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Melanoma by County
Melanoma
Source NCI State Cancer Profiles (SEER and NPCR), 2018-2022 Provenance US federal agency · primary Agency National Cancer Institute Years 2022 Unit per 100,000 people Geography County (2,270 published) Counted among County residents Coverage 70% of counties Highest Kane County, Utah, 86.2 Lowest Adjuntas Municipio, Puerto Rico, 3.3
New melanoma cases per 100,000 people per year, 2018-2022, age-adjusted to the 2000 US standard population. Age adjustment matters here: without it this would largely be a map of where older people live.
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Highest counties
County Melanoma
Kane County, Utah 86.2
Washington County, Utah 79.5
Beaver County, Utah 72.3
Summit County, Utah 67.5
Olmsted County, Minnesota 65.8
Wasatch County, Utah 63.4
Mathews County, Virginia 59.8
San Luis Obispo County, California 59.2
Marin County, California 59.1
Lincoln County, Minnesota 58.4
Blaine County, Idaho 57.3
Clay County, Minnesota 56.9
Lowest counties
County Melanoma
Adjuntas Municipio, Puerto Rico 3.3
Bronx County, New York 3.4
Webb County, Texas 3.9
El Paso County, Texas 5.5
Prince George's County, Maryland 5.5
Rio Arriba County, New Mexico 6.2
Imperial County, California 6.2
McKinley County, New Mexico 6.4
Queens County, New York 6.7
Clayton County, Georgia 7.0
Cameron County, Texas 7.1
Hudson County, New Jersey 7.2
Counted among: County residents