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Characteristics of Persons Living With AIDS and HIV, 2001

From U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

June 26, 2003

Table 15. Persons living with HIV (not AIDS) at the end of 2001, by race/ethnicity and metropolitan area of residence, United States

Metropolitan area of residence

White, not
Hispanic

Black, not Hispanic

Hispanic

Asian/Pacific
Islander

American Indian
/Alaska Native

Total1

Akron, OH

146

123

5

0

0

296

Ann Arbor, MI

111

81

11

0

0

207

Baton Rouge, LA

251

1,252

10

1

0

1,516

Bergen-Passaic, NJ

454

687

466

12

1

1,648

Birmingham, AL

612

1,071

9

1

2

1,716
                 

Charleston, SC

352

669

18

1

1

1,041

Charlotte, NC

588

2,110

18

10

8

2,749

Cincinnati, OH

243

358

9

3

0

674

Cleveland, OH

572

990

165

3

6

1,846

Colorado Springs, CO

258

79

45

4

3

397
                 

Columbia, SC

305

1,241

18

3

0

1,570

Columbus, OH

869

657

42

7

4

1,695

Dayton, OH

284

265

5

1

1

573

Denver, CO

3,174

640

579

20

32

4,520

Detroit, MI

968

2,553

79

9

10

3,713
                 

Fort Wayne, IN

130

72

8

3

2

215

Gary, IN

181

265

37

0

0

483

Grand Rapids, MI

185

99

38

0

6

332

Greensboro, NC

360

1,146

27

5

11

1,574

Greenville, SC

360

472

21

3

1

857
                 

Indianapolis, IN

979

655

48

7

2

1,690

Jersey City, NJ

322

701

720

24

1

1,807

Kansas City, MO

751

477

65

10

5

1,309

Knoxville, TN

349

107

2

1

0

460

Las Vegas, NV

1,456

655

322

42

25

2,501
                 

Little Rock, AR

352

347

12

1

1

732

Louisiville, KY

86

15

3

0

1

106

Memphis, TN

503

2,251

15

5

0

2,777

Middlesex, NJ

328

410

227

11

3

1,002

Milwaukee, WI

445

702

145

2

7

1,301
                 

Minneapolis-Saint Paul, MN

1,441

770

139

20

53

2,448

Mobile, AL

322

667

11

2

1

1,007

Monmouth-Ocean, NJ

378

419

122

4

1

942

Nashville, TN

916

1,005

34

6

1

1,963

New Orleans, LA

1,199

2,271

85

13

3

3,589
                 

Newark, NJ

619

4,138

819

17

4

5,699

Norfolk, VA

757

2,094

83

15

5

2,990

Oklahoma City, OK

551

228

38

6

38

868

Philadelphia, PA

362

567

234

7

0

1,199

Phoenix, AZ

2,502

429

658

25

96

3,805
                 

Raleigh-Durham, NC

387

1,401

43

6

4

1,859

Richmond, VA

445

1,378

42

3

2

1,880

St. Louis, MO

927

1,100

29

3

2

2,075

Salt Lake City, UT

439

87

78

3

12

624

Toledo, OH

213

153

19

5

0

401
                 

Tucson, AZ

599

106

204

4

25

962

Tulsa, OK

543

151

36

2

43

778

Washington, D.C.

870

1,326

178

37

0

2,434

Youngstown, OH

122

167

23

0

1

345
                 

Metropolitan area with >500,000
population

29,565

39,606

6,043

372

425

77,175

Metropolitan area with 50,000 to 500,000 population

7,441

9,165

851

64

83

17,816

Nonmetropolitan areas

5,183

7,878

428

43

183

13,886

Unknown

324

161

31

5

7

590
             

Total

42,513

56,810

7,353

484

698

109,467

1Total includes 1,610 cases with unknown race/ethnicity.

Note: These numbers do not represent actual cases of HIV infection, but rather are point estimates adjusted for delays in the reporting of HIV cases and deaths, but not for incomplete reporting. US totals presented in this report include data from the United States (50 states and the District of Columbia) and from US dependencies, possessions, and independent nations in free association with the United States. Data were reported through June 2002. Persons with unknown state or area of residence were excluded. The sum of the demographic categories may not equal the total estimate due to rounding.




  
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