NC: Congressional District 11, Heart Disease and Federally Qualified Health Centers Map [119th Congress]
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Alternative Title:Map of Heart Disease and Federally Qualified Health Centers: By Congressional District & County: 119th Congress: North Carolina District 11
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Description:Heart disease death rates can differ considerably within a congressional district. These maps highlight the patterns in county−level heart disease death rates within this congressional district.
The map for Congressional District 11 in North Carolina shows that heart disease death rates (ages 35+, 2021 - 2023) for counties (or partial counties) in the district range from 264 - 451 per 100,000. For North Carolina and the United States, heart disease death rates are 363 and 374 per 100,000, respectively. There are a total of 71 Federally Qualified Health Centers in District 11.
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Pages in Document:2 pdf pages
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Contributor:Patrick, Holly ; Launt, Deidre
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Volume:2026
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