ANALYTICAL STUDIES

GeographicPatternsin the Risk

of Dyhg and AssociatedFactors

Ages 35-74 Years

UnitedSMq1968-72

Sex-race-specific death rates for ages 35-74 years (age-adjusted) are

presented for selected causes of epidemiological importance for

each State and each of510 State economic areas. Factors associated

with geographic differences in death rates include mining, elevatiop,

population density, some indexes of patient care resources, and

especially the “enigma of the Southeast.”

DHHS Publication No. (PHS) 80-1402

Series 3

Number 18

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES

Public Health Service

Office of Health Research, Statistics, and Technology

National Center for Health Statistics

Hyattsville, Md. September 1980
Library of Congress Cataloging in Publication Data

Sauer, Herbert L

Geographic patterns in the risk of dying and associated factors, ages 35-74 years,

United States, 1968-72.

(Vital and health statistics: Series 3, Analytical studies; no. 18) (DHHS publication;

(PHS) 80-1402)

Includes bibliographical references.

Supt. of DOCS. No.: HE 20.6209:3/18

1. Medical geography–United States–Statistics. 2. Death–Causes–Statistics. 3. Mortality —United States. 4. United States–Statistics, Medical. 5. United States–Statistics,

Vital. L Title. II. Series: United States. National Center for Health Statistics. Vital and

health statistics: Series 3, Analytical studies; no. 18. 111. Series: United States. Dept. of

Health and Human Services. DHHS publication; (PHS) 80-1402.

RA409.U44 no. 18 [RA804] 321’.07’23s [614.4’273]

ISBN 0-8406-0184-0 79-607165

I’(!I’ salt> I,y the Suiw?rintf, ndent of 1h,(’uments, 1’. S. (Mverntnent Printing Mire

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Table 4. Rates par 100,000 population for selected causes of death for blwk mates aged 35-74 years (gga-edjuetad) by States and State economic waas: United States,

19SS-72

[Including just the 34 St8tes and 155 SEA’s with a black population aged 35-74 yeara inclusive in 1970 of more than 10,000, approximately the white population in the

least populous SEA. (The State rate is for the entfre black population in the State and thus wilt not be identicat with the SEA rate, even when only one SEA is Mad

under a State.)]

State and Smte ecenomic area

United Stete5 .............................................

AltiS ..........................................................

1 Nerdwvmt ........................................................

3 NerUI Central ...................................................

4 Eeat Central ......................................................

5 wem central, North,,,.. . . . . . .. . . .

6Wmhtral .....................................................

9 *a ..........................................................

A Sirmh#wrrl,.,..,.................. .... .. . . . ..

~m.v .....................................................

DtiMh ..............................................................

Arizona. ,,..,, ,,,,.,,. ,,. .....................................

Arhnrn .........................................................

5*tiwt ................................................

6S0uUr Central ...... . . . ... .. . .. . . .. ......

7 NO&w ..........................................................

sa ..................................................................

A Ltitle Rwk .......................................................

@lifOrnia .......................................................

A.% Frmim, Oaklati.,,..,,,,, ...........................

c~mO .......................................................

F L08 ~ba .......................................................

G San W~ ..........................................................

H sm Semwdino, Riverside, Ontario,...,,,.., .........

tib+ ........................................................

A~ .............................................................

Cemmcriit ,.,,.,.,,..,,,,,., .................................

A Brtit, Stamford, Nomlk., ........ .............

S New Haven, WaterhrY .. . .. ... . .

C Hertford, NW 6ritein, Bristol ..........................

ml . .........................................................

A Wilmington .......................................................

District of Columbia .......................................

FIWti ............................................................

2 Central North ...................................................

3 NortfI Central ...................................................

4 EM ht& ......................................................

5 tintrd Seuth ........... ......... .......... .... ....... .. ..

6 .*m .........................................................

A Jacksonville ......................................................

—

ALI. C

2,377.1

2,302.C

2,3s4.a

2,424.4

2,4S6.4

2,0a4.@

2,076.8

2,402.0

2,302.9

2,526.1

2,400.1

e

2,046.7

2,01B.7

2,021.4

1,E26.S

2,00?.2

2,471.0

1,912.7

1,667.6

1,m.a

1,6m.s

1,S75.2

1,706.2

2,002.0

2,074.3

2,0S2.4

2,115.7

2,240.9

1,873.3

2,652.2

3,010.0

2,660.1

2,674.9

2,6W.6

2,24$.9

2,6s8.0

2,603.4

3,459.7

2.S42.7

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140.

208

431.0

=

334.1

261.4

262.9

269.0

224.9

262.1

319.5

36s.9

380.2

423.7

389.9

326.5

326.0

313.1

262.7

312.6

362.7

411.2

412.7

246.1

421.4

443.2

3s3.5

26s.3

282.6

444.1

=

CA

PAN

167

-

CA

REsF

160.

163

—

145.?

-

105.2

—

67.7

69.9

63.$7

67.1

5s.2

66.1

136.2

115.6

182.5

139.3 —

66.7 —

110.3

60.1

56.4

S2.4

116,9

144.0

—

149.6

102.s

14S.6

167.5

94.4

93.s —

113.3

162.3

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7.7

7.7

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3.8

6.9

2.8

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11.s

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2.3

9.6

10.3

6.6

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9.9

9.4

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to.5

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4.6

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6.6

10.1

17.7

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7.0 —

5.s

6.0

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16.3 —

14.9

22.6

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413

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420.

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305.1

167.4

212.3

66.7

104.s

146.7

47,9

30.5

37.0

36.3 —

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SO.9

76.4

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71.4

29.9

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430.

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154

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185.

166

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44.7

29.s

23.4

11.4

26.2

39.6

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21.3

35,6 —

35.9 —

44.7

26.7

26.9

36.3

47.0

24.5 —

23.1

21 .s

25.2

12.s

26.7

31.0 —

37.7

17.3

Cv +

ILL D

28044S

760-725

CHR

RESP

4wl.4%f

517-519

47.9

40.3

37.7

40.2

32.1

21.6

23.6

22.6

66.0

34.6

54.2

135.9

27.4

19.5

18.6

24.1

27.9

42.3

Ml

46.0

36.0

46.6

45.8

97.1

56.3

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Ooo.

2.111.7

NO.OF

DEATHS

NATC

3s.:

-

2s.( —

23.!

19.4

312

222

17.6

19.4

32.1

32.3

26>

26.s —

31.9 —

26.4

30.3

31.7

32.1

24.2

37.9

—

37.4

22.1

40.s

31 .a

23.6

36.6 —

40.3

36.5

23.7

-

19.1

—

15.1

12.5

15.0

18.3

20.1

13.4

1S.8

30.6

20.6

34.9 —

22.0

—

11.7

26.6

14.3

23.3

2s.2

22.2

—

26.1

0.0

22.6

16.6

26,0

20.6 —

22.4

26.s

1,166.s

-

1,243.6

1.287.s

1,378.9

1,335.5

1,060.9

1,166.3

1,315.5

1,19s.s

1,436.6

1,221 .s

S89.o

1,1 5s.6

1,061.7

1,061.4

1,068.4

1.$49.6

1,283.1

S26.8

770.s

761.9

@2.2

671.6

642.s

698.6

807.s

672,9

54.(

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as.a

64.3

70.2

52a

64.4

67,2

74,6

62.4

41.9

47.1

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57.4 —

47.7

53.4

33.6

64.7

5s.0

33.7

—

31.3

26.9

30.9

40.1

36.8

2s.s —

31,4

36.9

663.7

507.4

410.7

654.4

601.6

Soo.o

356.9

549.1

378.2

478.5

S1O.5

560.7

641.9

s? 7.6

S26.6

46s.8

461.2

741.9

s55.8

632.6

643.3

674.7

43s.2

414.6

596.8

77.5

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21 !5.6 —

264.3

161.6

Se.s

149.0

235.9

13S.2

301.6

515.3

27.6

—30.9

131.3 —

1S2.3

136.8

157.6

136.0

65.1

4.1

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4.7

0.0

2.s

2.4

6.0

2s.5

31s,866 —

13,610

654

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l,SIB

1,285

3,61s

932

1,602

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5,362

545

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2,160

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3,669

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7,411

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2,004.1

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2,06s.2

1,733.3

1.780.2

2,076.2

2,047.1

2,26s.2

2,134.9

2,tM7.9

l,SIB.6

1,666.4

1,666s

1,5s6.9

1,779.6

2,143.7

1,679.2

1,s39.6

1,s53.7

1,662.5

1,526.0

1,462.5

1,773.6

1,821.6

1,636.6

307.6

265.3

28S.8

363.7

26s.9

27S.4

358.7

341.4

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m.1

171.3

27s.2

224.6

2SS.8

28s.2

271.2

31S.8

153.1

12s.9

13S.2

171.0

124.3

101.8

126.6

26.3

4S.2

26.6

32.4

43.0

51.3

614.S

551.1

43.2

44.7

126.2

161.8

31.3

17.7

6s.4

38.9

497

1.637

1,6s6.6

2,0S5.6

1,639.1

2,SS2.3

2,733.9

2,43S.1

2.31S.1

293.1

506.6

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551.3

668.2

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$71.0

2s.3

30.s

37.4

28.3

25.s

32.5

22.1

$1.9

146.0

167.9

162.2

103.9

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203.3

164.7 —

1S9.s

14.1

11.7

26.3

40.6

—

49.2

40.7 —

37.7

S8S.2

1,056.1

674.3

1,371.5

1,412.1

1,052.3

1.240.6

15.1

8.2

17.4

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15.6

14.6 —

18.3

24.4

4s,1

44.1

78.1

—

02.0

41.2 —

62.7

505.8

691.2

449.7

97s.9

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710.9

S69.o

65.6

52.2

23.7

60.4

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65.3

44.6 —

92.7

201.4

163.3

101.8

200.8

163.2

1s6.s

263.4

25s.2

336.3

270.9

260.8

274.7

301.6

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20.2

11.s

2S.6

9.5

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146.1

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14s.3

257.7

2m.4

219.2

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70.6

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49.6

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56.9

8s.5

99.2

66.1

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46.9

24.0

67.6

69.6

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536

634

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1,350

664

6,S14

1$,027

646

1,s26

1,041

1,597

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2,165

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14.4

17.7

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6.7

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4s.4 —

25.9

50.0

11.3 —

23.6

2,30S.S

1,946!9

2,345.5

2,200.4

2,6S7.2

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14s.s

133.2

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167.9

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1,231.3

1,292.s

1,236.S

1,s32.0

1,249,8

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Table 4. Rates per 100,000 population for aelectad causes of death for bl~k males aged 3!5-74 yaars (age-adjusted) by Statas and State eeonomic areas: Unitad States,

196S–72-Con.

[Including just the 34 States and 155 SEA’s with a black population aged 3$74 years inclusive in 1970 of more than 10,000, approximately the white population in the

least populous SEA. (The State rate in for the entire black population in tha State and thus will not be identical with the SEA rate, even when only one SEA is tisted

under a Stata.)]

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CA CA

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152- 20s ,W m

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428

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DEF RE8P

m 480493,

517-61s

NO. OF

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12.5 57.0

15.0 51.0

16.7 71.2

4.s 34.5

1&2 48.s

260.s 27.9

224.5 24.s

283.8 19.5

26s.4 27.6

231.3 16.9

240.s 25.1

212.3 42.4

438.3 45.0

1M .7 S&s

434.1 51.2

28.4 63.8

9.0 70.0

72.S

14.9 53.8

11.0 6s.7

11.4 43.8

ah 57.9

ktiumtt: ................................................ 2,236.S

2,30s.1

2,193.1

2.037.7

1,928.2

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2,253.6

1 ,s33.4

2.07ali

2,226.4

2,031.1

2,400a

2,146.9

2,487.S

2,404.1

2,s16.9

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2,366.0

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.

. w 1 ti .............. ..................................................

~ .~ ................................... ..........................

CT~ ............................................................

D (hi&r ............................................................

E Atkrnk CiW .....................................................

G htwsen, aifbn, Pss@c. .............................

H Jsrssv aW ........................................................ 1

22.8

?m.1

21.0

17.3

26.7

12.3

3S.6

20.1

=L- 9.0

m4.2

187.6

1*.1

157.0

lao.o

trJ*.7

173.6

12.4

10.6

11.2

11.1

4.1

13.$ 88.2

32.4 71.3

26.2 47.2

32.1 50.8

N,w Yerk ....................................................... 24.2 I 148.21 10.0 24.5 I 47.3

8s5.9 24.7

44s.2 36.5

381.8 14.7

456.2 43.4 l-l 2s.4 m7.4

2s.3 1,110.8

8.9 826.5

32.5 Sal .5

37.2 1,284.8

la9

23.2

15.3

18.1

1,6s7.8

2,358.7

2,105.0

2,414.6

2,68S.4

2,250.0

2,533.4

2BI .7

2,S65.9

2,255.5

2,746.6

2 a22. t

1,G19.8

2,141.3

1,807.s

2.177.5

2,2W.9

1.s84.6

2.221,7

2.255.0

2,301 .S

1,8s6.8

2.479.7

2.625.s

16.5 II8s.7 19.2

18.8 167.3 4.4

15.1 188.5 &1

24.3 148.9 10.2

23.4

40.2

33.9

36.8

65.1 —

48.9

61.1

71.0

42.8

77.4

81.7

67.S

467.6

6s8.1

516.5

8s6.0

730.0

674.0

827.0

882.3

761.0

!im.7

804.5

883.8

36.4

S1 .6

55.5

40.1

113.5

.

10S.8

%1.8

101.8

133.6

!48.1

I m.6

&l.3

172.2

226.1

172.5

187.5

334.1

280.3

318.7

20s.0

338.3

333.9

452.9

Sm.1

2:;: I

60.8

70.9

2s.3 E

422

1,524

407

24,061

17,208

1,281

1,241

923

1,0s6

1.367

2,*

1,681

Nerth Wrna ................................................ & 3 West Nerrh thrtrsl ...........................................

4 wan Cerrtrsl ........ ............................................

5 Wsst Scudr Central ...........................................

6 tintrd ..............................................................

7 SssS Nertlr Cktrsl ............................................

6 EM %Wd . .. .. ... ... ... .. .... ... .. .... .. .. ... .. ... ... ... .. ... ..

“ ,3.. .- “---.,

66.2 I 38.4

I

11.2 —

33s.0 10.s

336.1 31.3

313.0 18.8

35s.7 12.2

297.3 14.2

21.2 101.8

32.1 m.s :::

21 .s 81.1 9.3

14.8 108.5 10.4

21.4 84.0 5.6

23.2 111.4 8.3

17.4 122.9 11.2

41.9 1,234.6

20.9 1,410.1

37.7 1,507.8

24.7 1,3s1.0

32.S 1,243.0

35.3 1,576.1

33.8 1,60s.4

11.9

7.5

m.3

9.6

1.4

3.9

11.4

82.7 26.3

88.7 38.9

I 08.4 21,3

63.0 31.2

144.1 33.1

56.2 49.s

14s.1 22.3

377.3 28.6

415.6 40.9



i

Table 5. Rates per 100,000 population for selected causes of deeth for black famales esed 35-74 years krga-ediusted) by States and State WOnOMiC areas: United States,

1968-72-Con.

[Including just the 34 States and 1S5 SEA’S with a black population aged 3 s-74 years inclusive in 1970 of more than 10,OOO, approximately the white population in the

least populous SEA. (The State rate is for the entire black population in the State and thus will not be identical with the SEA rate, even when only one SEA is listed

under a State.)]

State and State eccmomic arm

Ftorida-Con.

O Penda .................................................

E Orlm& ....................................................

F West Palm beach ...,,,...,,.,,,....,,..,......,,...,..

G Fort bu&rtile .......................................

Gwqia ...................................................

4 Central, North, .........................................

6 Central, South,..,.,,., .............................

7 %um*t ................................................

8South @ntml...,,.,,,,, ................................

9 **t .................................................

8 Atlrnm .....................................................

c wu*$ .................................................

D Aw . ....................................................

E ~anti ...................................................

F WM .......................................................

Illinois ............................ . . . ..

c cal&@O.....................................................

F Emt St. Lcwi%,...,,,.,,,,,, .............................

l@lma ....................................................

A Gary, Hemmond, Eett fiti~ ..................

O ltitii5 ...............................................

KM~ .....................................................

8 Kansss Citv ...............................................

Kemackv ................................................

A Lwi~ille ...................................................

Lmisim8 .................................................

1 *tral ......................................................

2N~ ..................................................

3EMtintrai ..............................................

4 North ~ntral ............................................

6 E~ ...........................................................

8 South tintral ............................................

A W~rt ................................................

B NOW Orl.ns ..............................................

C Bat.xt RrNW., ................... ........................

E Monroe . ...... ......... . ... ... ...... ..... ... ...

mwled .................................................

4 Eastern ShOre ............................................

A aalti~ ..................................................

B Montgomery& Prince Georem Counties .

Madumtts,..,., ....................................

2=NAT C

ALL C L700-

~

CA

140.

m

27a.8

266.1

270.5

212.6

264.8

=

CA

C-R

152-

154

—

34.9

38.1

34.1

26.2

32.6

—

26.9

27.0

30.3

15.7

27.3

42.7

25.3

30.1

46.4

30.6

U.o —

46.6

30.3

43.4

—

40.4

49.6

34.6

—

33.6

4s2.2

—

35.3

2s.9

=

CA

PAN

167

=

CA

REsP

1s0.

163

—

11.3

10.3

$9.8

23.1

18.6

—

20.8

6.8

15.4

9.3

26.2

21.0

16.7

31.1

22.5

23.1

30.4

—

30.8

27.8

27.6

—

14.a

39.2

37.3

—

27.6

36.6

=

CA

8F3S1

174

~

CA

BLAO

168

8.6

4.1

9.1

8.2

5.5

8.0

6.7

4.4

1,4

2.0

5.6

12.7

2.6

7.9

4.0

5.6

6.1

1.5

s.a

3.6

7.2

3.6

3.3

8.0

~

CA

ILLD

195-

1ss

Cv +

ILLD

3aa-44a,

780.766

a54.1

877.4

637.0

902.6

l,otx.a

935.7

1,000.0,

1,~2.9

wa.7

1,130.2

642.B

1,0s4.9

1.201.7 I

1.213.0

1,057.3 ‘

I

s

8s1.0 I

664.5 ~

7M.2 I

~

706.1 I

-+

587.3

642.6

S61.5 ~

~

RHD

RF

3370

Sa8

3,0

10.2

18,1

11.3

9.0

7.8

3.6

8.0

7.2

6,3

10,4

13.2

12.5

16.3

4.6

12.0

12.2

8.0

16.6

9.7

17.1

9.7

10.5

6.4

=

HYP

HHD

4W.

404

=

ISCH

HT

410.

413

OTH

HT

STRK

430.

420. Aw

42a

35.4 174,8

50.3 305.9

17.9 246.3

60.3 2a2. 1

75.0 341.0

36.8 317.3

42.5 390.6

5s.5 3s5.5

123.5 361.1

I 03.9 377.0

75.1 267.8

U73.9 315.7

36.8 340.5

145.6 478.8

64.1 374.7

92.9 164.3

Iw.8 t67.7

24.3 17a.1

42.7 228.5

35.0 273,4

43.6 214.8

19.7 153.6

25.3 179.0

44.7 219.0

60.3 251.0

73,2 213.3

47.2 206.4

56.0 230.6

51.0 202.0

36.8 160.9

87.5 224.1

69.4 223.1

68.9 173.7

60.3 205.5

137,9 261.9

!63.4 213.3

34.4 154.2

66.1 174.7

34.8 161.3

19.0 130.5

26.B 127.8

27.6 121.5

=

ILL

DEF

780.

—

5.8

35,9

27.1

13.3

39.4

—

45.8

47,7

37.0

39. !

19.9

54,7

M.2

10.9

7,8

3.1 —

2.5

8.5

7.4 —

To.1

1.8

10.1 —

t 2.8

4.0 —

5.2

9.7

~

CHR

RESP

490.493,

517.519

5.B

29.4

20.2

26.3

13.1

10.0

8.8

4.1

12.3

22.2

22.6

?0.2

14.5

16.4

9.7

14.s

*4.7

12.6

17.5

15.6

17.2

13.8

17.9

24.2

31.1

20.6

10.1

7.3

9,s

7.4

12.6

20.1

13.9

20.8

66.0

22.5.

17,2

11.8

17.7

13,4

11,1

-

11.3

NO. OF

)EATHs

NATC

495

735

665

675

16,644

2,444

810

2,410

1,249

601

4,221

W3

1,25a

812

14,715

12,738

910

3,768

1,216

1,478

1,037

433

3,46s

1,495

13,36s

662

e41

812

701

976

1,353

1,245

4,272

482

6,960

781

5,3(M

508

1,325

—

1,470.C

1.635.5

1,637.3

1,667.9

I ,42a.a

1,640.3

1,645.6

1.460.1

19.7

6.2

9.3

3.6

12.5

47.0

44.4

46.8

2S.6

48.3

—

44.6

40.7

41.5

31.9

52.1

55.9

52.9

49.8

63.6

24.0

54.6

—

56.9

4S.6

62.5

—

6e.3

56.6

47.2

—

33.1

46.9

40.9

t 7.0

6.8

15.7

30.7

22.4

20. !

24.1

33.1

34.3

40.9

41.3

23.3

34.2

46.9

18.8

18.0

30.3

25.0

21.8

26.2

18.6

14.4

17.6

46.7

49.9

40.4

44,4

63.6

—

51.9

36.0

56.2

53.6

113,1

47,1

125.2

I 26.8

M.9

80.4

83.4

—

61.2

161.8

49.2

—

63.6

2s.9

33.9 —

25.S

46.2

560.6

4W,2

440.9

4s1 .5

437.2

436.4

443.5

420.9

362.0

471.5

462.1

331.6

SB1.2

402.3

502.3

4s0.3

454.0

493.6

413.4

461.8

362.5

354.3

261.3

503.1

S31 .6

466.3

1.738.1 r

1,657.0

1,489.4

1,52%5

1,603.3

1,526.1

1,824.9

1.732.0

1,686.1

1,931.6

2,012.5

1.752.1

—

1,574.7

1.620.2

1,676.2

1.B03.3

1,619.4

233.3

200.3

2W.5

206.9

276.0

263.2

267.4

261.9

348.6

260.3

306.5

6.8

10.0

!1.1

16.7

6.6

11.6

17.5

19.B

1&8

10.2

16.9

1,814.6

1,772.6

2,011.7

2,106.7

1,817.6

i

1,462.2

1,476.3

1,465.6

1,6w.3

1,526.1

1,528.1

.

312.1

287.9

300.0

17.1

17,3

14.6

—

11.8

18.8

16.6

—

20.7

13.7

—

10.8

11.B

1,411,0

1,557.5

1,341.1

1.470.1

1,623.5

1,396.3

3W.8

316.0

272.7

271.5

322.0

t1,166.3

1,227.8

1256.7

1,315.6

-it

1,617.6 1,646.6

1,701.7 1,623.6 306.6

267.4

32.3

25.3

45.8

S4.6

8.5

8.6

13.5

34.0

!30s.6

636.6

3.9

6.7

30.6

1,52s.3 II 1,4335.1 36.0

JI

1,468.3 1,411.6

1,401.6 1,338.2

1,340.6 1,281.7

1,166.4 1,~.6

1,687.1 1,487.3

1,687.3 1,535.5

1,413.3 1,343.0

1,736.7 1,675.5

1,553.4 1,512.1

1,628.1 1,672.4

1,467.5 1,397.7

1,640.6 1,474,7

1,532,B 1,472.1

1,112.0 1,068.3

266.6

H7.6

271.6

240.2

226.5

322.5

246.7

336.9

295.8

247.3

3W.1

261.6

311.4

277.4

286.9

9m 0

14.7

16.9

16.8

17.0

23.9

42.7

23.6

42.3

30.9

28.2

41 .B

—

36.4

44.5

36.7

37.9

—

352

5.9

12.4

10.7

8.5

1.5

17,4

11.1

10.s

20.3

12.1

12.9 —

18. ?

12.1

13.8

15.3

—

15.7

14.4

18.7

32.9

12.6

20.9

21.4

16.9

34.3

24.4

16.7

36.1 —

24.5

36.3

20.0

30.7 —

26.8

53.8

S2.3

W.9

55.1

42.3

66.1

62.2

64.4

=.5

32.5

52.3 —

42.3

53.1

62.2

57.7 —

W.9

6.3

6.3

7.7

4.0

10.0

11.3

4.2

6.5

4.8

5.4

5.9

3.5

6.8

12.2

1.6

1.2

46.0

32.7

42.9

24.8

32.7

44.9

20.4

31.9

62.4

22.4

33.1

33.4

35.2

25.2

25,7

25.7

818.1

656.8

73%6

577.6

S07.8

660.4

770.9

910.5

B77.3

914.3

70%3

801.2

745.5

513.7

552.4

!%8.7

4.7

7,3

5.0

6.6

4.9

3.4

6.8

6.7

10.0

8.7

13,4 —

9.0

15.7

6.2

17.0 —

lB.1

23.9

47.6

37,3

43.4

24.6

37.7

70,9

26.4

24.9

S2.3

35.0 —

69.3

31.6

19,7

36.5 —

39.3

516.8

467.3

416.8

261.8

51a.4

511.7

436.5

571.4

367.9

247.2

442.8

470.1

486.9

324.2

31s.5

317.3

3.8

lB.1

4.3

6.1

33.1

2.2

3.2

6.5

4.6

28.8

6.8 —

7.2

5.4

5.3

7.4 —

7.a