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With major metropolitan areas and nearly 100 rural counties, Missouri is a diverse state. Community data, including population demographics and community infrastructure information, help put health and environmental data into an appropriate context and enhance exploration of potential influences and risk factors for diseases or other health outcomes.

Community Profiles

The environment in which we live and work can have a substantial impact on our health. The Community Profiles provide a snapshot of environmental public health in our communities. You will find demographics and environmental public health data for all counties and the 15 largest cities in Missouri. At the end of each profile, you will find information on the data presented and links to the data sources. The profiles summarize data that might serve as a useful starting point for investigating environmental public health issues, identifying high risk populations, planning public health actions, or making policy decisions.

Missouri Food Environment

Missouri's Harvest is in Reach

In Missouri's Harvest is in Reach story map, we look at the geographic distribution of food access in Missouri, highlighting resources, programs, and other ways to explore the food landscape.

Curious about the food environment of your local area? The USDA Food Environment Atlas has county-level datasets on proximity to grocery stores, local foods, fast food restaurants, and much more.

Additional Data

Maps

Census Data

Additional Resources

The National Environmental Public Health Tracking Program

Environmental Public Health Tracking Program

Missouri Environmental Public Health Tracking (EPHT) is a program within the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services and funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. EPHT is part of a larger initiative to establish Environmental Public Health Tracking systems at the national and state levels.

Environmental Public Health Tracking