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Colorectal Cancer in Iowa: Incidence, Late-Stage Incidence, and Mortality 1999 to 2009 These maps were produced by the University of Iowa, Department of Geography Published on June 23, 2013 For more information, please visit: http://uiowa.edu/iowacancermaps2/

These maps were produced by the University of Iowa, Department of Geography Published on June 23, 2013

Data Sources Data sources: Iowa Health Registry for cancer incidence data Iowa Department of Public Health for mortality data US Census Bureau for population and geographic data. Support for these maps was provided by the National Cancer Institute (1RC4 CA153493-01) through the Department of Family Medicine and the Iowa Cancer Consortium

Acknowledgements This project was supported by The National Cancer Institute (1RC4 CA153493-01) Personnel Principal Investigator: Gerry Rushton, PhD: UI -- Department of Geography Project Manager: Kevin Matthews: UI Department of Geography Senior Cartographer: Dave Haynes: UI Department of Geography Barcey Levy MD/PhD: UIHC -- Department of Family Medicine Charles Lynch MD/PhD: UI -- Department of Epidemiology Anne Gaglioti, MD: UIHC -- Department of Family Medicine Tina Devery, Iowa Cancer Consortium Programming Assistance: Michael Lash: UI Department of Computer Science