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Counties in Texas by physical inactivity in adults, local model estimate

Kenedy County had the highest physical inactivity in adults, local model estimate of 254 counties in 2022, at 49.3%. Collin County had the lowest, at 17.4%. The median was 30.7%. Source: the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

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Highest49.3Kenedy County
Lowest17.4Collin County
Median30.7254 counties

Map of counties, 2022

Anderson County: 28.3 %Andrews County: 31 %Angelina County: 31.7 %Aransas County: 32.9 %Archer County: 26.1 %Armstrong County: 25.6 %Atascosa County: 34.1 %Austin County: 27.7 %Bailey County: 31.1 %Bandera County: 27.2 %Bastrop County: 26.7 %Baylor County: 26.1 %Bee County: 33.3 %Bell County: 27.6 %Bexar County: 27.4 %Blanco County: 26 %Borden County: 21.3 %Bosque County: 31.3 %Bowie County: 29.4 %Brazoria County: 25.6 %Brazos County: 22.1 %Brewster County: 25.1 %Briscoe County: 39.1 %Brooks County: 39.4 %Brown County: 29.1 %Burleson County: 30 %Burnet County: 28.6 %Caldwell County: 31.8 %Calhoun County: 28.5 %Callahan County: 27.4 %Cameron County: 41.2 %Camp County: 31.2 %Carson County: 23.8 %Cass County: 31.7 %Castro County: 33 %Chambers County: 24.8 %Cherokee County: 31.8 %Childress County: 30.5 %Clay County: 24.8 %Cochran County: 40.9 %Coke County: 34.6 %Coleman County: 29.9 %Collin County: 17.4 %Collingsworth County: 32 %Colorado County: 30.5 %Comal County: 23.5 %Comanche County: 31.9 %Concho County: 35.6 %Cooke County: 27.8 %Coryell County: 29.9 %Cottle County: 36.3 %Crane County: 34.3 %Crockett County: 32.2 %Crosby County: 36.2 %Culberson County: 38.9 %Dallam County: 31.4 %Dallas County: 27.8 %Dawson County: 35.6 %Deaf Smith County: 40.1 %Delta County: 25.2 %Denton County: 20.3 %DeWitt County: 31.2 %Dickens County: 29.9 %Dimmit County: 47.5 %Donley County: 29 %Duval County: 39.5 %Eastland County: 29.8 %Ector County: 32.3 %Edwards County: 39.5 %Ellis County: 25.8 %El Paso County: 31 %Erath County: 28.2 %Falls County: 33.3 %Fannin County: 28 %Fayette County: 25.9 %Fisher County: 31.6 %Floyd County: 38.2 %Foard County: 35.1 %Fort Bend County: 22.5 %Franklin County: 22.6 %Freestone County: 30.8 %Frio County: 37.5 %Gaines County: 30.8 %Galveston County: 24.5 %Garza County: 33.4 %Gillespie County: 27.3 %Glasscock County: 21.8 %Goliad County: 30.5 %Gonzales County: 33.4 %Gray County: 32.4 %Grayson County: 27.5 %Gregg County: 28.2 %Grimes County: 30.4 %Guadalupe County: 24.7 %Hale County: 35.6 %Hall County: 32.6 %Hamilton County: 30.6 %Hansford County: 27.6 %Hardeman County: 29.8 %Hardin County: 26.3 %Harris County: 28.7 %Harrison County: 28.1 %Hartley County: 24.7 %Haskell County: 31.7 %Hays County: 23.8 %Hemphill County: 26.9 %Henderson County: 29.5 %Hidalgo County: 39 %Hill County: 30.4 %Hockley County: 32.3 %Hood County: 24.1 %Hopkins County: 26.9 %Houston County: 32.9 %Howard County: 30.2 %Hudspeth County: 42 %Hunt County: 28.4 %Hutchinson County: 26.8 %Irion County: 25.8 %Jack County: 28.8 %Jackson County: 32.5 %Jasper County: 32.5 %Jeff Davis County: 32.7 %Jefferson County: 34.8 %Jim Hogg County: 42.4 %Jim Wells County: 36.7 %Johnson County: 31.3 %Jones County: 32.8 %Karnes County: 32.7 %Kaufman County: 29.5 %Kendall County: 20 %Kenedy County: 49.3 %Kent County: 26.2 %Kerr County: 31 %Kimble County: 31.8 %King County: 37.4 %Kinney County: 33.5 %Kleberg County: 32.5 %Knox County: 32.1 %Lamar County: 29.9 %Lamb County: 35.6 %Lampasas County: 29.3 %La Salle County: 40.3 %Lavaca County: 28.8 %Lee County: 30.4 %Leon County: 32.4 %Liberty County: 33.6 %Limestone County: 35.6 %Lipscomb County: 30.6 %Live Oak County: 32.9 %Llano County: 26.9 %Loving County: 21.8 %Lubbock County: 25.7 %Lynn County: 35.1 %McCulloch County: 32.9 %McLennan County: 27.8 %McMullen County: 37.4 %Madison County: 30.3 %Marion County: 32.3 %Martin County: 30.8 %Mason County: 27.6 %Matagorda County: 34.7 %Maverick County: 40.9 %Medina County: 30.4 %Menard County: 30.1 %Midland County: 25.6 %Milam County: 30.3 %Mills County: 27.1 %Mitchell County: 33.1 %Montague County: 27.9 %Montgomery County: 26.8 %Moore County: 36.2 %Morris County: 30.9 %Motley County: 28.1 %Nacogdoches County: 27.4 %Navarro County: 31.3 %Newton County: 37.6 %Nolan County: 34.5 %Nueces County: 34.7 %Ochiltree County: 30.7 %Oldham County: 27 %Orange County: 29.2 %Palo Pinto County: 29.2 %Panola County: 29.4 %Parker County: 23.6 %Parmer County: 34 %Pecos County: 34.5 %Polk County: 31.8 %Potter County: 35.1 %Presidio County: 45.5 %Rains County: 27.9 %Randall County: 23 %Reagan County: 30.9 %Real County: 35.6 %Red River County: 33.4 %Reeves County: 37.3 %Refugio County: 34.2 %Roberts County: 26.2 %Robertson County: 29.9 %Rockwall County: 20.7 %Runnels County: 30.3 %Rusk County: 27.5 %Sabine County: 32.2 %San Augustine County: 37.2 %San Jacinto County: 31.6 %San Patricio County: 31.9 %San Saba County: 30.4 %Schleicher County: 33.1 %Scurry County: 31.1 %Shackelford County: 24.6 %Shelby County: 34.6 %Sherman County: 29 %Smith County: 28 %Somervell County: 22.3 %Starr County: 43.3 %Stephens County: 31.9 %Sterling County: 25.1 %Stonewall County: 31.7 %Sutton County: 36.9 %Swisher County: 34.2 %Tarrant County: 25.9 %Taylor County: 26.6 %Terrell County: 27.4 %Terry County: 37.1 %Throckmorton County: 28.2 %Titus County: 33.2 %Tom Green County: 28.9 %Travis County: 20.9 %Trinity County: 30.3 %Tyler County: 30.4 %Upshur County: 31 %Upton County: 36.7 %Uvalde County: 34.6 %Val Verde County: 35.2 %Van Zandt County: 29 %Victoria County: 31.3 %Walker County: 29.4 %Waller County: 26.8 %Ward County: 33.3 %Washington County: 28.2 %Webb County: 33 %Wharton County: 31.3 %Wheeler County: 32.1 %Wichita County: 26.5 %Wilbarger County: 34.7 %Willacy County: 39.8 %Williamson County: 19.4 %Wilson County: 29.1 %Winkler County: 33.3 %Wise County: 28.1 %Wood County: 27.3 %Yoakum County: 36.4 %Young County: 29.6 %Zapata County: 46.7 %Zavala County: 43 %
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%, 2022. Source: CDC, PLACES: Local Data for Better Health, County Data (swc5-untb, fu4u-a9bh, h3ej-a9ec and later releases), physical inactivity in adults, crude prevalence. Boundaries: U.S. Census Bureau cartographic boundary files.

Top 40 counties, 2022

Kenedy County: 49.3 %Kenedy County49.3Dimmit County: 47.5 %Dimmit County47.5Zapata County: 46.7 %Zapata County46.7Presidio County: 45.5 %Presidio County45.5Starr County: 43.3 %Starr County43.3Zavala County: 43 %Zavala County43Jim Hogg County: 42.4 %Jim Hogg County42.4Hudspeth County: 42 %Hudspeth County42Cameron County: 41.2 %Cameron County41.2Cochran County: 40.9 %Cochran County40.9Maverick County: 40.9 %Maverick County40.9La Salle County: 40.3 %La Salle County40.3Deaf Smith County: 40.1 %Deaf Smith County40.1Willacy County: 39.8 %Willacy County39.8Duval County: 39.5 %Duval County39.5Edwards County: 39.5 %Edwards County39.5Brooks County: 39.4 %Brooks County39.4Briscoe County: 39.1 %Briscoe County39.1Hidalgo County: 39 %Hidalgo County39Culberson County: 38.9 %Culberson County38.9Floyd County: 38.2 %Floyd County38.2Newton County: 37.6 %Newton County37.6Frio County: 37.5 %Frio County37.5King County: 37.4 %King County37.4McMullen County: 37.4 %McMullen County37.4Reeves County: 37.3 %Reeves County37.3San Augustine County: 37.2 %San Augustine County37.2Terry County: 37.1 %Terry County37.1Sutton County: 36.9 %Sutton County36.9Jim Wells County: 36.7 %Jim Wells County36.7Upton County: 36.7 %Upton County36.7Yoakum County: 36.4 %Yoakum County36.4Cottle County: 36.3 %Cottle County36.3Crosby County: 36.2 %Crosby County36.2Moore County: 36.2 %Moore County36.2Concho County: 35.6 %Concho County35.6Dawson County: 35.6 %Dawson County35.6Hale County: 35.6 %Hale County35.6Lamb County: 35.6 %Lamb County35.6Limestone County: 35.6 %Limestone County35.6Kenedy County: 49.3 %Kenedy County49.3Dimmit County: 47.5 %Dimmit County47.5Zapata County: 46.7 %Zapata County46.7Presidio County: 45.5 %Presidio County45.5Starr County: 43.3 %Starr County43.3Zavala County: 43 %Zavala County43Jim Hogg County: 42.4 %Jim Hogg County42.4Hudspeth County: 42 %Hudspeth County42Cameron County: 41.2 %Cameron County41.2Cochran County: 40.9 %Cochran County40.9Maverick County: 40.9 %Maverick County40.9La Salle County: 40.3 %La Salle County40.3Deaf Smith County: 40.1 %Deaf Smith County40.1Willacy County: 39.8 %Willacy County39.8Duval County: 39.5 %Duval County39.5Edwards County: 39.5 %Edwards County39.5Brooks County: 39.4 %Brooks County39.4Briscoe County: 39.1 %Briscoe County39.1Hidalgo County: 39 %Hidalgo County39Culberson County: 38.9 %Culberson County38.9Floyd County: 38.2 %Floyd County38.2Newton County: 37.6 %Newton County37.6Frio County: 37.5 %Frio County37.5King County: 37.4 %King County37.4McMullen County: 37.4 %McMullen County37.4Reeves County: 37.3 %Reeves County37.3San Augustine County: 37.2 %San Augustine County37.2Terry County: 37.1 %Terry County37.1Sutton County: 36.9 %Sutton County36.9Jim Wells County: 36.7 %Jim Wells County36.7Upton County: 36.7 %Upton County36.7Yoakum County: 36.4 %Yoakum County36.4Cottle County: 36.3 %Cottle County36.3Crosby County: 36.2 %Crosby County36.2Moore County: 36.2 %Moore County36.2Concho County: 35.6 %Concho County35.6Dawson County: 35.6 %Dawson County35.6Hale County: 35.6 %Hale County35.6Lamb County: 35.6 %Lamb County35.6Limestone County: 35.6 %Limestone County35.6
%. Source: CDC, PLACES: Local Data for Better Health, County Data (swc5-untb, fu4u-a9bh, h3ej-a9ec and later releases), physical inactivity in adults, crude prevalence. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

Full ranking

RankCounties2022 (%)Change on 2021
1Kenedy County49.3+11.8 pts
2Dimmit County47.5+1.5 pts
3Zapata County46.7+4.3 pts
4Presidio County45.5-0.4 pts
5Starr County43.3+0.7 pts
6Zavala County43+1.6 pts
7Jim Hogg County42.4+2.3 pts
8Hudspeth County42-0.1 pts
9Cameron County41.2+5.7 pts
10Cochran County40.9+0.7 pts
10Maverick County40.9+1.7 pts
12La Salle County40.3+4.8 pts
13Deaf Smith County40.1+5.6 pts
14Willacy County39.8-0.3 pts
15Duval County39.5+1.6 pts
15Edwards County39.5+2.5 pts
17Brooks County39.4-1.9 pts
18Briscoe County39.1+5.7 pts
19Hidalgo County39+5.6 pts
20Culberson County38.9-2.1 pts
21Floyd County38.2+6.2 pts
22Newton County37.6+3.4 pts
23Frio County37.5+0.9 pts
24King County37.4+3.5 pts
24McMullen County37.4+2.9 pts
26Reeves County37.3+1.7 pts
27San Augustine County37.2+1.4 pts
28Terry County37.1+1.1 pts
29Sutton County36.9+4.2 pts
30Jim Wells County36.7+0.7 pts
30Upton County36.7+4.7 pts
32Yoakum County36.4+5.7 pts
33Cottle County36.3+2.1 pts
34Crosby County36.2+0.4 pts
34Moore County36.2+4 pts
36Concho County35.6+3.9 pts
36Dawson County35.6-2 pts
36Hale County35.6+2.9 pts
36Lamb County35.6+0.3 pts
36Limestone County35.6+4.3 pts
36Real County35.6+1.2 pts
42Val Verde County35.2-0.2 pts
43Foard County35.1+0.7 pts
43Lynn County35.1+3.1 pts
43Potter County35.1+2.1 pts
46Jefferson County34.8+1.9 pts
47Matagorda County34.7+2.5 pts
47Nueces County34.7+4.5 pts
47Wilbarger County34.7+0.3 pts
50Coke County34.6+5.6 pts
50Shelby County34.6+1.7 pts
50Uvalde County34.6+0.8 pts
53Nolan County34.5+1.6 pts
53Pecos County34.5-0.3 pts
55Crane County34.3+4.5 pts
56Refugio County34.2+0.4 pts
56Swisher County34.2-1.8 pts
58Atascosa County34.1+2.9 pts
59Parmer County34+1.6 pts
60Liberty County33.6+2.2 pts
61Kinney County33.5-0.1 pts
62Garza County33.4+3 pts
62Gonzales County33.4-0.6 pts
62Red River County33.4+1.9 pts
65Bee County33.3+1.6 pts
65Falls County33.3-0.8 pts
65Ward County33.3+1.1 pts
65Winkler County33.3+2.1 pts
69Titus County33.2+0.8 pts
70Mitchell County33.1+2.2 pts
70Schleicher County33.1+4 pts
72Castro County33+1.6 pts
72Webb County33-2.4 pts
74Aransas County32.9+2.5 pts
74Houston County32.9-1.4 pts
74Live Oak County32.9-0.9 pts
74McCulloch County32.9+1.6 pts
78Jones County32.8+2.9 pts
79Jeff Davis County32.7-0.4 pts
79Karnes County32.70 pts
81Hall County32.6-0.5 pts
82Jackson County32.5+3.7 pts
82Jasper County32.5-1.1 pts
82Kleberg County32.5+0.8 pts
85Gray County32.4+2.4 pts
85Leon County32.4+1.8 pts
87Ector County32.3+0.9 pts
87Hockley County32.3+0.9 pts
87Marion County32.3+0.5 pts
90Crockett County32.2+2.4 pts
90Sabine County32.2+1.7 pts
92Knox County32.1+0.1 pts
92Wheeler County32.1+1.2 pts
94Collingsworth County32-0.5 pts
95Comanche County31.9+3.7 pts
95San Patricio County31.9-0.6 pts
95Stephens County31.9+3.6 pts
98Caldwell County31.8-0.1 pts
98Cherokee County31.8+1.4 pts
98Kimble County31.8+2.4 pts
98Polk County31.8+1.4 pts
102Angelina County31.7-1.2 pts
102Cass County31.7-0.5 pts
102Haskell County31.7-0.7 pts
102Stonewall County31.7+2.3 pts
106Fisher County31.6+3.6 pts
106San Jacinto County31.6+0.7 pts
108Dallam County31.4-3 pts
109Bosque County31.3+3.5 pts
109Johnson County31.3+5.4 pts
109Navarro County31.3+1.1 pts
109Victoria County31.3+1.1 pts
109Wharton County31.3+1.1 pts
114Camp County31.2+1 pts
114DeWitt County31.2-0.4 pts
116Bailey County31.1-0.7 pts
116Scurry County31.1+0.9 pts
118Andrews County31+0.7 pts
118El Paso County31+1.7 pts
118Kerr County31+3.9 pts
118Upshur County31+2.5 pts
122Morris County30.9+1.2 pts
122Reagan County30.9+1.9 pts
124Freestone County30.8+1.5 pts
124Gaines County30.8-0.3 pts
124Martin County30.8+3.3 pts
127Ochiltree County30.7+0.7 pts
128Hamilton County30.6+0.6 pts
128Lipscomb County30.6+4.2 pts
130Childress County30.5+2.5 pts
130Colorado County30.5+0.6 pts
130Goliad County30.5+1.5 pts
133Grimes County30.4+0.9 pts
133Hill County30.4+2.6 pts
133Lee County30.4+0.8 pts
133Medina County30.4+2.6 pts
133San Saba County30.4-0.5 pts
133Tyler County30.4-0.5 pts
139Madison County30.3+1.1 pts
139Milam County30.3+0.2 pts
139Runnels County30.3+0.1 pts
139Trinity County30.3-1.8 pts
143Howard County30.2-0.2 pts
144Menard County30.1-0.3 pts
145Burleson County30+2.1 pts
146Coleman County29.9+0.5 pts
146Coryell County29.9+4.5 pts
146Dickens County29.9-0.2 pts
146Lamar County29.9+1.2 pts
146Robertson County29.9-0.7 pts
151Eastland County29.8+0.7 pts
151Hardeman County29.8+1.6 pts
153Young County29.6+2.7 pts
154Henderson County29.5+0.1 pts
154Kaufman County29.5+2.6 pts
156Bowie County29.4+1.4 pts
156Panola County29.4+1.5 pts
156Walker County29.4+1.3 pts
159Lampasas County29.3+2.5 pts
160Orange County29.2+2.6 pts
160Palo Pinto County29.2+0.4 pts
162Brown County29.1+1.3 pts
162Wilson County29.1+3 pts
164Donley County29+1.4 pts
164Sherman County29-0.2 pts
164Van Zandt County29+2.1 pts
167Tom Green County28.9+3.3 pts
168Jack County28.8-0.9 pts
168Lavaca County28.8+0.3 pts
170Harris County28.7+1.2 pts
171Burnet County28.6+2.7 pts
172Calhoun County28.5-1.4 pts
173Hunt County28.4+2.1 pts
174Anderson County28.3-1 pts
175Erath County28.2+3.4 pts
175Gregg County28.2-0.6 pts
175Throckmorton County28.2-0.6 pts
175Washington County28.2+2.6 pts
179Harrison County28.1-0.2 pts
179Motley County28.1+1.1 pts
179Wise County28.1+2.1 pts
182Fannin County28+1.3 pts
182Smith County28+3 pts
184Montague County27.9+0.8 pts
184Rains County27.9+1 pts
186Cooke County27.8+1.3 pts
186Dallas County27.8-0.7 pts
186McLennan County27.80 pts
189Austin County27.7+0.3 pts
190Bell County27.6+1.2 pts
190Hansford County27.6-4.6 pts
190Mason County27.6+3.2 pts
193Grayson County27.5+2.6 pts
193Rusk County27.5-0.8 pts
195Bexar County27.4+2.2 pts
195Callahan County27.4+2.6 pts
195Nacogdoches County27.4-0.7 pts
195Terrell County27.4-6 pts
199Gillespie County27.3+2.6 pts
199Wood County27.3-0.1 pts
201Bandera County27.2+1.1 pts
202Mills County27.1-0.1 pts
203Oldham County27+0.7 pts
204Hemphill County26.9+1.8 pts
204Hopkins County26.9-1.3 pts
204Llano County26.9+0.6 pts
207Hutchinson County26.8-0.2 pts
207Montgomery County26.8+4.5 pts
207Waller County26.8+1.8 pts
210Bastrop County26.7+0.5 pts
211Taylor County26.6+2 pts
212Wichita County26.5-0.7 pts
213Hardin County26.3-1.9 pts
214Kent County26.2+2.2 pts
214Roberts County26.2+2.6 pts
216Archer County26.1+1 pts
216Baylor County26.1-1.9 pts
218Blanco County26+1 pts
219Fayette County25.9-1.1 pts
219Tarrant County25.9+0.7 pts
221Ellis County25.8+2.6 pts
221Irion County25.8-0.6 pts
223Lubbock County25.7-0.9 pts
224Armstrong County25.6+3.3 pts
224Brazoria County25.6+0.3 pts
224Midland County25.6-0.5 pts
227Delta County25.2-2.1 pts
228Brewster County25.1+0.3 pts
228Sterling County25.1-0.4 pts
230Chambers County24.8+0.3 pts
230Clay County24.8-0.1 pts
232Guadalupe County24.7-1.4 pts
232Hartley County24.7+1.3 pts
234Shackelford County24.6+1.2 pts
235Galveston County24.5-0.4 pts
236Hood County24.1+0.3 pts
237Carson County23.8+0.1 pts
237Hays County23.8+0.8 pts
239Parker County23.6+0.1 pts
240Comal County23.5+1.9 pts
241Randall County23+0.5 pts
242Franklin County22.6-0.6 pts
243Fort Bend County22.5-0.6 pts
244Somervell County22.3-2.3 pts
245Brazos County22.1-0.5 pts
246Glasscock County21.8-4.6 pts
246Loving County21.8-0.4 pts
248Borden County21.3-0.1 pts
249Travis County20.9+2.9 pts
250Rockwall County20.7+1.3 pts

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Percentage of adults who did no physical activity or exercise outside their regular job in the past month, such as running, golf, gardening or walking for exercise. 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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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). PLACES: Local Data for Better Health, County Data (swc5-untb, fu4u-a9bh, h3ej-a9ec and later releases), physical inactivity in adults, crude prevalence. https://www.cdc.gov/places/. Retrieved 2026-10-12. These data are available free from CDC. Use does not imply endorsement by CDC, ATSDR, HHS or the United States Government.

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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. (2025). PLACES: Local Data for Better Health, County Data (swc5-untb, fu4u-a9bh, h3ej-a9ec and later releases), physical inactivity in adults, crude prevalence (Counties in Texas by physical inactivity in adults, local model estimate, 2022) [Data set]. Retrieved October 12, 2026, from https://www.cdc.gov/places/

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PLACES: Local Data for Better Health, County Data (swc5-untb, fu4u-a9bh, h3ej-a9ec and later releases), physical inactivity in adults, crude prevalence, Counties in Texas by physical inactivity in adults, local model estimate, 2022. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 4 Dec. 2025, https://www.cdc.gov/places/. Invokely, https://invokely.ai/rankings/adult-physical-inactivity-rate-county-estimate/texas-counties?period=2022. Accessed 12 Oct. 2026.

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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. 2025. PLACES: Local Data for Better Health, County Data (swc5-untb, fu4u-a9bh, h3ej-a9ec and later releases), physical inactivity in adults, crude prevalence. Counties in Texas by physical inactivity in adults, local model estimate, 2022. Dataset. Accessed October 12, 2026. https://www.cdc.gov/places/. Also distributed by Invokely, https://invokely.ai/rankings/adult-physical-inactivity-rate-county-estimate/texas-counties?period=2022.

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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (2025) PLACES: Local Data for Better Health, County Data (swc5-untb, fu4u-a9bh, h3ej-a9ec and later releases), physical inactivity in adults, crude prevalence, Counties in Texas by physical inactivity in adults, local model estimate, 2022 [Dataset]. Available at: https://www.cdc.gov/places/, via Invokely: https://invokely.ai/rankings/adult-physical-inactivity-rate-county-estimate/texas-counties?period=2022 (Accessed: 12 October 2026).

BibTeX
@misc{centers_counties_in_texas_by_2022,
  author = {{Centers for Disease Control and Prevention}},
  title = {{PLACES: Local Data for Better Health, County Data (swc5-untb, fu4u-a9bh, h3ej-a9ec and later releases), physical inactivity in adults, crude prevalence: Counties in Texas by physical inactivity in adults, local model estimate, 2022}},
  year = {2025},
  howpublished = {Data set},
  url = {https://www.cdc.gov/places/},
  urldate = {2026-10-12},
  note = {Accessed via Invokely, https://invokely.ai/rankings/adult-physical-inactivity-rate-county-estimate/texas-counties?period=2022. Publisher attribution: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). PLACES: Local Data for Better Health, County Data (swc5-untb, fu4u-a9bh, h3ej-a9ec and later releases), physical inactivity in adults, crude prevalence. https://www.cdc.gov/places/. Retrieved 2026-10-12. These data are available free from CDC. Use does not imply endorsement by CDC, ATSDR, HHS or the United States Government.},
}
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Which county has the highest physical inactivity in adults, local model estimate?

Kenedy County, with 49.3% in 2022, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Which county has the lowest physical inactivity in adults, local model estimate?

Collin County, with 17.4% in 2022.

Where does this ranking come from?

Every value comes from one source and one period, so the places are comparable: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, PLACES: Local Data for Better Health, County Data (swc5-untb, fu4u-a9bh, h3ej-a9ec and later releases), physical inactivity in adults, crude prevalence. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

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