U.S. Census Regions and Divisions That Met USCS Publication Criteria

Publication criteria were assessed on data submitted to CDC’s National Program of Cancer Registries and the National Cancer Institute’s Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results Program in November 2013.

• 2007–2011: All U.S. Census regions and divisions met the reporting criteria.
• 2011: The Mountain division and the West region did not meet the reporting criteria. All other U.S. Census regions and divisions met the reporting criteria.
• 2010: All U.S. Census regions and divisions met the reporting criteria.
• 2009: All U.S. Census regions and divisions met the reporting criteria.
• 2008: All U.S. Census regions and divisions met the reporting criteria.
• 2007: All U.S. Census regions and divisions met the reporting criteria.
• 2006: All U.S. Census regions and divisions met the reporting criteria.
• 2005: All U.S. Census regions and divisions met the reporting criteria.
• 2004: All U.S. Census regions and divisions met the reporting criteria.
• 2003: The East South Central division and the South region did not meet the reporting criteria. All other U.S. Census regions and divisions met the reporting criteria.
• 2002: The East South Central, South Atlantic, and West South Central divisions and the South region did not meet the reporting criteria. All other U.S. Census regions and divisions met the reporting criteria.
• 2001: The East South Central and South Atlantic divisions and the South region did not meet the reporting criteria. All other U.S. Census regions and divisions met the reporting criteria.
• 2000: The East South Central and South Atlantic divisions and the South region did not meet the reporting criteria. All other U.S. Census regions and divisions met the reporting criteria.
• 1999: The East South Central, South Atlantic, and West South Central divisions and the Mountain and South regions did not meet the reporting criteria. All other U.S. Census regions and divisions met the reporting criteria.