Official public-health data exploration
Compare adult obesity, diabetes, smoking, physical inactivity, high blood pressure and other indicators using model-based estimates from CDC PLACES.
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Build a data view
Selections update the ranking, distribution, comparison and table below.
At a glance
Summary statistics update with the selected measure, geography and population threshold.
Explore geographically
Select a state to open its county map. Hover or use the keyboard to inspect values.
National colors summarize the county estimates currently loaded for each state. Open a state to see the actual county-level estimates.
Ranked comparison
Counties ranked by the selected measure.
Shape of the data
How county values are spread, with median and county mean marked.
Side-by-side analysis
Add up to five counties. Differences are shown in percentage points, not percent change.
No counties selected. Choose one above or click a bar in the ranking chart.
Inspect every row
Search, sort and export the current official dataset.
| County | State | FIPS | Estimate | Low CI | High CI | Population | Year |
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Download and reuse
Download the visible table, save the ranking chart, copy a shareable URL or print a clean report.
Read before interpreting
These values describe populations, not individual people, and should not be used as personal medical assessments.
The current PLACES county dataset is the 2025 release. Most included measures use 2023 BRFSS data; short sleep and four other biennial measures use 2022 data.
CDC uses multilevel regression and poststratification to estimate local prevalence. Values are modeled estimates with uncertainty, not exact counts.
Crude prevalence reflects the population as it exists. Age-adjusted estimates support fairer comparisons between places with different age structures.
The table and tooltips include 95% confidence limits. Small differences should not be treated as meaningful without considering uncertainty.
Many PLACES measures are based on self-reported BRFSS responses and may be affected by recall and reporting bias.
CDC did not publish 2023-based estimates for Kentucky and Pennsylvania in the 2025 release. Five measures based on 2022 data were carried forward for those states.
Official sources
BMITDEE presents and visualizes the records; it does not create or alter the underlying government statistics.
Local Data for Better Health, county-level open-data format, 2025 release.
CDC PLACES overviewThe server proxy queries the official Socrata dataset swc5-untb.
Official state and county boundary geometry used by the interactive map.
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