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The 2023 Adult Obesity Prevalence Maps for 48 states, the District of Columbia (DC), and three U.S. territories show the proportion of adults with obesity. These maps are based on self-reported weight and height from the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS).
The PLACES Project provides county-, city-, census tract-, and zip code-level small-area estimates for chronic disease risk factors, health outcomes, and clinical preventive service use, including Adult Obesity, across the United States.
New CDC population data from 2023 show that in 23 states more than one in three adults (35%) has obesity. Before 2013, no state had an adult obesity prevalence at or above 35%. Currently, at least one in five adults (20%) in each U.S. state is living with obesity.
Maps of U.S. adult obesity prevalence plus data, statistics, and research resources and findings.
Adult Obesity Data. State, county, and some local data (Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System) Children and Adolescent Obesity Data. Low-income preschoolers: County data (Pediatric Nutrition Surveillance System) – available through the Food Environment Atlas.
Many of the U.S. counties with the highest obesity rates are located in the South, with Mississippi having the most counties on this list of any state at 10, followed by seven from Alabama....
The CDC 2022 Adult Obesity Prevalence Maps for 50 states, the District of Columbia, and 3 US territories show the proportion of adults with a body mass index (BMI) equal to or greater than 30 ( ≥30 kg/m2) based on self-reported weight and height. Data are presented by race, ethnicity, and location.
This map shows which United States counties have obesity rates that are above and below the national average in 2022. Web Map by esyedaEAS190Sum24
Among the most obese counties were Saginaw (41.7%), Clare (41.6%), Montcalm (40.8%), Hillsdale (40.8%), Isabella (40.7%), Gratiot (40.6%) and Baraga (40.5%). Below...
As shown in the above bar graph, men and women differ in their rates of obesity and severe obesity. More women (11.5%) than men (6.9%) have severe obesity. Severe obesity was highest among people ages 40 to 59 (11.5%), followed by people ages 20 to 39 (9.1%) and people ages 60 and older (5.8%).