Counties in Virginia by coronary heart disease in adults, local model estimate

Bath County had the highest coronary heart disease in adults, local model estimate of 133 counties in 2021, at 10.5%. Arlington County had the lowest, at 3.4%. The median was 7.1%. Source: the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

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Highest10.5Bath County
Median7.1133 counties

Map of counties, 2021

Accomack County: 8.9 %Albemarle County: 5.3 %Alleghany County: 8.6 %Amelia County: 7.6 %Amherst County: 7.5 %Appomattox County: 7.4 %Arlington County: 3.4 %Augusta County: 7.2 %Bath County: 10.5 %Bedford County: 6.9 %Bland County: 7.8 %Botetourt County: 7 %Brunswick County: 8 %Buchanan County: 9.9 %Buckingham County: 8 %Campbell County: 7.2 %Caroline County: 6.2 %Carroll County: 8.9 %Charles City County: 8.6 %Charlotte County: 8.6 %Chesterfield County: 5.1 %Clarke County: 6.6 %Craig County: 7.9 %Culpeper County: 6 %Cumberland County: 7.2 %Dickenson County: 9.7 %Dinwiddie County: 6.6 %Essex County: 8.5 %Fairfax County: 4.3 %Fauquier County: 5.6 %Floyd County: 7.8 %Fluvanna County: 6 %Franklin County: 8 %Frederick County: 6.2 %Giles County: 7.7 %Gloucester County: 6.6 %Goochland County: 6.2 %Grayson County: 9.2 %Greene County: 6.3 %Greensville County: 6.6 %Halifax County: 8.7 %Hanover County: 5.7 %Henrico County: 5.2 %Henry County: 9.3 %Highland County: 9.6 %Isle of Wight County: 6.5 %James City County: 6.6 %King and Queen County: 7.9 %King George County: 5.3 %King William County: 5.9 %Lancaster County: 9.6 %Lee County: 9.5 %Loudoun County: 3.8 %Louisa County: 7.1 %Lunenburg County: 8.7 %Madison County: 7.6 %Mathews County: 8.3 %Mecklenburg County: 8.7 %Middlesex County: 9.1 %Montgomery County: 5 %Nelson County: 8.2 %New Kent County: 5.6 %Northampton County: 8.8 %Northumberland County: 9.8 %Nottoway County: 7.6 %Orange County: 6.7 %Page County: 7.9 %Patrick County: 8.7 %Pittsylvania County: 8.6 %Powhatan County: 6 %Prince Edward County: 6.2 %Prince George County: 5.8 %Prince William County: 4.2 %Pulaski County: 7.7 %Rappahannock County: 7.8 %Richmond County: 7.9 %Roanoke County: 6.4 %Rockbridge County: 8.2 %Rockingham County: 6.6 %Russell County: 8.8 %Scott County: 9.1 %Shenandoah County: 7.6 %Smyth County: 8.6 %Southampton County: 7.3 %Spotsylvania County: 5.4 %Stafford County: 4.3 %Surry County: 8.4 %Sussex County: 6.6 %Tazewell County: 8.5 %Warren County: 6.3 %Washington County: 7.8 %Westmoreland County: 8.9 %Wise County: 7.7 %Wythe County: 7.8 %York County: 5.2 %Alexandria city: 4 %Bristol city: 8 %Buena Vista city: 7.7 %Charlottesville city: 4.6 %Chesapeake city: 5 %Colonial Heights city: 6.2 %Covington city: 7.9 %Danville city: 8.3 %Emporia city: 9.3 %Fairfax city: 4.7 %Falls Church city: 3.9 %Franklin city: 8 %Fredericksburg city: 4.2 %Galax city: 7.8 %Hampton city: 5.8 %Harrisonburg city: 4.5 %Hopewell city: 7.3 %Lexington city: 4.2 %Lynchburg city: 5 %Manassas city: 4.6 %Manassas Park city: 4.4 %Martinsville city: 7.7 %Newport News city: 5.7 %Norfolk city: 4.7 %Norton city: 7.7 %Petersburg city: 7.1 %Poquoson city: 5.7 %Portsmouth city: 6 %Radford city: 4.5 %Richmond city: 5.2 %Roanoke city: 6.7 %Salem city: 6.1 %Staunton city: 6.6 %Suffolk city: 5.5 %Virginia Beach city: 4.9 %Waynesboro city: 6.8 %Williamsburg city: 4.9 %Winchester city: 6.1 %
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  • 8.6 and over
%, 2021. Source: CDC, PLACES: Local Data for Better Health, County Data (swc5-untb, fu4u-a9bh, h3ej-a9ec and later releases), coronary heart disease in adults, crude prevalence. Boundaries: U.S. Census Bureau cartographic boundary files.

Top 40 counties, 2021

Bath County: 10.5 %Bath County10.5Buchanan County: 9.9 %Buchanan County9.9Northumberland County: 9.8 %Northumberland County9.8Dickenson County: 9.7 %Dickenson County9.7Highland County: 9.6 %Highland County9.6Lancaster County: 9.6 %Lancaster County9.6Lee County: 9.5 %Lee County9.5Emporia city: 9.3 %Emporia city9.3Henry County: 9.3 %Henry County9.3Grayson County: 9.2 %Grayson County9.2Middlesex County: 9.1 %Middlesex County9.1Scott County: 9.1 %Scott County9.1Accomack County: 8.9 %Accomack County8.9Carroll County: 8.9 %Carroll County8.9Westmoreland County: 8.9 %Westmoreland County8.9Northampton County: 8.8 %Northampton County8.8Russell County: 8.8 %Russell County8.8Halifax County: 8.7 %Halifax County8.7Lunenburg County: 8.7 %Lunenburg County8.7Mecklenburg County: 8.7 %Mecklenburg County8.7Patrick County: 8.7 %Patrick County8.7Alleghany County: 8.6 %Alleghany County8.6Charles City County: 8.6 %Charles City County8.6Charlotte County: 8.6 %Charlotte County8.6Pittsylvania County: 8.6 %Pittsylvania County8.6Smyth County: 8.6 %Smyth County8.6Essex County: 8.5 %Essex County8.5Tazewell County: 8.5 %Tazewell County8.5Surry County: 8.4 %Surry County8.4Danville city: 8.3 %Danville city8.3Mathews County: 8.3 %Mathews County8.3Nelson County: 8.2 %Nelson County8.2Rockbridge County: 8.2 %Rockbridge County8.2Bristol city: 8 %Bristol city8Brunswick County: 8 %Brunswick County8Buckingham County: 8 %Buckingham County8Franklin city: 8 %Franklin city8Franklin County: 8 %Franklin County8Covington city: 7.9 %Covington city7.9Craig County: 7.9 %Craig County7.9Bath County: 10.5 %Bath County10.5Buchanan County: 9.9 %Buchanan County9.9Northumberland County: 9.8 %Northumberland County9.8Dickenson County: 9.7 %Dickenson County9.7Highland County: 9.6 %Highland County9.6Lancaster County: 9.6 %Lancaster County9.6Lee County: 9.5 %Lee County9.5Emporia city: 9.3 %Emporia city9.3Henry County: 9.3 %Henry County9.3Grayson County: 9.2 %Grayson County9.2Middlesex County: 9.1 %Middlesex County9.1Scott County: 9.1 %Scott County9.1Accomack County: 8.9 %Accomack County8.9Carroll County: 8.9 %Carroll County8.9Westmoreland County: 8.9 %Westmoreland County8.9Northampton County: 8.8 %Northampton County8.8Russell County: 8.8 %Russell County8.8Halifax County: 8.7 %Halifax County8.7Lunenburg County: 8.7 %Lunenburg County8.7Mecklenburg County: 8.7 %Mecklenburg County8.7Patrick County: 8.7 %Patrick County8.7Alleghany County: 8.6 %Alleghany County8.6Charles City County: 8.6 %Charles City County8.6Charlotte County: 8.6 %Charlotte County8.6Pittsylvania County: 8.6 %Pittsylvania County8.6Smyth County: 8.6 %Smyth County8.6Essex County: 8.5 %Essex County8.5Tazewell County: 8.5 %Tazewell County8.5Surry County: 8.4 %Surry County8.4Danville city: 8.3 %Danville city8.3Mathews County: 8.3 %Mathews County8.3Nelson County: 8.2 %Nelson County8.2Rockbridge County: 8.2 %Rockbridge County8.2Bristol city: 8 %Bristol city8Brunswick County: 8 %Brunswick County8Buckingham County: 8 %Buckingham County8Franklin city: 8 %Franklin city8Franklin County: 8 %Franklin County8Covington city: 7.9 %Covington city7.9Craig County: 7.9 %Craig County7.9
%. Source: CDC, PLACES: Local Data for Better Health, County Data (swc5-untb, fu4u-a9bh, h3ej-a9ec and later releases), coronary heart disease in adults, crude prevalence. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

Full ranking

RankCounties2021 (%)
1Bath County10.5
2Buchanan County9.9
3Northumberland County9.8
4Dickenson County9.7
5Highland County9.6
5Lancaster County9.6
7Lee County9.5
8Emporia city9.3
8Henry County9.3
10Grayson County9.2
11Middlesex County9.1
11Scott County9.1
13Accomack County8.9
13Carroll County8.9
13Westmoreland County8.9
16Northampton County8.8
16Russell County8.8
18Halifax County8.7
18Lunenburg County8.7
18Mecklenburg County8.7
18Patrick County8.7
22Alleghany County8.6
22Charles City County8.6
22Charlotte County8.6
22Pittsylvania County8.6
22Smyth County8.6
27Essex County8.5
27Tazewell County8.5
29Surry County8.4
30Danville city8.3
30Mathews County8.3
32Nelson County8.2
32Rockbridge County8.2
34Bristol city8
34Brunswick County8
34Buckingham County8
34Franklin city8
34Franklin County8
39Covington city7.9
39Craig County7.9
39King and Queen County7.9
39Page County7.9
39Richmond County7.9
44Bland County7.8
44Floyd County7.8
44Galax city7.8
44Rappahannock County7.8
44Washington County7.8
44Wythe County7.8
50Buena Vista city7.7
50Giles County7.7
50Martinsville city7.7
50Norton city7.7
50Pulaski County7.7
50Wise County7.7
56Amelia County7.6
56Madison County7.6
56Nottoway County7.6
56Shenandoah County7.6
60Amherst County7.5
61Appomattox County7.4
62Hopewell city7.3
62Southampton County7.3
64Augusta County7.2
64Campbell County7.2
64Cumberland County7.2
67Louisa County7.1
67Petersburg city7.1
69Botetourt County7
70Bedford County6.9
71Waynesboro city6.8
72Orange County6.7
72Roanoke city6.7
74Clarke County6.6
74Dinwiddie County6.6
74Gloucester County6.6
74Greensville County6.6
74James City County6.6
74Rockingham County6.6
74Staunton city6.6
74Sussex County6.6
82Isle of Wight County6.5
83Roanoke County6.4
84Greene County6.3
84Warren County6.3
86Caroline County6.2
86Colonial Heights city6.2
86Frederick County6.2
86Goochland County6.2
86Prince Edward County6.2
91Salem city6.1
91Winchester city6.1
93Culpeper County6
93Fluvanna County6
93Portsmouth city6
93Powhatan County6
97King William County5.9
98Hampton city5.8
98Prince George County5.8
100Hanover County5.7
100Newport News city5.7
100Poquoson city5.7
103Fauquier County5.6
103New Kent County5.6
105Suffolk city5.5
106Spotsylvania County5.4
107Albemarle County5.3
107King George County5.3
109Henrico County5.2
109Richmond city5.2
109York County5.2
112Chesterfield County5.1
113Chesapeake city5
113Lynchburg city5
113Montgomery County5
116Virginia Beach city4.9
116Williamsburg city4.9
118Fairfax city4.7
118Norfolk city4.7
120Charlottesville city4.6
120Manassas city4.6
122Harrisonburg city4.5
122Radford city4.5
124Manassas Park city4.4
125Fairfax County4.3
125Stafford County4.3
127Fredericksburg city4.2
127Lexington city4.2
127Prince William County4.2
130Alexandria city4
131Falls Church city3.9
132Loudoun County3.8
133Arlington County3.4

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Percentage of adults who have ever been told by a doctor, nurse or other health professional that they had angina or coronary heart disease. Model-based estimate for adults aged 18 and over from CDC PLACES. Crude prevalence, not age-adjusted.

US counties and cities (incorporated places of 10,000 or more). CDC PLACES combines Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS) answers with local population data through multilevel regression and poststratification, so a county or city value is a model estimate, not a survey count. The year is the BRFSS survey year, not the release year. CDC says the method does not support tracking change in a place over time, and each annual release can change the model, so values for different years are not strictly comparable. A state is missing in a year when its BRFSS data did not meet standards (Kentucky and Pennsylvania in 2023, Florida in 2021). Connecticut counties appear as its nine planning regions from 2022; its eight former counties are not served. City values for 2021 come from the 2023 release, built on 2010 Census place boundaries; later years use 2020 boundaries.

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Which county has the highest coronary heart disease in adults, local model estimate?

Bath County, with 10.5% in 2021, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Which county has the lowest coronary heart disease in adults, local model estimate?

Arlington County, with 3.4% in 2021.

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