What to know
Step-by-step instructions for making maps
- Heart disease or stroke mortality
- Social, economic, or environmental data
- Demographic groups
- Risk factors for heart disease and stroke
- Locations of health care facilities
- Combination of CVD mortality and health care facilities
- Census tract maps for demographic, risk factor, and socioeconomic data
- How to save a map
Applied Atlas videos
Applied Atlas videos show how the Atlas can be used to address the burden of heart disease, stroke and other chronic diseases in your community.
Overview of the Atlas of Heart Disease and Stroke
Applied Atlas: Maps to Inform Hypertension Management in Your Community
Applied Atlas: Using the Atlas of Heart Disease and Stroke to Address Cardiac Rehabilitation (CR) in Your Community
Applied Atlas: Using the Atlas of Heart Disease and Stroke to Address Stroke Burden and Proximity to Care Centers
Applied Atlas: Using the Atlas of Heart Disease and Stroke to Explore Rural-Urban Patterns in Your Communities
Additional map tools
Additional tools will appear at the top left corner of each map.
View a histogram to display the distribution of the data displayed on the map.
Turn on and off the legend that displays the map’s symbols, colors, and data categories.
View a list of the map’s data sources.
Recommended citation for maps
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Atlas of Heart Disease and Stroke. https://www.cdc.gov/heart-disease-stroke-atlas/. Accessed on [insert date].
Recommended citation for downloaded data
Data downloaded from the Atlas of Heart Disease and Stroke, a website developed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Division for Heart Disease and Stroke Prevention.