Table 2.

New York State epidemiological data (1990–2007). Counties, area, human population densities and total reported rabid cases from 1990 to 2007.

county	area (km2)	density	reports	county	area (km2)	density	reports
1. Albany	1380	213.45	1547	29. Oneida	3142	74.94	198
2. Allegany	2678	18.64	223	30. Onondaga	2088	219.51	290
3. Broome	1852	108.28	102	31. Ontario	1715	58.44	135
4. Cattaraugus	3393	24.74	237	32. Orange	2173	157.09	236
5. Cayuga	1797	45.61	688	33. Orleans	1013	43.6	208
6. Chautauqua	2751	49.59	191	34. Oswego	2468	49.59	171
7. Chemung	1064	85.59	230	35. Otsego	2598	23.74	114
8. Chenango	2328	22.08	85	36. Putnam	637	150.31	93
9. Clinton	2896	27.59	5	37. Rensselaer	1722	88.58	448
10. Columbia	1678	37.6	306	38. Rockland	515	556.8	120
11. Cortland	1300	37.38	403	39. St Lawrence	7306	15.32	223
12. Delaware	3802	12.64	132	40. Saratoga	2186	91.78	337
13. Dutchess	2137	138.11	265	41. Schenectady	544	269.4	145
14. Erie	2704	351.43	341	42. Schoharie	1621	19.48	160
15. Essex	4962	7.83	40	43. Schuyler	886	21.7	112
16. Fulton	1380	39.91	52	44. Seneca	842	39.6	120
17. Genesee	1282	47.09	117	45. Steuben	3636	27.15	222
18. Greene	1704	28.28	130	46. Suffolk	2362	600.92	17
19. Hamilton	4683	1.15	2	47. Sullivan	2582	28.65	98
20. Herkimer	3776	17.06	87	48. Tioga	1355	38.22	232
21. Jefferson	3294	33.92	223	49. Tompkins	1233	78.27	415
22. Lewis	3341	8.06	99	50. Ulster	3007	59.11	273
23. Livingston	1658	38.8	169	51. Warren	2253	28.1	34
24. Madison	1715	40.49	119	52. Washington	2191	27.86	198
25. Monroe	1707	430.78	124	53. Wayne	1564	59.95	465
26. Montgomery	1062	46.81	95	54. Westchester	1295	713.1	164
27. Nassau	743	1796.16	67	55. Wyoming	1544	28.12	121
28. Niagara	1355	162.25	285	56. Yates	974	25.28	86