RUTLAND CITY
RUTLAND 46 011 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
WASHINGTON 46 012 003 6 000 2 BARRE CITY
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WINDHAM 46 013 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WINDSOR 46 014 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
NCHS County Listings for State 47
COUNTY NAME STATE CO. CI. PS SMSA M/N CITY NAME
ACCOMACK COUNTY 47 003 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ALBEMARLE COUNTY 47 006 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ALLEGHANY COUNTY 47 009 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
AMELIA COUNTY 47 012 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
AMHERST COUNTY 47 015 999 9 117 1 ENTIRE COUNTY
APPOMATTOX COUNTY 47 018 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ARLINGTON COUNTY 47 021 006 3 218 1 ARLINGTON COUNTY
AUGUSTA COUNTY 47 024 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BATH COUNTY 47 027 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BEDFORD COUNTY 47 030 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BLAND COUNTY 47 033 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BOTETOURT COUNTY 47 036 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BRUNSWICK COUNTY 47 039 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BUCHANAN COUNTY 47 042 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BUCKINGHAM COUNTY 47 045 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CAMPBELL COUNTY 47 048 999 9 117 1 ENTIRE COUNTY
CAROLINE COUNTY 47 051 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CARROLL COUNTY 47 054 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CHARLES CITY COUNTY 47 057 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CHARLOTTE COUNTY 47 060 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY 47 063 999 9 166 1 ENTIRE COUNTY
CLARKE COUNTY 47 066 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CRAIG COUNTY 47 069 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CULPEPER COUNTY 47 072 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CUMBERLAND COUNTY 47 075 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
DICKENSON COUNTY 47 078 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
DINWIDDIE COUNTY 47 081 999 9 151 1 ENTIRE COUNTY
ESSEX COUNTY 47 084 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
FAIRFAX COUNTY 47 087 081 6 218 1 VIENNA
FAIRFAX COUNTY 47 087 999 9 218 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
FAUQUIER COUNTY 47 090 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
FLOYD COUNTY 47 093 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
FLUVANNA COUNTY 47 096 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
FRANKLIN COUNTY 47 099 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
FREDERICK COUNTY 47 102 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GILES COUNTY 47 105 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GLOUCESTER COUNTY 47 108 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GOOCHLAND COUNTY 47 111 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GRAYSON COUNTY 47 114 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GREENE COUNTY 47 117 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GREENSVILLE COUNTY 47 120 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HALIFAX COUNTY 47 123 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HANOVER COUNTY 47 126 999 9 166 1 ENTIRE COUNTY
HENRICO COUNTY 47 129 999 9 166 1 ENTIRE COUNTY
HENRY COUNTY 47 132 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HIGHLAND COUNTY 47 135 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ISLE OF WIGHT COUNTY 47 138 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
JAMES CITY COUNTY 47 141 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
KING AND QUEEN COUNTY 47 144 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
KING GEORGE COUNTY 47 147 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
KING WILLIAM COUNTY 47 150 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LANCASTER COUNTY 47 153 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LEE COUNTY 47 156 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LOUDOUN COUNTY 47 159 999 9 218 1 ENTIRE COUNTY
LOUISA COUNTY 47 162 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LUNENBURG COUNTY 47 165 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MADISON COUNTY 47 168 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MATHEWS COUNTY 47 171 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MECKLENBURG COUNTY 47 174 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MIDDLESEX COUNTY 47 177 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MONTGOMERY COUNTY 47 180 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
NANSEMOND COUNTY 47 183 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
NELSON COUNTY 47 186 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
NEW KENT COUNTY 47 189 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
NORTHAMPTON COUNTY 47 195 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY 47 198 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
NOTTOWAY COUNTY 47 201 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ORANGE COUNTY 47 204 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PAGE COUNTY 47 207 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PATRICK COUNTY 47 210 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PITTSYLVANIA COUNTY 47 213 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
POWHATAN COUNTY 47 216 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY 47 219 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY 47 222 999 9 151 1 ENTIRE COUNTY
PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY 47 225 999 9 218 1 ENTIRE COUNTY
PULASKI COUNTY 47 231 063 6 000 2 PULASKI
PULASKI COUNTY 47 231 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY 47 234 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
RICHMOND COUNTY 47 237 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ROANOKE COUNTY 47 240 999 9 167 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY 47 243 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ROCKINGHAM COUNTY 47 246 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
RUSSELL COUNTY 47 249 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SCOTT COUNTY 47 252 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SHENANDOAH COUNTY 47 255 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SMYTH COUNTY 47 258 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY 47 261 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SPOTSYLVANIA COUNTY 47 264 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
STAFFORD COUNTY 47 267 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SURRY COUNTY 47 270 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SUSSEX COUNTY 47 273 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
TAZEWELL COUNTY 47 276 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WARREN COUNTY 47 279 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WASHINGTON COUNTY 47 282 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WESTMORELAND COUNTY 47 285 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WISE COUNTY 47 288 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WYTHE COUNTY 47 291 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
YORK COUNTY 47 294 999 9 139 1 ENTIRE COUNTY
ALEXANDERIA (FAIRFAX) 47 300 003 3 218 1 ALEXANDRIA
BEDFORD (BEDFORD) 47 303 999 9 000 2 BEDFORD
BRISTOL (WASHINGTON) 47 306 009 6 000 2 BRISTOL
BUENA VISTA (ROCKBRIDGE) 47 309 999 9 000 2 BUENA VISTA
CHARLOTTESVILLE(ALBEMARLE)47 312 012 5 000 2 CHARLOTTESVILLE
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CLIFTON FORGE (ALLEGHANY) 47 318 999 9 000 2 CLIFTON FORGE
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COVINGTON (ALLEGHANY) 47 324 021 6 000 2 COVINGTON
DANVILLE (PITTSYLVANIA) 47 327 024 5 000 2 DANVILLE
EMPORIA (GREENSVILLE) 47 330 999 9 000 2 EMPORIA
FAIRFAX (FAIRFAX) 47 333 027 6 218 1 FAIRFAX
FALLS CHURCH (FAIRFAX) 47 336 030 6 218 1 FALLS CHURCH
FRANKLIN (SOUTHAMPTON) 47 339 999 9 000 2 FRANKLIN
FREDERICKSBURG(SPOTTSYLV.)47 342 033 6 000 2 FREDERICKSBURG
GALAX (CARROLL & GRAYSON) 47 345 999 9 000 2 GALAX
HAMPTON 47 348 036 3 139 1 HAMPTON
HARRISONBURG (ROCKINGHAM) 47 351 039 6 000 2 HARRISONBURG
HOPEWELL (PRINCE GEORGE) 47 354 042 6 151 1 HOPEWELL
LEXINGTON (ROCKBRIDGE) 47 357 999 9 000 2 LEXINGTON
LYNCHBURG (CAMPBELL) 47 360 045 4 117 1 LYNCHBURG
MARTINSVILLE (HENRY) 47 363 048 6 000 2 MARTINSVILLE
NEWPORT NEWS 47 366 051 3 139 1 NEWPORT NEWS
NORFOLK 47 369 054 2 140 1 NORFOLK
NORTON (WISE) 47 372 999 9 000 2 NORTON
PETERSBURG (DINWIDDIE) 47 375 057 5 151 1 PETERSBURG
PORTSMOUTH 47 378 060 3 140 1 PORTSMOUTH
RADFORD (MONTGOMERY) 47 381 066 6 000 2 RADFORD
RICHMOND (HENRICO) 47 384 069 3 166 1 RICHMOND
ROANOKE (ROANOKE) 47 387 072 4 167 1 ROANOKE
SALEM (ROANOKE) 47 390 075 6 167 1 SALEM
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STAUNTON (AUGUSTA) 47 396 078 6 000 2 STAUNTON
SUFFOLK (NANSEMOND) 47 399 999 9 000 2 SUFFOLK
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WAYNESBORO (AUGUSTA) 47 405 087 6 000 2 WAYNESBORO
WILLIAMSBURG (JAMES CITY) 47 408 999 9 000 2 WILLIAMSBURG
WINCHESTER (FREDERICK) 47 411 090 6 000 2 WINCHESTER
NCHS County Listings for State 48
COUNTY NAME STATE CO. CI. PS SMSA M/N CITY NAME
ADAMS 48 001 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ASOTIN 48 002 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BENTON 48 003 036 6 000 2 KENNEWICK
BENTON 48 003 078 5 000 2 RICHLAND
BENTON 48 003 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CHELAN 48 004 096 6 000 2 WENATCHEE
CHELAN 48 004 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CLALLAM 48 005 066 6 000 2 PORT ANGELES
CLALLAM 48 005 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CLARK 48 006 090 5 158 1 VANCOUVER
CLARK 48 006 999 9 158 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
COLUMBIA 48 007 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
COWLITZ 48 008 033 6 000 2 KELSO
COWLITZ 48 008 045 5 000 2 LONGVIEW
COWLITZ 48 008 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
DOUGLAS 48 009 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
FERRY 48 010 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
FRANKLIN 48 011 063 6 000 2 PASCO
FRANKLIN 48 011 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
GARFIELD 48 012 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GRANT 48 013 054 6 000 2 MOSES LAKE
GRANT 48 013 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
GRAYS HARBOR 48 014 003 6 000 2 ABERDEEN
GRAYS HARBOR 48 014 030 6 000 2 HOQUIAM
GRAYS HARBOR 48 014 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
ISLAND 48 015 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
JEFFERSON 48 016 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
KING 48 017 006 6 188 1 AUBURN
KING 48 017 009 4 188 1 BELLEVUE
KING 48 017 039 6 188 1 KENT
KING 48 017 042 6 188 1 KIRKLAND
KING 48 017 051 6 188 1 MERCER ISLAND CITY
KING 48 017 073 6 188 1 REDMOND
KING 48 017 075 5 188 1 RENTON
KING 48 017 081 1 188 1 SEATTLE
KING 48 017 999 9 188 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
KITSAP 48 018 015 5 000 2 BREMERTON
KITSAP 48 018 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
KITTITAS 48 019 024 6 000 2 ELLENSBURG
KITTITAS 48 019 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
KLICKITAT 48 020 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LEWIS 48 021 018 6 000 2 CENTRALIA
LEWIS 48 021 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
LINCOLN 48 022 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MASON 48 023 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
OKANOGAN 48 024 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PACIFIC 48 025 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PEND OREILLE 48 026 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PIERCE 48 027 072 6 202 1 PUYALLUP
PIERCE 48 027 087 3 202 1 TACOMA
PIERCE 48 027 999 9 202 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
SAN JUAN 48 028 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SKAGIT 48 029 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SKAMANIA 48 030 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SNOHOMISH 48 031 021 6 188 1 EDMONDS
SNOHOMISH 48 031 027 4 188 1 EVERETT
SNOHOMISH 48 031 048 6 188 1 LYNNWOOD
SNOHOMISH 48 031 057 6 188 1 MOUNTLAKE TERRACE
SNOHOMISH 48 031 999 9 188 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
SPOKANE 48 032 084 3 194 1 SPOKANE
SPOKANE 48 032 999 9 194 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
STEVENS 48 033 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
THURSTON 48 034 060 6 000 2 OLYMPIA
THURSTON 48 034 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
WAHKIAKUM 48 035 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WALLA WALLA 48 036 093 6 000 2 WALLA WALLA
WALLA WALLA 48 036 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
WHATCOM 48 037 012 5 000 2 BELLINGHAM
WHATCOM 48 037 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
WHITMAN 48 038 069 6 000 2 PULLMAN
WHITMAN 48 038 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
YAKIMA 48 039 099 5 000 2 YAKIMA
YAKIMA 48 039 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
NCHS County Listings for State 49
COUNTY NAME STATE CO. CI. PS SMSA M/N CITY NAME
BARBOUR 49 001 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BERKELEY 49 002 021 6 000 2 MARTINSBURG
BERKELEY 49 002 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
BOONE 49 003 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BRAXTON 49 004 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BROOKE 49 005 042 5 199 1 WEIRTON PT
BROOKE 49 005 999 9 199 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CABELL 49 006 018 4 088 1 HUNTINGTON PT
CABELL 49 006 999 9 088 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CALHOUN 49 007 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CLAY 49 008 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
DODDRIDGE 49 009 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
FAYETTE 49 010 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GILMER 49 011 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GRANT 49 012 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GREENBRIER 49 013 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HAMPSHIRE 49 014 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HANCOCK 49 015 042 5 199 1 WEIRTON PT
HANCOCK 49 015 999 9 199 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
HARDY 49 016 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HARRISON 49 017 012 6 000 2 CLARKSBURG
HARRISON 49 017 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
JACKSON 49 018 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
JEFFERSON 49 019 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
KANAWHA 49 020 009 4 039 1 CHARLESTON
KANAWHA 49 020 033 6 039 1 ST ALBANS
KANAWHA 49 020 036 6 039 1 SOUTH CHARLESTON
KANAWHA 49 020 999 9 039 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
LEWIS 49 021 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LINCOLN 49 022 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LOGAN 49 023 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MC DOWELL 49 024 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MARION 49 025 015 5 000 2 FAIRMONT
MARION 49 025 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MARSHALL 49 026 027 6 221 1 MOUNDSVILLE
MARSHALL 49 026 999 9 221 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MASON 49 027 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MERCER 49 028 006 6 000 2 BLUEFIELD
MERCER 49 028 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MINERAL 49 029 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MINGO 49 030 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MONONGALIA 49 031 024 5 000 2 MORGANTOWN
MONONGALIA 49 031 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MONROE 49 032 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MORGAN 49 033 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
NICHOLAS 49 034 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
OHIO 49 035 045 5 221 1 WHEELING
OHIO 49 035 999 9 221 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
PENDLETON 49 036 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PLEASANTS 49 037 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
POCAHONTAS 49 038 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PRESTON 49 039 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PUTNAM 49 040 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
RALEIGH 49 041 003 6 000 2 BECKLEY
RALEIGH 49 041 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
RANDOLPH 49 042 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
RITCHIE 49 043 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ROANE 49 044 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SUMMERS 49 045 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
TAYLOR 49 046 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
TUCKER 49 047 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
TYLER 49 048 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
UPSHUR 49 049 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WAYNE 49 050 018 4 088 1 HUNTINGTON PT
WAYNE 49 050 999 9 088 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
WEBSTER 49 051 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WETZEL 49 052 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WIRT 49 053 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WOOD 49 054 030 5 000 2 PARKERSBURG
WOOD 49 054 039 6 000 2 VIENNA
WOOD 49 054 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
WYOMING 49 055 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
NCHS County Listings for State 50
COUNTY NAME STATE CO. CI. PS SMSA M/N CITY NAME
ADAMS COUNTY 50 001 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ASHLAND COUNTY 50 002 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BARRON COUNTY 50 003 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BAYFIELD COUNTY 50 004 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BROWN COUNTY 50 005 024 6 080 1 DE PERE
BROWN COUNTY 50 005 039 4 080 1 GREEN BAY
BROWN COUNTY 50 005 999 9 080 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
BUFFALO COUNTY 50 006 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
BURNETT COUNTY 50 007 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CALUMET COUNTY 50 008 003 4 012 1 APPLETON PT
CALUMET COUNTY 50 008 999 9 012 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CHIPPEWA COUNTY 50 009 018 6 000 2 CHIPPEWA FALLS
CHIPPEWA COUNTY 50 009 027 5 000 2 EAU CLAIRE PT
CHIPPEWA COUNTY 50 009 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
CLARK COUNTY 50 010 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
COLUMBIA COUNTY 50 011 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CRAWFORD COUNTY 50 012 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
DANE COUNTY 50 013 060 3 119 1 MADISON
DANE COUNTY 50 013 087 6 119 1 MONONA
DANE COUNTY 50 013 999 9 119 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
DODGE COUNTY 50 014 006 6 000 2 BEAVER DAM
DODGE COUNTY 50 014 129 6 000 2 WATERTOWN PT
DODGE COUNTY 50 014 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
DOOR COUNTY 50 015 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
DOUGLAS COUNTY 50 016 123 5 059 1 SUPERIOR
DOUGLAS COUNTY 50 016 999 9 059 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
DUNN COUNTY 50 017 078 6 000 2 MENOMONEE
DUNN COUNTY 50 017 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
EAU CLAIRE COUNTY 50 018 027 5 000 2 EAU CLAIRE PT
EAU CLAIRE COUNTY 50 018 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
FLORENCE COUNTY 50 019 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
FOND DU LAC COUNTY 50 020 030 5 000 2 FOND DU LAC
FOND DU LAC COUNTY 50 020 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
FOREST COUNTY 50 021 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GRANT COUNTY 50 022 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GREEN COUNTY 50 023 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GREEN LAKE COUNTY 50 024 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
IOWA COUNTY 50 025 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
IRON COUNTY 50 026 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
JACKSON COUNTY 50 027 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
JEFFERSON COUNTY 50 028 129 6 000 2 WATERTOWN PT
JEFFERSON COUNTY 50 028 150 6 000 2 WHITEWATER PT
JEFFERSON COUNTY 50 028 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
JUNEAU COUNTY 50 029 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
KENOSHA COUNTY 50 030 054 4 098 1 KENOSHA
KENOSHA COUNTY 50 030 999 9 098 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
KEWAUNEE COUNTY 50 031 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LA CROSSE COUNTY 50 032 057 4 100 1 LA CROSSE
LA CROSSE COUNTY 50 032 999 9 100 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
LAFAYETTE COUNTY 50 033 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LANGLADE COUNTY 50 034 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LINCOLN COUNTY 50 035 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MANITOWOC COUNTY 50 036 063 5 000 2 MANITOWOC
MANITOWOC COUNTY 50 036 126 6 000 2 TWO RIVERS
MANITOWOC COUNTY 50 036 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MARATHON COUNTY 50 037 069 6 000 2 MARSHFIELD PT
MARATHON COUNTY 50 037 135 5 000 2 WAUSAU
MARATHON COUNTY 50 037 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MARINETTE COUNTY 50 038 066 6 000 2 MARINETTE
MARINETTE COUNTY 50 038 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MARQUETTE COUNTY 50 039 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MENOMINEE COUNTY 50 040 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
MILWAUKEE COUNTY 50 041 015 6 126 1 BROWN DEER
MILWAUKEE COUNTY 50 041 021 6 126 1 CUDAHY
MILWAUKEE COUNTY 50 041 033 6 126 1 FRANKLIN
MILWAUKEE COUNTY 50 041 036 6 126 1 GLENDALE
MILWAUKEE COUNTY 50 041 042 6 126 1 GREENDALE
MILWAUKEE COUNTY 50 041 045 6 126 1 GREENFIELD
MILWAUKEE COUNTY 50 041 084 1 126 1 MILWAUKEE PT
MILWAUKEE COUNTY 50 041 099 6 126 1 OAK CREEK
MILWAUKEE COUNTY 50 041 108 6 126 1 ST FRANCIS
MILWAUKEE COUNTY 50 041 114 6 126 1 SHOREWOOD
MILWAUKEE COUNTY 50 041 117 6 126 1 SOUTH MILWAUKEE
MILWAUKEE COUNTY 50 041 138 4 126 1 WAUWATOSA
MILWAUKEE COUNTY 50 041 141 4 126 1 WEST ALLIS
MILWAUKEE COUNTY 50 041 147 6 126 1 WHITEFISH BAY
MILWAUKEE COUNTY 50 041 999 9 126 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
MONROE COUNTY 50 042 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
OCONTO COUNTY 50 043 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ONEIDA COUNTY 50 044 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
OUTAGAMIE COUNTY 50 045 003 4 012 1 APPLETON PT
OUTAGAMIE COUNTY 50 045 051 6 012 1 KAUKAUNA
OUTAGAMIE COUNTY 50 045 999 9 012 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
OZAUKEE COUNTY 50 046 081 6 126 1 MEQUON
OZAUKEE COUNTY 50 046 999 9 126 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
PEPIN COUNTY 50 047 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PIERCE COUNTY 50 048 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
POLK COUNTY 50 049 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PORTAGE COUNTY 50 050 120 6 000 2 STEVENS POINT
PORTAGE COUNTY 50 050 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
PRICE COUNTY 50 051 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
RACINE COUNTY 50 052 105 4 162 1 RACINE
RACINE COUNTY 50 052 999 9 162 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
RICHLAND COUNTY 50 053 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ROCK COUNTY 50 054 009 5 000 2 BELOIT
ROCK COUNTY 50 054 048 5 000 2 JANESVILLE
ROCK COUNTY 50 054 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
RUSK COUNTY 50 055 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
ST CROIX COUNTY 50 056 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SAUK COUNTY 50 057 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SAWYER COUNTY 50 058 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SHAWANO COUNTY 50 059 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SHEBOYGAN COUNTY 50 060 111 5 000 2 SHEBOYGAN
SHEBOYGAN COUNTY 50 060 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
TAYLOR COUNTY 50 061 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
TREMPEALEAU COUNTY 50 062 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
VERNON COUNTY 50 063 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
VILAS COUNTY 50 064 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WALWORTH COUNTY 50 065 150 6 000 2 WHITEWATER PT
WALWORTH COUNTY 50 065 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
WASHBURN COUNTY 50 066 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WASHINGTON COUNTY 50 067 084 1 126 1 MILWAUKEE PT
WASHINGTON COUNTY 50 067 144 6 126 1 WEST BEND
WASHINGTON COUNTY 50 067 999 9 126 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
WAUKESHA COUNTY 50 068 012 5 126 1 BROOKFIELD
WAUKESHA COUNTY 50 068 075 5 126 1 MENOMONEE FALLS
WAUKESHA COUNTY 50 068 090 6 126 1 MUSKEGO
WAUKESHA COUNTY 50 068 096 5 126 1 NEW BERLIN
WAUKESHA COUNTY 50 068 132 5 126 1 WAUKESHA
WAUKESHA COUNTY 50 068 999 9 126 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
WAUPACA COUNTY 50 069 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WAUSHARA COUNTY 50 070 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WINNEBAGO COUNTY 50 071 072 6 012 1 MENASHA
WINNEBAGO COUNTY 50 071 093 6 012 1 NEENAH
WINNEBAGO COUNTY 50 071 102 4 012 1 OSHKOSH
WINNEBAGO COUNTY 50 071 999 9 012 1 BALANCE OF COUNTY
WOOD COUNTY 50 072 069 6 000 2 MARSHFIELD PT
WOOD COUNTY 50 072 153 6 000 2 WISCONSIN RAPIDS
WOOD COUNTY 50 072 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
NCHS County Listings for State 51
COUNTY NAME STATE CO. CI. PS SMSA M/N CITY NAME
ALBANY 51 001 009 6 000 2 LARAMIE
ALBANY 51 001 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
BIG HORN 51 002 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CAMPBELL 51 003 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CARBON 51 004 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CONVERSE 51 005 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
CROOK 51 006 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
FREMONT 51 007 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
GOSHEN 51 008 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
HOT SPRINGS 51 009 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
JOHNSON 51 010 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
LARAMIE 51 011 006 5 000 2 CHEYENNE
LARAMIE 51 011 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
LINCOLN 51 012 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
NATRONA 51 013 003 5 000 2 CASPER
NATRONA 51 013 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
NIOBRARA 51 014 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PARK 51 015 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
PLATTE 51 016 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SHERIDAN 51 017 015 6 000 2 SHERIDAN
SHERIDAN 51 017 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
SUBLETTE 51 018 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
SWEETWATER 51 019 012 6 000 2 ROCK SPRINGS
SWEETWATER 51 019 999 9 000 2 BALANCE OF COUNTY
TETON 51 020 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
UINTA 51 021 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WASHAKIE 51 022 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
WESTON 51 023 999 9 000 2 ENTIRE COUNTY
NCHS Listings for Puerto Rico
PUERTO RICO 52 ZZZ ZZZ Z ZZZ Z PUERTO RICO
NCHS Listings for Virgin Islands
VIRGIN ISLANDS 53 ZZZ ZZZ Z ZZZ Z VIRGIN ISLANDS
NCHS Listings for Guam
GUAM 54 ZZZ ZZZ Z ZZZ Z GUAM
NCHS Listings for Canada
CANADA 55 ZZZ ZZZ Z ZZZ Z CANADA
NCHS Listings for Cuba
CUBA 56 ZZZ ZZZ Z ZZZ Z CUBA
NCHS Listings for Mexico
MEXICO 57 ZZZ ZZZ Z ZZZ Z MEXICO
NCHS Listings for Other Western Hemisphere
OTHER WESTERN HEMISPHERE 58 ZZZ ZZZ Z ZZZ Z OTHER WESTERN HEMISPHERE
NCHS Listings for Remainder of World
REMAINDER OF WORLD 59 ZZZ ZZZ Z ZZZ Z REMAINDER OF WORLD
70-78 NCHS Geographic Codes
Tape
Location Item Description and Codes
1-5 Codes for NCHS internal use
6-7 STATE - The 50 States and D.C. are numbered in
alphabetical sequence form 01-51. (Appendix A)
52...Puerto Rico
53...Virgin Islands
54...Guam
55...Canada
56...Cuba
57...Mexico
58...Other Western Hemisphere
59... Remainder of World
8-10 COUNTY -Counties are numbered in alphabetical
sequence within each State.
(Foreign Residents are coded ZZZ in
these positions.)
11-13 CITY - These codes identify each city with a population
of 10,000 or more. Cities are numbered in
alphabetical sequence within State. Balance of
County is coded 999 in these positions. (Foreign
Residents are coded ZZZ)
14 POPULATION SIZE CODE (Applicable to City of Residence)
0 ... Place of 1,000,000 or more
1 ... Place of 500,000 to 1,000,000
2 ... Place of 250,000 to 500,000
3 ... Place of 100,000 to 250,000
4 ... Place of 50,000 to 100,000
5 ... Place of 25,000 to 50,000
6 ... Place of 10,000 to 25,000
9 ... All other areas in U.S.
Z ... Foreign Residents
15-17 STANDARD METROPOLITAN STATISTICAL AREA (SMSA)
(Applicable to Residence only)
001-229 ... SMSA Codes as outlined in Appendix B.
000 ... Nonmetropolitan counties
ZZZ ... Nonresident aliens
18 METROPOLITAN-NONMETROPOLITAN COUNTY CODE (Residence)
1 ... Metropolitan County
2 ... Nonmetropolitan County
Z ... Foreign Residents
19 For internal use
20-45 County name
46-71 City name (or "Entire County"
or "Balance of County")
Abstract 1979-1992
MORTALITY 1979-1992
Abstract 1979-1992
Introduction and Special Notes about Data
Detail Mortality Public Use Tape File
1979-1990
The mortality file is maintained by data year. The file is comprised of:
(1) records for all deaths received in machine-readable form and (2)
records for all deaths received on microfilm (coded and keyed by NCHS
personnel).
Mortality tabulations, published by the National Center for Health
Statistics/Division of Vital Statistics (NCHS/DVS), are by place of by
residence unless otherwise specified in the tables. Deaths to
nonresidents of the United States (Foreign Residents) are excluded from )
these tabulations. However, tables by place of occurence include deaths of
to nonresidents of the United States and totals differ from resident
tables.
If your totals differ from NCHS published figures, different handling
of foreign residents may be the reason. Foreign resident records can be
identified by codes 52 through 57 and 59 in locations 31-32.
Special Notice
In 1982 the geographic codes changed to reflect the results of the
1980 Census.
Included in this document are:
List of data elements and tape locations.
Detail record layout.
Titles and recodes for the 282, the 72, the 61, the 52, and the
34 cause-of-death lists.
Titles and recodes for the 51 and the 15 business or industry lists.
Titles and recodes for the 59 and the 9 usual occupation lists.
Technical Appendix along with the 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982,
1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, and 1987 addendum.
Geographic Code Outline Effective with 1982 Data.
Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas Established in 1980 and
Adapted for Use by DVS.
Summary List of Data Elements and Tape Locations
Tape
Data Items Locations
1. General
a. Data year 1-2
b. Reporting area 3
c. Record Type 19
d. Resident status 20
e. Date of death 55-58
2. Occurrence
a. State 21-22
b. Expanded State 29-30
(Effective beginning 1979)
c. County 23-25
d. Region 26
e. Division 27
f. FlPS State 119-120
(Effective beginning 1982)
g. FlPS County 121-123
(Effective beginning 1982)
3. Residence
a. State 31-32
b. Expanded State 44-45
(Effective beginning 1979)
c. County 33-35
d. City 36-38
(Codes changed in 1982)
e. Population size 39
f. Met/Nonmet county 40
g. Region 41
(Effective beginning 1979)
h. Division 42
i. SMSA 46-48
(Codes changed in 1980)
j. FIPS State 124-125
(Effective beginning 1982)
k. FlPS County 126-128
(Effective beginning 1982)
l. FIPS SMSA 129-132
(Effective beginning 1980)
4. The Decedent
a. Sex 59
b. Race 60-63
c. Age 64-74
d. Marital status 77
(Effective beginning 1979)
e. State of birth 78-79
(Effective beginning 1979)
f. Origin or Descent 80-81
(Effective beginning 1984)
g. Kind of Business or Industry 85-87, 94-97
(Effective beginning 1985)
h. Usual Occupation 88-90, 98-101
(Effective beginning 1985)
5. Underlying Cause
a. lCD-9 code 142-145
b. 282 cause recode 146-150
c. 72 cause recode 151-153
d. 61 cause recode 154-156
e. 52 cause recode 91-93
(Effective beginning 1985)
f. 34 cause recode 157-159
g. Autopsy performed 84
h. Place of accident 141
Symbols Used in Tables
Symbol Explanation
--- Data not available
... Category not applicable
- Quantity zero
0.0 Quantity more than 0 but less than 0.05
* Figure does not meet standards of
reliability or precision
Record Layout 1979-1987
Record Layout 1979-1987
Tape Locations 1-20
Mortality Detail Record
1979-1987
Tape Field
Location Size Item and Code Outline
1-2 2 Last 2 Digits of Data Year
79 - 87 ... 1979 to 1987
3 1 Reporting Area
The following codes used with the State of Occurrence
codes, locations 21-22, identify separate reporting
areas.
1 Bronx borough, Bronx County
2 Brooklyn borough, Kings County
3 Manhattan borough, New York Count
4 Queens borough, Queens County
5 Staten Island borough, Richmond County
6 Chicago
0 All other areas
4-9 6 Certificate Number
These positions are blank.
10-11 2 Shipment Number
00-nn...
Shipments from each reporting area are
numbered consecutively, 01,02,etc.
00 appears in 1979 data set on August 12, 2010.
00 indicates that the Shipment field value is unknown.
12-18 7 Sequence Number
These positions are blank.
19 1 Record Type
1 RESIDENTS
State and County of Occurrenceand Residence are
the same.
2 NONRESIDENTS
State and/or County of Occurrence and Residence
are different.
20 1 Resident Status
1 RESIDENTS
State and County of Occurrence and Residence
are the same.
2 INTRASTATE NONRESIDENTS
State of Occurrence and Residence are the same,
but County is different.
3 INTERSTATE NONRESIDENTS
State of Occurrence and Residence are different,
but both are in the U.S.
4 FOREIGN RESIDENTS
State of Occurrence is one of the 50 States or
the District of Columbia, but Place of Residence
is outside of the U.S.
Tape Locations 21-30
Tape Field
Location Size Item and Code Outline
21-30 10 PLACE OF OCCURRENCE
Refer to the Geographic Code Outline further back
in this document for a detailed list of areas and
codes.
21-22 2 State of Occurrence
01 Alabama
02 Alaska
03 Arizona
04 Arkansas
05 California
06 Colorado
07 Connecticut
08 Delaware
09 District of Columbia
10 Florida
11 Georgia
12 Hawaii
13 Idaho
14 Illinois
15 Indiana
16 Iowa
17 Kansas
18 Kentucky
19 Louisiana
20 Maine
21 Maryland
22 Massachusetts
23 Michigan
24 Minnesota
25 Mississippi
26 Missouri
27 Montana
28 Nebraska
29 Nevada
30 New Hampshire
31 New Jersey
32 New Mexico
33 New York
34 North Carolina
35 North Dakota
36 Ohio
37 Oklahoma
38 Oregon
39 Pennsylvania
40 Rhode Island
41 South Carolina
42 South Dakota
43 Tennessee
44 Texas
45 Utah
46 Vermont
47 Virginia
48 Washington
49 West Virginia
50 Wisconsin
51 Wyoming
23-25 3 County of Occurrence
001-nnn Counties and county equivalents (independent
and coextensive cities) are numbered
alphabetically within each State. (Note: To
uniquely identify a county, both the State
and county codes must be used.)
26 1 Region
(Effective beginning 1979)
27-28 2 Division and State Subcode of Occurrence
States are coded within Division.
26 is Region. 27 is Division. 28 is State subcode.
1 NORTHEAST
1 New England
1 Maine
2 New Hampshire
3 Vermont
4 Massachusetts
5 Rhode Island
6 Connecticut
2 Middle Atlantic
1 New York
2 New Jersey
3 Pennsylvania
2 MIDWEST
3 East North Central
1 Ohio
2 Indiana
3 Illinois
4 Michigan
5 Wisconsin
4 West North Central
1 Minnesota
2 Iowa
3 Missouri
4 North Dakota
5 South Dakota
6 Nebraska
7 Kansas
3 SOUTH
5 South Atlantic
1 Delaware
2 Maryland
3 District of Columbia
4 Virginia
5 West Virginia
6 North Carolina
7 South Carolina
8 Georgia
9 Florida
6 East South Central
1 Kentucky
2 Tennessee
3 Alabama
4 Mississippi
7 West South Central
1 Arkansas
2 Louisiana
3 Oklahoma
4 Texas
4 WEST
8 Mountain
1 Montana
2 Idaho
3 Wyoming
4 Colorado
5 New Mexico
6 Arizona
7 Utah
8 Nevada
9 Pacific
1 Washington
2 Oregon
3 California
4 Alaska
5 Hawaii
29-30 2 Expanded State of Occurrence Code
(Effective beginning 1979)
This item is designed to separately identify New
York City records from other New York State records.
01 Alabama
02 Alaska
03 Arizona
04 Arkansas
05 California
06 Colorado
07 Connecticut
08 Delaware
09 District of Columbia
10 Florida
11 Georgia
12 Hawaii
13 Idaho
14 Illinois
15 Indiana
16 Iowa
17 Kansas
18 Kentucky
19 Louisiana
20 Maine
21 Maryland
22 Massachusetts
23 Michigan
24 Minnesota
25 Mississippi
26 Missouri
27 Montana
28 Nebraska
29 Nevada
30 New Hampshire
31 New Jersey
32 New Mexico
33 New York
34 New York City
35 North Carolina
36 North Dakota
37 Ohio
38 Oklahoma
39 Oregon
40 Pennsylvania
41 Rhode Island
42 South Carolina
43 South Dakota
44 Tennessee
45 Texas
46 Utah
47 Vermont
48 Virginia
49 Washington
50 West Virginia
51 Wisconsin
52 Wyoming
Tape Locations 31-48
Tape Field
Location Size Item and Code Outline
31-48 18 PLACE OF RESIDENCE
Refer to the Geographic Code Outline further back in
this document for a detailed list of areas and codes.
31-32 2 State of Residence
01 Alabama
02 Alaska
03 Arizona
04 Arkansas
05 California
06 Colorado
07 Connecticut
08 Delaware
09 District of Columbia
10 Florida
11 Georgia
12 Hawaii
13 Idaho
14 Illinois
15 Indiana
16 Iowa
17 Kansas
18 Kentucky
19 Louisiana
20 Maine
21 Maryland
22 Massachusetts
23 Michigan
24 Minnesota
25 Mississippi
26 Missouri
27 Montana
28 Nebraska
29 Nevada
30 New Hampshire
31 New Jersey
32 New Mexico
33 New York
34 North Carolina
35 North Dakota
36 Ohio
37 Oklahoma
38 Oregon
39 Pennsylvania
40 Rhode Island
41 South Carolina
42 South Dakota
43 Tennessee
44 Texas
45 Utah
46 Vermont
47 Virginia
48 Washington
49 West Virginia
50 Wisconsin
51 Wyoming
52-57,59 Foreign residents
52 Puerto Rico
53 Virgin Islands
54 Guam
55 Canada
56 Cuba
57 Mexico
59 Remainder of the world
33-35 3 County of Residence
001-nnn Counties and county equivalents
(indepedent and coextensive cities) are
numbered alphabetically within each State.
(Note: To uniquely identify a county, both
the State and county codes must be used.)
ZZZ Foreign residents
36-38 3 City of Residence
001-nnn Cities are numbered alphabetically within
each State and identify each city with a
population of 100,000 or more in 1980.
(Note: To uniquely identify a city, both
the State and city codes must be used.
State, county and city codes may also be
used.)
999 Balance of county
ZZZ Foreign residents
39 1 Population Size of City of Residence
0 Place of 1,000,000 or more
1 Place of 500,000 to 1,000,000
2 Place of 250,000 to 500,000
3 Place of 100,000 to 250,000
9 All other areas in the U.S
Z Foreign residents
40 1 Metropolitan-Nonmetropolitan County of Residence
1 Metropolitan County
2 Nonmetropolitan county
Z Foreign residents
41 1 Region
(Effective beginning 1979)
42-43 2 Division and State Subcode of Residence
States are coded within Division.
41 is Region. 42 is Division. 43 is State subcode.
000 Foreign residents
1 NORTHEAST
1 New England
1 Maine
2 New Hampshire
3 Vermont
4 Massachusetts
5 Rhode Island
6 Connecticut
2 Middle Atlantic
1 New York
2 New Jersey
3 Pennsylvania
2 MIDWEST
3 East North Central
1 Ohio
2 Indiana
3 Illinois
4 Michigan
5 Wisconsin
4 West North Central
1 Minnesota
2 Iowa
3 Missouri
4 North Dakota
5 South Dakota
6 Nebraska
7 Kansas
3 SOUTH
5 South Atlantic
1 Delaware
2 Maryland
3 District of Columbia
4 Virginia
5 West Virginia
6 North Carolina
7 South Carolina
8 Georgia
9 Florida
6 East South Central
1 Kentucky
2 Tennessee
3 Alabama
4 Mississipoi
7 West South Central
1 Arkansas
2 Louisiana
3 Oklahoma
4 Texas
4 WEST
8 Mountain
1 Montana
2 Idaho
3 Wyoming
4 Colorado
5 New Mexico
6 Arizona
7 Utah
8 Nevada
9 Pacific
1 Washington
2 Oregon
3 California
4 Alaska
5 Hawaii
44-45 2 Expanded State of Residence Code
(Effective beginning 1979)
This item is designed to separately identify New York
City records from other New York State records.
01 Alabama
02 Alaska
03 Arizona
04 Arkansas
05 California
06 Colorado
07 Connecticut
08 Delaware
09 District of Columbia
10 Florida
11 Georgia
12 Hawaii
13 Idaho
14 Illinois
15 Indiana
16 Iowa
17 Kansas
18 Kentucky
19 Louisiana
20 Maine
21 Maryland
22 Massachusetts
23 Michigan
24 Minnesota
25 Mississippi
26 Missouri
27 Montana
28 Nebraska
29 Nevada
30 New Hampshire
31 New Jersey
32 New Mexico
33 New York
34 New York City
35 North Carolina
36 North Dakota
37 Ohio
38 Oklahoma
39 Oregon
40 Pennsylvania
41 Rhode Island
42 South Carolina
43 South Dakota
44 Tennessee
45 Texas
46 Utah
47 Vermont
48 Virginia
49 Washington
50 West Virginia
51 Wisconsin
52 Wyoming
53 Puerto Rico
54 Virgin Islands
55 Guam
56 Canada
57 Cuba
58 Mexico
60 Remainder of the world
46-48 3 NCHS Standard Metropolitan Statistical Area (SMSA) of
Residence
Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas are those
established by the U.S. Office of Management and
Budget (OMB) using final 1980 Census population
counts. For New England, New England County
Metropolitan Areas (NECMA) are used.
Further back in this document is a list of SMSA's
and their component counties.
(Applies to 000 Nonmetropolitan counties
1980-86 data) 001-305 The 305 SMSA's established for 1980
ZZZ Foreign residents
(Applies to 000 Nonmetropolitan counties except
1979 data only) those coded &&&
&&& Nonmetropolitan counties included in the
Standard Consolidated Areas
001-229 The 229 SMSA's established in 1970
ZZZ Foreign residents
Tape Locations 49-63
Tape Field
Location Size Item and Code Outline
49-54 6 Reserved Positions
55-58 4 DATE OF DEATH
(Note: Year of death is given in tape locations 1-2.)
55-56 2 Month
01 January
02 February
03 March
04 April
05 May
06 June
07 July
08 August
09 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
57-58 2 Day
01-31 As applicable to month ofdeath
99 Not stated day of death
59 1 Sex
1 Male
2 Female
60-63 4 RACE
60-61 2 Detail Race
00 Other Asian or Pacific Islander
01 White
02 Black
03 American Indian (includes Aleuts and
Eskimos)
04 Chinese
05 Japanese
06 Hawaiian (includes Part-Hawaiian)
07 All other races
08 Filipino
62 1 Race Recode 3
1 White
2 Races other than White or Black
3 Black
63 1 Race Recode 2
1 White
2 All other races
Tape Locations 64-74
Tape Field
Location Size Item and Code Outline
64-74 11 AGE
64-66 3 Detail Age
Three positions are used to code age. Location 64
identifies age in years, months, days, etc. Locationss,
65-66 are the number of years, months, days, etc.
0 01-99 Years less than 100
1 00-99 Years 100 or more
2 01-11,99 Months
3 01-03,99 Weeks
4 01-27,99 Days
5 01-23,99 Hours
6 01-59,99 Minutes
9 99 Age not stated
67-68 2 Age Recode 52
01 Under 1 hour (includes not stated hours and
minutes)
02 1-23 hours
03 1 day (includes not stated days)
04 2 days
05 3 days
06 4 days
07 5 days
08 6 days
09 7 - 13 days (includes not stated weeks)
10 14 - 20 days
11 21 - 27 days
12 1 month (includes not stated months)
13 2 months
14 3 months
15 4 months
16 5 months
17 6 months
18 7 months
19 8 months
20 9 months
21 10 months
22 11 months
23 1 year
24 2 years
25 3 years
26 4 years
27 5 - 9 years
28 10 - 14 years
29 15 - 19 years
30 20 - 24 years
31 25 - 29 years
32 30 - 34 years
33 35 - 39 years
34 40 - 44 years
35 45 - 49 years
36 30 - 54 years
37 35 - 59 years
38 60 - 64 years
39 65 - 69 years
40 70 - 74 years
41 75 - 79 years
42 80 - 84 years
43 85 - 89 years
44 90 - 94 years
45 95 - 99 years
46 100 - 104 years
47 105 - 109 years
48 110 - 114 years
49 115 - 119 years
50 120 - 124 years
51 125 years and over
52 Age not stated
69-70 2 Age Recode 27
01 Under 1 month (includes not stated weeks,
days, hours, and minutes)
02 1 month - 11 months (includes not stated
months)
03 1 year
04 2 years
05 3 years
06 4 years
07 5 - 9 years
08 10 - 14 years
09 15 - 19 years
10 20 - 24 years
11 25 - 29 years
12 30 - 34 years
13 35 - 39 years
14 40 - 44 years
15 45 - 49 years
16 50 - 54 years
17 55 - 59 years
18 60 - 64 years
19 65 - 69 years
20 70 - 74 years
21 75 - 79 years
22 80 - 84 years
23 85 - 89 years
24 90 - 94 years
25 95 - 99 years
26 100 years and over
27 Age not stated
71-72 2 Age Recode 12
01 Under 1 year (includes not stated infant
ages)
02 1 - 4 years
03 5 - 14 years
04 15 - 24 years
05 25 - 34 years
06 35 - 44 years
07 45 - 54 years
08 55 - 64 years
09 65 - 74 years
10 75 - 84 years
11 85 years and over
12 Age not stated
73-74 2 Infant Age Recode 22
Blank Age 1 year and over or not stated
01 Under 1 hour (includes not stated hours and
minutes)
02 1 - 23 hours
03 1 day (includes not stated days)
04 2 days
05 3 days
06 4 days
07 5 days
08 6 days
09 7 - 13 days (includes not stated weeks)
10 14 - 20 days
11 21 - 27 days
12 1 month (includes not stated months)
13 2 months
14 3 months
15 4 months
16 5 months
17 6 months
18 7 months
19 8 months
20 9 months
21 10 months
22 11 months
Tape Locations 75-87
Tape Field
Location Size Item and Code Outline
75 1 Hospital and Status
1 Hospital, Clinic or Medical Center
- Inpatient
2 Hospital, Clinic or Medical Center
- Outpatient or admitted to Emergency Room
3 Hospital, Clinic or Medical Center
- Dead on Arrival
4 Hospital, Clinic or Medical Center
- Patient status unknown
5 Hospital, Clinic or Medical Center
- Patient status not on certificate
6 Other Institutions providing patient care
7 All other reported entries
8 Dead on Arrival
- Hospital, Clinic or Medical Center name
not given
9 Hospital and patient status not stated
76 1 Reserved Position
77 1 Marital Status
(Effective beginning 1979)
1 Never married, single
2 Married
3 Widowed
4 Divorced
8 Marital Status not on certificate
9 Marital Status not stated
78-79 2 State of Birth
(Effective beginning 1979)
01 Alabama
02 Alaska
03 Arizona
04 Arkansas
05 California
06 Colorado
07 Connecticut
08 Delaware
09 District of Columbia
10 Florida
11 Georgia
12 Hawaii
13 Idaho
14 Illinois
15 Indiana
16 Iowa
17 Kansas
18 Kentucky
19 Louisiana
20 Maine
21 Maryland
22 Massachusetts
23 Michigan
24 Minnesota
25 Mississippi
26 Missouri
27 Montana
28 Nebraska
29 Nevada
30 New Hampshire
31 New Jersey
32 New Mexico
33 New York
34 North Carolina
35 North Dakota
36 Ohio
37 Oklahoma
38 Oregon
39 Pennsylvania
40 Rhode Island
41 South Carolina
42 South Dakota
43 Tennessee
44 Texas
45 Utah
46 Vermont
47 Virginia
48 Washington
49 West Virginia
50 Wisconsin
51 Wyoming
52 Puerto Rico
53 Virgin Islands
54 Guam
55 Canada
56 Cuba
57 Mexico
59 Remainder of the world
99 State of birth unknown
80-81 2 Origin or Descent
(Effective beginning 1984)
00 Non-Spanish
01 Mexican
02 Puerto Rican
03 Cuban
04 Central or South American
05 Other or Unknown Spanish
06 American
07 American Indian
08 British, Scottish, Welsh, Scotch-Irish
09 Irish
10 German
11 French
12 Norwegian, Swedish, Danish
13 Polish
14 Italian
15 Other North, Central, and South American
16 Other Western European
17 Other Northern European
18 Other Eastern European
19 Other Southern European (excluding Spain)
20 Southeast Asian and Pacific Islander
21 South Central Asian
22 Other Asian
23 North African
24 Other African
88 Not reported
99 Not classifiable
82-83 2 Reserved Positions
84 1 Autopsy Performed
1 Yes
2 No
8 Autopsy performed not on certificate
9 Autopsy performed not stated
85-87 3 Kind of Business or Industry(Effective beginning 1985)
This item is not reported by all states. Refer to the
Addendum to Technical Appendix for a list of repor-
ting states.
For a complete list of categories and codes refer to:
U.S. Bureau of the Census: Classified index of
industries and occupations. 1980 Census of
Population. First Edition. Washington.
U.S. Government Printing Office, Oct. 1980.
010-990 ... Code range (not inclusive)
In addition to the codes shown in the Census
Publication, the following codes are also applicable:
942 ... Armed forces
951 ... Retired; with no other industry reported
961 ... Non - paid worker or non-worker
Tape Locations 88-118
Tape Field
Location Size Item and Code Outline
88-90 3 USUAL OCCUPATION (Effective beginning 1985)
This item is not reported by all states. Refer to the
Addendum to Technical Appendix for a list of repor-
ting states.
For a complete list of categories and codes refer to:
U.S. Bureau of the Census: Classified index of
industries and occupations. 1980 Census of
Population. First Edition. Washington.
U.S. Government Printing Office, Oct. 1980.
003-999 ... Code range (not inclusive)
In addition to the codes shown in the Census
Publication, the following codes are also applicable:
905 ... Military
913 ... Retired; with no other occupation reported
914 ... Homemaker
915 ... Student
916 ... Volunteer
917 ... None
91-93 3 52 Cause Recode (Effective beginning 1985)
A recode of the cause code into 52 groups designed
for use in producing tabulations. See Cause of Death
recodes for a complete list.
010-560 ... Code range (not inclusive)
94-95 2 Business or Industry Recode 51
(Effective beginning 1985)
A recode of the business or industry code into 51
groups for use in producing tabulations. See Business
or Industry recodes for a complete list.
01-51 ... Code range (not inclusive)
96-97 2 Business or Industry Recode 15
(Effective beginning 1985)
A recode of the business or industry code into 15
groups for use in producing tabulations. See Business
or Industry recodes for a complete list.
01-15 ... Code range
98-99 2 Usual Occupation Recode 59
(Effective beginning 1985)
A recode of the usual occupation code into 59
groups for use in producing tabulations. See Usual
Occupation recodes for a complete list.
01-59 ... Code range (not inclusive)
100-101 2 Usual Occupation Recode 9
(Effective beginning 1985)
A recode of the usual occupation code into 9
groups for use in producing tabulations. See Usual
Occupation recodes for a complete list.
01-09 ... Code range
102-118 17 Reserved Positions
Tape Locations 119-132
Tape Field
Location Size Item and Code Outline
119-132 14 FEDERAL INFORMATION PROCESSING STANDARDS (FIPS)
GEOGRAPHIC CODES
Refer to the Geographic Code Outline further back in er
this document for a detailed list of areas and codes.of
For an explanation of FIPS codes, reference should beIPS
made to various National Bureau of Standards (NBS)
publications.
119-120 2 State of Occurrence
(Effective beginning 1982)
01 Alabama
02 Alaska
04 Arizona
05 Arkansas
06 California
08 Colorado
09 Connecticut
10 Delaware
11 District of Columbia
12 Florida
13 Georgia
15 Hawaii
16 Idaho
17 Illinois
18 Indiana
19 Iowa
20 Kansas
21 Kentucky
22 Louisiana
23 Maine
24 Maryland
25 Massachusetts
26 Michigan
27 Minnesota
28 Mississippi
29 Missouri
30 Montana
31 Nebraska
32 Nevada
33 New Hampshire
34 New Jersey
35 New Mexico
36 New York
37 North Carolina
38 North Dakota
39 Ohio
40 Oklahoma
41 Oregon
42 Pennsylvania
44 Rhode Island
45 South Carolina
46 South Dakota
47 Tennessee
48 Texas
49 Utah
50 Vermont
51 Virginia
53 Washington
54 West Virginia
55 Wisconsin
56 Wyoming
121-123 3 County of Occurrence
(Effective beginning 1982)
00l-nnn Code range
124-125 2 State of Residence
(Effective beginning 1982)
00 Foreign residents
01 Alabama
02 Alaska
04 Arizona
05 Arkansas
06 California
08 Colorado
09 Connecticut
10 Delaware
11 District of Columbia
12 Florida
13 Georgia
15 Hawaii
16 Idaho
17 Illinois
18 Indiana
19 Iowa
20 Kansas
21 Kentucky
22 Louisiana
23 Maine
24 Maryland
25 Massachusetts
26 Michigan
27 Minnesota
28 Mississippi
29 Missouri
30 Montana
32 Nevada
33 New Hampshire
34 New Jersey
35 New Mexico
36 New York
37 North Carolina
38 North Dakota
39 Ohio
40 Oklahoma
41 Oregon
42 Pennsylvania
44 Rhode Island
45 South Carolina
46 South Dakota
47 Tennessee
48 Texas
49 Utah
50 Vermont
51 Virginia
53 Washington
54 West Virginia
55 Wisconsin
56 Wyoming
126-128 3 County of Residence
(Effective beginning 1982)
000 Foreign residents
001-nnn Code range
129-132 4 SMSA of Residence
(Effective beginning 1980)
0000 Nonmetropolitan counties or foreign
residents
0040-9340 Code range
Tape Locations 133-159
Tape Field
Location Size Item and Code Outline
133-140 8 Reserved Positions
141 1 Place of Accident for Causes E850-E929
Blank Causes other than E850-E929
0 Home
1 Farm
2 Mine and Quarry
3 Industrial Place and Premises
4 Place for Recreation and Sport
5 Street and Highway
6 Public Building
7 Resident Institution
8 Other Specified Places
9 Place of Accident notspecified
142-159 18 UNDERLYING CAUSE OF DEATH
142-145 4 ICD Code (9th Revision)
See the "International Classification of Diseases",
1975 Revision, Volume 1. For injuries and poisoning,
the external cause is coded (E800-E999) rather than
the Nature of Injury (800-999). These positions do
not include the letter E for the external cause of
injury. For those causes that do not have a 4th
digit, location 145 is blank.
146-150 5 282 Cause Recode
A recode of the ICD cause code into 282 groups for
NCHS publications. Refer to the Cause of Death
Recodes for a complete list.
00300-35800 Code range (not inclusive)
151-153 3 72 Cause Recode
A recode of the ICD cause code into 72 groups for
NCHS publications. Refer to the Cause of Death
Recodes for a complete list.
010-840 Code range (not inclusive)
154-156 3 61 Infant Cause Recode
A recode of the ICD cause code into 61 groups for
NCHS publications. Refer to the Cause of Death
Recodes for a complete list.
010-680 Code range (not inclusive)
157-159 3 34 Cause Recode
A recode of the ICD cause code into 34
groups for NCHS publications. Refer to the
Cause of Death Recodes for a complete list.
010-370 Code range (not inclusive)
Symbols Used in Tables
Symbol Explanation
--- Data not available
... Category not applicable
- Quantity zero
0.0 Quantity more than 0 but less than 0.05
* Figure does not meet standards of
reliability or precision
Record Layout 1988
Tape Locations 1-20
Tape Field
Location Size Item and Code Outline
1-2 2 Last 2 Digits of Data Year
88 ... 1988
3 1 Reporting Area
The following codes used with the State of Occurrence
codes, locations 21-22, identify separate reporting
areas.
1 Bronx borough, Bronx County
2 Brooklyn borough, Kings County
3 Manhattan borough, New York Count
4 Queens borough, Queens County
5 Staten Island borough, Richmond County
6 Chicago
0 All other areas
4-9 6 Certificate Number
These positions are blank.
10-11 2 Shipment Number
O1-nn... Shipments from each reporting area are
numbered consecutively.
12-18 7 Sequence Number
These positions are blank.
19 1 Record Type
1 RESIDENTS
State and County of Occurrenceand Residence are
the same.
2 NONRESIDENTS
State and/or County of Occurrence and Residence
are different.
9 UNKNOWN
See Statement concerning HIV deaths in Georgia
20 1 Resident Status
1 RESIDENTS
State and County of Occurrence and Residence
are the same.
2 INTRASTATE NONRESIDENTS
State of Occurrence and Residence are the same,
but County is different.
3 INTERSTATE NONRESIDENTS
State of Occurrence and Residence are different,
but both are in the U.S.
4 FOREIGN RESIDENTS
State of Occurrence is one of the 50 States or
the District of Columbia, but Place of Residence
is outside of the U.S.
9 UNKNOWN
See Statement concerning HIV deaths in Georgia
Tape Locations 21-30
Tape Field
Location Size Item and Code Outline
21-30 10 PLACE OF OCCURRENCE
Refer to the Geographic Code Outline further back
in this document for a detailed list of areas and
codes.
21-22 2 State of Occurrence
01 Alabama
02 Alaska
03 Arizona
04 Arkansas
05 California
06 Colorado
07 Connecticut
08 Delaware
09 District of Columbia
10 Florida
11 Georgia
12 Hawaii
13 Idaho
14 Illinois
15 Indiana
16 Iowa
17 Kansas
18 Kentucky
19 Louisiana
20 Maine
21 Maryland
22 Massachusetts
23 Michigan
24 Minnesota
25 Mississippi
26 Missouri
27 Montana
28 Nebraska
29 Nevada
30 New Hampshire
31 New Jersey
32 New Mexico
33 New York
34 North Carolina
35 North Dakota
36 Ohio
37 Oklahoma
38 Oregon
39 Pennsylvania
40 Rhode Island
41 South Carolina
42 South Dakota
43 Tennessee
44 Texas
45 Utah
46 Vermont
47 Virginia
48 Washington
49 West Virginia
50 Wisconsin
51 Wyoming
23-25 3 County of Occurrence
001-nnn Counties and county equivalents (independent
and coextensive cities) are numbered
alphabetically within each State. (Note: To
uniquely identify a county, both the State
and county codes must be used.)
9 UNKNOWN (See Statement concerning HIV deaths
in Georgia).
26 1 Region
(Effective beginning 1979)
27-28 2 Division and State Subcode of Occurrence
States are coded within Division.
26 is Region. 27 is Division. 28 is State subcode.
1 NORTHEAST
1 New England
1 Maine
2 New Hampshire
3 Vermont
4 Massachusetts
5 Rhode Island
6 Connecticut
2 Middle Atlantic
1 New York
2 New Jersey
3 Pennsylvania
2 MIDWEST
3 East North Central
1 Ohio
2 Indiana
3 Illinois
4 Michigan
5 Wisconsin
4 West North Central
1 Minnesota
2 Iowa
3 Missouri
4 North Dakota
5 South Dakota
6 Nebraska
7 Kansas
3 SOUTH
5 South Atlantic
1 Delaware
2 Maryland
3 District of Columbia
4 Virginia
5 West Virginia
6 North Carolina
7 South Carolina
8 Georgia
9 Florida
6 East South Central
1 Kentucky
2 Tennessee
3 Alabama
4 Mississippi
7 West South Central
1 Arkansas
2 Louisiana
3 Oklahoma
4 Texas
4 WEST
8 Mountain
1 Montana
2 Idaho
3 Wyoming
4 Colorado
5 New Mexico
6 Arizona
7 Utah
8 Nevada
9 Pacific
1 Washington
2 Oregon
3 California
4 Alaska
5 Hawaii
29-30 2 Expanded State of Occurrence Code
(Effective beginning 1979)
This item is designed to separately identify New
York City records from other New York State records.
01 Alabama
02 Alaska
03 Arizona
04 Arkansas
05 California
06 Colorado
07 Connecticut
08 Delaware
09 District of Columbia
10 Florida
11 Georgia
12 Hawaii
13 Idaho
14 Illinois
15 Indiana
16 Iowa
17 Kansas
18 Kentucky
19 Louisiana
20 Maine
21 Maryland
22 Massachusetts
23 Michigan
24 Minnesota
25 Mississippi
26 Missouri
27 Montana
28 Nebraska
29 Nevada
30 New Hampshire
31 New Jersey
32 New Mexico
33 New York
34 New York City
35 North Carolina
36 North Dakota
37 Ohio
38 Oklahoma
39 Oregon
40 Pennsylvania
41 Rhode Island
42 South Carolina
43 South Dakota
44 Tennessee
45 Texas
46 Utah
47 Vermont
48 Virginia
49 Washington
50 West Virginia
51 Wisconsin
52 Wyoming
Tape Locations 31-48
Tape Field
Location Size Item and Code Outline
31-48 18 PLACE OF RESIDENCE
Refer to the Geographic Code Outline further back in
this document for a detailed list of areas and codes.
31-32 2 State of Residence
01 Alabama
02 Alaska
03 Arizona
04 Arkansas
05 California
06 Colorado
07 Connecticut
08 Delaware
09 District of Columbia
10 Florida
11 Georgia
12 Hawaii
13 Idaho
14 Illinois
15 Indiana
16 Iowa
17 Kansas
18 Kentucky
19 Louisiana
20 Maine
21 Maryland
22 Massachusetts
23 Michigan
24 Minnesota
25 Mississippi
26 Missouri
27 Montana
28 Nebraska
29 Nevada
30 New Hampshire
31 New Jersey
32 New Mexico
33 New York
34 North Carolina
35 North Dakota
36 Ohio
37 Oklahoma
38 Oregon
39 Pennsylvania
40 Rhode Island
41 South Carolina
42 South Dakota
43 Tennessee
44 Texas
45 Utah
46 Vermont
47 Virginia
48 Washington
49 West Virginia
50 Wisconsin
51 Wyoming
52-57,59 Foreign residents
52 Puerto Rico
53 Virgin Islands
54 Guam
55 Canada
56 Cuba
57 Mexico
59 Remainder of the world
33-35 3 County of Residence
001-nnn Counties and county equivalents
(indepedent and coextensive cities) are
numbered alphabetically within each State.
(Note: To uniquely identify a county, both
the State and county codes must be used.)
ZZZ Foreign residents
999 Unkown (see statement concerning HIV deaths
in Georgia).
36-38 3 City of Residence
001-nnn Cities are numbered alphabetically within
each State and identify each city with a
population of 100,000 or more in 1980.
(Note: To uniquely identify a city, both
the State and city codes must be used.
State, county and city codes may also be
used.)
999 Balance of county
ZZZ Foreign residents
39 1 Population Size of City of Residence
0 Place of 1,000,000 or more
1 Place of 500,000 to 1,000,000
2 Place of 250,000 to 500,000
3 Place of 100,000 to 250,000
9 All other areas in the U.S
Z Foreign residents
40 1 Metropolitan-Nonmetropolitan County of Residence
1 Metropolitan County
2 Nonmetropolitan county
Z Foreign residents
9 Unknown (See Statement concerning HIV
deaths in Georgia).
41 1 Region
(Effective beginning 1979)
42-43 2 Division and State Subcode of Residence
States are coded within Division.
41 is Region. 42 is Division. 43 is State subcode.
000 Foreign residents
1 NORTHEAST
1 New England
1 Maine
2 New Hampshire
3 Vermont
4 Massachusetts
5 Rhode Island
6 Connecticut
2 Middle Atlantic
1 New York
2 New Jersey
3 Pennsylvania
2 MIDWEST
3 East North Central
1 Ohio
2 Indiana
3 Illinois
4 Michigan
5 Wisconsin
4 West North Central
1 Minnesota
2 Iowa
3 Missouri
4 North Dakota
5 South Dakota
6 Nebraska
7 Kansas
3 SOUTH
5 South Atlantic
1 Delaware
2 Maryland
3 District of Columbia
4 Virginia
5 West Virginia
6 North Carolina
7 South Carolina
8 Georgia
9 Florida
6 East South Central
1 Kentucky
2 Tennessee
3 Alabama
4 Mississipoi
7 West South Central
1 Arkansas
2 Louisiana
3 Oklahoma
4 Texas
4 WEST
8 Mountain
1 Montana
2 Idaho
3 Wyoming
4 Colorado
5 New Mexico
6 Arizona
7 Utah
8 Nevada
9 Pacific
1 Washington
2 Oregon
3 California
4 Alaska
5 Hawaii
44-45 2 Expanded State of Residence Code
(Effective beginning 1979)
This item is designed to separately identify New York
City records from other New York State records.
01 Alabama
02 Alaska
03 Arizona
04 Arkansas
05 California
06 Colorado
07 Connecticut
08 Delaware
09 District of Columbia
10 Florida
11 Georgia
12 Hawaii
13 Idaho
14 Illinois
15 Indiana
16 Iowa
17 Kansas
18 Kentucky
19 Louisiana
20 Maine
21 Maryland
22 Massachusetts
23 Michigan
24 Minnesota
25 Mississippi
26 Missouri
27 Montana
28 Nebraska
29 Nevada
30 New Hampshire
31 New Jersey
32 New Mexico
33 New York
34 New York City
35 North Carolina
36 North Dakota
37 Ohio
38 Oklahoma
39 Oregon
40 Pennsylvania
41 Rhode Island
42 South Carolina
43 South Dakota
44 Tennessee
45 Texas
46 Utah
47 Vermont
48 Virginia
49 Washington
50 West Virginia
51 Wisconsin
52 Wyoming
53 Puerto Rico
54 Virgin Islands
55 Guam
56 Canada
57 Cuba
58 Mexico
60 Remainder of the world
46-48 3 NCHS Standard Metropolitan Statistical Area (SMSA) of
Residence
Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas are those
established by the U.S. Office of Management and
Budget (OMB) using final 1980 Census population
counts. For New England, New England County
Metropolitan Areas (NECMA) are used.
Further back in this document is a list of SMSA's
and their component counties.
000 Nonmetropolitan counties except
001-305 The 305 SMSA's established for 1980
ZZZ Foreign residents
999 Unknown (see statement concerning HIV
deaths in Georgia).
Tape Locations 49-63
Tape Field
Location Size Item and Code Outline
49-54 6 Reserved Positions
55-58 4 DATE OF DEATH
(Note: Year of death is given in tape locations 1-2.)
55-56 2 Month
01 January
02 February
03 March
04 April
05 May
06 June
07 July
08 August
09 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
57-58 2 Day
01-31 As applicable to month ofdeath
99 Not stated day of death
59 1 Sex
1 Male
2 Female
60-63 4 RACE
60-61 2 Detail Race
00 Other Asian or Pacific Islander
01 White
02 Black
03 American Indian (includes Aleuts and
Eskimos)
04 Chinese
05 Japanese
06 Hawaiian (includes Part-Hawaiian)
07 All other races
08 Filipino
62 1 Race Recode 3
1 White
2 Races other than White or Black
3 Black
63 1 Race Recode 2
1 White
2 All other races
Tape Locations 64-74
Tape Field
Location Size Item and Code Outline
64-74 11 AGE
64-66 3 Detail Age
Three positions are used to code age. Location 64
identifies age in years, months, days, etc. Locations
65-66 are the number of years, months, days, etc.
0 01-99 Years less than 100
1 00-99 Years 100 or more
2 01-11,99 Months
3 01-03,99 Weeks
4 01-27,99 Days
5 01-23,99 Hours
6 01-59,99 Minutes
9 99 Age not stated
67-68 2 Age Recode 52
01 Under 1 hour (includes not stated hours and
minutes)
02 1-23 hours
03 1 day (includes not stated days)
04 2 days
05 3 days
06 4 days
07 5 days
08 6 days
09 7 - 13 days (includes not stated weeks)
10 14 - 20 days
11 21 - 27 days
12 1 month (includes not stated months)
13 2 months
14 3 months
15 4 months
16 5 months
17 6 months
18 7 months
19 8 months
20 9 months
21 10 months
22 11 months
23 1 year
24 2 years
25 3 years
26 4 years
27 5 - 9 years
28 10 - 14 years
29 15 - 19 years
30 20 - 24 years
31 25 - 29 years
32 30 - 34 years
33 35 - 39 years
34 40 - 44 years
35 45 - 49 years
36 30 - 54 years
37 35 - 59 years
38 60 - 64 years
39 65 - 69 years
40 70 - 74 years
41 75 - 79 years
42 80 - 84 years
43 85 - 89 years
44 90 - 94 years
45 95 - 99 years
46 100 - 104 years
47 105 - 109 years
48 110 - 114 years
49 115 - 119 years
50 120 - 124 years
51 125 years and over
52 Age not stated
69-70 2 Age Recode 27
01 Under 1 month (includes not stated weeks,
days, hours, and minutes)
02 1 month - 11 months (includes not stated
months)
03 1 year
04 2 years
05 3 years
06 4 years
07 5 - 9 years
08 10 - 14 years
09 15 - 19 years
10 20 - 24 years
11 25 - 29 years
12 30 - 34 years
13 35 - 39 years
14 40 - 44 years
15 45 - 49 years
16 50 - 54 years
17 55 - 59 years
18 60 - 64 years
19 65 - 69 years
20 70 - 74 years
21 75 - 79 years
22 80 - 84 years
23 85 - 89 years
24 90 - 94 years
25 95 - 99 years
26 100 years and over
27 Age not stated
71-72 2 Age Recode 12
01 Under 1 year (includes not stated infant
ages)
02 1 - 4 years
03 5 - 14 years
04 15 - 24 years
05 25 - 34 years
06 35 - 44 years
07 45 - 54 years
08 55 - 64 years
09 65 - 74 years
10 75 - 84 years
11 85 years and over
12 Age not stated
73-74 2 Infant Age Recode 22
Blank Age 1 year and over or not stated
01 Under 1 hour (includes not stated hours and
minutes)
02 1 - 23 hours
03 1 day (includes not stated days)
04 2 days
05 3 days
06 4 days
07 5 days
08 6 days
09 7 - 13 days (includes not stated weeks)
10 14 - 20 days
11 21 - 27 days
12 1 month (includes not stated months)
13 2 months
14 3 months
15 4 months
16 5 months
17 6 months
18 7 months
19 8 months
20 9 months
21 10 months
22 11 months
Tape Locations 75-87
Tape Field
Location Size Item and Code Outline
75 1 Hospital and Status
1 Hospital, Clinic or Medical Center
- Inpatient
2 Hospital, Clinic or Medical Center
- Outpatient or admitted to Emergency Room
3 Hospital, Clinic or Medical Center
- Dead on Arrival
4 Hospital, Clinic or Medical Center
- Patient status unknown
5 Hospital, Clinic or Medical Center
- Patient status not on certificate
6 Other Institutions providing patient care
7 All other reported entries
8 Dead on Arrival
- Hospital, Clinic or Medical Center name
not given
9 Hospital and patient status not stated
76 1 Reserved Position
77 1 Marital Status
(Effective beginning 1979)
1 Never married, single
2 Married
3 Widowed
4 Divorced
8 Marital Status not on certificate
9 Marital Status not stated
78-79 2 State of Birth
(Effective beginning 1979)
01 Alabama
02 Alaska
03 Arizona
04 Arkansas
05 California
06 Colorado
07 Connecticut
08 Delaware
09 District of Columbia
10 Florida
11 Georgia
12 Hawaii
13 Idaho
14 Illinois
15 Indiana
16 Iowa
17 Kansas
18 Kentucky
19 Louisiana
20 Maine
21 Maryland
22 Massachusetts
23 Michigan
24 Minnesota
25 Mississippi
26 Missouri
27 Montana
28 Nebraska
29 Nevada
30 New Hampshire
31 New Jersey
32 New Mexico
33 New York
34 North Carolina
35 North Dakota
36 Ohio
37 Oklahoma
38 Oregon
39 Pennsylvania
40 Rhode Island
41 South Carolina
42 South Dakota
43 Tennessee
44 Texas
45 Utah
46 Vermont
47 Virginia
48 Washington
49 West Virginia
50 Wisconsin
51 Wyoming
52 Puerto Rico
53 Virgin Islands
54 Guam
55 Canada
56 Cuba
57 Mexico
59 Remainder of the world
99 State of birth unknown
80-81 2 Origin or Descent
(Effective beginning 1984)
00 Non-Spanish
01 Mexican
02 Puerto Rican
03 Cuban
04 Central or South American
05 Other or Unknown Spanish
06 American
07 American Indian
08 British, Scottish, Welsh, Scotch-Irish
09 Irish
10 German
11 French
12 Norwegian, Swedish, Danish
13 Polish
14 Italian
15 Other North, Central, and South American
16 Other Western European
17 Other Northern European
18 Other Eastern European
19 Other Southern European (excluding Spain)
20 Southeast Asian and Pacific Islander
21 South Central Asian
22 Other Asian
23 North African
24 Other African
88 Not reported
99 Not classifiable
82-83 2 Reserved Positions
84 1 Autopsy Performed
1 Yes
2 No
8 Autopsy performed not on certificate
9 Autopsy performed not stated
85-87 3 Kind of Business or Industry(Effective beginning 1985)
This item is not reported by all states. Refer to the
Addendum to Technical Appendix for a list of repor-
ting states.
For a complete list of categories and codes refer to:
U.S. Bureau of the Census: Classified index of
industries and occupations. 1980 Census of
Population. First Edition. Washington.
U.S. Government Printing Office, Oct. 1980.
010-990 ... Code range (not inclusive)
In addition to the codes shown in the Census
Publication, the following codes are also applicable:
942 ... Armed forces
951 ... Retired; with no other industry reported
961 ... Non - paid worker or non-worker
Tape Locations 88-118
Tape Field
Location Size Item and Code Outline
88-90 3 USUAL OCCUPATION (Effective beginning 1985)
This item is not reported by all states. Refer to the
Addendum to Technical Appendix for a list of repor-
ting states.
For a complete list of categories and codes refer to:
U.S. Bureau of the Census: Classified index of
industries and occupations. 1980 Census of
Population. First Edition. Washington.
U.S. Government Printing Office, Oct. 1980.
003-999 ... Code range (not inclusive)
In addition to the codes shown in the Census
Publication, the following codes are also applicable:
905 ... Military
913 ... Retired; with no other occupation reported
914 ... Homemaker
915 ... Student
916 ... Volunteer
917 ... None
91-93 3 52 Cause Recode (Effective beginning 1985)
A recode of the cause code into 52 groups designed
for use in producing tabulations. See Cause of Death
recodes for a complete list.
010-560 ... Code range (not inclusive)
94-95 2 Business or Industry Recode 51
(Effective beginning 1985)
A recode of the business or industry code into 51
groups for use in producing tabulations. See Business
or Industry recodes for a complete list.
01-51 ... Code range (not inclusive)
96-97 2 Business or Industry Recode 15
(Effective beginning 1985)
A recode of the business or industry code into 15
groups for use in producing tabulations. See Business
or Industry recodes for a complete list.
01-15 ... Code range
98-99 2 Usual Occupation Recode 59
(Effective beginning 1985)
A recode of the usual occupation code into 59
groups for use in producing tabulations. See Usual
Occupation recodes for a complete list.
01-59 ... Code range (not inclusive)
100-101 2 Usual Occupation Recode 9
(Effective beginning 1985)
A recode of the usual occupation code into 9
groups for use in producing tabulations. See Usual
Occupation recodes for a complete list.
01-09 ... Code range
102-118 17 Reserved Positions
Tape Locations 119-132
Tape Field
Location Size Item and Code Outline
119-132 14 FEDERAL INFORMATION PROCESSING STANDARDS (FIPS)
GEOGRAPHIC CODES
Refer to the Geographic Code Outline further back in
this document for a detailed list of areas and codes.
For an explanation of FIPS codes, reference should be
made to various National Bureau of Standards (NBS)
publications.
119-120 2 State of Occurrence
(Effective beginning 1982)
01 Alabama
02 Alaska
04 Arizona
05 Arkansas
06 California
08 Colorado
09 Connecticut
10 Delaware
11 District of Columbia
12 Florida
13 Georgia
15 Hawaii
16 Idaho
17 Illinois
18 Indiana
19 Iowa
20 Kansas
21 Kentucky
22 Louisiana
23 Maine
24 Maryland
25 Massachusetts
26 Michigan
27 Minnesota
28 Mississippi
29 Missouri
30 Montana
31 Nebraska
32 Nevada
33 New Hampshire
34 New Jersey
35 New Mexico
36 New York
37 North Carolina
38 North Dakota
39 Ohio
40 Oklahoma
41 Oregon
42 Pennsylvania
44 Rhode Island
45 South Carolina
46 South Dakota
47 Tennessee
48 Texas
49 Utah
50 Vermont
51 Virginia
53 Washington
54 West Virginia
55 Wisconsin
56 Wyoming
121-123 3 County of Occurrence
(Effective beginning 1982)
00l-nnn Code range
999 Unknown (see statment concerning HIV
deaths in Georgia).
124-125 2 State of Residence
(Effective beginning 1982)
00 Foreign residents
01 Alabama
02 Alaska
04 Arizona
05 Arkansas
06 California
08 Colorado
09 Connecticut
10 Delaware
11 District of Columbia
12 Florida
13 Georgia
15 Hawaii
16 Idaho
17 Illinois
18 Indiana
19 Iowa
20 Kansas
21 Kentucky
22 Louisiana
23 Maine
24 Maryland
25 Massachusetts
26 Michigan
27 Minnesota
28 Mississippi
29 Missouri
30 Montana
32 Nevada
33 New Hampshire
34 New Jersey
35 New Mexico
36 New York
37 North Carolina
38 North Dakota
39 Ohio
40 Oklahoma
41 Oregon
42 Pennsylvania
44 Rhode Island
45 South Carolina
46 South Dakota
47 Tennessee
48 Texas
49 Utah
50 Vermont
51 Virginia
53 Washington
54 West Virginia
55 Wisconsin
56 Wyoming
126-128 3 County of Residence
(Effective beginning 1982)
000 Foreign residents
001-nnn Code range
999 Unknown (see statement concerning HIV
deaths in Georgia).
129-132 4 SMSA of Residence
(Effective beginning 1980)
0000 Nonmetropolitan counties or foreign
residents
0040-9340 Code range
9999 Unknown (see statements concerning HIV
deaths in Georgia).
Tape Locations 133-159
Tape Field
Location Size Item and Code Outline
133-140 8 Reserved Positions
141 1 Place of Accident for Causes E850-E929
Blank Causes other than E850-E929
0 Home
1 Farm
2 Mine and Quarry
3 Industrial Place and Premises
4 Place for Recreation and Sport
5 Street and Highway
6 Public Building
7 Resident Institution
8 Other Specified Places
9 Place of Accident notspecified
142-159 18 UNDERLYING CAUSE OF DEATH
142-145 4 ICD Code (9th Revision)
See the "International Classification of Diseases",
1975 Revision, Volume 1. For injuries and poisoning,
the external cause is coded (E800-E999) rather than
the Nature of Injury (800-999). These positions do
not include the letter E for the external cause of
injury. For those causes that do not have a 4th
digit, location 145 is blank.
146-150 5 282 Cause Recode
A recode of the ICD cause code into 282 groups for
NCHS publications. Refer to the Cause of Death
Recodes for a complete list.
00300-35800 Code range (not inclusive)
151-153 3 72 Cause Recode
A recode of the ICD cause code into 72 groups for
NCHS publications. Refer to the Cause of Death
Recodes for a complete list.
010-840 Code range (not inclusive)
154-156 3 61 Infant Cause Recode
A recode of the ICD cause code into 61 groups for
NCHS publications. Refer to the Cause of Death
Recodes for a complete list.
010-680 Code range (not inclusive)
157-159 3 34 Cause Recode
A recode of the ICD cause code into 34
groups for NCHS publications. Refer to the
Cause of Death Recodes for a complete list.
010-370 Code range (not inclusive)
Symbols used in Tables
Symbol Explanation
--- Data not available
... Category not applicable
- Quantity zero
0.0 Quantity more than 0 but less than 0.05
* Figure does not meet standards of reliability or precision
Record Layout 1989-1992
Tape Locations 1-20
Tape Field
Location Size Item and Code Outline
1-2 2 Last 2 Digits of Data Year
89 - 90 ... 1989 to 1990
3 1 Reporting Area
The following codes used with the State of Occurrence
codes, locations 21-22, identify separate reporting
areas.
1 Bronx borough, Bronx County
2 Brooklyn borough, Kings County
3 Manhattan borough, New York Count
4 Queens borough, Queens County
5 Staten Island borough, Richmond County
6 Chicago
0 All other areas
4-9 6 Certificate Number
These positions are blank.
10-11 2 Shipment Number
O1-nn... Shipments from each reporting area are
numbered consecutively.
12-18 7 Sequence Number
These positions are blank.
19 1 Record Type
1 RESIDENTS
State and County of Occurrenceand Residence are
the same.
2 NONRESIDENTS
State and/or County of Occurrence and Residence
are different.
9 UNKNOWN
See Statement concerning HIV deaths in Georgia
20 1 Resident Status
1 RESIDENTS
State and County of Occurrence and Residence
are the same.
2 INTRASTATE NONRESIDENTS
State of Occurrence and Residence are the same,
but County is different.
3 INTERSTATE NONRESIDENTS
State of Occurrence and Residence are different,
but both are in the U.S.
4 FOREIGN RESIDENTS
State of Occurrence is one of the 50 States or
the District of Columbia, but Place of Residence
is outside of the U.S.
9 UNKNOWN
See Statement concerning HIV deaths in Georgia
Tape Locations 21-30
Tape Field
Location Size Item and Code Outline
21-30 10 PLACE OF OCCURRENCE
Refer to the Geographic Code Outline further back
in this document for a detailed list of areas and
codes.
21-22 2 State of Occurrence
01 Alabama
02 Alaska
03 Arizona
04 Arkansas
05 California
06 Colorado
07 Connecticut
08 Delaware
09 District of Columbia
10 Florida
11 Georgia
12 Hawaii
13 Idaho
14 Illinois
15 Indiana
16 Iowa
17 Kansas
18 Kentucky
19 Louisiana
20 Maine
21 Maryland
22 Massachusetts
23 Michigan
24 Minnesota
25 Mississippi
26 Missouri
27 Montana
28 Nebraska
29 Nevada
30 New Hampshire
31 New Jersey
32 New Mexico
33 New York
34 North Carolina
35 North Dakota
36 Ohio
37 Oklahoma
38 Oregon
39 Pennsylvania
40 Rhode Island
41 South Carolina
42 South Dakota
43 Tennessee
44 Texas
45 Utah
46 Vermont
47 Virginia
48 Washington
49 West Virginia
50 Wisconsin
51 Wyoming
23-25 3 County of Occurrence
001-nnn Counties and county equivalents (independent
and coextensive cities) are numbered
alphabetically within each State. (Note: To
uniquely identify a county, both the State
and county codes must be used.)
9 UNKNOWN (See Statement concerning HIV deaths
in Georgia).
26 1 Region
(Effective beginning 1979)
27-28 2 Division and State Subcode of Occurrence
States are coded within Division.
26 is Region. 27 is Division. 28 is State subcode.
1 NORTHEAST
1 New England
1 Maine
2 New Hampshire
3 Vermont
4 Massachusetts
5 Rhode Island
6 Connecticut
2 Middle Atlantic
1 New York
2 New Jersey
3 Pennsylvania
2 MIDWEST
3 East North Central
1 Ohio
2 Indiana
3 Illinois
4 Michigan
5 Wisconsin
4 West North Central
1 Minnesota
2 Iowa
3 Missouri
4 North Dakota
5 South Dakota
6 Nebraska
7 Kansas
3 SOUTH
5 South Atlantic
1 Delaware
2 Maryland
3 District of Columbia
4 Virginia
5 West Virginia
6 North Carolina
7 South Carolina
8 Georgia
9 Florida
6 East South Central
1 Kentucky
2 Tennessee
3 Alabama
4 Mississippi
7 West South Central
1 Arkansas
2 Louisiana
3 Oklahoma
4 Texas
4 WEST
8 Mountain
1 Montana
2 Idaho
3 Wyoming
4 Colorado
5 New Mexico
6 Arizona
7 Utah
8 Nevada
9 Pacific
1 Washington
2 Oregon
3 California
4 Alaska
5 Hawaii
29-30 2 Expanded State of Occurrence Code
(Effective beginning 1979)
This item is designed to separately identify New
York City records from other New York State records.
01 Alabama
02 Alaska
03 Arizona
04 Arkansas
05 California
06 Colorado
07 Connecticut
08 Delaware
09 District of Columbia
10 Florida
11 Georgia
12 Hawaii
13 Idaho
14 Illinois
15 Indiana
16 Iowa
17 Kansas
18 Kentucky
19 Louisiana
20 Maine
21 Maryland
22 Massachusetts
23 Michigan
24 Minnesota
25 Mississippi
26 Missouri
27 Montana
28 Nebraska
29 Nevada
30 New Hampshire
31 New Jersey
32 New Mexico
33 New York
34 New York City
35 North Carolina
36 North Dakota
37 Ohio
38 Oklahoma
39 Oregon
40 Pennsylvania
41 Rhode Island
42 South Carolina
43 South Dakota
44 Tennessee
45 Texas
46 Utah
47 Vermont
48 Virginia
49 Washington
50 West Virginia
51 Wisconsin
52 Wyoming
Tape Locations 31-48
Tape Field
Location Size Item and Code Outline
31-48 18 PLACE OF RESIDENCE
Refer to the Geographic Code Outline further back in
this document for a detailed list of areas and codes.
31-32 2 State of Residence
01 Alabama
02 Alaska
03 Arizona
04 Arkansas
05 California
06 Colorado
07 Connecticut
08 Delaware
09 District of Columbia
10 Florida
11 Georgia
12 Hawaii
13 Idaho
14 Illinois
15 Indiana
16 Iowa
17 Kansas
18 Kentucky
19 Louisiana
20 Maine
21 Maryland
22 Massachusetts
23 Michigan
24 Minnesota
25 Mississippi
26 Missouri
27 Montana
28 Nebraska
29 Nevada
30 New Hampshire
31 New Jersey
32 New Mexico
33 New York
34 North Carolina
35 North Dakota
36 Ohio
37 Oklahoma
38 Oregon
39 Pennsylvania
40 Rhode Island
41 South Carolina
42 South Dakota
43 Tennessee
44 Texas
45 Utah
46 Vermont
47 Virginia
48 Washington
49 West Virginia
50 Wisconsin
51 Wyoming
52-57,59 Foreign residents
52 Puerto Rico
53 Virgin Islands
54 Guam
55 Canada
56 Cuba
57 Mexico
59 Remainder of the world
33-35 3 County of Residence
001-nnn Counties and county equivalents
(indepedent and coextensive cities) are
numbered alphabetically within each State.
(Note: To uniquely identify a county, both
the State and county codes must be used.)
ZZZ Foreign residents
999 Unkown (see statement concerning HIV deaths
in Georgia).
36-38 3 City of Residence
001-nnn Cities are numbered alphabetically within
each State and identify each city with a
population of 100,000 or more in 1980.
(Note: To uniquely identify a city, both
the State and city codes must be used.
State, county and city codes may also be
used.)
999 Balance of county
ZZZ Foreign residents
39 1 Population Size of City of Residence
0 Place of 1,000,000 or more
1 Place of 500,000 to 1,000,000
2 Place of 250,000 to 500,000
3 Place of 100,000 to 250,000
9 All other areas in the U.S
Z Foreign residents
40 1 Metropolitan-Nonmetropolitan County of Residence
1 Metropolitan County
2 Nonmetropolitan county
Z Foreign residents
9 Unknown (See Statement concerning HIV
deaths in Georgia).
41 1 Region
(Effective beginning 1979)
42-43 2 Division and State Subcode of Residence
States are coded within Division.
41 is Region. 42 is Division. 43 is State subcode.
000 Foreign residents
1 NORTHEAST
1 New England
1 Maine
2 New Hampshire
3 Vermont
4 Massachusetts
5 Rhode Island
6 Connecticut
2 Middle Atlantic
1 New York
2 New Jersey
3 Pennsylvania
2 MIDWEST
3 East North Central
1 Ohio
2 Indiana
3 Illinois
4 Michigan
5 Wisconsin
4 West North Central
1 Minnesota
2 Iowa
3 Missouri
4 North Dakota
5 South Dakota
6 Nebraska
7 Kansas
3 SOUTH
5 South Atlantic
1 Delaware
2 Maryland
3 District of Columbia
4 Virginia
5 West Virginia
6 North Carolina
7 South Carolina
8 Georgia
9 Florida
6 East South Central
1 Kentucky
2 Tennessee
3 Alabama
4 Mississipoi
7 West South Central
1 Arkansas
2 Louisiana
3 Oklahoma
4 Texas
4 WEST
8 Mountain
1 Montana
2 Idaho
3 Wyoming
4 Colorado
5 New Mexico
6 Arizona
7 Utah
8 Nevada
9 Pacific
1 Washington
2 Oregon
3 California
4 Alaska
5 Hawaii
44-45 2 Expanded State of Residence Code
(Effective beginning 1979)
This item is designed to separately identify New York
City records from other New York State records.
01 Alabama
02 Alaska
03 Arizona
04 Arkansas
05 California
06 Colorado
07 Connecticut
08 Delaware
09 District of Columbia
10 Florida
11 Georgia
12 Hawaii
13 Idaho
14 Illinois
15 Indiana
16 Iowa
17 Kansas
18 Kentucky
19 Louisiana
20 Maine
21 Maryland
22 Massachusetts
23 Michigan
24 Minnesota
25 Mississippi
26 Missouri
27 Montana
28 Nebraska
29 Nevada
30 New Hampshire
31 New Jersey
32 New Mexico
33 New York
34 New York City
35 North Carolina
36 North Dakota
37 Ohio
38 Oklahoma
39 Oregon
40 Pennsylvania
41 Rhode Island
42 South Carolina
43 South Dakota
44 Tennessee
45 Texas
46 Utah
47 Vermont
48 Virginia
49 Washington
50 West Virginia
51 Wisconsin
52 Wyoming
53 Puerto Rico
54 Virgin Islands
55 Guam
56 Canada
57 Cuba
58 Mexico
60 Remainder of the world
46-48 3 NCHS Standard Metropolitan Statistical Area (SMSA) of
Residence
Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas are those
established by the U.S. Office of Management and
Budget (OMB) using final 1980 Census population
counts. For New England, New England County
Metropolitan Areas (NECMA) are used.
Further back in this document is a list of SMSA's
and their component counties.
000 Nonmetropolitan counties except
001-305 The 305 SMSA's established for 1980
ZZZ Foreign residents
999 Unknown (see statement concerning HIV
deaths in Georgia).
Tape Locations 49-63
Tape Field
Location Size Item and Code Outline
49 1 Population Size of County of Occurence
Based on the results of a 1980 Census
0 County of 1,000,000 or more
1 County of 500,000 to 1,000,000
2 County of 250,000 to 500,000
3 County of 100,000 to 250,000
9 County of less than 100,000
50 1 Population Size of County of Residence
Based on the results of the 1980 Census
0 County of 1,000,000 or more
1 County of 500,000 to 1,000,000
2 County of 250,000 to 500,000
3 County of 100,000 to 250,000
9 County of less than 100,000
Z Foreign residents
51 1 Population Size of SMSA
Based on the results of a 1980 Census
1 SMSA of 250,000 or more
2 SMSA of 100,000 to 250,000
3 SMSA of less than 100,000
9 Nonmetropolitan area
Z Foreign residents
53 2 Education
00 No formal education
01-08 Years in elementary school
09 1 year of high school
10 2 years of high school
11 3 years of high school
12 4 years of high school
13 1 year of college
14 2 years of college
15 3 years of college
16 4 years of college
17 5 or more years of college
99 Not stated
54 1 Education Recode
1 0 - 8 years
2 9 - 11 years
3 12 years
4 13 - 15 years
5 15 years or more
6 Not stated
55-56 2 Month of Death
01 January
02 Febuary
03 March
04 April
05 May
06 June
07 July
08 August
09 September
10 October
11 November
12 December
57-58 2 Reserved Positons
59 1 Sex
1 Male
2 Female
60-63 4 RACE
60-61 2 Detail Race
01 White
02 Black
03 American Indian (includes Aleuts and
Eskimos)
04 Chinese
05 Japanese
06 Hawaiian (includes Part-Hawaiian)
07 Filipino
08 Other Asian or Pacific Islander
09 All other races
62 1 Race Recode 3
1 White
2 Races other than White or Black
3 Black
63 1 Race Recode 2
1 White
2 All other races
Tape Locations 64-74
Tape Field
Location Size Item and Code Outline
64-74 11 REPORTED AGE
64-66 3 Detail Age
Three positions are used to code age. Location 64
identifies age in years, months, days, etc. Locations
65-66 are the number of years, months, days, etc.
0 01-99 Years less than 100
1 00-99 Years 100 or more
2 01-11,99 Months
3 01-03,99 Weeks
4 01-27,99 Days
5 01-23,99 Hours
6 01-59,99 Minutes
9 99 Age not stated
67-68 2 Age Recode 52
01 Under 1 hour (includes not stated hours and
minutes)
02 1-23 hours
03 1 day (includes not stated days)
04 2 days
05 3 days
06 4 days
07 5 days
08 6 days
09 7 - 13 days (includes not stated weeks)
10 14 - 20 days
11 21 - 27 days
12 1 month (includes not stated months)
13 2 months
14 3 months
15 4 months
16 5 months
17 6 months
18 7 months
19 8 months
20 9 months
21 10 months
22 11 months
23 1 year
24 2 years
25 3 years
26 4 years
27 5 - 9 years
28 10 - 14 years
29 15 - 19 years
30 20 - 24 years
31 25 - 29 years
32 30 - 34 years
33 35 - 39 years
34 40 - 44 years
35 45 - 49 years
36 30 - 54 years
37 35 - 59 years
38 60 - 64 years
39 65 - 69 years
40 70 - 74 years
41 75 - 79 years
42 80 - 84 years
43 85 - 89 years
44 90 - 94 years
45 95 - 99 years
46 100 - 104 years
47 105 - 109 years
48 110 - 114 years
49 115 - 119 years
50 120 - 124 years
51 125 years and over
52 Age not stated
69-70 2 Age Recode 27
01 Under 1 month (includes not stated weeks,
days, hours, and minutes)
02 1 month - 11 months (includes not stated
months)
03 1 year
04 2 years
05 3 years
06 4 years
07 5 - 9 years
08 10 - 14 years
09 15 - 19 years
10 20 - 24 years
11 25 - 29 years
12 30 - 34 years
13 35 - 39 years
14 40 - 44 years
15 45 - 49 years
16 50 - 54 years
17 55 - 59 years
18 60 - 64 years
19 65 - 69 years
20 70 - 74 years
21 75 - 79 years
22 80 - 84 years
23 85 - 89 years
24 90 - 94 years
25 95 - 99 years
26 100 years and over
27 Age not stated
71-72 2 Age Recode 12
01 Under 1 year (includes not stated infant
ages)
02 1 - 4 years
03 5 - 14 years
04 15 - 24 years
05 25 - 34 years
06 35 - 44 years
07 45 - 54 years
08 55 - 64 years
09 65 - 74 years
10 75 - 84 years
11 85 years and over
12 Age not stated
73-74 2 Infant Age Recode 22
Blank Age 1 year and over or not stated
01 Under 1 hour (includes not stated hours and
minutes)
02 1 - 23 hours
03 1 day (includes not stated days)
04 2 days
05 3 days
06 4 days
07 5 days
08 6 days
09 7 - 13 days (includes not stated weeks)
10 14 - 20 days
11 21 - 27 days
12 1 month (includes not stated months)
13 2 months
14 3 months
15 4 months
16 5 months
17 6 months
18 7 months
19 8 months
20 9 months
21 10 months
22 11 months
Tape Locations 75-87
Tape Field
Location Size Item and Code Outline
75 1 Place of death and Decedent's Status
1 Hospital, Clinic or Medical Center
- Inpatient
2 Hospital, Clinic or Medical Center
- Outpatient or admitted to Emergency Room
3 Hospital, Clinic or Medical Center
- Dead on Arrival
4 Hospital, Clinic or Medical Center
- Patient status unknown
5 Nursing home
6 Residence
7 Other
9 Place of death unknown
76 1 Reserved Position
77 1 Marital Status
1 Never married, single
2 Married
3 Widowed
4 Divorced
8 Marital Status not on certificate
9 Marital Status not stated
78-79 2 State of Birth
(Effective beginning 1979)
01 Alabama
02 Alaska
03 Arizona
04 Arkansas
05 California
06 Colorado
07 Connecticut
08 Delaware
09 District of Columbia
10 Florida
11 Georgia
12 Hawaii
13 Idaho
14 Illinois
15 Indiana
16 Iowa
17 Kansas
18 Kentucky
19 Louisiana
20 Maine
21 Maryland
22 Massachusetts
23 Michigan
24 Minnesota
25 Mississippi
26 Missouri
27 Montana
28 Nebraska
29 Nevada
30 New Hampshire
31 New Jersey
32 New Mexico
33 New York
34 North Carolina
35 North Dakota
36 Ohio
37 Oklahoma
38 Oregon
39 Pennsylvania
40 Rhode Island
41 South Carolina
42 South Dakota
43 Tennessee
44 Texas
45 Utah
46 Vermont
47 Virginia
48 Washington
49 West Virginia
50 Wisconsin
51 Wyoming
52 Puerto Rico
53 Virgin Islands
54 Guam
55 Canada
56 Cuba
57 Mexico
59 Remainder of the world
99 State of birth unknown
80-81 2 Hispanic Origin
00 Non - Hispanic
01 Mexican
02 Puerto Rica
03 Cuban
04 Central or Couth American
05 Other or unknown Hispanic
99 Unknown
82 1 Hispanic Origin/Race Recode
1 Mexican
2 Puerto Rica
3 Cuban
4 Central or Couth American
5 Other or unknown Hispanic
6 Non - Hispanic white
7 Non - Hispanic black
8 Non - Hispanic other races
9 Hispanic origin unknown
83 1 Day of Week of Death
1 Sunday
2 Monday
3 Tuesday
4 Wednesday
5 Thursday
6 Friday
7 Saturday
9 unknown
84 1 Autopsy Performed
1 Yes
2 No
8 Autopsy performed not on certificate
9 Autopsy performed not stated
85-87 3 Kind of Business or Industry(Effective beginning 1985)
This item is not reported by all states. Refer to the
Addendum to Technical Appendix for a list of repor-
ting states.
For a complete list of categories and codes refer to:
U.S. Bureau of the Census: Classified index of
industries and occupations. 1980 Census of
Population. First Edition. Washington.
U.S. Government Printing Office, Oct. 1980.
010-990 ... Code range (not inclusive)
In addition to the codes shown in the Census
Publication, the following codes are also applicable:
942 ... Armed forces
951 ... Retired; with no other industry reported
961 ... Non - paid worker or non-worker
Tape Locations 88-118
Tape Field
Location Size Item and Code Outline
88-90 3 USUAL OCCUPATION (Effective beginning 1985)
This item is not reported by all states. Refer to the
Addendum to Technical Appendix for a list of repor-
ting states.
For a complete list of categories and codes refer to:
U.S. Bureau of the Census: Classified index of
industries and occupations. 1980 Census of
Population. First Edition. Washington.
U.S. Government Printing Office, Oct. 1980.
003-999 ... Code range (not inclusive)
In addition to the codes shown in the Census
Publication, the following codes are also applicable:
905 ... Military
913 ... Retired; with no other occupation reported
914 ... Homemaker
915 ... Student
916 ... Volunteer
917 ... None
91-93 3 52 Cause Recode (Effective beginning 1985)
A recode of the cause code into 52 groups designed
for use in producing tabulations. See Cause of Death
recodes for a complete list.
010-560 ... Code range (not inclusive)
94-95 2 Business or Industry Recode 51
(Effective beginning 1985)
A recode of the business or industry code into 51
groups for use in producing tabulations. See Business
or Industry recodes for a complete list.
01-51 ... Code range (not inclusive)
96-97 2 Business or Industry Recode 15
(Effective beginning 1985)
A recode of the business or industry code into 15
groups for use in producing tabulations. See Business
or Industry recodes for a complete list.
01-15 ... Code range
98-99 2 Usual Occupation Recode 59
(Effective beginning 1985)
A recode of the usual occupation code into 59
groups for use in producing tabulations. See Usual
Occupation recodes for a complete list.
01-59 ... Code range (not inclusive)
100-101 2 Usual Occupation Recode 9
(Effective beginning 1985)
A recode of the usual occupation code into 9
groups for use in producing tabulations. See Usual
Occupation recodes for a complete list.
01-09 ... Code range
102-109 8 Reserved Positions
110-113 4 Calculated Detail Age
Four positions are used to code calculated detail age.
Location 110 indicates whether age is coded in days or
in years. Location 111-113 are the number of days or
years.
0 000 Less than 1 day
1 001-365 Days
2 001-135 Years
9 999 Age unknown
114 1 Age Substitution Flag
If reported age is unknown but a valid age is
calculated using dates of birth and death, the
calculated age is substituted for the unknown
reported age.
1 Calculated age is substituted for
reported age
115-118 4 Reserved Positions
Tape Locations 119-132
Tape Field
Location Size Item and Code Outline
119-132 14 FEDERAL INFORMATION PROCESSING STANDARDS (FIPS)
GEOGRAPHIC CODES
Refer to the Geographic Code Outline further back in
this document for a detailed list of areas and codes.
For an explanation of FIPS codes, reference should be
made to various National Bureau of Standards (NBS)
publications.
119-120 2 State of Occurrence
(Effective beginning 1982)
01 Alabama
02 Alaska
04 Arizona
05 Arkansas
06 California
08 Colorado
09 Connecticut
10 Delaware
11 District of Columbia
12 Florida
13 Georgia
15 Hawaii
16 Idaho
17 Illinois
18 Indiana
19 Iowa
20 Kansas
21 Kentucky
22 Louisiana
23 Maine
24 Maryland
25 Massachusetts
26 Michigan
27 Minnesota
28 Mississippi
29 Missouri
30 Montana
31 Nebraska
32 Nevada
33 New Hampshire
34 New Jersey
35 New Mexico
36 New York
37 North Carolina
38 North Dakota
39 Ohio
40 Oklahoma
41 Oregon
42 Pennsylvania
44 Rhode Island
45 South Carolina
46 South Dakota
47 Tennessee
48 Texas
49 Utah
50 Vermont
51 Virginia
53 Washington
54 West Virginia
55 Wisconsin
56 Wyoming
121-123 3 County of Occurrence
(Effective beginning 1982)
00l-nnn Code range
999 Unknown (see statment concerning HIV
deaths in Georgia).
124-125 2 State of Residence
(Effective beginning 1982)
00 Foreign residents
01 Alabama
02 Alaska
04 Arizona
05 Arkansas
06 California
08 Colorado
09 Connecticut
10 Delaware
11 District of Columbia
12 Florida
13 Georgia
15 Hawaii
16 Idaho
17 Illinois
18 Indiana
19 Iowa
20 Kansas
21 Kentucky
22 Louisiana
23 Maine
24 Maryland
25 Massachusetts
26 Michigan
27 Minnesota
28 Mississippi
29 Missouri
30 Montana
32 Nevada
33 New Hampshire
34 New Jersey
35 New Mexico
36 New York
37 North Carolina
38 North Dakota
39 Ohio
40 Oklahoma
41 Oregon
42 Pennsylvania
44 Rhode Island
45 South Carolina
46 South Dakota
47 Tennessee
48 Texas
49 Utah
50 Vermont
51 Virginia
53 Washington
54 West Virginia
55 Wisconsin
56 Wyoming
126-128 3 County of Residence
(Effective beginning 1982)
000 Foreign residents
001-nnn Code range
999 Unknown (see statement concerning HIV
deaths in Georgia).
129-132 4 1989 - - - SMSA of Residence
(Effective beginning 1980)
0000 Nonmetropolitan counties or foreign
residents
0040-9340 Code range
9999 Unknown (see statements concerning HIV
deaths in Georgia).
1990 - - - PMSA/MSA of Residence
Primary Metropolitan Statistical Areas and Metropolitan
Statistical Areas are those defined by the U.S. Office
of Management and Budget (OMB) as of June 30, 1990.
For New England, the New England County Metropolitan
Areas (NECMA) are used.
Further back in this document is a list of PMSA's, MSA,
NECMA's and their component counties.
0000 Nonmetropolitan counties or foreign residents
0040-9360 Code range
9999 SMSA of less than 100,000 population or
Georgia HIV death (see statement concerning
HIV deaths in GA)
Tape Locations 133-159
Tape Field
Location Size Item and Code Outline
133-140 8 1989 - - - Reserved Positions
133 1 1990 - - - Reserved Position
134-135 2 1990 - - - CMSA of Residence
Consolidated Metropolitan Statistical Areas are groupings
of certain Primary Metropolitan Statistical Areas and are
defined by the U.S. Office of Management and Budget (OMB)
as of June 30, 1990.
00 Not a CMSA
07 Boston - Lawrence-Salem, MA-NH
10 Buffalo - Niagara Falls NY
14 Chicago - Gary-Lake County, IL-IN-WI
21 Cincinnati - Hamilton, OH-KY-IN
28 Cleveland - Akron-Lorain, OH
31 Dallas - Fort Worth, TX
34 Denver - Boulder, CO
35 Detroit - Ann Arbor, MI
41 Hartford - New Britain-Middletown, CT
42 Houston - Galveston-Brazoria,TX
49 Los Angeles - Anaheim-Riverside, CA
56 Miami - Fort Lauderdale, FL
63 Milwaukee - Racine, WI
70 New York - North New Jersey-Long Island, NY-NJ-CT
77 Philadelphia - Wilmington-Trenton, PA-NJ-DE-MD
78 Pittsburg - Beaver Valley, PA
79 Protland - Vancouber, OR-WA
80 Providence - Pawtucket-Fall River, RI-MA
84 San Francisco - Oakland-San Jose, CA
91 Seattle - Tacoma, WA
141 1 Place of Accident for Causes E850-E929
Blank Causes other than E850-E929
0 Home
1 Farm
2 Mine and Quarry
3 Industrial Place and Premises
4 Place for Recreation and Sport
5 Street and Highway
6 Public Building
7 Resident Institution
8 Other Specified Places
9 Place of Accident notspecified
142-159 18 UNDERLYING CAUSE OF DEATH
142-145 4 ICD Code (9th Revision)
See the "International Classification of Diseases",
1975 Revision, Volume 1. For injuries and poisoning,
the external cause is coded (E800-E999) rather than
the Nature of Injury (800-999). These positions do
not include the letter E for the external cause of
injury. For those causes that do not have a 4th
digit, location 145 is blank.
146-150 5 282 Cause Recode
A recode of the ICD cause code into 282 groups for
NCHS publications. Refer to the Cause of Death
Recodes for a complete list.
00300-35800 Code range (not inclusive)
151-153 3 72 Cause Recode
A recode of the ICD cause code into 72 groups for
NCHS publications. Refer to the Cause of Death
Recodes for a complete list.
010-840 Code range (not inclusive)
154-156 3 61 Infant Cause Recode
A recode of the ICD cause code into 61 groups for
NCHS publications. Refer to the Cause of Death
Recodes for a complete list.
010-680 Code range (not inclusive)
157-159 3 34 Cause Recode
A recode of the ICD cause code into 34
groups for NCHS publications. Refer to the
Cause of Death Recodes for a complete list.
010-370 Code range (not inclusive)
Cause of Death 282 Recodes
Recodes for Infectious and Parasitic Diseases
Ninth Revision 282 Causes of Death Adapted for use by DVS
ST: 1=Subtotal Limited: Sex: 1=Males; 2=Females Length=of
Cause Title Age: 1=5 & Over; 2=10-54; 3=28 Days & Over
***** Cause Subtotals are not Identified in this File *****
282 S Limited Len-
Recode T Sex Age gth Cause Title And ICD-9 Codes Included
00100 1 057 I. Infectious and parasitic diseases
(001-139)
00200 1 040 Intestinal infectious diseases (001-009)
00300 054 Cholera and typhoid and paratyphoid fevers
(001-002)
00400 019 Shigellosis (004)
00500 076 Other salmonella infections and other food
poisoning (bacterial) (003,005)
00600 017 Amebiasis (006)
00700 066 Intestinal infections due to other
specified organisms (007-008)
00800 041 Ill-defined intestinal infections (009)
00900 1 022 Tuberculosis (010-018)
01000 046 Tuberculosis of respiratory system(010-012)
01100 030 Other tuberculosis (013-018)
01200 1 047 Zoonotic and other bacterial diseases(020-041)
01300 019 Brucellosis (023)
01400 018 Oipntheria (032)
01500 022 Whooping cough (033)
01600 065 Streptococcal sore throat, scarlatina, and
erysipelas (034-035)
01700 031 Meningococcal infection (036)
01800 015 Tetanus (037)
01900 3 018 Septicemia (038)
02000 056 All other bacterial diseases
(020-022,024-031,039-041)
02100 1 024 Viral diseases (045-079)
02200 027 Acute poliomyelitis (045)
02300 016 Smallpox (050)
02400 015 Measles (055)
02500 015 Rubella (056)
02600 040 Arthropod-borne encephalitis (062-064)
02700 023 Viral hepatitis (070)
02800 064 Other viral diseases
(046-049,051-054,057-061,065-066071-079)
02900 1 058 Rickettsioses and other arthropod-borne
diseases (080-088)
03000 042 Typhus and other rickettsioses (080-083)
03100 015 Malaria (084)
03200 046 All other arthropod-borne diseases (085-088)
03300 1 046 Syphilis and other venereal diseases (090-099)
03400 1 020 Syphilis (090-097)
03500 033 Cardiovascular syphilis (093)
03600 023 Neurosyphills (094)
03700 040 Ali other syphills (090-091,095-097)
03800 029 Gonococcal infections (098)
03900 031 Other venereal diseases (099)
04000 1 103 Other infectious and parasitic diseases
and late effects of infectiousand
pandarasitic diseases (100-139)
04100 019 Mycoses (110-118)
04200 025 Helmlnthiases (120-129)
04300 036 Late effects of tuberculosis (137)
04400 043 Late effects of acute poliomyelitis (138)
04500 127 All other infectious and parasiticdiseases
and late effects of otherinfectious and
parasiticdiseases (100-104,130-136,139)
Recodes for Neoplasms
Ninth Revision 282 Causes of Death Adapted for use by DVS
ST: 1=Subtotal Limited: Sex: 1=Males; 2=Females Length=of
Cause Title Age: 1=5 & Over; 2=10-54; 3=28 Days & Over
***** Cause Subtotals are not Identified in this File *****
282 S Limited Len-
Recode T Sex Age gth Cause Title And ICD-9 Codes Included
04600 1 033 II.Neoplasms (140-239)
04700 1 089 Malignant neoplasms, including neoplasmsof
lymphatic and hematopoietic tissues(140-208)
04800 1 064 Malignant neoplasms of lip, oral cavity,
and pharynx (140-149)
04900 016 Of lip (140)
05000 019 Of tongue (141)
05100 026 Of pharynx (146-149.0)
05200 097 Of other and ill-defined sites withinthe
lip, oral cavity, and pharynx
(142-145,149.1-149.9)
05300 1 066 Malignant neoplasms of digestive organs
and peritoneum (150-159)
05400 022 Of esophagus (150)
05500 020 Of stomach (151)
05600 048 Of small intestine, including duodenum(152)
05700 1 018 Of colon (153)
05800 075 Hepatic and splenic flexures and transverse
colon (153.0-153.1,153.7)
05900 030 Descending colon (153.2)
06000 027 Sigmoid colon (153.3)
06100 056 Cecum, appendix, and ascending colon
(153.4-153.6)
06200 048 Other and colon, unspecified(153.8-153.9)
06300 052 Of rectum, rectosigmoid junction, and
anus (154)
06400 1 046 Of liver and intrahepatic bile ducts (155)
06500 028 Liver, primary (155.0)
06600 037 Intrahepatic bile ducts (155.1)
06700 058 Liver, not specified as primary or
secondary (155.2)
06800 052 Of gallbladder and extrahepatic bile
ducts (156)
06900 021 Of pancreas (157)
07000 120 Of retroperitoneum, peritoneum, and
other and ill-defined sites within the
digestive organs and peritoneum (158-159)
07100 1 071 Malignant neoplasms of respiratory and
intrathoracic organs (160-165)
07200 019 Of larynx (161)
07300 040 Of trachea, bronchus, and lung (162)
07400 107 Of all other and ill-defined sites within
the respiratory system andintrathoracic
organs (160,163-165)
07500 1 076 Malignant neoplasms of bone, connective
tissue, skin, and breast (170-175)
07600 041 Of bone and articular cartilage (170)
07700 045 Of connective and other soft tissue (171)
07800 026 Melanoma of skin (172)
07900 043 Other malignant neoplasms of skin (173)
08000 2 026 Of female breast (174)
08100 1 024 Of male breast (175)
08200 1 049 Malignant neoplasms of genital organs (179-187)
08300 2 025 Of cervix uteri (180)
08400 2 042 Of other parts of uterus (179,181-182)
08500 2 043 Of ovary and other uterlne adnexa (183)
08600 2 056 Of other and unspecified female genltal
organs (184)
08700 1 021 Of prostate (185)
08800 1 019 Of testis (186)
08900 1 048 Of pens and other male genital organs(187)
09000 1 049 Malignant neoplasms of urinary organs (188-189)
09100 020 Of bladder (188)
09200 060 Of kidney and other and unspecified
urinary organs (189)
09300 1 062 Malignant neoplasms of other and unspecified
sites (190-199)
09400 016 Of eye (190)
09500 018 Of brain (191)
09600 058 Of other and unspecified parts of nervous
system (192)
09700 080 Of thyroid gland and other endocrineglands
and related structures (193-194)
09800 048 Of all other and unspecified sites (195-199)
09900 1 070 Malignant neoplasms of lymphatic and
hematopoietic tissues (200-208)
10000 043 Lymphosarcoma and reticulosarcoma (200)
10100 027 Hodgkin's disease (201)
10200 070 Other malignant neoplasms of lymphold
and histiocytic tissue (202)
10300 060 Multiple myeloma and immunoproliferative
neoplasms (203)
10400 1 022 Leukemia (204-208)
10500 029 Lymphoid leukemia (204)
10600 028 Myeloid leukemia (205)
10700 030 Monocytic leukemia (206)
10800 046 Other and unspecified leukemia (207-208)
10900 1 108 Benign neoplasms, carcinoma in situ, and
neoplasms of uncertain behavior and of
unspecified nature (210-239)
11000 1 028 Benign neoplasms (210-229)
11100 2 038 Of female genital organs (218-221)
11200 062 Of eye, brain, and other parts of nervous
system (224-225)
11300 064 Of all other and unspecified sites
(210-217,222-223,226-229)
11400 1 029 Carcinoma in situ (230-234)
11500 044 Of breast and genitourinary system (233)
11600 052 Of all other and unspecified sites
(230-232.234)
11700 043 Neoplasms of uncertain behavior (235-238)
11800 039 Neoplasms of unspecified nature (239)
Recodes for Endocrine,Nutritional, Metabolic Diseases
Ninth Revision 282 Causes of Death Adapted for use by DVS
ST: 1=Subtotal Limited: Sex: 1=Males; 2=Females Length=of
Cause Title Age: 1=5 & Over; 2=10-54; 3=28 Days & Over
***** Cause Subtotals are not Identified in this File *****
282 S Limited Len-
Recode T Sex Age gth Cause Title And ICD-9 Codes Included
11900 1 094 III. Endocrine, nutritional, and metabolic
diseases and immunity disorders (240-279)
11902 1 073 Endocrine and metabolic diseases and immunity
disorders (240-259,270-279)
12100 038 Disorders of thyroid gland (240-246)
12200 025 Diabetes mellitus (250)
12300 069 Disorders of the pituitary gland and its
hypothalamic control (253)
12400 032 Diseases of thymus gland (254)
12500 035 Disorders of adrenal glands (255)
12600 025 Cystic fibrosis (277.0)
12700 017 Obesity (278.0)
12800 115 All other endocrine and metabolic diseases and
immunity disorders (251-252,256-259,270-276,
277.1-277.9,278.1-279)
12900 1 034 Nutritional deficiencies (260-269)
13000 028 Nutritional marasmus (261)
13100 046 Other protein-calorie malnutrition (262-263)
13200 050 All other nutritional deficiencies (260,264-269)
Recodes for Diseases of Blood and Blood-forming Organs
Ninth Revision 282 Causes of Death Adapted for use by DVS
ST: 1=Subtotal Limited: Sex: 1=Males; 2=Females Length=of
Cause Title Age: 1=5 & Over; 2=10-54; 3=28 Days & Over
***** Cause Subtotals are not Identified in this File *****
282 S Limited Len-
Recode T Sex Age gth Cause Title And ICD-9 Codes Included
13300 1 067 IV. Diseases of blood and blood-forming
organs (280-289)
13400 1 017 Anemias (280-285)
13500 030 Deficiency anemias (280-281)
13600 029 Hemolytic anemias (282-283)
13700 023 Aplastic anemia (284)
13800 037 Other and unspecified anemias (285)
13900 046 Purpura and other hemorrhagic conditions (287)
14000 066 All other diseases of blood and blood-forming
organs (286,288-289)
Recodes for Mental Disorders
Ninth Revision 282 Causes of Death Adapted for use by DVS
ST: 1=Subtotal Limited: Sex: 1=Males; 2=Females Length=of
Cause Title Age: 1=5 & Over; 2=10-54; 3=28 Days & Over
***** Cause Subtotals are not Identified in this File *****
282 S Limited Len-
Recode T Sex Age gth Cause Title And ICD-9 Codes Included
14100 1 040 V. Mental disorders (290-319)
14200 055 Senile and presenile organic psychotic
conditions (290)
14300 025 Alcoholic psychoses (291)
14400 029 All other psychoses (292-299)
14500 033 Alcohol dependence syndrome (303)
14600 021 Drug dependence (304)
14700 080 Other neurotic, personality. and nonpsychotic
mental disorders (300-302,305-316)
14800 028 Mental retardation (317-319)
Recodes for Diseases of Nervous System and Sense Organs
Ninth Revision 282 Causes of Death Adapted for use by DVS
ST: 1=Subtotal Limited: Sex: 1=Males; 2=Females
Length=of Cause Title Age: 1=5 & Over; 2=10-54; 3=28 Days & Over
***** Cause Subtotals are not Identified in this File *****
282 S Limited Len-
Recode T Sex Age 9th Cause Title And ICD-9 Codes Included
14900 1 072 VI. Diseases of the nervous system and
sense organs (320-389)
15000 1 040 Diseases of the nervous system (320-359)
15100 022 Meningitis (320-322)
15200 027 Parkinson's disease (332)
15300 092 Other hereditary and degenerative diseases
of the central nervous system (330-331,333-337)
15400 026 Multiple sclerosis (340)
15500 032 Infantile cerebral palsy (343)
15600 016 Epilepsy (345)
15700 068 Other diseases of the nervous system
(323-326.341-342,344,346-359)
15800 041 Disorders of the eye and adnexa (360-379)
15900 049 Diseases of the ear and mastoid process (380-389)
Recodes for Diseases of Circulatory System
Ninth Revision 282 Causes of Death Adapted for use by DVS
ST: 1=Subtotal Limited: Sex: 1=Males; 2=Females Length=of
Cause Title Age: 1=5 & Over; 2=10-54; 3=28 Days & Over
***** Cause Subtotals are not Identified in this File *****
282 S Limited Len-
Recode T Sex Age gth Cause Title And ICD-9 Codes Included
16000 1 060 VII. Diseases of the circulatory system
(390-459)
16100 1 053 Rheumatic fever and rheumatic heart disease
(390-398)
16200 033 Acute rheumatic fever (390-392)
16300 1 043 Chronic rheumatic heart disease (393-398)
16400 034 Diseases of mitral valve (394)
16500 034 Diseases of aortic valve (395)
16600 046 Diseases of mitral and aortic valves (396)
16700 059 All other chronic rheumatic heart disease
(393.397-398)
16800 1 030 Hypertensive disease (401-404)
16900 030 Essential hypertension (401)
17000 034 Hypertensive heart disease (402)
17100 034 Hypertensive renal disease (403)
17200 044 Hypertensive heart and renal disease (404)
17300 1 032 Ischemic heart disease (410-414)
17400 035 Acute myocardial infarction (410)
17500 064 Other acute and subacute forms of ischemic
heart disease (411)
17600 023 Angina pectoris (413)
17700 087 Old myocardial infarction and other forms
17800 043 Diseases of pulmonary circulation (415-417)
17900 1 038 Other forms of heart disease (420-429)
18000 039 Acute and subacute endocarditis (421)
18100 088 Acute pericarditis, acute myocarditis,
and other diseases of pericardium (420,422-423)
18200 1 037 Other diseases of endocardium (424)
18300 034 Mitral valve disorders (424.0)
18400 034 Aortic valve disorders (424.1)
18500 051 All other diseases of endocardium (424.2-424.9)
18600 021 Heart failure (428)
18700 068 Myocarditis, unspecified and myocardial
degeneration 429.0-429.1)
18800 072 All other and ill-defined forms of heart
disease (425-427.429.2-429.9)
18900 1 034 Cerebrovascular diseases (430-438)
19000 031 Subarachnoid hemorrhage (430)
19100 059 Intracerebral and other intracranial
hemorrhage (431-432)
19200 054 Occlusion and stenosis of precerebral
arteries (433)
19300 082 Cerebral thrombosis and unspecified occlusion
of cerebral arteries (434.0,434.9)
19400 027 Cerebral embolism (434.1)
19500 053 Acute but ill-defined cerebrovascular
disease (436)
19600 066 Other and late effects of Cerebrovascular
diseases (435,437-438)
19700 1 059 Diseases of arteries, arterioles, and
capillaries (440-448)
19800 023 Atherosclerosis (440)
19900 023 Aortic aneurysm (441)
20000 071 All other diseases of arteries, arterioles,
and capillaries (442-448)
20100 1 084 Diseases of veins and lymphatics, and
other diseases of circulatory system (451-459)
20200 075 Phlebitis, thrombophlebitis, and venous
embolism and thrombosis (451-453)
20300 095 Other diseases of veins and lymphatics
and all other diseases of circulatory
system (454-459)
Recodes for Diseases of Respiratory Organs
Ninth Revision 282 Causes of Death Adapted for use by DVS
ST: 1=Subtotal Limited: Sex: 1=Males; 2=Females
Length=of Cause Title Age: 1=5 & Over; 2=10-54; 3=28 Days & Over
***** Cause Subtotals are not Identified in this File *****
282 S Limited Len-
Recode T Sex Age gth Cause Title And ICD-9 Codes Included
20400 1 061 VIII. Diseases of the respiratory system
(460-519)
20500 1 057 Diseases of the upper respiratory tract
(460-465,470-478)
20600 046 Acute upper respiratory infections (460-465)
20700 053 Other diseases of upper respiratory tract
(470-478)
20800 1 054 Other diseases of the respiratory system
(466,480-519)
20900 042 Acute bronchitis and bronchiolitis (466)
21000 1 021 Pneumonia (480-486)
21100 025 Viral pneumonia (480)
21200 056 Pneumococcal and other bacterial pneumonia
(481-482)
21300 048 Bronchopneumonia, organism unspecified (485)
21400 061 Pneumonia due to other and unspecified
organism (483,486)
21500 017 Influenza (487)
21600 1 072 Chronic obstructive pulmonary diseases and
allied conditions (490-496)
21700 1 071 Bronchitis, chronic and unspecified,
emphysema and asthma (490-493)
21800 057 Bronchitis, not specified as acute orchronic
(490)
21900 030 Chronic bronchitis (491)
22000 021 Emphysema (492)
22100 018 Asthma (493)
22200 062 Bronchiectasis and extrinsic allergic
alveolitis (494-495)
22300 063 Chronic airways obstruction, not elsewhere
classified (496)
22400 073 Pneumoconioses and other lung diseases due
to external agents (500-508)
22500 055 Empyema and abscess of lung and mediastinum
(510,513)
22600 016 Pleurisy (511)
22700 056 All other diseases of respiratory system
(512,514-519)
Recodes for Diseases of Digestive System
Ninth Revision 282 Causes of Death Adapted for use by DVS
ST: 1=Subtotal Limited: Sex: 1=Males; 2=Females Length=of
Cause Title Age: 1=5 & Over; 2=10-54; 3=28 Days & Over
***** Cause Subtotals are not Identified in this File *****
282 S Limited Len-
Recode T Sex Age gth Cause Title And ICD-9 Codes Included
22800 1 057 IX. Diseases of the digestive system
(520-579)
22900 060 Diseases of oral cavity, salivary glands,
and jaws (520-529)
23000 1 057 Diseases of other parts of the digestive
system (530-579)
23100 1 041 Ulcer of stomach and duodenum (531-533)
23200 023 Gastric ulcer (531)
23300 024 Duodenal ulcer (532)
23400 040 Peptic ulcer, site unspecified (533)
23500 032 Gastritis and duodenitis (535)
23600 024 Appendicitis (540-543)
23700 095 Hernia of abdominal cavity and intestinal
obstruction without mention of hernia
(550-553,560)
23800 059 Regional enteritis and idiopathic proctocolitis
(555-556)
23900 062 All other noninfective gastroenteritis and
colitis (557-558)
24000 032 Diverticula of intestine (562)
24100 1 043 Chronic liver disease and cirrhosis (571)
24200 077 Chronic liver disease and cirrhosis,
specified as alcoholic (571.0-571.3)
24300 057 Chronic hepatitis and biliary cirrhosis
(571.4,571.6)
24400 117 Cirrhosis of liver and other and unspecified
chronic liver disease without mention of
alcohol (571.5,571.8-571.9)
24500 061 Cholelithiasis and other disorders of
gallbladder (574-575)
24600 082 All other diseases of digestive system
(530,534,536-537,564-570,572-573,576-579)
Recodes for Diseases of Genitourinary System
Ninth Revision 282 Causes of Death Adapted for use by DVS
ST: 1=Subtotal Limited: Sex: 1=Males; 2=Females Length=of
Cause Title Age: 1=5 & Over; 2=10-54; 3=28 Days & Over
***** Cause Subtotals are not Identified in this File *****
282 S Limited Len-
Recode T Sex Age gth Cause Title And ICD-9 Codes Included
24700 1 060 X. Diseases of the genitourinary system
(580-629)
24800 1 036 Diseases of urinary system (580-599)
24900 1 056 Nephritis, nephrotic syndrome, and
nephrosis (580-589)
25000 034 Acute glomerulonephritis (580)
25100 028 Nephrotic syndrome (581)
25200 140 Chronic glomerulonephritis, nephritis and
nephropathy, not specified as acute or
chronic and renal sclerosis, unspecified
(582-583,587)
25300 120 Renal failure, disorders resulting from
imparied renal function, and small kidney
of unknown cause (584-586,588-589)
25400 028 Infections of kidney (590)
25500 028 Urinary calculus (592,594)
25600 056 All other diseases of urinary system
(591,593,595-599)
25700 1 1 041 Diseases of male genital organs (600-608)
25800 1 031 Hyperplasia of prostate (600)
25900 1 049 Other diseases of male genital organs
(601-608)
26000 029 Disorders of breast (610-611)
26100 2 057 Diseases of female genital organs except
breast (614-629)
Recodes for Complication of Pregnancy, Childbirth, and Puerperiu
Ninth Revision 282 Causes of Death Adapted for use by DVS
ST: 1=Subtotal Limited: Sex: 1=Males; 2=Females Length=of
Cause Title Age: 1=5 & Over; 2=10-54; 3=28 Days & Over
***** Cause Subtotals are not Identified in this File *****
282 S Limited Len-
Recode T Sex Age gth Cause Title And ICD-9 Codes Included
26200 1 2 2 083 XI.Complicaton of pregnancy, childbirth,
and the puerperium (630-676)
26300 1 2 2 041 Pregnancy with abortive outcome (630-638)
26400 2 2 025 Ectopic pregnancy (633)
26500 2 2 028 Spontaneous abortion (634)
26600 2 2 032 Legally induced abortion (635)
26700 2 2 034 Illegally induced abortion (636)
26800 2 2 057 Other pregnancy with abortive outcome
(630-632,637-638)
26900 1 2 2 041 Direct obstetric causes (640-646,651-676)
27000 2 2 054 Hemorrhage of pregnancy and childbirth
(640-641,666)
27100 2 2 040 Toxemia of pregnancy (642.4-642.9,643)
27200 2 2 024 Obstructed labor (660)
27300 2 2 043 Complications of the puerperium (670-676)
27400 2 2 077 Other direct obstetric causes
(642.0-642.3,644-646,651-659,661-665,667-669)
27500 2 2 035 Indirect obstetric causes (647-648)
27600 2 2 042 Delivery in a completely normal case (650)
Recodes for Diseases of Skin and Subcutaneous
Ninth Revision 282 Causes of Death Adapted for use by DVS
ST: 1=Subtotal Limited: Sex: 1=Males; 2=Females Length=of
Cause Title Age: 1=5 & Over; 2=10-54; 3=28 Days & Over
***** Cause Subtotals are not Identified in this File *****
282 S Limited Len-
Recode T Sex Age gth Cause Title And ICD-9 Codes Included
27700 1 070 XII.Diseases of the skin and subcutaneous
tissue (680-709)
27800 052 Infections of skin and subcutaneous tissue
(680-686)
27900 060 All other diseases of skin and subcutaneous
tissue (690-709)
Recodes for Diseases of Musculoskeletal System & Connect. Tissue
Ninth Revision 282 Causes of Death Adapted for use by DVS
ST: 1=Subtotal Limited: Sex: 1=Males; 2=Females Length=of
Cause Title Age: 1=5 & Over; 2=10-54; 3=28 Days & Over
***** Cause Subtotals are not Identified in this File *****
282 S Limited Len-
Recode T Sex Age gth Cause Title And ICD-9 Codes Included
28000 1 087 XIII. Diseases of the musculoskeletal
system and connective tissue (710-739)
28100 067 Rheumatoid arthritis and other inflammatory
polyarthropathies (714)
28200 059 Other arthropathies and related disorders
(710-712,715-719)
28300 022 Dorsopathes (720-724)
28400 040 Rheumatism, excluding the back (725-729)
28500 080 Osteopathies, chondropathies, and acquired
musculoskeletal deformities (730-739)
Recodes for Congenital Anomalies
Ninth Revision 282 Causes of Death Adapted for use by DVS
ST: 1=Subtotal Limited: Sex: 1=Males; 2=Females Length=of
Cause Title Age: 1=5 & Over; 2=10-54; 3=28 Days & Over
***** Cause Subtotals are not Identified in this File *****
282 S Limited Len-
Recode T Sex Age gth Cause Title And ICD-9 Codes Included
28600 1 046 XIV. Congenital anomalies (740-759)
28700 018 Spina biflda (741)
28800 058 All other congenital anomalies of nervous
system (740,742)
28900 039 Congenital anomalies of heart (745-746)
29000 054 Other congenital anomalies of circulatory
system (747)
29100 048 All other congenital anomalies (743-744,748-759)
Recodes for Certain Conditions Originating in Perinatal Period
Ninth Revision 282 Causes of Death Adapted for use by DVS
ST: 1=Subtotal Limited: Sex: 1=Males; 2=Females Length=of
Cause Title Age: 1=5 & Over; 2=10-54; 3=28 Days & Over
***** Cause Subtotals are not Identified in this File *****
282 S Limited Len-
Recode T Sex Age gth Cause Title And ICD-9 Codes Included
29200 1 079 XV. Certain conditions originating
in the perinatal period (760-779)
29300 018 Birth trauma (767)
29400 081 Intrauterine hypoxia, birth asphyxia, and
respiratory distress syndrome (768-769)
29500 070 Other conditions originating in theperinatal
period (760-766,770-779)
Recodes for Symptoms, Signs, and Ill-defined Conditions
Ninth Revision 282 Causes of Death Adapted for use by DVS
ST: 1=Subtotal Limited: Sex: 1=Males; 2=Females Length=of
Cause Title Age: 1=5 & Over; 2=10-54; 3=28 Days & Over
***** Cause Subtotals are not Identified in this File *****
282 S Limited Len-
Recode T Sex Age gth Cause Title And ICD-9 Codes Included
29600 1 069 XVI.Symptoms, signs, and ill-defined
conditions (780-799)
29700 043 Senility without mention of psychosis (797)
29800 067 Symptoms, signs, and other ill-defined
conditions (780-796,798-799)
29900 1 093 Supplementary classification of external
causes of injury and poisoning (E800-E999)
30000 1 041 Accidents and adverse effects (E800-E949)
30100 1 033 Transport accidents (E800-E848)
30200 033 Railway accidents (E800-E807)
30300 1 039 Motor vehicle accidents (E810-E825)
30400 1 049 Motor vehicle traffic accidents (E810-E819)
30500 045 Involving collision with train (E810)
30600 066 Involving collision with another motor
vehicle (E811-E812)
30700 050 Involving collision with pedestrian (E814)
30800 068 Involving collision with other vehicle
or object (E813,E815)
30900 054 Not involving collision on highway
(E816-E818)
31000 067 Motor vehicle traffic accident of
unspecified nature (E819)
31100 052 Motor vehicle nontraffic accidents
(E820-E825)
31200 044 Other road vehicle accidents (E826-E829)
31300 041 Water transport accidents (E830-E838)
31400 049 Air and space transport accidents
(E840-E845)
31500 060 Vehicle accidents not elsewhere
classifiable (E846-E848)
31600 1 034 Accidental poisoning (E850-E869)
31700 075 Accidental poisoning by drugs,
medlcaments, and biologicals (E850-E858)
31800 072 Accidental poisoning by other solid or
liquid substances (E860-E866)
31900 056 Accidental poisoning by gases and vapors
(E867-E869)
32000 091 Misadventures during medical care, abnormal
reactions, and late complications (E870-E879)
32100 1 030 Accidental falls (E880-E888)
32200 046 Fall from one level to another (E880-E884)
32300 034 Fall on same level (E885-E886)
32400 076 Fracture, cause unspecified, and other
and unspecified falls (E887-E888)
32500 049 Accidents caused by fire and flames
(E890-E899)
32600 1 053 Other accidents, including late effects
(E900-E929)
32700 020 Lightning (E907)
32800 045 Accidental drowning and submersion (E910)
32900 120 Inhalation and ingestion of food or other
object causing obstruction of respiratory
tract or suffocation (E911-E912)
33000 039 Accident caused by handgun (E922.0)
33100 074 Accidents caused by all other and
unspecified firearms (E922.1-E922.9)
33200 048 Accident caused by explosive material (E923)
33300 123 Accident caused by hot substance or object,
caustic or corrosive material, steam, and
exposure to radiation (E924,E926)
33400 046 Accident caused by electric current (E925)
33500 103 All other accidents and late effects of
accidental injury (E900-E906,E908-E909,
E913-E921,E927-E929)
33600 102 Drugs, medicaments, and biological substances
causing adverse effects in therapeutic use
(E930-E949)
33700 1 1 019 Suicide (E950-E959)
33800 1 064 Suicide by drugs, medicaments, and
biologicals (E950.0-E950.5)
33900 1 061 Suicide by other solid or liquid substances
(E950.6-E950.9)
94000 1 041 Suicide by gases and vapors (E951-E952)
34100 1 059 Suicide by hanging, strangulation, and
suffocation (E953)
34200 1 029 Suicide by handgun (E955.0)
34300 1 063 Suicide by all other and unspecified
firearms (E955.1-E955.4)
34400 1 089 Suicide by all other means and late effects
of self-inflicted injury (E954,E955.5-E959)
34500 1 043 Homicide and legal intervention (E960-E978)
34600 029 Assault by handgun (E965.0)
34700 063 Assault by all other and unspecified
firearms (E965.1-E965.4)
34800 051 Assault by cutting and piercing instrument
(E966)
34900 127 Assault by all other means and late effects
of injury purposely inflicted by other
person (E960-E964,E965.5-E965.9,E967-E969)
35000 024 Legal execution (E978)
35100 091 Other legal intervention and late effects
of injury due to legal intervention
(E970-E977)
35200 1 075 Injury undetermined whether accidentally or
purposely inflicted (E980-E989)
35300 071 From poisoning by drugs, medicaments, and
biologicals (E980.0-E980.5)
35400 068 From poisoning by other solid or liquid
substances (E980.6-E980.9)
35500 033 From injury by handgun (E985.0)
35600 067 From injury by all other and unspecified
firearms (E985.1-E985.4)
35700 141 From injury by all other means and late
effects of injury, undetermined whether
accidentally or purposely inflicted
(E981-E984,E985.5-E989)
35800 051 Injury resulting from operations of war
(E990-E999)
Cause of Death 72 Recodes
Recodes 010-490
Ninth Revision 72 Causes of Death Adapted for use by DVS
ST: 1=Subtotal Limited: Sex: 1=Males; 2=Females
Length=of Cause Title Age: 1=5 & Over; 2=10-54; 3=28 Days & Over
***** Cause Subtotals are not Identified in this File *****
72 S Limited Len-
Recode T Sex Age gth Cause Title And ICD-9 Codes Included
010 035 Shigellosis and amebiasis (004,006)
020 045 Certain other intestinal infections (007-009)
030 1 022 Tuberculosis (010-018)
040 046 Tuberculosis of respiratory system (010-012)
050 030 Other tuberculosis (013-018)
060 020 Whooping cough (033)
070 063 Streptococcal sore throat, scarlatina, and
erysipelas (034-035)
080 029 Meningococcal infection (036)
090 3 016 Septicemia (038)
100 025 Acute poliomyelitis (045)
110 013 Measles (055)
120 021 Viral hepatitis (070)
130 018 Syphilis (090-097)
140 109 All other infectious and parasitic diseases
(001-003,005,020-032,037,039-041,046-054,
056-066,071-088,098-139)
150 1 089 Malignant neoplasms, including neoplasms of
lymphatic and hematopoietic tissues (140-208)
160 064 Malignant neoplasms of lip, oral cavity,
and pharynx (140-149)
170 066 Malignant neoplasms of digestive organs and
peritoneum (150-159)
180 071 Malignant neoplasms of respiratory and
intrathoracic organs (160-165)
190 040 Malignant neoplasm of breast (174-175)
200 049 Malignant neoplasms of genital organs
(179-187)
210 049 Malignant neoplasms of urinary organs (188-189)
220 074 Malignant neoplasms of all other and
unspecified sites (170-173,190-199)
230 020 Leukemia (204-208)
240 076 Other malignant neoplasms of lymphatic
and hematopoietic tissues (200-203)
250 108 Benign neoplasms, carcinoma in situ, and
neoplasms of uncertain behavior and of
unspecified nature (210-239)
260 023 Diabetes mellitus (250)
270 034 Nutritional deficiencies (260-269)
280 017 Anemias (280-285)
290 020 Meningitis (320-322)
300 1 039 Major cardiovascular diseases (390-448)
310 1 041 Diseases of heart (390-398,402,404-429)
320 057 Rheumatic fever and rheumatic heart
disease (390-398)
330 036 Hypertensive heart disease (402)
340 046 Hypertensive heart and renal disease (404)
350 1 036 Ischemic heart disease (410-414)
360 039 Acute myocardial infarction (410)
370 068 Other acute and subacute forms of
ischemlc heart disease (411)
380 027 Angina pectoris (413)
390 091 Old myocardial infarction and other
forms of chronic ischemic
heart disease (412,414)
400 039 Other diseases of endocardium (424)
410 054 All other forms of heart disease
(415-423,425-429)
420 054 Hypertension with or without renal
disease (401,403)
430 1 036 Cerebrovascular diseases (430-438)
440 061 Intracerebral and other intracranial
hemorrhage (431-432)
450 084 Cerebral thrombosis and unspecified
occlusion of cerebral arteries (434.0.434.9)
460 029 Cerebral embolism (434.1)
470 076 All other and late effects of cerebrovascular
diseases (430,433,435-438)
480 023 Atherosclerosls (440)
490 067 Other diseases of arteries, arterioles, and
capillaries (441-448)
Recodes 500-840
Ninth Revision 72 Causes of Death Adapted for use by DVS
ST: 1=Subtotal Limited: Sex: 1=Males; 2=Females
Length=of Cause Title Age: 1=5 & Over; 2=10-54; 3=28 Days & Over
***** Cause Subtotals are not Identified in this File *****
72 S Limited Len-
Recode T Sex Age gth Cause Title And ICD-9 Codes Included
500 040 Acute bronchitis and bronchiolitis (466)
510 1 033 Pneumonia and influenza (480-487)
520 021 Pneumonia (480-486)
530 017 Influenza (487)
540 1 070 Chronic obstructive pulmonary diseases and
allied conditions (490-496)
550 047 Bronchitis, chronic and unspecified (490-491)
560 017 Emphysema (492)
570 014 Asthma (493)
580 078 Other chronic obstructive pulmonary
diseases and allied conditions (494-496)
590 039 Ulcer of stomach and duodenum (531-533)
600 022 Appendicitis (540-543)
610 093 Hernla of abdominal cavity and intestinal
obstruction without mention of hernia
(550-553,560)
620 041 Chronic liver disease and cirrhosis (571)
630 059 Cholelithiasis and other disorders of
gallbladder (574-575)
640 1 054 Nephrltis, nephrotic syndrome, and nephrosis
(580-589)
650 059 Acute glomerulonephritis and nephrotic
syndrome (580-581)
660 138 Chronic glomerulonephritis, nephritls and
nephropathy, not specified as acute or
chronic, and renal sclerosis, unspecified
(582-583,587)
670 118 Renal failure, disorders resulting from
impaired renal function, and small kidney
of unknown cause (584-586,588-589)
680 026 Infections of kidney (590)
690 1 029 Hyperplasia of prostate (600)
700 1 2 2 068 Complications of pregnancy, childbirth, and
the puerperium (630-676)
710 2 2 043 Pregnancy with abortive outcome (630-638)
720 2 2 076 Other complications of pregnancy, childbirth,
and the puerperium (640-676)
730 030 Congenital anomalies (740-759)
740 1 064 Certain conditions originating in the
perinatal period (760-779)
750 097 Birth trauma, intrauterine hypoxia, birth
asphyxla, and respiratory distress syndrome
(767-769)
760 072 Other conditions originating in the
perinatal period (760-766,770-779)
053 Symptoms, signs, and ill-defined conditions
(780-799)
780 029 All other diseases (Residual)
790 1 041 Accidents and adverse effects (E800-E949)
800 037 Motor vehicle accidents (E810-E825)
810 063 All other accidents and adverse effects
(E800-E807,E826-E949)
820 1 019 Suicide (E950-E959)
830 043 Homicide and legal intervention (E960-E978)
840 037 All other external causes (E980-E999)
Cause of Death 61 Recodes
Recodes 010-370
Ninth Revision 61 Causes of Death Adapted for use by DVS
ST: 1=Subtotal Limited: Sex: 1=Males; 2=Females
Length=of Cause Title Age: 1=5 & Over; 2=10-54; 3=28 Days & Over
***** Cause Subtotals are not dentified in ths File *****
61 S Limited Len-
Recode T Sex Age gth Cause Title And ICD-9 Codes Included
010 039 Certain intestinal infections (008-009)
020 020 Whooping cough (033)
030 029 Meningococcal infection (036)
040 3 016 Septicemia (038)
050 024 Viral diseases (045-079)
060 025 Congenital syphilis (090)
070 100 Remainder of infectious and parasitic
diseases (001-007,010-032,034-035,037,039-
041,080-088,091-139)
080 089 Malignant neoplasms, including neoplasms of
lymphatic and hematopoietic tissues (140-208)
090 108 Benign neoplasms, carcinoma in situ, and
neoplasms of uncertain behavior and of
unspecified nature (210-239)
100 030 Diseases of thymus gland (254)
110 023 Cystic fibrosis (277.0)
120 052 Diseases of blood and blood-forming organs
(280-289)
130 020 Meningitis (320-322)
140 059 Other diseases of nervous system and sense
organs (323-389)
150 044 Acute upper respiratory infections (460-465)
160 042 Bronchitis and bronchiolitis (466,490-491)
170 1 033 Pneumonia and influenza (480-487)
180 021 Pneumonia (480-486)
190 017 Influenza (487)
200 061 Remainder of diseases of respiratory system
(470-478,492-519)
210 093 Hernia of abdominal cavity and intestinal
obstruction without mention of hernia
(550-553,560)
220 075 Gastritis, duodenitis, and noninfective
enteritis and coltis (535,555-558)
230 067 Remainder of diseases of digestive system
(520-534,536-543.562-579)
240 1 030 Congenital anomalies (740-759)
250 042 Anencephalus and similar anomalies (740)
260 020 Spina bifIda (741)
270 034 Congenital hydrocephalus (742.3)
280 092 Other congenital anomalies of central
nervous system and eye
(742.0-742.2,742.4-742.9,743)
290 041 Congenital anomalies of heart (745-746)
300 056 Other congenital anomalies of circulatory
system (747)
310 050 Congenital anomalies of respiratory system
(748)
320 052 Congenital anomalies of digestive system
(749-751)
330 056 Congenital anomalies of genitourinary
system (752-753)
340 058 Congenital anomalies of musculoskeletal
system (754-756)
350 025 Down's syndrome (758.0)
360 043 Other chromosomal anomalies (758.1-758.9)
370 062 All other and unspecified congenital
anomalies (744,757,759)
Recodes 380-680
Ninth Revision 61 Causes of Death Adapted for use by DVS
ST: 1=Subtotal Limited: Sex: 1=Males; 2=Females
Length=of Cause Title Age: 1=5 & Over; 2=10-54; 3=28 Days &Over
***** Cause Subtotals are not Identified In this File *****
61 S Limited Len-
Recode T Sex Age gth Cause Title And ICD-9 Codes Included
380 1 064 Certain conditions originating in the
perinatal period (760-779)
390 091 Newborn affected by maternal conditions which
may be unrelated to present pregnancy (760)
400 063 Newborn affected by maternal complications
of pregnancy (761)
410 074 Newborn affected by complications of placenta,
cord, and membranes (762)
420 069 Newborn affected by other complications of
labor and delivery (763)
430 048 Slow fetal growth and fetal malnutrition (764)
440 077 Disorders relating to short gestation and
unspecified low birthweight (765)
450 065 Disorders relating to long gestation and
high birthweight (766)
460 020 Birth trauma (767)
470 1 047 Intrauterine hypoxia and birth asphyxia (768)
480 051 Fetal distress in liveborn infant
(768.2-768.4)
490 032 Birth asphyxia (768.5-768.9)
500 037 Respiratory distress syndrome (769)
510 047 Other respiratory conditions of newborn
(770)
520 051 Infections specific to the perinatal period
(771)
530 027 Neonatal hemorrhage (772)
540 094 Hemolytic disease of newborn, due to
isoimmunization, and other perinatal
jaundice (773-774)
550 088 Syndrome of "infant of a diabetic mother"
and neonatal diabetes mellitus (775.0-775.1)
560 040 Hemorrhagic disease of newborn (776.0)
570 098 All other and ill-defined conditions
originating in the perinatal period
(775.2-775.9,776. 1-779)
580 1 053 Symptoms, signs, and ill-defined conditions
(780-799)
590 038 Sudden infant death syndrome (798.0)
600 075 Symptoms, signs, and all other ill-defined
conditions (780-797,798.1-799)
610 1 041 Accidents and adverse effects (E800-E949)
620 118 Inhalation and ingestion of food or other
object causing obstruction of respiratory
tract or suffocation (E911-E912)
630 042 Accidental mechanical suffocation (E913)
640 067 Other accidental causes and adverse effects
(E800-E910,E914-E949)
650 1 020 Homicide ( 960- 969)
660 047 Child battering and other maltreatment (E967)
670 038 Other homicide (E960-E966,E968-E969)
680 027 All other causes (Residual)
Cause of Death 52 Recodes
Ninth Revision 52 Causes of Death Adapted for use by DVS
ST: 1=Subtotal Limited: Sex: 1=Males; 2=Females
Length=of Cause Title Age: 1=5 & Over; 2=10-54; 3=28 Days & Over
***** Cause Subtotals are not Identified in this File *****
52 S Limited Len-
Recode T Sex Age gth Cause Title And ICD-9 Codes Included
010 050 Tuberculosis, including late effects
(010-018,137)
020 3 016 Septicemia (038)
030 1 089 Malignant neoplasms, including neoplasms of
lymphatic and hematopoietic tissues (140-208)
040 064 Malignant neoplasms of lip, oral cavity,
and pharynx (140-149)
050 039 Malignant neoplasm of esophagus (150)
060 037 Malignant neoplasm of stomach (151)
070 035 Malignant neoplasm of colon (153)
080 070 Malignant neoplasms of rectum, rectosigmoid
junction, and anus (154)
090 064 Malignant neoplasms of liver and intrahepatic
bile ducts (155)
100 070 Malignant neoplasms of gallbladder and
extrahepatic bileducts (156)
110 038 Malignant neoplasm of pancreas (157)
120 036 Malignant neoplasm of larynx (161)
130 058 Malignant neoplasms of trachea, bronchus,
and lung (162)
140 036 Malignant neoplasm of pleura (163)
150 059 Malignant neoplasms of bone and articular
cartilage (170)
160 063 Malignant neoplasms of connective and
other soft tissue (171)
170 034 Malignant melanoma of skin (172)
180 2 043 Malignant neoplasm of female breast (174)
190 2 042 Malignant neoplasm of cervix uteri (180)
200 2 044 Malignant neoplasm of body of uterus (182)
210 2 061 Malignant neoplasms of ovary and other
uterine adnexa (183)
220 1 038 Malignant neoplasm of prostate (185)
230 1 036 Malignant neoplasm of test is (186)
240 037 Malignant neoplasm of bladder (188)
250 078 Malignant neoplasms of kidney and other and
unspecified urinary organs (189)
260 090 Malignant neoplasms of brain and other and
unspecified parts of nervous system (191-192)
270 025 Hodgkin's disease (201)
280 059 Malignant lymphoma other than Hodgkin's
disease (200,202)
290 058 Multiple myeloma and immunoproliferative
neoplasms (203)
300 020 Leukemia (204-208)
310 149 All other malignant neoplasms, including
neoplasms of lymphatic and hematopoietic
tissues (152,158-160,164-165,173,175,179,181,
184,187,190,193-199)
320 023 Diabetes mellitus (250)
330 021 Aplastic anemia (284)
340 1 039 Diseases of heart (390-398,402,404-429)
350 034 Hypertensive heart disease (402)
360 044 Hypertensive heart and renal disease (404)
370 1 034 Ischemic heart disease (410-414)
380 037 Acute myocardial infarction (410)
390 046 All other ischemic heart disease (411-414)
400 047 All other diseases of heart (390-398,415-429)
410 052 Hypertension with or without renal disease
(401,403)
420 034 Cerebrovascular diseases (430-438)
430 021 Atherosclerosls (440)
440 033 Pneumonia and influenza (480-487)
450 070 Chronic obstructive pulmonary diseases and
allied conditions (490-496)
460 072 Pneumoconioses and pneumopathy due to
inhalation of other dust (500-505)
470 039 Ulcer of stomach and duodenum (531-533)
480 041 Chronic liver disease and clrrhosis (571)
490 054 Nephritis, nephrotic syndrome, and nephrosis
(580-589)
500 1 041 Accidents and adverse effects (E800-E949)
510 037 Motor vehicle accidents (E810-E825)
520 079 Accidents mainly of industrial type
(E846,E881-E882,E916-E919,E921,E923-E926)
530 099 Other accidents and adverse effects
(E800-E807,E826-E845,E847-E880,E883-E915,E920,
E922,E927-E949)
540 1 019 Suicide (E950-E959)
550 043 Homicide and legal intervention (E960-E978)
560 049 All other diseases and external causes (Redidual)
Cause of Death 34 Recodes
Ninth Revision 34 Causes of Death Adapted for use by DVS
ST: 1=Subtotal Limited: Sex: 1=Males; 2=Females
Length=of Cause Title Age: 1=5 & Over; 2=10-54; 3=28 Days & Over
***** Cause Subtotals are not Identified in this File *****
34 S Limited Len-
Recode T Sex Age gth Cause Title And ICD-9 Codes Included
010 022 Tuberculosis (010-018)
020 018 Syphilis (090-097)
030 071 Residual of infectious and parasitic
diseases (001-009020-088,098-139)
040 1 089 Malignant neoplasms, including neoplasms of
lymphatic and hematopoietic tissues (140-208)
050 066 Malignant neoplasms of digestive organs and
peritoneum (150-159)
060 071 Malignant neoplasms of respiratory and
intrathoracic organs (160-165)
070 040 Malignant neoplasm of breast (174-175)
080 049 Malignant neoplasms of genital organs
(179-187)
090 049 Malignant neoplasms of urinary organs (188-189)
100 020 Leukemia (204-208)
110 053 Other malignant neoplasms
(140-149,170-173,190-203)
120 023 Diabetes mellitus (250)
130 1 039 Major cardiovascular diseases (390-448)
140 1 041 Diseases of heart (390-398,402,404-429)
150 057 Rheumatic fever and rheumatic heart disease
(390-398)
160 070 Hypertensive heart disease with or without
renal disease (402,404)
170 036 Ischemic heart disease (410-414)
180 034 Other heart diseases (415-429)
190 054 Hypertension with or without renal disease
(401,403)
200 036 Cerebrovascular diseases (430-438)
210 023 Atherosclerosis (440)
220 067 Other diseases of arteries, arterioles, and
capillaries (441-448)
230 033 Pneumonia and influenza (480-487)
240 070 Chronic obstructive pulmonary diseases and
allied conditions (490-496)
250 039 Ulcer of stomach and duodenum (531-533)
260 041 Chronic liver disease and cirrhosis (571)
270 054 Nephritis, nephrotic syndrome, and nephrosis
(580-589)
280 2 2 068 Complications of pregnancy, childbirth, and
the puerperium (630-676)
290 030 Congenital anomalies (740-759)
300 064 Certain conditions originating in the
perinatal period (760-779)
310 053 Symptoms, signs, and ill-defined conditions
(780-799)
320 029 All other diseases (Residual)
330 035 Motor vehicle accidents (E810-E825)
340 061 All other accidents and adverse effects
(E800-E807,E826-E949)
350 1 019 Suicide (E950-E959)
360 043 Homicide and legal intervention (E960-E978)
370 037 All other external causes (E980-E999)
Usual Occupation Recodes
Titles for Usual Occupation Recode 59
**** OCCUPATION SUBTOTALS ARE NOT IDENTIFIED IN THIS FILE ****
RECODE ST TITLE
01 1 Executive, administrative, and managerial occupations
02 Executive and administrative occupations
03 Management related occupations
04 1 Professional specialty occupations
05 Architects, engineers, and scientists
06 Health diagnosis and treatment occupations
07 Teachers
08 Other professional specialty occupations
09 Technicians and related support
10 Sales occupations
11 1 Administrative support occupations, including clerical
12 Secretaries, stenographers, and typists
13 Records processing occupations
14 Mail and message distributing occupations
15 Other administrative support occupations
16 1 Service occupations
17 Private household occupations
18 Protective service occupations
19 Food preparation and service occupations
20 Health service occupations
21 Cleaning and building service occupations
22 Personal service occupations
23 1 Farming, forestry, fishing occupations
24 Farm and other agricultural occupations
25 Forestry, fishing and hunting occupations
26 1 Precision production, craft and repair occupations
27 1 Mechanics and repairers
28 Vehicle and mobile equipment mechanics and repairers
29 Other mechanics and repairers
30 1 Construction trades
31 Carpenters and apprentices
32 Electricians, apprentices, and electrical power
installers and repairers
33 Painters, construction and maintenance
34 Other contruction trades
35 Extractive occupations
36 1 Precision production occupations
37 Supervisors, production occupations
38 Precision metal and wood working occupations
39 Precision textile, apparel, and furnishings
machine workers
40 Precision food production occupations
41 Other precision production occupations
42 1 Machine operators, assemblers, and inspectors
43 1 Machine operators and tenders, except precision
44 Metal, plastic, and woodworking machine operators
45 Printing machine operators
46 Textile, apparel, and furnishing machine operators
47 Machine operators, assorted materials
48 Fabricators, assemblers, and hand working occupations
49 Production inspectors, testers, samplers, and weighers
50 1 Transportation and material moving occupations
51 Motor vehicle operators
52 Other transportation occupations
53 1 Handlers, equipment cleaners, helpers and laborers
54 Construction laborers
55 Laborers, except construction
56 Other handlers, cleaners, and laborers
57 Military
58 Homemaker
59 Occupation unknown or not reported
Titles for Usual Occupation Recode 09
**** OCCUPATION SUBTOTALS ARE NOT IDENTIFIED IN THIS FILE ****
RECODE TITLE
01 Managerial and professional specialty occupations
02 Technical, sales, and administrative support occupations
03 Service occupations
04 Farming, forestry, and fishing occupations
05 Precision production, craft, and repair occupations
06 Operators, fabricators, and laborers
07 Military
08 Homemaker
09 Retired, student, volunteer, never worked, unknown, or
not reported
Business and Industry Recodes
Titles for Business or Industry Recode 51
TITLES FOR BUSINESS OR INDUSTRY RECODE 51
RECODE ST TITLE
01 Agriculture forestry, and fisheries
02 Mining
03 Construction
04 1 Manufacturing
05 1 Nondurable goods
06 Food and kindred products
07 Textile mill and finished products
08 Paper and allied products
09 Printing, publishing and allied products
10 Chemicals and allied products
11 Petroleum and coal products
12 Rubber, plastics and leather products
13 1 Durable goods
14 Lumber and other wood products, and furniture
15 Stone, clay, glass and concrete products
16 Primary metal industries
17 Fabricated metal industries
18 Machinery, except electrical
19 Electrical machinery, equipment, and supplies
20 Transportation equipment
21 Miscellaneous manufacturing industries
22 1 Transportation, communications, and other public utilities
23 1 Transportation
24 Railroads
25 Trucking and warehousing
26 Other transportation
27 Communications
28 Utilities and sanitary services
29 Wholesale trade
30 1 Retail trade
31 Food, bakery, and dairy stores
32 Auto dealers and supply stores
33 Eating and drinking places
34 Other retail trade
35 Finance, insurance, and real estate
36 1 Business and repair services
37 Automotive services and repair
38 Other business and repair services
39 1 Personal services
40 Private households
41 Beauty and barber shops
42 Other personal services
43 Entertainment and recreation services
44 1 Professional and related services
45 Health services
46 Educational services
47 Social services
48 Legal, engineering, and other services
49 Public administration
50 Military
51 Industry unknown or not reported
Titles for Business or Industry Recode 15
TITLES FOR BUSINESS OR INDUSTRY RECODE 15
RECODE TITLE
01 Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
02 Mining
03 Construction
04 Manufacturing
05 Transportation, communications, and other publicutilities
06 Wholesale trade
07 Retail trade
08 Finance, insurance, and real estate
09 Business and repair services
10 Personal services
11 Entertainment and recreation services
12 Professional ana related services
13 Public administration
14 Military
15 Industry Unknown or not reported
Technical Appendix 1979
Table A
Area Adopting Standard Definition of Fetal Death & Reporting '79
Table A. Area adopting standard defintion of fetal death and reporting
all periods of gestation, date last normal menstrual period began (LMP),
birth weight in pounds and ounces, pregnancy history, and marital status:
Each State, 1979
Standard All periods Date last Birth Preg- Marital
defini- of gesta- normal weight in nancy status
Area tion tion menstrual pounds & history
period ounces
began(LMP)
Alabama X X X
Alaska X X X X
Arizona X X X X
Arkansas X X(1) X
California X X X
Colorado X X X X
Connecticut X X
Delaware X X
District of
Columbia X X X
Florida X(2) X X
Georgia X X X (3)
Hawaii X X X X X
Idaho X X X X
Illinois X X X X
Indiana X X X X
Iowa X X X X
Kansas X X X
Kentucky X X X X
Louisiana X X X
Maine X X X X
Maryland X X
Massachu-
setts X X X X
Michigan X(2) X X
Minnesota X X X
Mississippi X X X X
Missouri X X X
Montana X X
Nebraska X X X X
Nevada X X (3)
New Hamp-
shire X X X X X
New Jersey X X X
New Mexico X X
New York X X X
New York
City X X X
North Caro-
lina X X X
North Dakota X X X X
Ohio X(2) X X
Oklahoma X X X X
Oregon X(2) X X X
Pennsylvania X X
Rhode Island X X X X X X
South Caro-
lina X X X X
South
Dakota X X X
Tennessee X X X X
Texas X (3)
Utah X X X
Vermont X X
Virginia X X X
Washington X X X(4) X
West
Virginia X X X X
Wisconsin X(2) X X
Wyoming X X X
Puerto Rico
Virgin
Islands
Guam
1 Requires the reporting of all periods of gestation; however, those under
20 weeks are not transmitted to NCHS.
2 Uses the standard defintion but includes either a gestational age or birth
weight criteria in the definition.
3 Reports marital status on the Report of Fetal Death but not on the Certi-
ficate of Live Birth.
4 Specifies not to include terminations.
Areas Reporting Fetal Deaths for all Periods of Gestation 1980
Table A. Areas reporting fetal deaths for all periods of gestation; date last
normal menstrual period began (LMP);birth weight in pounds & ounces, & in
grams; pregnancy history; & marital status: Each State, New York City, Puerto
Rico, Virgin Islands, & Guam, 1980
All periods Date last *****Birth weight***** Preg- Mari-
of normal mens----------------------- nancy tal
Area gestation trual period Pounds & Grams Either history sta-
began (LMP) ounces pounds tus
or gram
Alabama X X X
Alaska X X X
Arizona X X X
Arkansas X(1) X
California X X X(2)
Colorado X X X
Connecticut X
Delaware X X
District of
Columbia X X X
Florida X X
Georgia X X X X X
Hawaii X X X X X
Idaho X X X X
Illinois X X X
Indiania X X X X
Iowa X X X
Kansas X X X
Kentucky X X X
Louisiana X X X
Maine X X X
Maryland X X
Massachu-
setts X X X
Michigan X X
Minnesota X X
Mississippi X X X X
Missouri X X X
Montana X X
Nebraska X X X
Nevada X X X
New Hamp-
shire X X X
New Jersey X X
New Mexico X X
New York X X X X
New York
City X X X X
North
Carolina X X X
North Dakota X X X
Ohio X X X
Oklahoma X X X
Oregon X X X
Pennsyl-
vania X X
Rhode
Island X X X X X
South
Carolina X X X
South
Dakota X X
Tennessee X X X
Texas X X
Utah X X X
Vermont X
Virginia X X X X
Washington X X(2) X
West
Virginia X X X
Wisconsin X X X X
Wyoming X X X
Puerto Rico X X
Virgin
Islands X X X
Guam X X X
1 Requires the reporting of all periods of gestation, however, those under
20 weeks are not transmitted to NCHS.
2 Specifies not to include terminations.
Areas Reporting Selected Items on Fetal Death 1981
Table A. Areas reporting selected items on the fetal death record: Each
reporting area, 1981
All periods Date last *****Birth weight***** Preg- Mari-
of normal mens- --------------------- nancy tal
Area gestation trual period pounds & Grams Either hist- sta-
began (LMP) ounces pounds ory tus
&ounces
Alabama X X X
Alaska X X X
Arizona X X X
Arkansas X(1) X
California X X X(2)
Colorado X X X
Connecticut X
Delaware X X
District
of Columbia X X X
Florida X X
Georgia X X X X X
Hawaii X X X X X
Idaho X X X X
Illinois X X X
Indiana X X X X
Iowa X X X
Kansas X X X
Kentucky X X X
Louisiana X X X
Maine X X X
Maryland X X
Massachu-
setts X X X
Michigan X X
Minnesota X X
Mississippi X X X X
Missouri X X X
Montana X X
Nebraska X X X
Nevada X X X
New Hamp-
shire X X X
New Jersey X X X
New Mexico X X X
New York X X X X
New York
City X X X X
North Caro-
lina X X X
North
Dakota X X X X
Ohio X X X
Oklahoma X X X
Oregon X X X
Pennsylvania X X X
Rhode Island X X X X X
South Caro-
lina X X X
South
Dakota X X
Tennessee X X X
Texas X X
Utah X X X
Vermont X
Virginia X X X X
Washington X X(2) X
West
Virginia X X X
Wisconsin X X X X
Wyoming X X X
Puerto
Rico X X
Virgin
Islands X X X
Guam X X X
1 Requires the reporting of all periods of gestation; however, those under
20 weeks are not transmitted to NCHS.
2 Specifies not to include induced terminations.
Period of Gestation Which Fetal-Death Report Required 1985
Table A. Period of gestation at which fetal-death reporting
is required: Each reporting area, 1985
All periods
of 20 wks or
Area gestation 16 weeks 20 weeks 350 grams
Alabama X
Alaska X
Arizona X
Arkansas X
California X
Colorado X
Connecticut X
Delaware X
District of Columbia
Florida X
Georgia X
Hawaii X
Idaho X
Illinois X
Indiana X
Iowa X
Kansas
Kentucky X
Louisiana X
Maine X
Maryland X*
Massachusetts X
Michigan
Minnesota X
Mississippi X
Missouri X
Montana X
Nebraska X
Nevada X
New Hampshire X
New Jersey X
New Mexico
New York
NY excluding NYC X
New York City X
North Carolina X
North Dakota X
Ohio X
Oklahoma X
Oregon X**
Pennsylvania X
Rhode Island X
South Carolina X
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas X
Utah X
Vermont X****
Virginia X
Washington X
West Virginia X
Wisconsin X
Wyoming X
Period of Gestation Which Fetal-Death Report Required(85detailed
Table A. Period of gestation at which fetal-death reporting
is required: Each reporting area, 1985
20 weeks 20 weeks
or or 350 500
Area 400 grams 500 grams 5 months grams grams
Alabama
Alaska
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
District of Columbia X
Florida
Georgia
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas X
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan X
Minnesota
Mississippi X
Missouri X
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire X
New Jersey
New Mexico X
New York
New York excluding NYC
New York City
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota X
Tennessee X***
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
* If gestational age is unknown, weight of 500 grams or more.
** If gestational age is unknown, weight of 400 grams or more, or
crown-heel length of 28 centimeters or more.
*** If weight is unknown, 22 completed weeks' gestation or more.
**** If gestational age is unknown, weight of 400 or more grams, 15 or more
ounces.
Period of Gestation Which Fetal-Death Report Required 1986
Table A. Period of gestation at which fetal-death reporting
is required: Each reporting area, 1986
All periods
of 20 wks or
Area gestation 16 weeks 20 weeks 350 grams
Alabama X
Alaska X
Arizona X*
Arkansas X
California X
Colorado X
Connecticut X
Delaware X
District of Columbia
Florida X
Georgia X
Hawaii X
Idaho X
Illinois X
Indiana X
Iowa X
Kansas
Kentucky X
Louisiana X
Maine X
Maryland X**
Massachusetts X
Michigan
Minnesota X
Mississippi X
Missouri X
Montana X
Nebraska X
Nevada X
New Hampshire X
New Jersey X
New Mexico
New York
NY excluding NYC X
New York City X
North Carolina X
North Dakota X
Ohio X
Oklahoma X
Oregon X***
Pennsylvania X
Rhode Island X
South Carolina X
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas X
Utah X
Vermont X*****
Virginia X
Washington X
West Virginia X
Wisconsin X
Wyoming X
Period Gestation Which Fetal-Death Report Required (86detailed)
Table A. Period of gestation at which fetal-death reporting
is required: Each reporting area, 1986
20 weeks 20 weeks
or or 350 500
Area 400 grams 500 grams 5 months grams grams
Alabama
Alaska
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
District of Columbia X
Florida
Georgia
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas X
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan X
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico X
New York
New York excluding NYC
New York City
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota X
Tennessee X****
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
* If gestational age is unknown, weight of 350 grams or more.
** If gestational age is unknown, weight of 500 grams or more.
*** If gestational age is unknown, weight of 400 grams or more, or
crown-heel length of 28 centimeters or more.
**** If weight is unknown, 22 completed weeks' gestation or more.
*****If gestational age is unknown, weight of 400 or more grams, 15 or more
ounces.
Technical Appendix 1985
Mortality Technical Appendix
Sources of Data
Death and Fetal-Death Statistics
Mortality statistics for 1985 are, as for all previous years except 1972,
based on information from records of all deaths occurring in the United
States. Fetal-death statistics for every year are based on all reports of
fetal death received by the National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS).
The death-registration system and the fetal-death reporting system of the
United States encompass the 50 States, the District of Columbia, New York
City (which is independent of New York State for the purpose of death
registration),Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, Guam, American Samoa,and the
Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands. In the statistical tabulations of this
publication,United States refers only to the aggregate of the 50 States
(including New York City) and the District of Columbia.Tabulations for Guam,
Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands are shown separately in this volume. No
data have ever been included for American Samoa or the Trust Territory of the
Pacific Islands.
The Virgin Islands was admitted to the "registration area" for deaths in
1924; Puerto Rico, in 1932; and Guam, in 1970.Tabulations of death statistics
for Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands were regularly shown in the annual
volumes of Vital Statistics of the United States from the year of their
admission through 1971 except for the years 1967 through 1969, & tabulations
for Guam were included for 1970 and 1971.Death statistics for Puerto Rico,
the Virgin Islands, and Guam were not included in the 1972 volume but have
been included in section 8 of the volumes for each of the years 1973-78 and
in section 9 beginning with 1979. Information for 1972 for these three areas
was published in the respective annual vital statistics reports of the
Department of Health of the Virgin Islands, and the Department of Public
Health and Social Services of the Government of Guam.
Procedures used by NCHS to collect death statistics have changed over the
years. Before 1971, tabulations of deaths and fetal deaths were based
solely on information obtained by NCHS from copies of the original certifi-
cates.The information from these copies was edited, coded, and tabulated.
For 1960-70, all mortality information taken from these records was trans-
ferred by NCHS to magnetic tape for computer processing.
Beginning with 1971, an increasing number of States have provided NCHS with
computer tapes of data coded according to NCHS specifications and provided
to NCHS through the Vital Statistics Cooperative Program. The year in which
State-coded demographic data were first transmitted on computer tape to
NCHS is shown below for each of the States, New York City, Puerto Rico, and
the District of Columbia, all of which now furnish demographic or nonmedical
data on tape.
1971 1977
Florida Alaska
Idaho
1972 Massachusetts
Maine New York City
Missouri Ohio
New Hampshire Puerto Rico
Rhode Island
Vermont 1978
Indiana
1973 Utah
Colorado Washington
Michigan
New York (except New York City) 1979
Connecticut
1974 Hawaii
Illinois Mississippi
Iowa New Jersey
Kansas Pennsylvania
Montana Wyoming
Nebraska
Oregon 1980
South Carolina Arkansas
New Mexico
1975 South Dakota
Louisiana
Maryland 1982
North Carolina North Dakota
Oklahoma
Tennessee 1985
Virginia Arizona
Wisconsin California
Delaware
1976 Georgia
Alabama District of Columbia
Kentucky
Minnesota
Nevada
Texas
West Virginia
For the Virgin Islands and Guam mortality statistics for 1985 are based
on information obtained directly by NCHS from copies of the original
certificates received from the registration offices.
In 1974, States began coding medical (cause-of-death) data on computer
tapes according to NCHS specifications. The year in which State-coded
medical data were first transmitted to NCHS is shown below for the 19 States
now furnishing such data.
1974 1980--Con.
Iowa Pennsylvania
Michigan South Carolina
1975 1981
Louisiana Maine
Nebraska
North Carolina 1983
Virginia Minnesota
Wisconsin
1984
1980 Maryland
Colorado New York State (except
Kansas New York City)
Massachusetts Vermont
Mississippi
New Hampshire
For 1985 and previous years except 1972, NCHS coded the medical
information from copies of the original certificates received from the
registration offices for all deaths occurring in those States that were not
furnishing NCHS with medical data coded according to NCHS specifications.
For 1981 and 1982, it was necessary to change these procedures because of a
backlog in coding and processing that resulted from personnel and budgetary
restrictions.To produce the mortality files on a timely basis with reduced
resources, NCHS used State-coded underlying cause-of-death information
supplied by 19 States for 50 percent of the records; for the other 50 percent
of the records for these States as well as for 100 percent of the records for
the remaining 21 registration areas, NCHS coded the medical information.
Mortality statistics for 1972 were based on information obtained from a
50-percent sample of death records instead of from all records as in other
years. The sample resulted from personnel and budgetary restrictions.
Sampling variation associated with the 50-percent sample is described below
in the section "Estimates of errors arising from 50-percent sample for 1972."
Fetal-death data are obtained directly from copies of original reports
of fetal deaths received by NCHS, except New York State (excluding New York
City), which submitted State-coded data in 1985. For Oklahoma in 1985, fetal
death data were obtained partly from copies of original reports of fetal
deaths received by NCHS, and partly from State-coded data (see section
"Quality control procedures").Fetal-death data are not published by NCHS for
the Virgin Islands and Guam.
Standard Certificates and Reports
The U.S. Standard Certificate of Death and the U.S. Standard Report of
Fetal Death, issued by the Public Health Service, have served for many
years as the principal means of attaining uniformity in the content of
documents used to collect information on these events.They have been modified
in each State to the extent required by the particular needs of the State or
by special provisions of the State vital statistics law. However, the
certificates or reports of most States conform closely in content and
arrangement to the standards.
The first issue of the U.S. Standard Certificate of Death appeared in
1900. Since then, it has been revised periodically by the national vital
statistics agency through consultation with State health officers and
registrars; Federal agencies concerned with vital statistics; national,
State, and county medical societies; and others working in such fields as
public health, social welfare,demography, and insurance. This revision
procedure has assured careful evaluation of each item in terms of its current
and future usefulness for legal, medical and health, demographic,and research
purposes.New items have been added when necessary; and old items have been
modified to ensure better reporting, or in some cases have been dropped when
their usefulness appeared to be limited.
New revisions of the U.S. Standard Certificate of Death and the U.S.
Standard Report of Fetal Death were recommended for State use beginning
January 1, 1978.The certificate of death is for use by a physician, a medical
examiner, or a coroner. Two other forms of the U.S. Standard Certificate
of Death are available and are similar except that the section on
certification is designed for the physician's signature on one, and for the
medical examiner's or coroner's signature on the other.
Among the changes in the new revision were the additions of (1) an item
asking "If Hosp. or Inst., Indicate DOA, OP/Emer. Rm., Inpatient" and (2) an
item "Was Decedent Ever in U.S. Armed Forces?" The latter item was
previously on the certificate but was deleted from 1968 through 1977.An item
on whether autopsy findings were considered for determining cause of death
was dropped.
History
The first death statistics published by the Federal Government concerned
events in 1850 and were based on statistics collected during the decennial
census of that year. In 1880 a national "registration area" was created for
deaths. Originally consisting of two States (Massachusetts and New Jersey),
the District of Columbia, and several large cities having efficient systems
for death registrations the death-registration area continued to expand until
1933, when it included the entire United States for the first time. Tables
that show data for death-registration States include the District of
Columbia for all years; registration cities in nonregistration States are not
included.For more details on the history of the death-registration area see
the Technical Appendix in Vital Statistics of the United States, 1979, Volume
II, Mortality, Part A, Section 7, pages 3-4, and the section "History and
Organization of the Vital Statistics System," chapter 1, Vital Statistics of
the United States, 1950, Volume I, pages 2-19.
Statistics on fetal deaths were first published for the
birth-registration area in 1918, and then every year beginning with 1922.
Classification of Data
General Information
The principal value of vital statistics data is realized through the
presentation of rates, which are computed by relating the vital events of a
class to the population of a similarly defined class. Vital statistics and
population statistics must therefore be classified according to similarly
defined systems and tabulated in comparable groups. Even when the variables
common to both, such as geographic area, age, sex, and race, have been
similarly classified and tabulated, differences between the enumeration
method of obtaining population data and the registration method of obtaining
vital statistics data may result in significant discrepancies.
The general rules used in the classification of geographic and personal
items for deaths and fetal deaths for 1985 are set forth in two instruction
manuals (NCHS, 1985a, 1985b).
A discussion of the classification of certain important items is
presented on next page.
Classification by Occurrence and Residence
Tabulations for the United States and specified geographic areas in this
report are by place of residence unless stated as by place of occurrence.
Before 1970, resident mortality statistics for the United States included
all deaths occurring in the U.S., with deaths of "nonresidents of the
United States" assigned to place of death. "Deaths of nonresidents of the
United States" refers to deaths that occur in the United States of
nonresident aliens, nations residing abroad, and residents of Puerto Rico,
the Virgin Islands, Guam, and other territories of the United States.
Beginning with 1970, deaths of nonresidents of the United States are not
included in tables by place of residence.
Tables by place of occurrence, on the other hand, include deaths of both
residents and nonresidents of the United States. Consequently, for each
year beginning with 1970, the total number of deaths in the United States by
place of occurrence was somewhat greater than the total by place of residence
For 1985 this difference amounted to 2,938 deaths. Mortality statistics by
place of occurrence are shown in tables 1-10, 1-18, 1-19, 1-28, 1-29, 3-1,
3-8, 8-1, and 8-7.
Before 1970, except for 1964 and 1965, deaths of nonresidents of the
United States occurring in the United States were treated as deaths of
residents of the exact place of occurrence, which in most instances was an
urban area. In 1964 and 1965, deaths of nonresidents of the United States
occurring in the United States were allocated as deaths of residents of the
balance of the county in which they occurred.
Residence error--Results of a 1960 study showed that the classification
of residence information on the death certificates corresponded closely to
the residence classification of the census records for the decedents whose
records were matched (NCHS, 1969).
A comparison of the results of this study of deaths with those for a
previous matched record study of births (National Vital Statistics Division,
1962) showed that the quality of residence data had considerably improved
between 1950 and 1960. Both studies found that events in urban areas were
overstated by the NCHS classification in comparison with the U.S. Bureau of
the Census classification. The magnitude of the difference was substantially
less for deaths in 1960 than it was for births in 1950.
The improvement is attributed to an item added in 1956 to the U.S.
Standard Certificates of Birth and of Death, asking if residence was inside
or outside city limits. This new item aided in properly allocating the
residence of persons living near cities but outside the corporate limits.
Geographic Classification
The rules followed in the classification of geographic areas for deaths
and fetal deaths are contained in the two instruction manuals referred to
previously (NCHS, 1985a, 1985b).
The geographic codes assigned by the National Center for Health
Statistics during data reduction of course information on birth, death, and
fetal-death records are given in another instruction manual (NCHS, 1985c).
Beginning with 1982 data, the geographic codes were modified to reflect
results of the 1980 census. For 1970-81, codes are based on results of the
1970 census.
Standard metropolitan statistical areas--The standard metropolitan
statistical areas (SMSA's) used in this report are those established by the
U.S. Office of Management and Budget (1981a, pp. 1-20) from final 1980
census population counts and used by the U.S. Bureau of the Census, except
in the New England States.
Except in the New England States, an SMSA is a county or a group of
contiguous counties containing a city of 50,000 inhabitants or more or an
urbanized area of 50,000 with a total metropolitan population of at least
100,000. In addition to the county or counties containing such a city or
urbanized area, contiguous counties are included in an SMSA if, according to
specified criteria, they are essentially metropolitan in character and are
socially and economically integrated with the central city or urbanized area
(U.S. Office of Management and Budget, 1981b, p. 420).
In the New England States, the U.S. Office of Management and Budget uses
towns and cities rather than counties as geographic components of SMSA's.
The National Center for Health Statistics cannot, however, use the SMSA
classification for these States because its data are not coded to identify
all towns. Instead, NCHS uses New England County Metropolitan Areas (NECMA).
Made up of county units, these areas are established by the U.S. Office of
Management and Budget (1975, pp. 89-90; 1981b, p. 420).
Metropolitan and nonmetropolitan counties--Independent cities and
counties included in SMSA's or in NECMA's are included in data for metropo-
litan counties, all other counties are classified as nonmetropolitan.
Population-size groups--Vital statistics data for cities and certain
other urban places in 1985 are classified according to the population
enumerated in the 1980 Census of Population. Data are available for
individual cities and other urban places of 10,000 or more population.
Data for the remaining areas not separately identified are shown in tables
under the heading "balance of area" or "balance of county." For the years
1970-81, classification of areas was determined by the population enumerated
in the 1970 Census of Population. Beginning with 1982 data, as a result of
changes in the enumerated population between 1970 and 1980, some urban places
identified in previous reports are no longer included, and a number of other
urban places have been added.
Urban places other than incorporated cities for which vital statistics
data are shown in this report include the following:
o Each town in New England, New York, and Wisconsin and each township
in Michigan, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania that had no incorporated
municipality as a subdivision and had either 25,000 inhabitants or
more,or a population of 10,000 to 25,000 and a density of 1,000 persons or
more per square mile.
o Each county in States other than those indicated above that had no
incorporated municipality within its boundary and had a density of
1,000 persons or more per square mile. (Arlington County, Virginia, is the
only county classified as urban under this rule.)
o Each place in Hawaii with 10,000 or more population, as there are no
incorporated cities in the State.
Before 1964, places were classified as "urban" or "rural." The
Technical Appendixes for earlier years discuss the previous classification
system.
State or County of Birth
Mortality statistics by State or country of birth (table 1-32) became
available beginning with 1979. State or country of birth of a decedent is
assigned to 1 of the 50 States or the District of Columbia; or to Puerto
Rico, the Virgin Islands, or Guam--if specified on the death certificate.
The place of birth is also tabulated for Canada, Cuba, Mexico, and for the
Remainder of the World. Deaths for which information on State or country of
birth was unknown, not stated, or not classifiable accounted for a small
proportion of all deaths in 1985, about 0.6 percent.
Early mortality reports published by the U.S. Bureau of the Census
contained tables showing nativity of parents as well as nativity of
decedent. Publication of these tables was discontinued in 1933. Mortality
data showing nativity of decedent were again published in annual reports for
1939-41 and for 1950.
Age
The age recorded on the death record is the age at last birthday. With
respect to the computation of death rates, the age classification used by
the U.S. Bureau of the Census is also based on the age of the person in
completed years.
For computation of age-specific and age-adjusted death rates, deaths
with age not stated are excluded. For life table computation, deaths with age
not stated are distributed proportionately.
Race
For vital statistics in the United States in 1985, deaths are
classified by race--white, black, Indian, Chinese, Japanese, Filipino, Other
Asian or Pacific Islander, and other races. Mortality data for Filipino and
Other Asian or Pacific Islander were shown for the first time in 1979.
The white category includes, in addition to persons reported as white,
those reported as Mexican, Puerto Rican, Cuban, and all other Caucasians.
The Indian category includes American, Alaskan, Canadian, Eskimo, and Aleut.
If the racial entry on the death certificate indicates a mixture of Hawaiian
and any other race, the entry is coded to Hawaiian. If the race is given as a
mixture of white and any other race, the entry is coded to the appropriate
other race. If a mixture of races other than white is given (except
Hawaiian),the entry is coded to the first race listed. This procedure for
coding the first race listed has been in use since 1969. Before 1969, if the
entry for race was a mixture of black and any other race except Hawaiian, the
entry was coded to black.
Most of the tables in this report, however, do not show data for this
detailed classification by race. In about half of all the tables the
divisions are white, all other (including black), and black separately.
In other tables by race, where the main purpose is to isolate the major
groups, the classifications are simply white and all other.
Race not stated--For 1985 the number of death records for which race was
unknown, not stated, or not classifiable was 3,488, or less than 0.2
percent of the total deaths. Death records with race entry not stated are
assigned to a racial designation as follows: If the preceding record is coded
white, the code assignment is made to white; if the code is other than white,
the assignment is made to black.Before 1964 all records with race not stated
were assigned to white except records of residents of New Jersey for 1962-64.
New Jersey, 1962-64--New Jersey omitted the race item from its
certificates of live birth, death, and fetal death in use in the beginning
of 1962.The item was restored during the latter part of 1962.The item was
restored during the latter part of 1962.However, the certificate revision
without the race item was used for most of 1962 as well as 1963. Therefore
figures by race for 1962 and 1963 exclude New Jersey.For 1964, 6.8 percent
of the death records in use for residents of New Jersey did not contain the
race item.
Adjustments made in vital statistics to take into account the omission
of the race item in New Jersey for part of the certificates filed during 1962
through 1964 are described in the Technical Appendix of Vital Statistics of
the United States for each of those data years.
Hispanic Origin
Mortality statistics for the Hispanic-origin population were published
in 1984 for the first time. They are based on information for those States
and the District of Columbia that included items on the death certificate to
identify Hispanic or ethnic origin of decedents. Data were obtained from
the District of Columbia and the following 22 States: Arizona, Arkansas,
California, Colorado, Georgia, Hawaii, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Maine,
Mississippi, Nebraska, Nevada, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York (including
New York City), North Dakota, Ohio, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, and Wyoming.
Generally, the reporting States used items similar to one of two basic
formats recommended by NCHS. The first format is open-ended to obtain the
specific origin or descent of the decedent (for example, Italian, Mexican,
Puerto Rican, English, and Cuban). The second format is directed specifi-
cally oward the Hispanic population and asks whether the decedent is of
Spanish origin.If so, the specific origin--for example, Mexican,Puerto Rican,
or Cuban--is to be indicated.
For 1985, mortality data in tables 1-33 and 2-15 are based on deaths to
residents of all 22 reporting States and the District of Columbia. In
tables 1-34, 2-19, 2-20, and 2-21 mortality data for the Hispanic-origin
population are based on deaths to residents of 17 reporting States and the
District of Columbia whose data were at least 90 percent complete and consi-
dered to be sufficiently comparable to be used for analysis.The 17 States are
as follows:Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Georgia, Hawaii,Illinois,
Indiana,Kansas, Mississippi, Nebraska, New York (including New York City),
North Dakota, Ohio, Texas, Utah, and Wyoming. Excluded from these tables are
data for New Mexico because the format for the Hispanic item on New Mexico
death certificate departs sufficiently from that of other areas to result in
noncomparable data. In addition, in tables 1-33 and 1-34 for New Mexico, no
deaths are shown for the category "not stated" origin. Because of the way
in which the item on death certificate for New Mexico is worded, it was not
possible to determine whether a blank entry represented a response of
"non-Hispanic origin" or of "unknown origin." Accordingly, blank entries
were coded to "non-Hispanic." The data for four other States--Maine, Nevada,
New Jersey, and Tennessee--are excluded from tables 1-34, 2-19,2-20, and 2-21
because of the large proportion of deaths (in excess of 10 percent) occurring
in these States for which Hispanic origin was not stated or was unknown.
In 1980, the 17 reporting States and the District of Columbia accounted
for about 77 percent of the Hispanic population in United States,including
about 89 percent of the Mexican population, 66 percent of the Puerto Rican
population, 24 percent of the Cuban population, and 63 percent of the "Other
Hispanic" population (U.S. Bureau of the Census, 1982b). Accordingly,
caution should be exercised in generalizing mortality patterns from the
reporting area to the Hispanic-origin population (especially Cubans) of the
entire United States. For qualifications regarding infant mortality of the
Hispanic-origin population, see "Infant deaths."
Marital Status
Mortality statistics by marital status (table 1-31) were published in
1979 for the first time since 1961. (Previously they had been published in
the annual reports for the years 1949-51 and 1959-61.) Several reports
analyzing mortality by marital status have been published,including the
special study based on 1959-61 data (NCHS, 1970).Reference to earlier reports
is given in the appendix of part B of the 1959-61 special study.
Mortality statistics by marital status are tabulated separately for
never married, married, widowed, and divorced. Certificates in which the
marriage is specified as being annulled are classified as never married.
Where marital status is specified as separated or common-law marriage, it is
classified as married. Of the 2,029,261 resident deaths 15 years of age and
over in 1985, 9,692 certificates (0.5 percent) had marital status not stated.
Place of Death and Status of Decedent
Mortality statistics by place of death were published in 1979 for the
first time since 1958 (tables 1-28 and 1-29).In addition, mortality data
were also available for the first time in 1979 for the status of decedent
when death occurred in a hospital or medical center (table 1-28).These data
were obtained from the following two items that appear on the U.S. Standard
Certificate of Death:
o Item 7c. Hospital or Other Institution--Name (If not in either, give
street and number)
o Item 7d. If Hosp. or Inst. Indicate DOA, OP/Emer. Rm., Inpatient
(Specify)
All of the States and the District of Columbia have item 7c (or its
equivalent) on the death certificate. For all States and the District of
Columbia in the Vital Statistics Cooperative Program, NCHS accepts the State
definition, classification, or codes for hospitals, medical centers, or
other institutions.
Table 1-28 shows mortality data for the total of the following 43 States
(including New York City) that have item 7d or its equivalent on their death
certificates:
Alaska Nevada
Arizona New Hampshire
Arkansas New Jersey
Colorado New Mexico
Connecticut New York
Florida North Carolina
Georgia North Dakota
Hawaii Ohio
Idaho Oregon
Illinois Pennsylvania
Indiana Rhode Island
Iowa South Carolina
Kansas South Dakota
Kentucky Tennessee
Louisiana Utah
Maine Vermont
Michigan Virginia
Mississippi Washington
Missouri West Virginia
Montana Wisconsin
Nebraska Wyoming
Effective with data for 1980, the coding of place of death and status of
decedent was changed. A new coding category was added: "Dead on
arrival--hospital, clinic, medical center name not given." Deaths coded to
this category are tabulated in table 1-28 as "Dead on arrival" and in table
1-29 as "Not in hospital or medical center." Had the 1979 coding categories
been used, these deaths would have been tabulated as "Place unknown."
Mortality by Month and Date of Death
Deaths by month have been regularly tabulated and published in the
annual report for each year beginning with data year 1900. For 1985,
deaths by month are shown in tables 1-19, 1-20, 1-23, 1-30, 2-12, 2-13, 2-14,
and 3-9.
Date of death was first published for data year 1972. In addition,
unpublished data for selected causes by date of death for 1962 are available
from NCHS.
Numbers of deaths by date of death in this report are shown in table
1-30 for the total number of deaths and for the number of deaths for the
following three causes, for which the greatest interest in date of occurrence
of death has been expressed: Motor vehicle accidents, Suicide, and Homicide
and legal intervention.
These data show the frequency distribution of deaths for the selected
causes by day of week. They also make it possible to identify holidays with
peak numbers of deaths from specified causes.
4Report of Autopsy
Before 1972, the last year for which autopsy data were tabulated was
1958. Beginning in 1972, all registration areas requested information on the
death certificate as to whether autopsies were performed.For 1985, autopsies
were reported on 258,596 death certificates, 12.4 percent of the total (table
1-27).
Information as to whether the autopsy findings were used in determining
the causes of death was tabulated for 1972-73 for all but nine registration
areas and from 1974-77 for all but eight registration areas.The item "autopsy
findings used" was deleted from the 1978 U.S. Standard Certificate of Death.
For eight of the cause-of-death categories shown in table 1-27,
autopsies were reported as performed for 50 percent or more of all deaths
(Meningococcal infection; Measles; Pregnancy with abortive outcome; Other
complications of pregnancy, childbirth, and the puerperium; Motor vehicle
accidents; Suicide; Homicide and legal intervention; and All other external
causes). There were four other categories for which 40 percent or more of
the death certificates reported autopsies.Autopsies were reported for only
7.9 percent of the Major cardiovascular diseases.
Cause of Death
Cause-of-death classification--Since 1949, cause-of-death statistics
have been based on the underlying cause of death, which is defined as "(a)
the disease or injury which initiated the train of events leading directly
to death, or (b) the circumstances of the accident or violence which produced
the fatal injury" (World Health Organization, 1977).
For each death the underlying cause is selected from an array of
conditions reported in the medical certification section on the death
certificate.This section provides a format for entering the causes of death
in a sequential order.These conditions are translated into medical codes
through use of the classification structure and selection and modification
rules contained in applicable revision of the International Classification
of Diseases (ICD) published by the World Health Organization (WHO).Selection
rules provide guidance for systematically identifying the underlying cause of
death. Modification rules are intended to improve the usefulness of mortality
statistics by giving preference to certain classification categories over
others and/or to consolidate two or more conditions on the certificate into
a single classification category.
As a statistical datum, the underlying cause of death is a simple,
one-dimensional statistic; it is conceptually easy to understand and a
well-accepted measure of mortality. It identifies the initiating cause of
death and is therefore most useful to public health officials in developing
measures to prevent the start of the chain of events leading to death. The
rules for selecting the underlying cause of death are included with the ICD
as a means of standardizing classification, which contributes toward
comparability and uniformity in mortality medical statistics among countries.
Beginning with data year 1979, the cause-of-death statistics published
by the National Center for Health Statistics have been classified according
to the Ninth Revision of the International Classification of Diseases (ICD-9)
(World Health Organization, 1977). In addition to specifying that the
Classification be used, WHO also recommends how the data should be tabulated
in order to promote international comparability.The recommended system for
tabulating data in the Ninth Revision allows countries to construct their own
mortality and morbidity tabulation lists from the rubrics of the WHO Basic
Tabulation List as long as rubrics from WHO mortality and morbidity lists,
respectively, are included. This tabulation system for the Ninth Revision
is more flexible than the Eighth Revision in which specific lists were
recommended for tabulating mortality and morbidity data.
The Basic Tabulation List (BTL) recommended under the Ninth Revision
consists of 57 two-digit rubrics that add to the "all causes" total. Within
each two-digit rubric, up to 9 three-digit rubrics numbered from 0 to 8 are
identified, but these do not add to the total of the two-digit rubric. The
two-digit rubrics of the BTL 01 through 46 provide for the tabulation of
nonviolent deaths to ICD categories 001-799. Rubrics relating to chapter 17
(nature-of-injury causes 47 through 56) are not used by NCHS for selecting
underlying cause of death; rather, preference is given to rubrics E47
through E56.The 57th two-digit rubric VO is the Supplementary Classification
of Factors Influencing Health Status and Contact with Health Services and is
not appropriate for the tabulation of mortality data.The WHO Mortality-List,
a subset of the titles contained in the BTL, consists of 50 rubrics which are
a minimum for the national display of mortality data.
Five lists of causes have been developed for tabulation and publication
of mortality data in this volume: The Each-Cause List, List of 282 Selected
Causes of Death, List of 72 Selected Causes of Death, List of 61 Selected
Causes of Infant Death, and List of 34 Selected Causes of Death. These
lists were designed to be as comparable as possible with the NCHS lists more
recently in use under the Eighth Revision.However, complete comparability
could not always be achieved.
The Each-Cause List is made up of each three-digit category of the WHO
Detailed List to which deaths may be validly assigned and most four-digit
subcategories. The list is used for tabulation for the entire United
States. The published Each-Cause table does not show the four-digit subca-
tegories provided for Motor vehicle accidents (E810-E825); however, these
subcategories,which identify persons injured, are shown in accident tables
of this report (section 5).Special fifth-digit subcategories are also used in
the accident tables to identify place of accident when deaths from nontran-
sport accidents are shown. These are not shown in the Each-Cause table.
The List of 282 Selected Causes of Death is constructed from BTL rubrics
01-46 and E47-E56. Each of the 56 BTL two-digit titles can be obtained
either directly or by combining titles in the List.The three-digit level of
the BTL is modified more extensively. Where more detail was desired,
categories not shown in the three-digit rubrics were added to the List of 282
Selected Causes of Death. Where less detail was needed, the three-digit
rubrics were combined. Moreover, each of the 50 rubrics of the WHO Mortality
List can be obtained from the List of 282 Selected Cases of Death.
The List of 72 Selected Causes of Death was constructed by combining
titles in the List of 282 Selected Causes of Death.It is used in tables
published for the United States and each State, and for standard metropolitan
statistical areas.
The List of 61 Selected Causes of Infant Death shows more detailed
titles for Congenital anomalies and Certain conditions originating in the
perinatal period than any other list except the Each-Cause List.
The List of 34 Selected Causes of Death was created by combining titles
in the List of 72 Selected Causes. A table using this list is published for
detailed geographic areas.
Effect of list revisions--The International Lists or adaptations of
them, in use in this country since 1900, have been revised approximately
every 10 years so that the disease classification may be consistent with
advances in medical science and with changes in diagnostic practice.
Each revision of the International Lists has produced some break in
comparability of cause-of-death statistics. Cause-of-death statistics
beginning with 1979 are classified by NCHS according to the ICD-9 (World
Health Organization, 1977). For a discussion of each of the classifications
used with death statistics since 1900, see the Technical Appendix in Vital
Statistics of the United States, 1979, Volume II, Mortality, Part A, section
7, pages 9-14.
A dual coding study was undertaken between the Ninth and the Eighth
Revisions to measure the extent of discontinuity in cause-of-death
statistics resulting from introducing the new Revision.An initial study for
the List of 72 Selected Causes of Death and the List of 10 Selected Causes of
Infant Death has been published (NCHS, 1980). The List of 10 Selected Causes
of Infant Death, a basic NCHS tabulation list, is not used in this volume.
Comparability studies were also undertaken between the Eighth and Seventh,
Seventh and Sixth, and Sixth and Fifth Revisions. For additional
information about these studies, again see the 1979 Technical Appendix.
Significant coding changes during the Ninth Revision--Since the
implementation of ICD-9 in the United States, effective with mortality data
for 1979, several coding changes have been introduced. The more important
changes will be discussed below. In early 1983, a change was made in the
coding of Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome(AIDS) and Human immunodeficiency
(HIV) infection, which affected data from 1981 onward.Also effective with
data year 1981 was a coding change for poliomyelitis.For data year 1982, a
change was made in the definition of child (which affects the classification
of deaths to a number of categories, including Child battering and other
maltreatment), and in guidelines for coding deaths to the category Child
battering and other maltreatment (ICD No. E967).Detailed discussion of these
changes may be found in the technical appendix for previous volumes.
Coding in 1985--The rules for coding the 1985 mortality medical data
remained essentially the same as in the previous year. However, during the
calendar year 1985 detailed instructions for coding motor vehicle accidents
involving all-terrain vehicles (ATV's) were implemented by NCHS and State
medical coders in order to ensure consistency in coding these accidents.
The instructions specify that accidents involving ATV's are to be coded to
Nontraffic accident involving other off-road motor vehicle (ICD-9 No. E821)
unless "on road use" is clearly specified. If "on road use" is specified,
then ATV's are to be coded to the appropriate category for traffic accidents
(ICD-9 Nos. E810-E819). Previously, there were no specific instructions for
coding these accidents.
Medical certification--The use of a standard classification list,
although essential for State, regional, and international comparison, does
not assure strict comparability of the tabulated figures.A high degree of
comparability between areas could be attained only if all records of cause of
death were reported with equal accuracy and completeness. The medical certi-
fication of cause of death can be made only by a qualified person, usually
a physician, a medical examiner, or a coroner. Therefore, the reliability and
accuracy of cause-of-death statistics are, to a large extent, governed by the
ability of the certifier to make the proper diagnosis and by the care with
which he or she records this information on the death certificate.
A number of studies have been undertaken on the quality of medical
certification on the death certificate. In general, these have been for
relatively small samples and for limited geographic areas. A bibliography,
prepared by NCHS (1982), covering 128 references over a period of 23 years
indicates that no definitive conclusions have been reached about the quality
of medical certification on the death certificate. No country has a
well-defined program for systematically assessing the quality of medical
certifications reported on death certificates or for measuring the error
effects on the levels and trends of cause-of-death statistics.
One index of the quality of reporting causes of death is the proportion
of death certificates coded to the Ninth Revision Chapter XVI Symptoms,signs,
and ill-defined conditions (ICD-9 Nos. 780-799). Although there are cases for
which it is not possible to determine the cause of death, this proportion
indicates the care and consideration given to the certification by the
medical certifier.It may also be used as a rough measure of the specificity
of the medical diagnoses made by the certifier in various areas.In 1985, 1.5
percent of all reported deaths in the United States were assigned to ill-
defined or unknown causes.However, this percentage varied among the States,
from 0.3 percent to 6.1 percent.
Automated selection of underlying cause of death--Beginning with data
year 1968, NCHS began using a computer system for assigning the underlying
cause of death.It has been used every year since to select the underlying
cause of death. The system is called "Automated Classification of Medical
Entities" (ACME).
The ACME system applies the same rules for selecting the underlying
cause as applied manually by a nosologist; however, under this system, the
computer consistently applies the same criteria, thus eliminating intercoder
variation in this step of the process.
The ACME computer program requires the coding of all conditions shown on
the medical certification. These codes are matched automatically against
decision tables that consistently select the underlying cause of death for
each record according to the international rules. The decision tables provide
the comprehensive relationships between the conditions classified by ICD when
applying the rules of selection and modification.
The decision tables were developed by NCHS staff on the basis of their
experience in coding underlying causes of death under the earlier manual
coding system and as a result of periodic independent validations. These
tables are periodically updated to reflect additional new information on
the relationship among medical conditions. For 1985, the content of these
tables was identical to that in the 1984 table. Coding procedures for
selecting the underlying cause of death by the ACME computer program,
as well as the ACME decision tables, are documented in NCHS instruction
manuals (NCHS, 1984a, 1984b, 1984c).
Cause-of-death ranking--Cause-of-death ranking (except for infants) is
based on the List of 72 Selected Causes of Death. Cause-of-death ranking
for infants is based on the List of 61 Selected Causes of Infant Death.The
group titles Major cardiovascular diseases and Symptoms, signs, and ill-
defined conditions are not ranked from the List of 72 Selected Causes; and
Certain conditions originating in the perinatal period and Symptoms, signs,
and ill-defined conditions are not ranked from the List of 61 Selected Causes
of Infant Death. In addition, category titles that begin with the words
"Other" or "All other" are not ranked to determine the leading causes of
death. When one of the titles that represents a subtotal is ranked (such
as Tuberculosis),its component parts (in this case, Tuberculosis of
respiratory system and Other tuberculosis) are not ranked.
Maternal Deaths
Maternal deaths are those for which the certifying physician has
designated a maternal condition as the underlying cause of death.Maternal
conditions are those assigned to Complications of pregnancy, childbirth,
and the puerperium (ICD-9 Nos. 630-676).In the Ninth Revision, the World
Health Organization (1977, p. 764) for the first time defined a maternal
death as follows:
A maternal death is defined as the death of a woman while pregnant or
within 42 days of termination of pregnancy, irrespective of the duration
and the site of the pregnancy, from any cause related to or aggravated
by the pregnancy or its management but not from accidental or incidental
causes.
Under the Eighth Revision, maternal deaths were assigned to category
title "Complications of pregnancy, childbirth, and the puerperium" (ICDA-8
Nos. 630-678).Although WHO did not define maternalmortality,there was an NCHS
classification rule that limited a maternal death to a death within a year
after termination of pregnancy from any "maternal cause," that is, any cause
within the range of ICDA- Nos. 630-678. This rule applied only if a
duration of time for the condition was given. If no duration was specified
and the underlying cause of death was a maternal condition, then the duration
was assumed to be within a year and the death was coded by NCHS as a maternal
death. The change from an under-1-year limitation on duration used in the
Eighth Revision to an under-42-days limitation used in the Ninth Revision is
not expected to have much effect on the comparability of maternal mortality
statistics. However, comparability is affected by the following
classification change. Under the Ninth Revision, maternal causes have been
expanded to include Indirect obstetric causes (ICD-9 Nos. 647-648).These
causes include Infective and parasitic conditions, other current conditions
in the mother that are classifiable elsewhere but which complicate pregnancy,
childbirth, and the puerperium, such as Syphilis, Tuberculosis, Diabetes
mellitus, Drug dependence, and Congenital cardiovascular disorders.
Maternal mortality rates are computed on the basis of the number of live
births. The maternal mortality rate indicates the likelihood that a
pregnant woman will die from maternal causes.The number of live births used
in the denominator is an approximation of the population of pregnant women
who are at risk of a maternal death.
Infant Deaths
Age--An infant death is defined as a death under 1 year of age. The
term excludes fetal deaths. Infant deaths are usually divided into two
categories according to age, neonatal and postneonatal.Neonatal deaths are
those that occur during the first 27 days of life, and postneonatal deaths
are those that occur between 28 days and 1 year of age.It has generally been
believed that different factors influencing the child's survival predominate
in these two periods:Factors associated with prenatal development, heredity,
and the birth process were considered dominant in the neonatal period; and
environmental factors, such as nutrition, hygiene, and accidents, were
considered more important in the postneonatal period. Recently, however,
the distinction between these two periods has blurred due in part to advances
in neonatology, which have enabled more very small, premature infants to
survive the neonatal period.
Rates--Infant mortality rates shown in section 2 and section 8 are the
most commonly used index for measuring the risk of dying during the first
year of life;they are calculated by dividing the number of infant deaths in a
calendar year by the number of live births registered for the same period and
are presented as rates per 1,000 or per 100,000 live births. Infant mortality
rates use the number of live births in the denominator to approximate the
population at risk of dying before the first birthday. This measure is an
approximation of the risk of dying in infancy because some of the live
births will not have been exposed to a full year's risk of dying and some of
the infants that die during a year will have been born in the previous year.
The error introduced in the infant mortality rate by this inexactness is
usually small, especially when the birth rate is relatively constant from
year to year (Guralnick and Winter, 1965; NCHS, 1968a).Other sources of error
in the infant mortality rate have been attributed to differences in applying
the definitions for infant death and fetal death when registering the event
(McCarthy, et al., 1980; National Office of Vital Statistics, 1947).
In contrast to infant mortality rates based on live births, infant death
rates shown in section 1 are based on the estimated population under 1 year
of age.Infant death rates, which appear in tabulations of age-specific death
rates, are calculated by dividing the number of infant deaths in a calendar
year by the estimated midyear population of persons under 1 year of age and
are presented as rates per 100,000 population in this age group.Patterns and
trends in the infant death rate may differ somewhat from those of the more
commonly used "infant mortality rate" mainly because of differences in the
nature of the denominator and in the time reference period. Whereas the
population denominator for the infant death rate is estimated using data on
births, infant deaths, and migration for the 12-month period of July through
June, the denominator for the infant mortality rate is a count of births
occurring during the 12 months of January through December. The difference
in the time reference period can result in different trends between the two
indices during periods when birth rates are moving up or down markedly.
In addition, the infant death rate is also subject to greater
imprecision than is the infant mortality rate because of problems of
enumerating and estimating the population under 1 year of age (National
Office of Vital Statistics, 1947).
Race--Infant mortality rates for specified races other than white or
black may be underestimated, based on results of studies in which race on the
birth and death certificates for the same infant were compared(Frost and Shy,
1980). The figures should be interpreted with caution because of possible
inconsistencies in reporting of race between the numerator and denominator
of the rates. This reflects differences in the nature of reporting and
processing race on these two vital records.On the birth certificate, race of
parents is reported by the mother at the time of delivery.On the death
certificate, race of the deceased infant is reported by the funeral director
based on observation or on information supplied by an informant, such as a
parent. With respect to processing, race of infant at birth is coded using
coding rules that take account of the race of each parent (see the Technical
Appendix in Vital Statistics of the United States, 1985, Volume I, Natality,
section entitled Race or national origin).For infant deaths,the race of child
is coded directly from the race reported on the death certificate.
Hispanic origin--Infant mortality rates for the Hispanic-origin
population are based on numbers of resident infant deaths reported to be of
Hispanic origin (see section "Hispanic origin") and numbers of resident live
births by Hispanic origin of mother for the 17 reporting States and the
District of Columbia.In computing infant mortality rates, deaths and live
births of unknown origin are not distributed among the specified Hispanic and
non-Hispanic groups. Because for 1985 the percent of deaths of unknown
origin was 7.5 percent and the percent of live births of unknown origin was
2.7 percent, infant mortality rates by Hispanic origin may be somewhat
underestimated.
Small numbers of infant deaths for specific Hispanic-origin groups can
result in infant mortality rates subject to relatively large random
variation (see section "Random variation in numbers of deaths, death rates,
and mortality rates and ratios").
Tabulation list--Causes of death for infants are tabulated according to
a list of causes that is different from the list of causes for the population
of all ages, except for the Each Cause List. (See section "Causes-of-death
classification.")
Fetal Deaths
In May 1950 the World Health Organization recommended the following
definition of fetal death be adopted for international use (National Office
of Vital Statistics, 1950):
Death prior to the complete expulsion or extraction from its mother of
a product of conception, irrespective of the duration of pregnancy; the
death is indicated by the fact that after such separation, the fetus does
not breathe or show any other evidence of life such as beating of the heart,
pulsation of the umbilical cord, or definite movement of voluntary
muscles.
The term "fetal death" was defined on an all-inclusive basis to end
confusion arising from use of such terms as stillbirth, abortion, and
miscarriage.
Shortly thereafter, this definition of fetal death was adopted by the
National Center for Health Statistics as the nationally recommended
standard. Currently all registration areas except Puerto Rico have
definitions similar to the standard definition. Puerto Rico has no formal
definition. (For definitions used by the States and registration areas,
see NCHS (1981).)
As another step toward increasing the comparability of data on fetal
deaths for different countries, the World Health Organization recommended
that for statistical purposes fetal deaths be classified as early,
intermediate, and late. These groups are defined as follows:
Less than 20 completed weeks of gestation
(early fetal deaths) ...................................... Group I
20 completed weeks of gestation but less
than 28 (intermediate fetal deaths)........................ Group II
28 completed weeks of gestation and over
(late fetal deaths) ....................................... Group III
Gestation period not classifiable in
Groups I, II, and III ..................................... Group IV
Note that in table 3-13, Group IV consists of fetal deaths with gestation
not stated but presumed to be 20 weeks or more gestation.
Until 1939 the nationally recommended procedure for registration of a
fetal death required the filing of both a live-bith and a death certificate.
In 1939 a separate Standard Certificate of Stillbirth (fetal death) was
created to replace the former procedure.This was revised in 1949, 1955, 1956,
and 1968. In 1978 the Standard Certificate of Fetal Death was replaced by the
Standard Report of Fetal Death (figure 7-B).
The 1977 revision of the Model State Vital Statistics Act and Model
State Vital Statistics Regulations (NCHS, 1978) recommended that spontaneous
fetal deaths of 20 weeks or more gestation, or a weight of 350 grams or more,
and all induced terminations of pregnancy regardless of gestational age be
reported and further that they be reported on separate forms. These forms are
to be considered legally required statistical reports rather than legal
documents.
Beginning with 1970 fetal deaths, procedures were implemented that
attempted to separate reports of spontaneous fetal deaths from those of
induced terminations of pregnancy. These procedures were implemented because
the health implications are different for spontaneous fetal deathsand induced
terminations of pregnancy. These procedures are still in use.
Comparability and completeness of data--Registration area requirements
for reporting fetal deaths vary. Most of these areas require reporting
fetal deaths of gestations of 20 weeks or more. Table A (See following
Sections 15-22) shows the minimum period of gestation required by
each State for fetal-death reporting. There is substantial evidence
that not all fetal deaths for which reporting is required are reported
(Erhardt, 962).
For registration areas not requiring the reporting of fetal deaths of
all periods of gestation, underreporting is more likely to occur in the
earlier gestational periods. This is illustrated by the fact that for most
areas requiring reporting of fetal deaths of 20 weeks or more, the total
number reported for 20-23 weeks is lower than the numbers reported for 24-27
and 28-31 weeks.For areas requiring reporting of all fetal deaths,however,
the opposite is generally true.
To maximize the comparability of data by year and by State, most of the
tables in section 3 are based on fetal deaths occurring at gestations of
20 weeks or more. These tables also include fetal deaths of not stated
gestation for those States requiring reporting at 20 weeks or more only.
Beginning with 1969,fetal deaths of not stated gestation were excluded for
States requiring reporting of all products of conception except forthose with
a stated birth weight of 500 grams or more. In 1985 this rule was applied to
the following States: Colorado, Georgia, Hawaii, New York(including New York
City), Rhode Island, and Virginia. Each year there are some exceptions to
this procedure.
The data in Table 3-3 include only fetal deaths to residents of those
areas in the United States that report all periods of gestation. The areas
are Colorado, Georgia, Hawaii, New York (including New York City), Rhode
Island, and Virginia.
Arkansas--Since 1971, Arkansas has been using two reporting forms for
fetal deaths: A confidential Spontaneous Abortion form that is not sent to
the National Center for Health Statistics and a Fetal Death Certificate that
is.During the period 1971 through 1980, it is believed that most spontaneous
fetal deaths of less than 20 weeks' gestation were reported on the
confidential frm and, therefore, were not reported to NCHS.During the period
1981 through 1983,Arkansas specified that fetal deaths of less than 28 weeks'
gestation or weighing less than 1,000 grams could be reported on the
confidential form; beginning with 1984 data, the State specified that fetal
deaths of 20 weeks' gestation or weighing 500 grams be reported on the Fetal
Death Certificate. Because of these changes, the comparability of counts of
early fetal deaths may be affected.In particular, counts of fetal deaths
aged 20-27 weeks during 1981-83 were not comparable between Arkansas and
other reporting areas nor with data for 1984 and 1985. It is believed that
reporting has improved but is still not comparable with data for 1980 and
earlier years.
Idaho--Beginning in 1983, Idaho changed its reporting requirements for
spontaneous fetal deaths from "after 20 weeks" to "after 20 weeks or a
weight of 350 grams or more."
Missouri--Beginning in 1984, Missouri changed its reporting requirements
for spontaneous fetal deaths from "after 20 weeks" to "after 20 weeks or a
weight of 350 grams or more."
Period gestation--The period of gestation is the number of completed
weeks elapsed between the first day of the last normal menstrual period
and the date of delivery.The first day of the last normal menstrual period
(LMP)is used as the initial date because it can be more accurately determined
than the date of conception, which usually occurs 2 weeks after LMP. Data on
period of gestation are computed from information on "date of delivery" and
"date last normal menses began." If"date last normal menses began" is not on
the record or the calculated gestation falls beyond a duration considered
biologically plausible, "gestation in weeks" or "Physician's estimate of
gestation" is used. When the period of gestation is reported in months on
the report, it is allocated to gestational intervals in weeks as follows:
1-3 months to under 16 weeks
4 months to 16-19 weeks
5 months to 20-23 weeks
6 months to 24-27 weeks
7 months to 28-31 weeks
8 months to 32-35 weeks
9 months to 40 weeks
10 months and over to 43 weeks and over
All areas reported LMP in 1985 except Delaware, New Mexico, Puerto Rico, and
South Dakota.
Birth weight--Most of the 55 registration areas do not specify how
weight should be given, that is, in pounds and ounces or in grams. In the
tabulation and presentation of birth weight data, the metric system (grams)
has been used to facilitate comparison with other data published in the
United States and internationally. Birth weight specified in pounds and
ounces is assigned the equivalent of the gram intervals as follows:
Less than 350 grams = 0 lb 12 oz or less
350 - 499 grams = 0 lb 13 oz- 1 lb 1 oz
500 - 999 grams = 1 lb 2 oz- 2 lb 3 oz
1,000 - 1,499 grams = 2 lb 4 oz- 3 lb 4 oz
1,500 - 1,999 grams = 3 lb 5 oz- 4 lb 6 oz
2,000 - 2,499 grams = 4 lb 7 oz- 5 lb 8 oz
2,500 - 2,999 grams = 5 lb 9 oz- 6 lb 9 oz
3,000 - 3,499 grams = 6 lb 10 oz- 7 lb 11 oz
3,500 - 3,999 grams = 7 lb 12 oz- 8 lb 13 oz
4,000 - 4,499 grams = 8 lb 14 oz- 9 lb 14 oz
4,500 - 4,999 grams = 9 lb 15 oz-ll lb 0 oz
5,000 grams or more = 11 lb 1 oz or more
With the introduction of the Ninth Revision, International
Classification of Diseases,the birth-weight classification intervals for
perinatal mortality statistics were shifted downward by 1 gram,
as shown above. Previously, the intervals were, for example, 1,001-1,500;
1,501-2,000; etc.
Race--The race of the fetus is ordinarily classified based on the race
of the parents. If the parents are of different races, the following rules
apply.(1) When only one parent is white, the fetus is assigned the other
parent's race.(2) When neither parent is white the fetus is assigned the
father's race with one exception: If the mother is Hawaiian or Part-Hawaiian,
the fetus is classified as Hawaiian.
When the race of one parent is missing or ill defined, the race of the
other determines that of the fetus. When race of both parents is missing,
the race of the fetus is allocated to the specific race of the fetus on the
preceding record.
Total-birth order--Total-birth order refers to the sum of the live
births and other terminations (including both spontaneous fetal deaths and
induced terminations of pregnancy) that a woman has had including the fetal
death being recorded.For example, if a woman has previously given birth to
two live babies and to one born dead, the next fetal death to occur is
counted as number four in total-birth order.
In the 1978 revision of the Standard Report of Fetal Death, total-birth
order is calculated from four items on pregnancy history: Number of
previous live births, now living; number of previous live births, now dead;
number of other terminations before 20 weeks; and number of other
terminations after 20 weeks.
All registration areas use the two standard items pertaining to the
number of previous live births.Most areas use the two standard items
pertaining to the number of "other terminations" before and after 20 weeks'
gestation, but some areas use other criteria. Total-birth order for all
areas is calculated from the sum of available information. Thus, information
on total-birth order may not be completely comparable among the registration
areas.
Marital status--Table 3-4 shows fetal deaths and fetal-death ratios by
mother's marital status. States excluded from this table are as follows:
California, Connecticut, Maryland, Michigan, Montana, New York (including
New York City), Ohio, Texas, and Vermont. Because live births comprise the
denominator of the ratio, marital status must also be reported for mothers
of live births. Marital status of the mother of the live birth is inferred
for States that did not report it on the birth certificate.
There are no quantitative data on the characteristics of unmarried women
who may misreport their marital status or who fail to register fetal deaths.
Underreporting may be greater for the unmarried group than for the married
person.
Age of mother--The fetal-death report asks for the mother's "age (at
time of delivery)," and the ages are edited in NCHS for upper and lower
limits. When mothers are reported to be under 10 years of age or 50 years
and over, the age of the mother is considered not stated and is assigned
as follows: Age on all fetal-death records with age of mother not stated
is allocated according to the age appearing on the record previously
processed for a mother of identical race and having the same total-birth
order (total of live births and other terminations).
Perinatal Mortality
Perinatal definitions--Beginning with data year 1979, perinatal
mortality data for the United States and each State have been published
in section 4. The World Health Organization in the Ninth Revision of the
International Classification of diseases (ICD-9) recommended that "national
perinatal statistics should include all fetuses and infants delivered
weighing at least 500 grams (or when birth weight is unavailable, the
corresponding gestational age (22 weeks) or body length (25 cm crown-heel)),
whether alive or dead...." It was further recommended that "countries should
present, solely for international comparisons,'standard perinatal statistics'
in which both the numerator and denominator of all rates are restricted to
fetuses and infants weighing 1,000 grams or more (or, where birth weight is
unavailable, the corresponding gestational age (28 weeks) or body length (35
cm crown-heel))."Because birth weight and gestational age are not reported on
the death certificate in the United States, NCHS was unable to recommend
adopting these definitions. Three definitions of perinatal mortality are
currently used by NCHS: Perinatal Definition I, generally used for
international comparisons, which includes fetal deaths of 28 weeks or more
gestation and infant deaths of less than 7 days; Perinatal Definition II,
which includes fetal deaths of 20 weeks or more gestation and infant deaths
of less than 28 days; and Perinatal Definition III, which includes fetal
deaths of 20 weeks or more gestation and infant deaths of less than 7 days.
Variations in fetal death reporting requirements and practices have
implications for comparing perinatal rates among States. Because reporting
is generally poorer near the lower limit of the reporting requirement, States
that require reporting of all products of pregnancy regardless of gestation
are likely to have more complete reporting of fetal deaths of 20 weeks or
more than are other States. The larger number of fetal deaths reported by
these "all periods" States may result in higher perinatal rates compared with
States whose reporting is less complete. Accordingly, reporting completeness
may account, in part, for differences among the State perinatal rates,
particularly differences for Definitions II and III, which use data for fetal
deaths of 20-27 weeks.
Not stated--Fetal deaths with gestational age not stated are presumed
to be of 20 weeks' gestation or more if (1) the State requires reporting of
all fetal deaths of gestational age 20 weeks or more or (2) the fetus weighed
500 grams or more,in those States requiring reporting of all fetal deaths
regardless of gestational age. For Definition I, fetal deaths with gestation
not stated but presumed to be 20 weeks or more are allocated to the category
28 weeks or more, according to the proportion of fetal deaths with stated
gestational age that falls into that category. For Definitions II and III,
fetal deaths with presumed gestation of 20 weeks or more are included with
those of stated gestation of 20 weeks or more.
For all three definitions, following the distribution of gestation not
stated described above, fetal deaths with nonstated sex are allocated within
gestational age groups on the basis of the distribution of stated cases.
The allocation of non-stated gestational age and sex for fetal deaths is made
individually for each State, for metropolitan and nonmetropolitan areas, and
separately for the United States as a whole. Accordingly, the sum of
perinatal deaths for the areas according to Definition I may not equal the
total number of perinatal deaths for the United States.
Quality of Data
Completeness of Registration
All States have adopted laws that require the registration of births and
deaths, and the reporting of fetal deaths. It is believed that over 99
percent of the births and deaths occurring in this country are registered.
Reporting requirements for fetal deaths vary somewhat from State to
State (see "Comparability and completeness of data"). Overall reporting
completeness is not as good for fetal deaths as for births and deaths, but
it is believed to be relatively complete for fetal deaths of 28 weeks
gestation or more. National statistical data on fetal deaths include only
those fetal deaths with stated or presumed gestation of 20 weeks or more.
Massachusetts Data
The 1964 statistics for deaths exclude approximately 6,000 events
registered in Massachusetts, primarily to residents of that State.
Microfilm copies of these records were not received by NCHS. Figures for the
United States and the New England Division are also somewhat affected.
Quality Control Procedures
Demographic items on the death certificate--As previously indicated, for
1985 the mortality data for these items were obtained from two sources: (1)
Microfilm images of the original certificates furnished by the Virgin
Islands and photocopies from Guam; and (2) records on data tape furnished by
the 50 States, the District of Columbia, New York City, and Puerto Rico.
For the Virgin Islands and Guam, which sent only copies of the original
certificates, the demographic items were coded for 100 percent of the death
certificates. The demographic coding for 100 percent of the certificates was
independently verified.
As part of the quality control procedures for mortality data, each
registration area has to go through a calibration period during which it
must achieve the specified error tolerance level of 2 percent per item for 3
consecutive months, based on NCHS independent verification of a 50-percent
sample of that area's records. Once the area has achieved the required
error tolerance level, a sample of 70-80 records per month is used to monitor
quality of coding.
All of the areas that were providing data on computer tapes prior to
1985 had achieved the specified error tolerance; accordingly, for these areas
the demographic items on about 70-80 records per area per month were
independently verified by NCHS. These areas include New York City, Puerto
Rico, and the 46 States that furnished data on computer tape to NCHS. The
estimated average error rate for all demographic items in 1985 for these
areas was 0.25 percent. The four remaining States--Arizona, Delaware,
California, and Georgia--and the District of Columbia were in the initial
calibration period during which the first 3 months of 1985 were evaluated on
an independent 50-percent sample by NCHS. For this period, the average item
error was less than 2 percent. In the remaining 9 months of the year, the
demographic items on 70-80 records per area per month were independently
verified by NCHS. The estimated average error rate for the year for these
areas was less than 1 percent.
These verification procedures involve controlling two types of error
(coding and entering into the data record tape) at the same time, and the
error rates are a combined measure of both types. While it may be assumed
that the entering errors are randomly distributed across all items on the
record, this assumption cannot be made as readily for coding errors.
Although systematic errors in coding infrequent events may escape detection
during sample verification, it is probable that some of these errors were
detected during the initial period when 50 percent of the file was being
verified, thus providing an opportunity to retrain the coders.
Medical items on the death certificate--As for demographic data,
mortality medical data are also subject to quality control procedures
which control for errors of both coding and data entry. Each of the 19
registration areas that furnished NCHS with coded medical information
according to NCHS specifications 1st had to qualify for sample verification.
During an initial calibration period,the area had to demonstrate that its
staff could achieve a specified error tolerance level of less than 5 percent
for coding all medical items. After the area has achieved the required error
tolerance level, a sample of 70-80 records per month is used to monitor
quality of medical coding. For these 19 States, the average coding error rate
in 1985 was estimated at just over 4 percent.
For the remaining 36 registration areas--31 States, the District of
Columbia, New York City, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, and Guam--NCHS
coded the medical items for 100 percent of the death records.A 1-percent
sample of the records was independently coded for quality control purposes.
The estimated average error rate for these areas was about 3 percent.
The ACME system for selecting the underlying cause of death through
computer application contributes to the quality control of medical items on
the death certificate. (See section "Automated selection of underlying cause
of death.")
Demographic items on the report of fetal death--For 1985, all data on
fetal deaths, except for New York State (excluding New York City), were coded
under contract by the U.S. Bureau of the Census. For Oklahoma, portions of
the data were coded under contract by the U.S. Bureau of the Census,and other
portions were coded by the State. The combination coding was necessary
because the medical and confidential portions of the fetal death report,which
contain some of the essential statistical information, became detached from
the other part of the fetal death report prior to receipt by NCHS. Coding
and entering information on data tapes were verified on a 100-percent basis
because of the relatively small number of records involved.
Other Control Procedures--After coding and entering on data tape are
completed, record counts are balanced against control totals for each
shipment of records from a registration area. Editing procedures ensure
that records with inconsistent or impossible codes are modified. Inconsistent
codes are those, for example, where there is contradiction between cause of
death and age or sex of the decedent. Records so identified during the
computer-editing process are either corrected by reference to the source
record or adjusted by arbitrary code assignment (NCHS, 1979). All subsequent
operations in tabulating and in preparing tables are verified during the
computer processing or by statistical clerks.
Estimates of Errors Arising From 50-Percent Sample for 1972
Death statistics for 1972 in this report (excluding fetal-death
statistics) are based on a 50-percent sample of all deaths occurring in
the 50 States and the District of Columbia.
A description of the sample design and a table of the percent errors of
the estimated numbers of deaths by size of estimate and total deaths in the
area are shown in the Technical Appendix of Vital Statistics of the United
States, 1972, Volume II, Mortality, Part A.
Computation of Rates and Other Measures
Population Bases
The population bases from which death rates shown in this report are
computed are prepared by the U.S. Bureau of the Census. Rates for 1940,
1950, 1960, 1970, and 1980 are based on the population enumerated as of April
1 in the census of those years. Rates for all other years use the estimated
midyear (July 1) population. Death rates for the United States, individual
States, and SMSA's are based on the total resident populations of the
respective areas. Except as noted these populations exclude the Armed Forces
abroad but include the Armed Forces stationed in each area.
The resident populations of the birth- and death-registration States for
1900-32 and of the United States for 1900-85 are shown in table 7-1. In
addition, the population including Armed Forces abroad is shown for the
United States. Table B lists the sources for these populations.
Population estimates for 1985--The population of the United States
estimated by age, race, and sex for 1985 is shown in table 7-2, and the
population for each State by broad age groups follows in table 7-3.
Population estimates for 1984 and 1985 incorporate new estimation procedures
for net migration and net undocumented immigration. The 1985 estimates are
comparable with those for 1984 but are not strictly comparable with the
postcensal estimates for 1981-83 shown in tables 7-2 and 7-3 of Vital
Table B. Sources for resident population and population including
Armed Forces abroad: Birth- and death-registration States,
1900-1932, and United States, 1900-1985
Year Source
1985------------ U.S. Bureau of the Census, Current Population Reports,
Series P-25, No. 1000, Feb. 1987.
1984------------ U.S. Bureau of the Census, Current Population Reports,
Series P-25, No. 985, Apr. 1986.
1983------------ U.S. Bureau of the Census, Current Population Reports,
Series P-25, No. 965, Mar. 1985.
1982------------ U.S. Bureau of the Census, Current Population Reports,
Series P-25, No. 949, May 1984.
1981------------ U.S. Bureau of the Census, Current Population Reports,
Series P-25, No. 929, May 1983.
1980------------ U.S. Bureau of the Census, U.S. Census of Population:
1980,
Number of Inhabitants, PC80-1-A1, United States Summary,
1983.
1971-79--------- U.S. Bureau of the Census, Current Population Reports,
Series P-25, No. 917, July 1982.
1970------------ U.S. Bureau of the Census, U.S. Census of Population:
1970,
Number of Inhabitants, Final Report PC(1)-A1,
United States Summary, 1971.
1961-69--------- U.S. Bureau of the Census, Current Population Reports,
Series P-25, No. 519, April 1974.
1960------------ U.S. Bureau of the Census, U.S. Census of Population:
1960,
Number of Inhabitants, PC(1)-A1, United States Summary,
1971.
1951-59--------- U.S. Bureau of the Census, Current Population Reports,
Series P-25, No. 310, June 30, 1965.
1940-50--------- U.S. Bureau of the Census, Current Population Reports,
Series P-25, No. 499, May 1973.
1930-39--------- U.S. Bureau of the Census, Current Population Reports,
Series P-25, No. 499, May 1973, and National Office of
Vital Statistics, Vital Statistics Rates in the United
States, 1900-1940, 1947.
1920-29--------- National Office of Vital Statistics, Vital Statistics
Rates
in the United States, 1900-1940, 1947.
1917-19--------- Same as for 1930-39.
1900-1916------- Same as for 1920-29.
Statistics of the United States, Volume II, for those years. Although the
death rates and estimates of life expectancy for 1984 and 1985 are not
strictly comparable with those for previous years, the trends for the total
population and most age-race-sex groups are not substantially affected. For
additional details, see the Technical Appendix in Vital Statistics of the
United States, 1984, Volume II, and the report of the U.S. Bureau of the
Census (1986). Population data by race are consistent with the modified
(see below) 1980 population by race.
Population for 1980--The population of the United States by age, race,
and sex and the population for each State by age are shown in tables 7-2 and
7-3, respectively, of Vital Statistics of the United States, 1980, Volume II.
The figures by race have been modified as described below.
The racial counts in the 1980 census are affected by changes in
reporting practices, particularly of the Hispanic population, and in coding
and classifying. One particular change created a major inconsistency
between the 1980 census data and historical data series, including censuses
and vital statistics. About 40 percent of the Hispanic population counted
in 1980, over 5.8 million persons, did not mark one of the specified races
listed on the census questionnaire but instead marked the "Other" category.
In the 1980 census, coding procedures were modified for persons who
marked "Other" race and wrote in a national origin designation of a Latin
American country or a specific Hispanic-origin group in response to the
racial question. These persons remained in the "Other" racial category in
1980 census data; in previous censuses and in vital statistics such responses
had almost always been coded into the "White" category.
In order to maintain comparability, the "Other" racial category in the
1980 census was reallocated to be consistent with previous procedures.
Persons who marked the "Other" racial category and reported any Spanish
origin on the Spanish origin question (5,840,648 persons) were distributed
to white and black races in proportion to the distribution of persons of
Hispanic origin who actually reported their race as "White" or "Black."
This was done for each age-sex group.
As a result of this procedure, 5,705,155 persons (98 percent) were
added to the white population and 135,493 persons (2 percent) to the black
population. Persons who marked the "Other" racial category and reported that
they were not of Spanish origin(916,338 persons) were distributed as follows:
20 percent in each age-sex group were added to the "Asian and Pacific
Islander" category (183,268 persons),and 80 percent were added to the "White"
category (733,070 persons).The count of American Indians, Eskimos,and Aleuts
was not affected by the procedures.Unpublished tabulations of these modified
census counts were obtained from the U.S. Bureau of the Census and used to
compute the rates of this report.
Population estimates for 1971-79--Death rates in this volume for 1971-79
used revised population estimates that are consistent with the 1980 census
levels. The 1950 census enumerated approximately 5.5 million more persons
than had previously been estimated for April 1, 1980 (U.S. Bureau of the
Census, 1982a). These revised estimates for the United States by age, race,
and sex are published by the U.S. Bureau of the Census in Current Population
Reports, Series P-25, Number 917. Unpublished revised estimates for States
were obtained from the U.S. Bureau of the Census. For Puerto Rico, the
Virgin Islands, and Guam, revised estimates are published in Current Popula-
tion Reports, Series P-25, Number 919.
Population estimates for 1961-69--Death rates in this volume for 1961-69
are based on revised estimates of the population and thus may differ
slightly from rates published before 1976.The rates shown in tables 1-1 and
1-2, the life table values in table 6-5, and the population estimates in
table 7-1 for each year in the period 1961-69 have been revised to reflect
modified population bases, as published in the U.S. Bureau of the Census,
Current Population Reports, Series P-25, Number 519. The data shown in table
1-10 for 1961-69 have not been revised.
Rates and ratios based on live births--Infant and maternal mortality
rates, and fetal death and perinatal mortality ratios, are computed on the
basis of the number of live births. Fetal deaths and perinatal mortality
rates are computed on the basis of the number oflive births and fetal deaths.
Counts oflive births are published annually in Vital Statistics of the United
States, Volume I, Natality.
New Jersey--As previously indicated, data by race are not available for
New Jersey for 1962 and 1963. Therefore, for 1962 and 1963 the National
Center for Health Statistics estimated a population by age, race, and sex
excluding New Jersey for rates shown by race.The methodology used to estimate
the revised population excluding New Jersey is discussed in the Technical
Appendixes of the 1962 and 1963 reports.
Net Census Undercount
Just as the underenumeration of deaths and the misreporting of
demographic characteristics on the death certificate can introduce error
into the annual rates, so can enumeration errors in the latest decennial
census. This is because annual population estimates for the postcensal
interval, which are used in the denominator for calculating death rates,
are computed using the decennial census count as a base (U.S. Bureau of
the Census, 1986). Net census undercount is the result of miscounting and
misreporting of demographic characteristics such as age. Age-specific death
rates are affected by both the net census undercount and the misreporting of
age on the death certificate (NCHS, 1968b). To the extent that the net
undercount is substantial and that it varies among subgroups and geographic
areas, it may have important consequences for vital statistics measures.
Although death rates based on a population adjusted for net census
undercount may be more accurate than rates based on an unadjusted
population, rates in this volume are not adjusted; rather, they are computed
using population estimates that preserve the age pattern of the net census
undercount across the postcensal interval. Thus, it is important to consider
the possible impact of net census undercount on death rates.
The U.S. Bureau of the Census has conducted extensive research on
completeness of coverage on the U.S. population (inluding underenumeration
and misstatement of age, race, and sex) in the last four decennial
censuses--1950, 1960, 1970, and 1980. From this work have come estimates of
the national population that was not counted by age, race, and sex (NCHS,
1978; U.S. Bureau of the Census, 1974, 1977). The reports for 1980 include
estimates of net census undercount using alternative methodological
assumptions for age, race, and sex subgroups of the national population(NCHS,
1978; Passel and Robinson, 1985).These studies indicate that, although
coverage was improved over previous censuses, there was differential coverage
in the 1980 census among the population subgroups; that is, some age, race,
and sex groups were more completely counted than others.
Net census undercounts can affect (1) levels of the observed vital
rates, (2) differences among groups, and (3) levels and group differences
shown by summary measures such as age-adjusted death rates and life
expectancy.
Levels and differentials--If adjustments were made for net census
undercount, the size of denominators of the death rates generally would
increase and the rates, therefore, would decrease. Assuming undercounts
remained consistent by age after the 1980 census, the estimated rates for
1985 can be computed by multiplying the reported rates by ratios of the
census-level resident population to the resident population adjusted for
the estimated net census undercount (table 7-4). A ratio of less than 1.0
indicates a net census undercount and, when applied, results in a correspond-
ing decrease in the death rate. A ratio greater than 1.0--indicating a net
census overcount--multiplied by the reported rate results in an increase in
the death rate.
Coverage ratios for all ages show that, in general, females were more
completely enumerated than males and the white population more completely
than the population of all other races. The black population was undercounted
relative to the total population of all other races.
For the total population, underenumeration varied by age group with the
greatest differences found for persons aged 8-34 and 85 years and over. All
other age groups were overcounted or undercounted by less than 3 percent.
Among the age-sex-race groups, coverage was lowest for black males
aged 40-44 and 45-49 years.Underenumeration for these groups was 19 percent.
In contrast, white females in these age groups were essentially completely
enumerated. For black females and white males in these same age groups, the
undercount ranged from 3 to 6 percent. For the under-1-year age group the
white population was overenumerated by 2 percent, whereas infants of other
races were underenumerated by 9 percent.
If vital statistics measures were calculated with adjustments for net
census undercounts for each population subgroup, the resulting rates would
be differentially reduced from their original levels; that is, rates for
those groups with the greatest estimated undercounts would show the greatest
relative reductions due to these adjustments. Similar effects would be
evident in opposite direction for groups with overcounts.As a consequence,
the ratio of mortality between the rates for males and females, and between
the rates for the white population and the population of other races, or the
black population, usually would be reduced.
Similarly, the differences between the death rates among subgroups of
the population by cause of death would be affected by adjustments for net
census undercounts. For example, for the age group 35-39 years in 1985, the
ratio of the death rate for Homicide and legal intervention for black males
to that for white males is 6.9, whereas the ratio of the death rates adjusted
for net census undercount in 1985 is 5.9. For Ischemic heart disease for
males aged 40-44 years, the ratio of the death rate for the population of all
other races to that for white population is 1.3 using the unadjusted rates
but it is 1.1 when adjusted for estimated underenumeration.
Summary measures--The effect of net census undercount on age-adjusted
death rates depends on the underenumeration of each age group and on the
distribution of deaths by age.In 1985, the age-adjusted death rate for all
causes would decrease from 546.1 to 540.1 per 100,000 population if the age-
specific death rates were corrected for net census undercount.
For Diseases of the heart, the age-adjusted death rate for white males
would decrease from 244.5 to 241.4 per 100,000 population, a decline of 1.3
percent. For black males the change, from an unadjusted rate of 301.0 to an
adjusted rate of 284.4, would amount to 5.5 percent.
If death rates by age were adjusted, then the corresponding life
expectancy at birth computed from these rates would change.The importance of
adjustments varies by age; that is, when calculating life expectancy, the
impact of an undercount or overcount is greatest at the younger ages.In
general, the effect of correcting the death rates is to increase the estimate
of life expectancy at birth. Differential underenumeration among race-sex
groups would lead to greater changes in life expectancy for some groups than
for others. For white females who were completely enumerated in 1980 revised
estimates of life expectancy would remain roughly constant; those for black
males would show the greatest increase.
Age-Adjusted Death Rates
Age-adjusted death rates shown in this report are computed by using the
distribution in 10-year age intervals of the enumerated populations of the
United States in 1940 as the standard population. Each figure represents
the rate that would have existed if the age-specific rates of the particular
year prevailed in a population whose age distribution was the same as that of
the United States in 1940. The rates for the total population and for each
race-sex group were adjusted using the same standard population. It is
important not to compare age-adjusted death rates with crude rates. The
standard 1940 population, on the basis of one million total population is as
follows:
Age Number
All ages ............................ 1,000,000
Under 1 year ............................ 15,343
1-4 years ............................... 64,718
5-14 years .............................. 170,355
15-24 years ............................. 181,677
25-34 years ............................. 162,066
35-44 years ............................. 139,237
45-54 years ............................. 117,811
55-64 years ............................. 80,294
65-74 years ............................. 48,426
75-84 years ............................. 17,303
85 years and over ....................... 2,770
Life Tables
U.S. abridged life tables are constructed by reference to a standard
table (NCHS, 1966). Life tables for the decennial period 1979-81 are used as
the standard life tables in constructing the 1980-85 abridged life tables.
With the availability of the 1979-81 standard life tables, revised life table
values were computed for 1980-82; these appeared for the first time in Vital
Statistics of the United States, 1983.
Life tables for the decennial period 1969-71 are used as the standard
life tables in constructing the 1970-79 abridged life tables. Life table
values for 1970-73 were first revised in Vital Statistics of the United
States, 1977; before 1977, life table values for 1970-73 were constructed
using the 1959-61 decennial life tables. In addition, life table values
for 1951-59, 1961-69, and 1971-79 appearing in this population are based
on revised intercensal estimates of the population for those years. As such,
these life table values may differ from life table values for those years
published in previous volumes.
The change in the population estimation methodology (see above section
"Population bases") results in life expectancies at certain 5-year age
intervals for 1984 and 1985 that are lower than those that would have
occurred had they been based on the same methodology used to compute 1983
life expectancies. For additional details, see Technical Appendix for Vital
Statistics of the United States, 1984, Volume II.
There has been an increasing interest in data on average length of life
(*) for single calendar years before the initiation of the annual abridged
life table series for selected race-sex groups in 1945. The figures in table
6-5 for the race and sex groups for the following years were estimated to
meet these needs. For estimating procedures, see National Office of Vital
Statistics (1951).
Years Race and Sex Groups
1900-45 .......................................... Total
1900-47 .......................................... Male
1900-47 .......................................... Female
1900-50 .......................................... White
1900-44 .......................................... White, male
1900-44 .......................................... White, female
1900-50 .......................................... All other
1900-44 .......................................... All other, male
1900-44 .......................................... All other, female
The geographic areas covered in life tables before 1929-31 were limited
to the death-registration areas. Life tables for 1900-1902 and 1909-11 were
constructed using mortality data from the 1900 death-registration States--10
States and the District of Columbia--and for 1919-21 from the 1920
death-registration States--34 States and the District of Columbia. The
tables for 1929-31 through 1958 cover the conterminous United States.
Decennial life table values for the 3-year period 1959-61 were derived from
data that include both Alaska and Hawaii for each year (table 6-4).Data for
each year shown in table 6-5 include Alaska beginning in 1959 and Hawaii
beginning in 1960.It is not believed that the inclusion of these two States
materially affects life table values.
Random Variation in Numbers of Deaths, Death Rates, and Mortality Rates
and Ratios Deaths and population-based rates--Except for 1972, the numbers of
deaths reported for a community represent complete counts of such events.As
such, they are not subject to sampling error, although they are subject to
errors in the registration process. However, when the figures are used for
analytical purposes, such as the comparison of rates over a time period or
for different areas, the number of events that actually occurred may be
considered as one of a large series of possible results that could have
arisen under the same circumstances (National Office of Vital Statistics,
1961). The probable range of values may be estimated from the actual figures
according to certain statistical assumptions.
In general, distributions of vital events may be assumed to follow the
binomial distribution. Estimates of standard error and tests of
significance under this assumption are described in most standard statistics
texts. When the number of events is large, the standard error, expressed as
a percent of the number of rate is usually small.
When the number of events is small (perhaps less than 100) and the
probability of such an event is small, considerable caution must be
observed in interpreting the conditions described by the figures.This is
particularly true for infant mortality rates, cause-specific death rates,
and death rates for counties. Events of a rare nature may be assumed to
follow a Poison probability distribution. For this distribution, a simple
approximation may be used to estimate a confidence interval, as follows:
If N is the number of registered deaths in the population and R is the
corresponding rate, the chances are 19 in 20 that:
1. N - 2 N and N + 2 N
covers the "true" number of events.
2. R - 2 R and R + 2 R
N N
covers the "true" rate.
If the rate R corresponding to N events is compared with the rate S
corresponding to M events, the difference between the two rates may be
regarded as statistically significant if it exceeds
2 R2 S2
+
N M
For example, if the observed death rate for Community A were 10.0 per
1,000 population and if this rate were based on 20 recorded deaths, then the
chances are 19 in 20 that the "true" death rate for that community lies
between 5.5 and 14.5 per 1,000 population.If the death rate for Community A
of 10.0 per 1,000 population were being compared with a rate of 20.0 per
1,000 population for Community B; which is based on 10 recorded deaths, then
the difference between the rates for the two communities is 10.0.This
difference is less than twice the standard error of the difference
2 (10.0)2 + (20.0)2
20 10
of the two rates that is computed to be 13.4. From this, it is concluded
that the difference between the rates for the two communities is not
statistically significant.
Symbols Used in Tables
Data not available -------------------------------------------- ---
Category not applicable --------------------------------------- ...
Quantity zero ------------------------------------------------- -
Quantity more than zero but less than 0.05 -------------------- 0.0
Quantity more than zero but less than 500 where
numbers are rounded to thousands ---------------------------- Z
Figure does not meet standards of reliability or precision ---- *
Addendum 1979
1979 Addendum to Technical Appendix
1979 Addendum to "Technical Appendix" of Vital Statistics of the
United States, Volume II, Mortality, Part A
To assist the users of the mortality public-use tapes, attached is a copy
of the latest Technical Appendix of Vital Statistics of the United States,
1985 Volume II, Mortality, Part A. This technical appendix provides
certain qualifications of the data that are essential to using, analyzing,
and interpreting the data on these tapes. Certain modifications to the
attached Technical Appendix are essential to make it applicable to the
mortality file for the 1979 data year. Those modifications, which will
appear in the printed version of the 1985 Technical Appendix, include the
following:
1. Vital Statistics Cooperative Program. In 1979, 35 States and New
York City furnished demographic data only and seven States furnished
both demographic and cause-of-death data on computer tape through
the Vital Statistics Cooperative Program (VSCP). The following
States are added to the VSCP beginning in 1979:
State-coded demographic data
Connecticut
Hawaii
Mississippi
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Wyoming
2. Cause of death. Effective with the 1979 data year, causes of death
are classified by the Ninth Revision, International Classification
of Diseases. Principal features of this classification are
described in the enclosed publication "Estimates of Selected Com-
parability Ratios Based on Dual Coding of 1976 Death Certificates
by the Eighth and Ninth Revisions of the International Classifica-
tion of Diseases," Monthly Vital Statistics Report, Vol. 28, No. 11,
Supplement, February 29, 1980.
3. New items. The public use tapes also include data on new items
not described in the 1978 Technical Appendix. These include (1)
Marital status, (2) State or country of birth, and (3) Place of
death and status of decedent when death occurred in hospital or
medical center. A discussion of these items, as it will appear
in the printed version of the 1985 Technical Appendix, follows:
Marital status
Mortality statistics by marital status (table 1-31) are
published in this report for the first time since 1961.
Previously they were published in the annual reports for
the years 1949-51 and 1959-61. Several reports specifically
analyzing mortality by marital status have been published
including the special study based on 1959-61 data, "Mortality
from Selected Causes by Marital Status: United States,"
Vital and Health Statistics, Series 20, Nos. 8a and 8b.
In addition, the following reports from the Vital Statistics
Special Report series have been published: "Mortality from
Selected Causes by Marital Status: United States, 1949-51,"
Vol. 39, No. 7; "Mortality by Marital Status, by Age,
Race, and Sex, Urban and Rural: United States, 1940," Vol.
23, No. 2; "Deaths from Selected Causes by Marital Status,
by Age and Sex, United States, 1940," Vol. 23, No. 7; and
"Cancer Mortality by Marital Status: United States, 1940,"
Vol. 32, No. 6. Reference to earlier reports may be found
in the appendix to Vital and Health Statistics, Series 20,
No. 8b.
Mortality statistics by marital status are tabulated separately
for the following categories: Never married, single; Ever
married; Married; Widowed; Divorced. Ever married includes
the categories married, widowed, and divorced. Certificates
in which the marriage was specified as being annulled are
classified as Never married, single. Where marital status
was specified as Separated or Common Law marriage, it was
classified as Married. Of the 1,848,270 resident deaths
15 years and over, 8,383 (0.5 percent) certificates had
marital status not stated.
State or Country of Birth
Mortality statistics by State of birth (table 1-32) are
published in 1979 for the first time since 1950. The place
of birth of a decedent is assigned to one of 50 States or
the District of Columbia; or to the territorial possessions
of Puerto Rico, Guam, or the Virgin Islands-- if specified
on the death certifcate. The place of birth is also tabulated
for the countries of Canada, Cuba, Mexico, and for the Remainder
of the World. Deaths for which information on State of
birth was unknown, not stated, or not classifiable accounted
for a small proportion of all deaths in 1979, about 0.5 percent.
Early mortality reports published by the Bureau of the Census
contained extensive tables showing nativity of parents as
well as nativity of decedent. The publication of these
tables was discontinued in 1933. Mortality data showing
nativity of decedent were again published in annual reports
for 1939 to 1941, and for 1950, when comparable population
figures were available.
Place of death and status of decedent when death occurred
in hospital or medical center
For the first time since 1958, mortality data for 1979 are
shown for the place of death (tables 1-28 and 1-29). Mortality
data are, also, shown for the first time for the status
of decedent when death occurred in a hospital of medical
center (table 1-28). These data are obtained from the
following two items that appear on the US. Standard Certificate
of Death:
Item 7c) Hospital or other institution-name (if not
in either, give street and number)
Item 7d) If hospital or institution, indicate DOA,
Op/Emer. R00m, inpatient (specify)
All of the States and the District of Coumbia have item
7c (or its equivalent) on the death certificate. For the
42 States in the Vital Statistics Cooperative Program (VSCP),
NCHS accepts the State definition, classification, or codes
for hospitals, medical centers or other institutions. For
the remaining 8 States and the District of Columbia not
in the VSCP, NCHS classifies and codes to a hospital or
medical center according to whether the terms "hospital"
or "medical center" are entered as part of the name in item
7c or its equivalent. If the terms "hospital" or "medical
center" are not entered as part of the name, then the entry
is coded appropriately to one of the following: (I) other
institutions, (2) all other reported entries, or (3) unknown,
not stated.
Table 1-28 shows mortality data for the status of the decedent
when death occurred in a hospital or medical center. The
data are shown for the following 39 States that have item
7d or its equivalent on their death certificates:
Alaska New Hampshire
Arizona New Jersey
Arkansas New Mexico
Colorado New York
Florida North Carolina
Georgia North Dakota
Hawaii Ohio
Idaho Oregon
Illinois Pennsylvania
Indiana Rhode Island
Iowa South Carolina
Kansas South Dakota
Kentucky Tennessee
Maine Utah
Michigan Vermont
Mississippi Virginia
Missouri West Virginia
Montana Wisconsin
Nebraska Wyoming
Nevada
Addendum 1980
1980 Addendum to Technical Appendix
1980 Addendum to "Technical Appendix" of Vital Statistics of the
United States, Volume II, Mortality, Part A
To assist the users of the mortality public-use tapes, attached is a copy
of the latest Technical Appendix of Vital Statistics of the United States,
1985,Volume II, Mortality, Part A. This technical appendix provides certain
quali-fications of the data that are essential to using, analyzing, and
interpreting the data on these tapes. Certain modifications to the attached
Technical Appendix are essential to make it applicable to the mortality file
for the 1980 data year.Those modifications, which will appear in the printed
version of the 1985 Technical Appendix, include the following:
1. Vital Statistics Cooperative Program. In 1980, 45 States and New
York City furnished demographic data on computer tape and 15 of
these States also furnish cause-of-death data on computer tape
through the Vital Statistics Cooperative Program (VSCP).The following
States were added to the VSCP in 1979 and 1980.
State-coded demographic data State-coded medical data
1979 1980 1980
Connecticut Arkansas Colorado Mississippi
Hawaii New Mexico Kansas New Haapshire
Mississippi South Dakota Massachusetts Pennsylvania
New Jersey Minnesota South Carolina
Pennsylvania
Wyoming
2.Cause of death. Effective with the 1979 data year, causes of death are
classified by the Ninth Revision, International Classification of
Diseases.Principal features of this classification are described in the
enclosed publication "Estimates of Selected Comparability Ratios Eased
on Dual Coding of 1976 Death Certificates by the Eighth and Ninth Revi-
sions of the International Classification of Diseases," Monthly Vital
Statistics Report, Vol. 28, No. 11, Supplement, February 29, 1980.
3. New items. The public use tapes also include data on new items not
described in the 1978 Technical Appendix. These include (a) Marital status,
(b)State or country of birth, and (c) Place of death and status of decedent
when death occurred in a hospital or medical center. A discussion of
these items follows:
Marital status
Mortality statistics by marital status became available for 1979 for
the first time since 1961. Previously they were published in the
annual reports for the years 1949-51 and 1959-61. Several reports
specifically analyzing mortality by marital status have been
published including the special study based on 1959-61 data, "Mortality
from Selected Causes by Marital Status: United States," Vital and Health
Statistics, Series 20, Nos. 8a and 8b.
Mortality statistics by marital status are tabulated separately for the
following categories: Never married; Ever married; Married; Widowed;
Divorced. Ever married includes the categories married, widowed, and
divorced. Certificates in which the marriage was specified as being
annulled are classified as Never married.Where marital status was specified
as Separated or Common Law marriage, it was classified as Married. Of the
1,924,871 resident deaths 15 years and over, 9,261 (0.5 percent)
certificates had marital status not stated.
State or Country of Birth
Mortality statistics by State of birth became available for 1979 for the
first time since 1950.The place of birth of a decedent is assigned to one of
50 States or the District of Columbia; to one of the territorial possessions
of Puerto Rico,Guam or the Virgin Islands; to one of the countries of Canada,
Cuba, Mexico, or to the Remainder of the World as specified on the death
certificate. Deaths for which information on State of birth was unknown,
not stated, or not classifiable accounted for a small proportion of all
deaths in 1980, about 0.6 percent.
Early mortality reports published by the Bureau of the Census contained
tables showing nativity of parents as well as nativity of decendent. The
publication of these tables was discontinued in 1933.Mortality data showing
nativity of decendent were again published in annual reports for 1939 to 1941
, and for 1950, when comparable population figures were available.
Place of death and status of decendent when death occurred in hospital or
medical center Mortality statistics by place of death became available in1979
for the first time since 1958. Mortality data were also available for the
first time in 1979 for the status of decendent when death occurred in a
hospital or medical center. These data were obtained from the following two
items that appear on the U.S. Standard Certificate of Death:
Item 7c) Hospital or other institution--name (if not in either, give
street and number)
Item 7d) If hospital or institution, indicate DOA, Op/Emer. Room,
inpatient (specify)
All of the States and the District of Columbia have item 7c (or its
equivalent) on the death certificate. For 44 of the States in the Vital
Statistics Cooperative Program (VSCP), NCHS accepts the State definition,
classification, or codes for hospitals, medical centers or other
institutions.For New Mexico and for the 5 States and the District of Columbia
not in the VSCP, NCHS classifies and codes to a hospital or medical center
according to whether the terms "hospital", "clinic", or "medical center" are
entered as part of the name in item 7c or its equivalent.If the terms "hospi-
tal", "clinic", or "medical center" are not entered as part of the name, then
the entry is coded appropriately to one of the following: (1) other
institutions providing patient care,(2) dead on arrival--hospital clinic,
medical center name not given, (3) all other reported entries, or (4)
unknown, not stated.
Table 1-28 shows mortality data for the status of the decedent when death
occurred in a hospital or medical center. The data are shown for the
following 40 States that have item 7d or its equivalent on their death certi-
ficates:
Alaska New Hanpshire
Arizona New Jersey
Arkansas New Mexico
Colorado New York
Florida North Carolina
Georgia North Dakota
Hawaii Ohio
Idaho Oregon
Illinois Pennsylvania
Indiana Rhode Island
Iowa South Carolina
Kansas South Dakota
Kentucky Tennessee
Maine Utah
Michigan Vermont
Mississippi Virginia
Missouri Washington
Montana West Virginia
Nebraska Wisconsin
Nevada Wyoming
Population bases for computing rates
The populations used for computing rates (furnished by the U.S. Bureau of
the Census) represent the population residing in the specified area. The
population estimates for 1980 are based on the April 1,1980 census
enumeration.
The figures by race in the 1980 census are affected by changes in the
practice of reporting race, particularly on the part of the Hispanic popula-
tion, and in coding and classifying racial groups in the 1980 census. One
particular change has created a major inconsistency between the 1980 census
data and historical data series. About 40 percent of the Hispanic population
counted in 1980,or over 5.8 million persons,did not mark one of the specified
races listed on the census questionnaire but marked the "other" category
instead. In the 1980 census a modification was made in the coding procedures
in the treatment of persons who marked "other" race and wrote in a national
origin designation of a Latin American country or a specific Hispanic origin
group in response to the race question. These persons remained in the "other
races" category in 1980 census data; in previous censuses and in vital
statistics, such responses were almost always coded to the "white" category.
In order to maintain comparability, the 1980 census data by race have been
redistributed to conform to the historical categories.Unpublished tabulations
of these modified census counts were obtained from the U.S. Bureau of the
Census and were used for the computation of the rates.
In obtaining the modified census counts, persons who marked the "other"
race category and who reported any Spanish origin on the Spanish origin
question (5.8 million persons) were distributed to white and black races in
proportion to the distribution of persons of Hispanic origin who reported
their race to be white or black. This procedure was done for each age-sex
group. As a result of this procedure, 5.7 million persons were added to the
white population,and about 135,000 persons were added to black population.
Persons who marked the "other" race category and who reported that they were
not of Spanish origin (about 916,000 persons) were distributed as follows:
20 percent in each age-sex group were added to the category "Asian and
Pacific Islander" and 80 percent were added to the "white" category.1/
The count of American Indians, Eskimos, and Aleuts was not affected by these
procedures.
Rates for 1971-79 have been revised based on revised population for those
years which are consistent with the 1980 census levels.1/ The 1980 census
enumerated approximately 5.5 million persons more than were previously
estimated for April 1,1980 2/
1/ U.S. Bureau of the Census: Preliminary estimates of the population of
the United States, by age, sex, and race: 1970-1981. Current Population
Reports. Series P-25, No. 917. Washington. U.S. Government Printing
Office,
July 1982.
2/ U. S. Bureau of the Census: Coverage of the national population in the
1980 census, by age, sex, and race: Preliminary estimates by demographic
analysis. Current Population Reports. Series P-23, No. 115. Washington.
U.S. Government Printing Office, Feb. 1982.
Addendum 1981
1981 Addendum to Technical Appendix
1981 Addendum to "Technical Appendix" of Vital Statistics of the
United States, Volume II, Mortality, Part A
To assist the users of the mortality public-use tapes, attached is a copy of
the lastest "Technical Appendix" of Vital Statistics of the United States,
1985, Volume II, Mortality, Part A. This technical appendix provides certain
qualifications that are essential to using, analyzing, and interpreting the
data on those tapes. Certain modifications to the attached technical
appendix are essential to make it applicable to the mortality file for the
1981 data year.Those modifications, which will appear in the printed version
of the 1985 technical appendix, include the following:
1. Vital Statistics Cooperative Program. In 1981, 45 States
furnished demographic data on computer tape and 16 of these States
also furnished cause-of-death data on computer tape through the
Vital Statistics Cooperative Program (VSCP).The following States
were added to the VSCP in 1980 and 1981.
State-coded
demographic
data State-coded medical data
1980 1980 1981
Arkansas Colorado Mississippi Maine
New Mexico Kansas New Hampshire
South Dakota Massachusetts Pennsylvania
Minnesota South Carolina
2. The following IS VSCP States submitted precoded demographic data
for all deaths and precoded cause-of-death data for part of the deaths
along with copies of the original certificates from which NCHS coded
the remaining medical data: Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Idaho,
Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Montana, Ohio, Oklahoma, Rhode Island,
Tennessee, Texas, Washington, and Nest Virginia. The remaining 14
VSCP States submitted only precoded demographic data: Alaska,
Connecticut, Hawaii, Maryland, Missouri, Nevada, New Jersey, New
Mexico, New York, Oregon, South Dakota, Utah, Vermont, and Wyoming.
For the five States and the District of Columbia which were not
participants in the VSCP in 1981, NCHS coded all the demographic
data and all or part of the cause-of-death data.
Population Bases for Computing Rates:
The population used for computing rates shown in this report (furnished by
the U.S. Bureau of the Census) represents the population residing in the
specified area. Death rates for 1981 are based on populations estimated as of
July 1, 1981.1/ The estimates are based on the 1980 census count. The 1980
census counts by race were modified to be consistent with Office of Management
and Budget categories and historical categories for mortality data. The
modification procedures are discussed in detail in a Census Bureau report.2/
1. U.S. Bureau of the Census: Estimates of the population of the United
States, by age, race, and sex: 1980 to 1982. Current Population
Reports. Series P-25, No. 929, Washington, U.S. Government Printing
Office, 1983.
2. U.S. Bureau of the Census: Preliminary estimates of the population of
the United States by age, sex, and race: 1970-1981. Current Population
Reports. Series P-25, No. 917. Washington. U.S. Government Printing
Office.
Addendum 1982
1982 Addendum to Technical Appendix
1982 Addendum to "Technical Appendix" of Vital Statistics of
the United States, Volume II, Mortality, Part A
To assist users of the mortality public-use tapes, attached is a
copy of the latest "Technical Appendix" of Vital Statistics of the
United States, 1985, Volume II Mortality, Part A. This
technical appendix provides certain qualifications that are
essential to using, analyzing, and interpreting the data on those
tapes. Certain modifications to the attached technical appendix
are essential to make it applicable to the mortality file for the
1982 data year. Those modifications, which will appear in the
printed version of the 1985 technical appendix, include the
following:
I. Sources of data
Mortality data are provided by States in the Vital Statistics
Cooperative Program (VSCP), as well as non-VSCP States. These
areas and changes since 1979, are shown below:
A. Areas in the VSCP.
In 1982, 46 States, New York City, and Puerto Rico were included
in the VSCP. The following States were added during 1980-82:
Stated-coded demographic State-coded medical data
1980 1982 1980 1981
Arkansas North Dakota Colorado Mississippi Maine
New Mexico Kansas New Hampshire
South Dakota Massachusetts Pennsylvania
Minnesota South Carolina
Of the States in the VSCP, the following 16 submitted demographic
and cause-of-death data for all death certificates on computer
tape: Colorado, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Maine, Massachusetts,
Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Nebraska, New Hampshire,
North Carolina, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Virginia,
and Wisconsin.
The following 16 States submitted demographic data for all death
certificates, and cause-of-death data for 50-percent of their
mortality file along with copies of the original certificates
from which NCHS coded the cause of death data for the remainder
of the file: Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Idaho, Illinios,
Indiania, Kentucky, Montana, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma,
Rhode Island, Tennessee, Texas, Washington, and West Virginia.
The remaining 14 VSCP States, New York City, and Puerto Rico,
which submitted only precoded demographic data, included the
following: Alaska, Connecticut, Hawaii, Maryland, Missouri,
Nevada, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, Oregon, South Dakota,
Utah, Vermont, and Wyoming.
B. Areas not in the VSCP
For the four States (Arizona, California, Delaware, and Georgia),
the District of Columbia, the Virgin Islands, and Guam which
were not participants in the VSCP in 1982, NCHS coded all the
demographic data and cause-of-death data. Data for Puerto Rico,
the Virgin Islands, and Guam are not available on public-use
data tapes.
II. Classification of data
Place of death and status of decedent.--These data were obtained
from the following two items that appear on the U.S. Standard
Certificate of Death:
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Item 7c) Hospital or other institution--Name (if not in
either, give street and number)
Item 7d) If hosp. or inst. Indicate DOA, OP/Emer.Rm.,
Inpatient (Specify)
All of the States and the District of Columbia have item 7c (or its
equivalent) on the death certificate. For the 46 States in the
Vital Statistics Cooperative Program (VSCP), NCHS accepts the
the State definition, classification, or codes for hospitals,
medical centers, or other institutions. For the remaining four
States and the District of Columbia not in the VSCP, NCHS classifies
and codes to a hospital or medical center according to whether the
terms "hospital" or "medical center" are entered as part of the
name in item 7c or its equivalent. If the terms "hospital" or
"medical center" are not entered as part of the name, then the entry
is coded appropriately to one of the following: (1) other insitutions,
(2) all other reported entries, or (3) unknown, not stated--depending
upon the information entered in item 7c on the certificate.
The following 42 States (including New York City) have item 7d or
its equivalent on their death certificates:
Alaska Nevada
Arizona New Hampshire
Arkansas New Jersey
Colorado New Mexico
Connecticut New York
Florida North Carolina
Georgia North Dakota
Hawaii Ohio
Idaho Oregon
Illinois Pennsylvania
Indiana Rhode Island
Iowa South Carolina
Kansas South Dakota
Kentucky Tennessee
Louisiana Utah
Maine Vermont
Michigan Virginia
Mississippi Washington
Missouri West Virginia
Montana Wisconsin
Nebraska Wyoming
Effective with data for 1980, the coding of place of death and
status of decedent was changed. A new coding category was added:
"Dead on arrival-hospital, clinic, medical center name not
given." Deaths coded to this category are tabulated as "Dead on
arrival" (table-28) and "Not in hospital or medical center"
(table 1-29). Had the 1979 coding categories been used, these
deaths would have been tabulated as "Place unknown" in both
tables.
III. Population Bases for Computing Rates:
The population used for computing rates shown in this report
(furnished by the U.S. Bureau of the Census) represents the
population residing in the specified area. Death rates for 1982
are based on populations estimated as of July 1, 1982.1,2 The
estimates are based on the 1980 census count. The 1980 census
counts by race were modified to be consistent with Office of
Management and Budget categories and historical categories for
death data. The modification procedures are discussed in detail
in a Census Bureau report.3
1. U.S. Bureau of the Census: Estimates of the population of the
United States, by age, sex, and race: 1980 to 1982. Current
Population Reports. Series P-25, No. 949, Washington. U.S.
Government Printing Office, May, 1984.
2. U.S. Bureau of the Census: Estimates of the population of
States, by age: July 1, 1981, to 1983. Current Population
Reports. Series P-25, No. 951, Washington. U.S. Government
Printing Office, May 1984.
3. U.S. Bureau of the Census: Preliminary estimates of the population
of the United States by age, sex, and race: 1970 to 1981.
Current Population Reports. Series P-25, No. 917. Washington.
U.S. Government Printing Office, July 1982.
Addendum 1983
1983 Addendum to Technical Appendix
1983 Addendum to "Technical Appendix" of Vital Statistics
of the United States, Volume 11, Mortality, Part A
To assist the users of the mortality public-use data tapes,
attached is a copy of the latest "Technical Appendix" of Vital
Statistics of the United States, 1980, volume II, Mortality, Part
A. This technical appendix provides certain qualifications that
are essential to using, analyzing, and interpreting the data on
those tapes. Certain modifications to the attached technical
appendix are essential to make it applicable to the mortality
file for the 1983 data year. Those modifications, which will
appear in the printed version of the 1985 technical appendix,
include the following;
I. Sources of data
Mortality data are provided by States in the Vital Statistics
Cooperative Program (VSCP), as well as non-VSCP States. These
areas and changes since 1980, are shown below:
A. Areas in the VSCP.
In 1983, 46 States, New York City, and Puerto Rico were
included in the VSCP. The following States were added
during 1981-83:
State-coded demographic data State-coded medical data
1982 1981
North Dakota Maine
Of the States in the VSCP, the following 16 submitted
demographic and cause-of-death data for all death certificates
on computer tape: Colorado, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Maine,
Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Nebraska,
New Hampshire, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, South Carolina,
Virginia, and Wisconsin.
The remaining 30 VSCP States submitted demographic data for
all deaths along with copies of the original certificates
from which NCHS coded the cause-of-death data: Alabama, Alaska,
Arkansas, Connecticut, Florida, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois,
Indiania, Kentucky, Maryland, Missouri, Montana, Nevada, New
Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma,
Oregon, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah,
Vermont Washington, West Virgina, and Wyoming.
B. Areas not in the VSCP
For the four States (Arizona, California, Delaware, and
Georgia), the District of Columbia, the Virgin Islands, and
the Guam which were not participants in the VSCP in 1983, NCHS
coded all the demographic data and cause-of-death data. Data
for Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, and Guam are not available
on public-use data tapes.
II. Classification of data
Place of death and status of decedent.--These data were obtained
from the following two items that appear on the U.S. Standard
Certificate of Death:
Item 7c) Hospital or other institution--Name (if not in
either, give street and number)
Item 7d) If hosp. or inst. Indicate DOA, OP/Emer.Rm.,
Inpatient (Specify)
All of the States and the District of Columbia have item 7c (or
its equivalent) on the death certificate. For the 46 States in
the Vital Statistics Cooperative Program (VSCP), NCHS accepts the
the State definition, classification, or codes for hospitals,
medical centers, or other institutions. For the remaining four
States and the District of Columbia not in the VSCP, NCHS
classifies and codes to a hospital or medical center according to
whether the terms "hospital" or "medical center" are entered as
part of the name in Item 7c or its equivalent. If the terms
"hospital" or "medical center" are not entered as part of the
name, then the entry Is coded appropriately to one of the
following: (1) other institutions, (2) all other reported
entries, or (3) unknown, not stated--depending upon the information
entered in item 7c on the certificate.
The following 42 States (including New York City) have item 7d or
its equivalent on their death certificates:
Alaska Nevada
Arizona New Hampshire
Arkansas New Jersey
Colorado New Mexico
Connecticut New York
Florida North Carolina
Georgia North Dakota
Hawaii Ohio
Idaho Oregon
Illinois Pennsylvania
Indiana Rhode Island
Iowa South Carolina
Kansas South Dakota
Kentucky Tennessee
Louisiana Utah
Maine Vermont
Michigan Virginia
Mississippi Washington
Missouri West Virginia
Montana Wisconsin
Nebraska Wyoming
III. Population Bases for Computing Rates:
The population used for computing rates shown in this report
(furnished by the U.S. Bureau of the Census) represents the
population residing in the specified area. Death rates for 1983
are based on populations estimated as of July l, 1983.1,2 The
estimates are based on the 1980 census count. The 1980 census
counts by race were modified to be consistent with Office of
Management and Budget categories and historical categories for
death data. The modification procedures are discussed in detail
in a Census Bureau report.3
References
1. U.S. Bureau of the Census: Estimates of the population of the
United States, by age, sex, and race: 1980 to 1984. Current
Population Reports. Series P-25, No. 965, Washington. U.S.
Government Printing Office, March, 1985.
2. U.S. Bureau of the Census: State population estimates, by age
and components of change: 1980 to 1984. Current Population
Reports. Series P-25, No. 970, Washington. U.S. Government
Printing Office, June 1985.
3. U.S. Bureau of the Census: Preliminary estimates of the
population of the United States by age, sex, and race; 1970 to
1981. Current Population Reports. Series P-25, No. 917.
Washington. U.S. Government Printing Office, July 1982.
Addendum 1984
1984 Addendum to Technical Appendix
1984 Addendum to "Technical Appendix" of Vital Statistics of
The United States, Volume II, Mortality, Part A
To assist the users of the mortality public-use data tapes,
attached is a copy of the latest "Technical Appendix" Of the Vital
Statistics of the United States, 1985, Volume II, Mortality, Part
A. This technical appendix provides certain qualifications that
are essential to using, analyzing, and interpreting the data on
those tapes. Certain modifications to the attached technical
appendix are essential to make it applicable to the mortality
file for the 1984 data year. Those modifications, which will
appear in the printed version of the 1984 technical appendix,
include the following:
I. Source of data
A. Areas in the VSCP
In 1984, 46 States, New York City, and Puerto Rico were
included in the VSCP. The following States were added
during 1982-84:
State-coded demographic data Stated-coded medical data
1982 1983 1984
North Dakota Minnesota Maryland
New York
Vermont
Of the States in the VSCP, the following 19 submitted
demographic and cause-of-death data for all death certificates
on computer tape: Colorado, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Maine,
Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi,
Nebraska, New Hampshire, New York, North Carolina, Pennsyl-
vania, South Carolina, Vermont, Virginia, and Wisconsin.
The remaining 27 VSCP States submitted demographic data
for all deaths along with copies of the original certificates
from which NCHS coded the cause-of-death data: Alabama,
Alaska, Arkansas, Connecticut, Florida, Hawaii, Idaho,
Illinois, Indiania, Kentucky, Missouri, Montana, Nevada,
New Jersey, New Mexico, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon,
Rhode Island, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Washing-
ton, West Virginia, and Wyoming.
B. Areas not in the VSCP.
For the four States (Arizona, California, Delaware, and
Georgia), the District of Columbia, the Virgin Islands,
and Guam which were not participants in the VSCP in 1984,
NCHS coded all the demographic data and cause-of-death data.
Data for Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, and Guam are
not available on public-use data tapes.
II. Classification of data
Place of death and status of decedent.--These data were obtained
from the following two items that appear on the U.S. Standard
Certificate of Death:
Item 7c) Hospital or other institution--Name (if not in
either, give street and number)
Item 7d) If hosp. or inst. Indicate DOA, OP/Emer. Rm.,
Inpatient (Specify)
All of the States and the District of Columbia have item 7c (or
its equivalent) on the death certificate. For the 46 States in
the Vital Statistics Cooperative Program (VSCP), NCHS accepts the
State definition, classification, or codes for hospitals, medical
centers, or other institutions. For the remaining four States
and the District of Columbia not in the VSCP, NCHS classifies and
codes to a hospital or medical center according to whether the
terms "hospital" or "medical center" are entered as part of the
name in item 7c or its equivalent. If the terms "hospital" or
"medical center" are not entered as part of the name, then the
entry is coded appropriately to one of the following (1) other
institutions, (2) all other reported entries, or (3) unknown, not
stated--depending upon the information entered in item 7c on the
certificate.
The following 42 States (including New York City) have item 7d or
its equivalent on their death certificate:
Alaska Nevada
Arizona New Hampshire
Arkansas New Jersey
Colorado New Mexico
Connecticut New York
Florida North Carolina
Georgia North Dakota
Hawaii Ohio
Idaho Oregon
Illinois Pennsylvania
Indiana Rhode Island
Iowa South Carolina
Kansas South Dakota
Kentucky Tennessee
Louisiana Utah
Maine Vermont
Michigan Virginia
Mississippi Washington
Missouri West Virginia
Montana Wisconsin
Nebraska Wyoming
III. Population bases for computing rates:
The Population used for computing rates shown in this report
(furnished by the U.S. Bureau of the Census) represents the
population residing in the specified area. Death rates for 1984
are based on populations estimated as of July 1, 1984.1,2 The
estimates are based on the 1980 census count. The 1980 census
counts by race were modified to be consistent with Office of
Management and Budget categories and historical categories for
death data. The modification procedures are discussed in detail
in a Census Bureau report.3
Population estimates for 1984 used to compute death rates
incorporate new estimates for net emigration and net undocumented
immigration. For most age-race-sex groups, differences in
population estimates for 1984 based on the new assumptions as
compared with the previous assumptions regarding migration are
small. Death rates for 1984, therefore, are not strictly
comparable with those of previous year; although trends for the
total population and most age-race-sex groups are not
substantially affected. For additional detail, see the report of
the U.S. Bureau of the Census.1
References
1. U.S. Bureau of the Census: Estimates of the population of
the United States, by age, sex, and race: 1980 to 1985.
Current Population Reports. Series P-25, No. 985, Washington.
U.S. Government Printing Office, Mar. 1986.
2. U.S. Bureau of the Census: Press release CB85-229 (December
30, 1985) to be published in Current Population Reports.
Series P-25.
3. U.S. Bureau of the Census: Preliminary estimates of the
population of the United States by age, sex, and race: 1970 to
1981. Current Population Reports. Series P-25, No. 917.
Washington. U.S. Government Printing Office, July 1982.
Addendum 1985
1985 Addendum to Technical Appendix
1985 Addendum to "Technical Appendix" of Vital Statistics of the
United States, Volume II, Mortality, Part A
To assist the users of the mortality public-use data tapes, attached is a
copy of the latest "Technical Appendix" of the Vital Statistics of the
United
States, 1985, Volume II, Mortality, Part A. This technical appendix
provides certain qualifications that are essential to using, analyzing, and
interpreting the data on those tapes. Certain modifications to the
attached technical appendix are essential to make it applicable to the
mortality file for the 1985 data year. Those modifications, which will
appear in the printed version of the 1985 technical appendix, include the
following:
I. Source of data
In 1985, all the States, the District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico
were included in the VSCP. The following States were added for 1984
and 1985:
State-coded demographic data Stated-coded medical data
1985 1984
Arizona Maryland
California New York
Delaware Vermont
District of Columbia
Georgia
For 1985, of the States in the VSCP, the following 19 submitted
precoded medical data for all death certificates on computer tape:
Colorado, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts,
Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New York,
North Carolina, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Vermont, Virginia, and
Wisconsin.
The remaining 31 VSCP States and the District of Columbia submitted
copies of the original certificates from which NCHS coded the medical
data: Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Connecticut,
Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana,
Kentucky, Missouri, Montana, Nevada, New Jersey, New Mexico, North
Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Tennessee,
Texas, Utah, Washington, West Virginia, and Wyoming.
All States submitted precoded demographic data for all death
certificates on computer tape in 1985.
Data for Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, and Guam are not available
on the mortality public-use data tapes.
II. Classification of data
A. Hispanic origin.
Mortality statistics for the Hispanic-origin population for 1985
are based on information for those States and the District of
Columbia that included items on the death certificate to identify
Hispanic or ethnic origin of decedents. For 1985, data were
obtained from the District of Columbia and the following 22
States: Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Georgia, Hawaii,
Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Maine, Mississippi, Nebraska, Nevada,
New Jersey, New Mexico, New York (including New York City), North
Dakota, Ohio, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, and Wyoming. The same areas
provided this information for 1984, the first year for which these
data appear on the mortality public-use data tapes.
For 1985, mortality data published in Vital Statistics of the
United States (VSUS) tables 1-33 and 2-18 are based on deaths to
residents of all 22 reporting States and the District of Columbia.
In tables 1-34, 2-19, 2-20, and 2-21 mortality data for the
Hispanic-origin population are based on deaths to residents of 17
reporting States and the District of Columbia whose data were at
least 90 percent complete and considered to be sufficiently
comparable to be used for analysis. The 17 States are as follows:
Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Georgia, Hawaii,
Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Mississippi, Nebraska, New York
(including New York City), North Dakota, Ohio, Taxas, Utah, and
Wyoming. Excluded from these tables are data for New Mexico
because the format for the Hispanic item on the New Mexico death
certificate departs sufficiently from that of other areas to
result in non-comparable data. In addition, in tables 1-33 and 1-
34 for New Mexico, no deaths are shown for the category "not
stated" origin. Because of the way in which the item on the death
certificate for New Mexico is worded, it was not possible to
determine if a blank entry represented a response of "non-Hispanic
origin" or of "unknown origin." Accordingly, blank entries were
coded to "non-Hispanic." The data for four other States--Maine,
Nevada, New Jersey, and Tennessee--are excluded from these tables
because of the large proportion of deaths (in excess of ten
percent) occurring in these States for which Hispanic-origin was
not stated or unknown.
Infant mortality rates for Hispanic-origin population published in
VSUS, 1985 are based on numbers of resident infant deaths reported
as Hispanic-origin and numbers of resident live births by Hispanic
origin of mother for the 17 reporting States and the District of
Columbia. In computing infant mortality rates, deaths and live
births of unknown origin are not distributed among the specified
Hispanic and non-Hispanic groups.
