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Statistics |
Zoonosis Control Group |
Baiting Statistics from the Texas ORVP
Below are the number of rabies vaccine units distributed and square mileage for each year that the Oral Rabies Vaccination Programs were conducted in Texas. The results are shown by program and are summarized at the bottom.
2007
South Texas - 0.73M doses over 11800 square miles
West-Central Texas - 2.30M doses over 21200 square miles
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2006
South Texas - 0.76M doses over 13000 square miles
West-Central Texas - 2.05M doses over 22400 square miles
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2005
South Texas - 0.77M doses over 13000 square miles
West-Central Texas - 1.93M doses over 18000 square miles
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2004
South Texas - 0.73M doses over 13000 square miles
West-Central Texas - 1.99M doses over 21700 square miles
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2003
South Texas - 0.70M doses over 12000 square miles
West-Central Texas - 1.80M doses over 19000 square miles
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2002
South Texas - 0.73M doses over 12000 square miles
West-Central Texas - 1.95M doses over 21300 square miles
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2001
South Texas - 0.77M doses over 13600 square miles
West-Central Texas - 0.9M doses over 12500 square miles
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2000
South Texas - 1.0M doses over 15000 square miles
West-Central Texas - 0.85M doses over 10000 square miles
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1999
South Texas - 1.0M doses over 15000 square miles
West-Central Texas - 1.7M doses over 18000 square miles
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1998
South Texas - 1.5M doses over 24000 square miles
West-Central Texas - 1.1M doses over 17000 square miles
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1997
South Texas - 1.5M doses over 23000 square miles
West-Central Texas - 1.1M doses over 18000 square miles
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1996
South Texas - 1.3M doses over 21000 square miles
West-Central Texas - 1.2M doses over 20000 square miles
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1995
South Texas - 0.85M doses over 15000 square miles
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Totals
South Texas - 12.34M doses over 201,400 square miles
West-Central Texas - 18.87M doses over 219,100 square miles
Grand Total - 31.21M doses over 420,500 square miles
What impact did all this baiting have on rabies in Texas?
- The number of Domestic Dog/Coyote (DDC) reported rabies cases in South Texas went from 141 in 1995 to 0 in 2000.
- The number of Texas Fox (TxFx) reported rabies cases in West-Central Texas went from a 101 in 1996 to 59 in 2000.
Last Updated: Saturday, October 01, 2005
Texas Department of State Health Services - Infectious Disease Control Unit
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