Table 1.

New genitourinary cancer diagnoses by year and rural/urban county in the Pennsylvania cancer registry.

	Years
GU Cancer Type	1990–1994	1995–1999	2000–2004	2015–2019	2011–2014	2015–2019
All, n (%)
Rural	19,379 (27.4%)	21,212 (28.5%)	22,912 (28.7%)	24,233 (29.4%)	21,528 (28.2%)	22,463 (28.4%)
Urban	51,132 (72.5%)	53,252 (71.5%)	57,013 (71.3%)	58,248 (70.6%)	54,929 (71.8%)	56,599 (71.6%)
Prostate, n (%)
Rural	12,968 (27.3%)	14,038 (28.8%)	14,780 (28.8%)	15,039 (29.4%)	12,035 (27.9%)	12,309 (27.3%)
Urban	34,479 (72.7%)	34,724 (71.2%)	36,461 (71.2%)	36,156 (70.6%)	31,111 (72.1%)	32,787 (72.7%)
Bladder, n (%)
Rural	4516 (28.2%)	4988 (28.7%)	5394 (29.3%)	5773 (30.3%)	5891 (29.1%)	5987 (30.3%)
Urban	11,513 (71.8%)	12,400 (71.3%)	13,019 (70.7%)	13,282 (69.7%)	14,369 (70.9%)	13,794 (69.7%)
Kidney, n (%)
Rural	1895 (26.9%)	2186 (26.3%)	2738 (26.7%)	3421 (28%)	3612 (27.7%)	4167 (29.4%)
Urban	5140 (73.1%)	6128 (73.7%)	7533 (73.3%)	8810 (72%)	9449 (72.3%)	10,018 (70.6%)