County Health Rankings & Roadmaps Open-source Project

Welcome to the County Health Rankings & Roadmaps Open-source Project

The County Health Rankings & Roadmaps (CHR&R) Open-source Project aims to preserve, update, and extend CHR&R. Since 2008, CHR&R has helped communities understand the factors that shape health and equity. The program advocates for a new understanding of data and evidence and develops methods that can challenge assumptions, explore possibilities, and build community power for health and equity. This project ensures that CHR&R data, methods, and tools remain accessible after CHR&R’s funding from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation ends in December 2026.
Whether you’re reproducing CHR&R methods, refreshing them for future years, or creating something entirely new, you’re invited to learn and build with us. Let’s keep this important public data alive together!
The resources below have been developed and curated by current and former CHR&R team members.

Mission

  • Keep 15+ years of county data accessible 
  • Provide user-friendly ways to explore county-level information on health and the conditions that shape health 
  • Support transparent, open methods and reproducible workflows 
  • Build a community-based effort to continue producing CHR&R measures beyond 2026 

Data Availability

The CHR&R Archives include:

  • CHR&R datasets from 2010 through 2025
  • A repository of code used to calculate CHR&R measures
  • Methods, source documentation, data tools, and more

New Features

Additional tools to be finalized throughout 2026 include:


Countyhealthrankings.org will be available through December 2026. We encourage users to download datasets and technical documentation available on CHR&R’s website before the end of the year. This page will be updated regularly with additional resources.