WNYAtlas · Public Health Atlas

One explorer. Every supported county indicator.

Choose a topic, measure, and Western New York county. Every result preserves its reporting period, denominator, statewide placement, and source limitations.

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Western New York

Circles show approximate county centers and are sized by the selected value. They are not patient locations.

Eight-county comparison

Highest reported value to lowest

Placement is descriptive. “Highest” is not automatically “worst,” particularly for access, income, screening, and protective measures.

Historical trend

Erie County and the NYS-excluding-NYC reference

Bars use the source's annual values. Definition changes and gaps remain attached to the official series.

Erie CountyNYS excluding NYC
201216.9
201216.9
201314.7
201314.7
201422.6
201422.6
201620.4
201620.4
201720.9
201720.9
201819.2
201819.2
201912.2
201912.2
20205.2
20205.2
20218.5
20218.5

All New York counties

Sortable-source audit view

42 counties have a reported value for this indicator. Suppressed or unavailable values are not assigned a rank.

RankCountyValuePeriodEventsDenominator
1Bronx42.820211,484346,834
2New York21.12021482228,279
3Monroe15.92021243153,226
4Kings15.82021935591,707
5Onondaga13202112898,563
6Queens132021599459,585
7Greene11.6202197,762
8Nassau11.32021333295,955
9Westchester11.22021238211,674
10Columbia10.12021109,938
11Richmond9.82021104106,219
12Albany9.420215356,443
13Oneida9.220214548,913
14Suffolk9.12021284313,770
15Cayuga8.920211314,610
16Niagara8.920213741,692
17Orange8.8202190102,667
18Erie8.52021162190,276
19Schenectady8.520212934,009
20Dutchess7.220213954,449
21Cattaraugus6.620211116,697
22Rockland6.620216598,266
23Chautauqua6.320211625,588
24Montgomery6.12021711,402
25Sullivan620211016,763
26Oswego5.820211424,197
27Ulster5.820211831,297
28Fulton5.72021610,486
29Putnam5.320211018,784
30Rensselaer5.220211630,496
31Warren5.22021611,479
32Tompkins4.82021714,678
33Broome4.320211637,520
34Saratoga4.220211945,268
35St. Lawrence4.22021921,415
36Wayne4.22021819,110
37Ontario2.82021621,585
38Jefferson2.22021627,741
39Chenango0202109,487
40Clinton02021014,215
41Essex0202105,910
42Schuyler0202103,340

Official local detail

The most detailed supported geography

The local map retains the source geography and does not assign county averages to neighborhoods.

Childhood asthma emergency visitsZCTA internal point · Emergency-department visits per 10,000 residents aged 0–17

Community comparison

Childhood asthma emergency-department visits

County and New York rates use NYSDOH SPARCS records. The national reference uses CDC's HCUP estimate and covers 2020, so its different period is shown directly on the row.

Selected measure

Childhood asthma emergency-department visits

Crude visits per 10,000 residents aged 0–17. Every row retains its own reporting period.

Erie County2020–2022
54.2
Niagara County2020–2022
51.9
New York State2020–2022
64.1
United States2020
36.4