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History of Arboviruses in New York State: West Nile Virus. No Confirmed Activity Birds &/or Mosquitoes Humans (and Birds &/or Mosquitoes). West Nile Virus Positive Specimens, 1999. CLINTON. FRANKLIN. ST LAWRENCE. ESSEX. JEFFERSON. LEWIS. WARREN. HAMILTON. OSWEGO. ORLEANS. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: History of  Arboviruses  in New York State:  West Nile Virus

History of Arboviruses History of Arboviruses in New York State: in New York State:

West Nile VirusWest Nile Virus

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NIAGARA

MONROE

SUFFOLK

NASSAU

ROCKLAND

NEW YORK CITY

CHAUTAUQUA

CATTARAUGUSALLEGANY

WYOMING

GENESEE

ORLEANS

LIVINGSTON

WAYNE

ONTARIO

YATES

SCHUYLER

STEUBEN

CHEMUNG

SENECA

TOMPKINS

BROOME

CORTLAND

CAYUGA

ONONDAGA

OSWEGO

LEWIS

MADISON

CHENANGO

OTSEGO

DELAWARE

HERKIMER

FULTON

MONTGOMERY

SCHOHARIE

GREENE

COLUMBIA

ALBANY

RENSSELAERSCHENECTADY

SARATOGA

WASHINGTON

WARRENHAMILTON

SULLIVAN

ULSTERDUTCHESS

JEFFERSON

ST LAWRENCE

FRANKLIN

CLINTON

ESSEX

ORANGE

PUTNAM

ONEIDA

ERIE

TIOGA

WESTCHESTERQUEENS

KINGS

RICHMOND

BRONX

NEW YORK

West Nile West Nile Virus Positive Virus Positive Specimens, Specimens,

19991999

No Confirmed Activity

Birds &/or Mosquitoes Humans (and Birds &/or Mosquitoes)

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NIAGARA

MONROE

SUFFOLK

NASSAU

ROCKLAND

NEW YORK CITY

CHAUTAUQUA

CATTARAUGUSALLEGANY

WYOMING

GENESEE

ORLEANS

LIVINGSTON

WAYNE

ONTARIO

YATES

SCHUYLER

STEUBEN

CHEMUNG

SENECA

TOMPKINS

BROOME

CORTLAND

CAYUGA

ONONDAGA

OSWEGO

LEWIS

MADISON

CHENANGO

OTSEGO

DELAWARE

HERKIMER

FULTON

MONTGOMERY

SCHOHARIE

GREENE

COLUMBIA

ALBANY

RENSSELAERSCHENECTADY

SARATOGA

WASHINGTON

WARRENHAMILTON

SULLIVAN

ULSTERDUTCHESS

JEFFERSON

ST LAWRENCE

FRANKLIN

CLINTON

ESSEX

ORANGE

PUTNAM

ONEIDA

ERIE

TIOGA

WESTCHESTERQUEENS

KINGS

RICHMOND

BRONX

NEW YORK

West Nile West Nile Virus Positive Virus Positive Specimens, Specimens,

20002000No Confirmed Activity

Birds &/or Mosquitoes

Humans (and Birds &/or Mosquitoes)

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NIAGARA

MONROE

SUFFOLK

NASSAU

ROCKLAND

NEW YORK CITY

CHAUTAUQUA

CATTARAUGUSALLEGANY

WYOMING

GENESEE

ORLEANS

LIVINGSTON

WAYNE

ONTARIO

YATES

SCHUYLER

STEUBEN

CHEMUNG

SENECA

TOMPKINS

BROOME

CORTLAND

CAYUGA

ONONDAGA

OSWEGO

LEWIS

MADISON

CHENANGO

OTSEGO

DELAWARE

HERKIMER

FULTON

MONTGOMERY

SCHOHARIE

GREENE

COLUMBIA

ALBANY

RENSSELAERSCHENECTADY

SARATOGA

WASHINGTON

WARRENHAMILTON

SULLIVAN

ULSTERDUTCHESS

JEFFERSON

ST LAWRENCE

FRANKLIN

CLINTON

ESSEX

ORANGE

PUTNAM

ONEIDA

ERIE

TIOGA

WESTCHESTERQUEENS

KINGS

RICHMOND

BRONX

NEW YORK

West Nile Virus West Nile Virus Positive Positive

Specimens Specimens 20012001

No Confirmed Activity

Birds &/or Mosquitoes Humans (and Birds &/or Mosquitoes)

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NIAGARA

MONROE

SUFFOLK

NASSAU

ROCKLAND

NEW YORK CITY

CHAUTAUQUA

CATTARAUGUSALLEGANY

WYOMING

GENESEE

ORLEANS

LIVINGSTON

WAYNE

ONTARIO

YATES

SCHUYLER

STEUBEN

CHEMUNG

SENECA

TOMPKINS

BROOME

CORTLAND

CAYUGA

ONONDAGA

OSWEGO

LEWIS

MADISON

CHENANGO

OTSEGO

DELAWARE

HERKIMER

FULTON

MONTGOMERY

SCHOHARIE

GREENE

COLUMBIA

ALBANY

RENSSELAERSCHENECTADY

SARATOGA

WASHINGTON

WARRENHAMILTON

SULLIVAN

ULSTERDUTCHESS

JEFFERSON

ST LAWRENCE

FRANKLIN

CLINTON

ESSEX

ORANGE

PUTNAM

ONEIDA

ERIE

TIOGA

WESTCHESTERQUEENS

KINGS

RICHMOND

BRONX

NEW YORK

West Nile West Nile Virus Positive Virus Positive Specimens, Specimens,

20022002No Confirmed Activity

Birds &/or Mosquitoes

Humans (and Birds &/or Mosquitoes)

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NIAGARA

MONROE

SUFFOLK

NASSAU

ROCKLAND

NEW YORK CITY

CHAUTAUQUA

CATTARAUGUSALLEGANY

WYOMING

GENESEE

ORLEANS

LIVINGSTON

WAYNE

ONTARIO

YATES

SCHUYLER

STEUBEN

CHEMUNG

SENECA

TOMPKINS

BROOME

CORTLAND

CAYUGA

ONONDAGA

OSWEGO

LEWIS

MADISON

CHENANGO

OTSEGO

DELAWARE

HERKIMER

FULTON

MONTGOMERY

SCHOHARIE

GREENE

COLUMBIA

ALBANY

RENSSELAERSCHENECTADY

SARATOGA

WASHINGTON

WARRENHAMILTON

SULLIVAN

ULSTERDUTCHESS

JEFFERSON

ST LAWRENCE

FRANKLIN

CLINTON

ESSEX

ORANGE

PUTNAM

ONEIDA

ERIE

TIOGA

WESTCHESTERQUEENS

KINGS

RICHMOND

BRONX

NEW YORK

West Nile West Nile Virus Positive Virus Positive Specimens, Specimens,

20032003No Confirmed Activity

Birds &/or Mosquitoes

Humans (and Birds &/or Mosquitoes)

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NIAGARA

MONROE

SUFFOLK

NASSAU

ROCKLAND

NEW YORK CITY

CHAUTAUQUA

CATTARAUGUSALLEGANY

WYOMING

GENESEE

ORLEANS

LIVINGSTON

WAYNE

ONTARIO

YATES

SCHUYLER

STEUBEN

CHEMUNG

SENECA

TOMPKINS

BROOME

CORTLAND

CAYUGA

ONONDAGA

OSWEGO

LEWIS

MADISON

CHENANGO

OTSEGO

DELAWARE

HERKIMER

FULTON

MONTGOMERY

SCHOHARIE

GREENE

COLUMBIA

ALBANY

RENSSELAERSCHENECTADY

SARATOGA

WASHINGTON

WARRENHAMILTON

SULLIVAN

ULSTERDUTCHESS

JEFFERSON

ST LAWRENCE

FRANKLIN

CLINTON

ESSEX

ORANGE

PUTNAM

ONEIDA

ERIE

TIOGA

WESTCHESTERQUEENS

KINGS

RICHMOND

BRONX

NEW YORK

West Nile West Nile Virus Positive Virus Positive Specimens, Specimens,

20042004No Confirmed Activity

Birds &/or Mosquitoes

Humans (and Birds &/or Mosquitoes)

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NIAGARA

MONROE

SUFFOLK

NASSAU

ROCKLAND

NEW YORK CITY

CHAUTAUQUA

CATTARAUGUSALLEGANY

WYOMING

GENESEE

ORLEANS

LIVINGSTON

WAYNE

ONTARIO

YATES

SCHUYLER

STEUBEN

CHEMUNG

SENECA

TOMPKINS

BROOME

CORTLAND

CAYUGA

ONONDAGA

OSWEGO

LEWIS

MADISON

CHENANGO

OTSEGO

DELAWARE

HERKIMER

FULTON

MONTGOMERY

SCHOHARIE

GREENE

COLUMBIA

ALBANY

RENSSELAERSCHENECTADY

SARATOGA

WASHINGTON

WARRENHAMILTON

SULLIVAN

ULSTERDUTCHESS

JEFFERSON

ST LAWRENCE

FRANKLIN

CLINTON

ESSEX

ORANGE

PUTNAM

ONEIDA

ERIE

TIOGA

WESTCHESTERQUEENS

KINGS

RICHMOND

BRONX

NEW YORK

West Nile West Nile Virus Positive Virus Positive Specimens, Specimens,

20052005No Confirmed Activity

Birds &/or Mosquitoes

Humans (and Birds &/or Mosquitoes)

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NIAGARA

MONROE

SUFFOLK

NASSAU

ROCKLAND

NEW YORK CITY

CHAUTAUQUA

CATTARAUGUSALLEGANY

WYOMING

GENESEE

ORLEANS

LIVINGSTON

WAYNE

ONTARIO

YATES

SCHUYLER

STEUBEN

CHEMUNG

SENECA

TOMPKINS

BROOME

CORTLAND

CAYUGA

ONONDAGA

OSWEGO

LEWIS

MADISON

CHENANGO

OTSEGO

DELAWARE

HERKIMER

FULTON

MONTGOMERY

SCHOHARIE

GREENE

COLUMBIA

ALBANY

RENSSELAERSCHENECTADY

SARATOGA

WASHINGTON

WARRENHAMILTON

SULLIVAN

ULSTERDUTCHESS

JEFFERSON

ST LAWRENCE

FRANKLIN

CLINTON

ESSEX

ORANGE

PUTNAM

ONEIDA

ERIE

TIOGA

WESTCHESTERQUEENS

KINGS

RICHMOND

BRONX

NEW YORK

West Nile West Nile Virus Positive Virus Positive Specimens, Specimens,

20062006No Confirmed Activity

Birds &/or Mosquitoes

Humans (and Birds &/or Mosquitoes)

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NIAGARA

MONROE

SUFFOLK

NASSAU

ROCKLAND

NEW YORK CITY

CHAUTAUQUA

CATTARAUGUSALLEGANY

WYOMING

GENESEE

ORLEANS

LIVINGSTON

WAYNE

ONTARIO

YATES

SCHUYLER

STEUBEN

CHEMUNG

SENECA

TOMPKINS

BROOME

CORTLAND

CAYUGA

ONONDAGA

OSWEGO

LEWIS

MADISON

CHENANGO

OTSEGO

DELAWARE

HERKIMER

FULTON

MONTGOMERY

SCHOHARIE

GREENE

COLUMBIA

ALBANY

RENSSELAERSCHENECTADY

SARATOGA

WASHINGTON

WARRENHAMILTON

SULLIVAN

ULSTERDUTCHESS

JEFFERSON

ST LAWRENCE

FRANKLIN

CLINTON

ESSEX

ORANGE

PUTNAM

ONEIDA

ERIE

TIOGA

WESTCHESTERQUEENS

KINGS

RICHMOND

BRONX

NEW YORK

West Nile West Nile Virus Positive Virus Positive Specimens, Specimens,

20072007No Confirmed Activity

Birds &/or Mosquitoes

Humans (and Birds &/or Mosquitoes)

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NIAGARA

MONROE

SUFFOLK

NASSAU

ROCKLAND

NEW YORK CITY

CHAUTAUQUA

CATTARAUGUSALLEGANY

WYOMING

GENESEE

ORLEANS

LIVINGSTON

WAYNE

ONTARIO

YATES

SCHUYLER

STEUBEN

CHEMUNG

SENECA

TOMPKINS

BROOME

CORTLAND

CAYUGA

ONONDAGA

OSWEGO

LEWIS

MADISON

CHENANGO

OTSEGO

DELAWARE

HERKIMER

FULTON

MONTGOMERY

SCHOHARIE

GREENE

COLUMBIA

ALBANY

RENSSELAERSCHENECTADY

SARATOGA

WASHINGTON

WARRENHAMILTON

SULLIVAN

ULSTERDUTCHESS

JEFFERSON

ST LAWRENCE

FRANKLIN

CLINTON

ESSEX

ORANGE

PUTNAM

ONEIDA

ERIE

TIOGA

WESTCHESTERQUEENS

KINGS

RICHMOND

BRONX

NEW YORK

West Nile West Nile Virus Positive Virus Positive Specimens, Specimens,

20082008No Confirmed Activity

Birds &/or Mosquitoes

Humans (and Birds &/or Mosquitoes)

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NIAGARA

MONROE

SUFFOLK

NASSAU

ROCKLAND

NEW YORK CITY

CHAUTAUQUA

CATTARAUGUSALLEGANY

WYOMING

GENESEE

ORLEANS

LIVINGSTON

WAYNE

ONTARIO

YATES

SCHUYLER

STEUBEN

CHEMUNG

SENECA

TOMPKINS

BROOME

CORTLAND

CAYUGA

ONONDAGA

OSWEGO

LEWIS

MADISON

CHENANGO

OTSEGO

DELAWARE

HERKIMER

FULTON

MONTGOMERY

SCHOHARIE

GREENE

COLUMBIA

ALBANY

RENSSELAERSCHENECTADY

SARATOGA

WASHINGTON

WARRENHAMILTON

SULLIVAN

ULSTERDUTCHESS

JEFFERSON

ST LAWRENCE

FRANKLIN

CLINTON

ESSEX

ORANGE

PUTNAM

ONEIDA

ERIE

TIOGA

WESTCHESTERQUEENS

KINGS

RICHMOND

BRONX

NEW YORK

West Nile West Nile Virus Positive Virus Positive Specimens, Specimens,

20092009No Confirmed Activity

Birds &/or Mosquitoes

Humans (and Birds &/or Mosquitoes)

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NIAGARA

MONROE

SUFFOLK

NASSAU

ROCKLAND

NEW YORK CITY

CHAUTAUQUA

CATTARAUGUSALLEGANY

WYOMING

GENESEE

ORLEANS

LIVINGSTON

WAYNE

ONTARIO

YATES

SCHUYLER

STEUBEN

CHEMUNG

SENECA

TOMPKINS

BROOME

CORTLAND

CAYUGA

ONONDAGA

OSWEGO

LEWIS

MADISON

CHENANGO

OTSEGO

DELAWARE

HERKIMER

FULTON

MONTGOMERY

SCHOHARIE

GREENE

COLUMBIA

ALBANY

RENSSELAERSCHENECTADY

SARATOGA

WASHINGTON

WARRENHAMILTON

SULLIVAN

ULSTERDUTCHESS

JEFFERSON

ST LAWRENCE

FRANKLIN

CLINTON

ESSEX

ORANGE

PUTNAM

ONEIDA

ERIE

TIOGA

WESTCHESTERQUEENS

KINGS

RICHMOND

BRONX

NEW YORK

West Nile West Nile Virus Positive Virus Positive Specimens, Specimens,

20102010No Confirmed Activity

Birds &/or Mosquitoes

Humans (and Birds &/or Mosquitoes)

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NIAGARA

MONROE

SUFFOLK

NASSAU

ROCKLAND

NEW YORK CITY

CHAUTAUQUA

CATTARAUGUSALLEGANY

WYOMING

GENESEE

ORLEANS

LIVINGSTON

WAYNE

ONTARIO

YATES

SCHUYLER

STEUBEN

CHEMUNG

SENECA

TOMPKINS

BROOME

CORTLAND

CAYUGA

ONONDAGA

OSWEGO

LEWIS

MADISON

CHENANGO

OTSEGO

DELAWARE

HERKIMER

FULTON

MONTGOMERY

SCHOHARIE

GREENE

COLUMBIA

ALBANY

RENSSELAERSCHENECTADY

SARATOGA

WASHINGTON

WARRENHAMILTON

SULLIVAN

ULSTERDUTCHESS

JEFFERSON

ST LAWRENCE

FRANKLIN

CLINTON

ESSEX

ORANGE

PUTNAM

ONEIDA

ERIE

TIOGA

WESTCHESTERQUEENS

KINGS

RICHMOND

BRONX

NEW YORK

West Nile West Nile Virus Positive Virus Positive Specimens, Specimens,

20112011No Confirmed Activity

Birds &/or Mosquitoes

Humans (and Birds &/or Mosquitoes)

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NIAGARA

MONROE

SUFFOLK

NASSAU

ROCKLAND

NEW YORK CITY

CHAUTAUQUA

CATTARAUGUSALLEGANY

WYOMING

GENESEE

ORLEANS

LIVINGSTON

WAYNE

ONTARIO

YATES

SCHUYLER

STEUBEN

CHEMUNG

SENECA

TOMPKINS

BROOME

CORTLAND

CAYUGA

ONONDAGA

OSWEGO

LEWIS

MADISON

CHENANGO

OTSEGO

DELAWARE

HERKIMER

FULTON

MONTGOMERY

SCHOHARIE

GREENE

COLUMBIA

ALBANY

RENSSELAERSCHENECTADY

SARATOGA

WASHINGTON

WARRENHAMILTON

SULLIVAN

ULSTERDUTCHESS

JEFFERSON

ST LAWRENCE

FRANKLIN

CLINTON

ESSEX

ORANGE

PUTNAM

ONEIDA

ERIE

TIOGA

WESTCHESTERQUEENS

KINGS

RICHMOND

BRONX

NEW YORK

West Nile West Nile Virus Positive Virus Positive Specimens, Specimens,

20122012No Confirmed Activity

Birds &/or Mosquitoes

Humans (and Birds &/or Mosquitoes)

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Laboratory Confirmed WNV Infections, Laboratory Confirmed WNV Infections, NYS, 1999-2012NYS, 1999-2012

‘99 ‘00 ‘01 ‘02 ‘03 ‘04 ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 ‘08 ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 ‘12

Humans (Deaths)

62 (7)

14 (1)

15 (2)

82 (5)

71 (10)

10 (0)

33 (2)

23 (4)

22 (2)

46 (6)

7 (0)

129 (5)

44 (2)

103 (5)

Mosquito Pools

15 400 300 445 475 238 392 380 264 351 100 907 453 1005

Mosquito Pools

Submitted7783 6223 6743 7676 6765 7591 6848 5151 6505 7183 7390 6655 5808

Birds142

1263

731141

01368 207 296 264 83 159 - - - -

Birds Submitte

d8130 5159 6980 4655 2977 1766

Horses 20 28 22 36 32 5 1 2 0 3 1 0 4 7

Through 1 December 2012

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So What Happened in 2010 and So What Happened in 2010 and 2012?2012?

• Climate? Very hot and very dry leads to reduced availability of water.

• Reduction in routine mosquito control? Kept WNV in check before?

• Role of volunteer blood donor positives

• Had 19 volunteer donor positives—more than all other years combined.

• Most not symptomatic or unknown.

• Initially thought test may be flawed, but better reporting

• Surveillance system worked in identifying WNV

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Ticks

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Lyme disease 2012 vs. 2011 (reported cases through 12/4 each year)

COUNTY 2011 2012 %change

ALBANY 364 83 ---ALLEGANY 2 5 150.0BROOME 60 67 11.7CATTARAUGUS 4 4 0.0CAYUGA 2 2 0.0CHAUTAUQUA 6 5 -16.7CHEMUNG 6 6 0.0CHENANGO 19 13 -31.6CLINTON 11 9 -18.2COLUMBIA 229 183 -20.1CORTLAND 4 7 75.0DELAWARE 8 13 62.5DUTCHESS 190 116 -38.9ERIE 12 9 -25.0ESSEX 16 27 68.8FRANKLIN 9 10 11.1FULTON 8 2 -75.0GENESEE 1 1 0.0GREENE 139 104 -25.2HAMILTON 0 0 ---HERKIMER 12 21 75.0JEFFERSON 42 42 0.0LEWIS 2 7 250.0LIVINGSTON 5 2 -60.0MADISON 13 12 -7.7MONROE 22 41 86.4MONTGOMERY 28 20 -28.6NASSAU 29 15 -48.3NIAGARA 1 3 200.0ONEIDA 46 39 -15.2ONONDAGA 86 25 ---ONTARIO 2 8 300.0ORANGE 293 182 -37.9ORLEANS 0 0 ---OSWEGO 8 20 150.0OTSEGO 34 29 -14.7PUTNAM 94 78 -17.0RENSSELAER 258 193 -25.2ROCKLAND 91 80 -12.1SARATOGA 161 122 -24.2SCHENECTADY 29 20 -31.0SCHOHARIE 28 10 -64.3SCHUYLER 7 13 85.7SENECA 7 4 -42.9ST LAWRENCE 40 59 47.5STEUBEN 4 8 100.0SUFFOLK 314 260 -17.2SULLIVAN 36 42 16.7TIOGA 24 26 8.3TOMPKINS 140 20 ---ULSTER 190 67 -64.7WARREN 19 35 84.2WASHINGTON 272 75 ---WAYNE 3 3 0.0WESTCHESTER 162 49 -69.8WYOMING 1 5 400.0YATES 4 5 25.0

sentinel 2011 & 2012 2,215 1,511 -31.8

non-sentinel 2011 & 2012 520 592 13.8

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Lyme disease in New York State 1986 – 2005 by zip code

0 50 1000+500100

Incidence per 100,000 population

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Lyme Disease Incidence Rates, CNY Lyme Disease Incidence Rates, CNY Counties, 2005-2010Counties, 2005-2010

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Table 1: Borrelia burgdorferi prevalence in Ixodes scapularis (Blacklegged tick) adults collected by the NYSDOH from 21 Upstate New York counties

during October and November of 2011.

Location County Township Region Total Tested N P Bb% %∆ from 2009*

Albany Pine Bush Preserve Albany Guilderland Cap. District 50 26 24 48.0 26.3

Mine Kill State Park Schoharie North Blenheim Cap. District 51 45 6 11.8 202.6**

Olana Columbia Greenport Cap. District 50 33 17 34.0 30.8

Parcel 45 Saratoga Wilton Cap. District 50 35 15 30.0 0

Calvary Cemetery Tompkins Ithaca CNY 77 37 40 51.9 62.2

Green Lakes State Park Onondaga Manlius CNY 50 17 33 66.0 94.7

Three Mile Bay Game Management Area Oswego West Monroe CNY 53 24 29 54.7 82.9

Highland Lakes State Park Orange Wallkill MARO 50 33 17 34.0 0

Kakiat County Park Rockland Ramapo MARO 50 42 8 16.0 -55.6

Louisa Pond Ulster Esopus MARO 50 34 16 32.0 -11.1

Mohansic Golf Course Westchester Yorktown MARO 50 45 5 10.0 -80

Old Heritage Canal Park Sullivan Mamakating MARO 50 34 16 32.0 -27.3

Ryder Farm Putnam Southeast MARO 50 35 15 30.0 -28.6

Taconic-Hereford**** Dutchess Pleasant Valley MARO 50 40 10 20.0 -16.7

Allegany State Park Cattaraugus Redhouse WNY 68 62 6 8.8 -38.5

Gargoyle Park Cattaraugus Allegany WNY 87 48 39 44.8 142

Hanging Bog Allegany New Hudson WNY 5 4 1 20.0 -34.6

Letchworth State Park Livingston Portage WNY 8 8   0.0 n/a***

Moss Lake Allegany Rushford WNY 7 4 3 42.9 12.3

Newtown Battlefield State Park Chemung Elmira WNY 50 27 23 46.0 5.7

Powder Mill Park Monroe Perinton WNY 68 46 22 32.4 n/a***

Sampson State Park Seneca Romulus WNY 52 30 22 42.3 15.3

Watkins Glen State Park Schuyler Reading WNY 50 40 10 20.0 24.2

TOTALS 1126 749 377 33.5 6.7

* 2010 adult ticks have not yet been screened for pathogens.

** Comparison to 2008 data

*** These sites were not sampled for adult ticks in 2009 and/or prior data are not available.

**** An adult male tick from this site was simultaneously infected with B. burgdorferi, A. phagocytophilum, and B. microti.

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Table 2: Anaplasma phagocytophilum prevalence in Ixodes scapularis (Blacklegged tick) adults collected by the NYSDOH from 21 Upstate New York

counties during October and November of 2011.            

Location County Township Region Total Tested N P Ap% %∆ from 2009*

Albany Pine Bush Preserve Albany Guilderland Cap. District 50 40 10 20.0 400

Mine Kill State Park Schoharie North Blenheim Cap. District 51 51 0 0 0**

Olana Columbia Greenport Cap. District 50 48 2 4.0 -71.4

Parcel 45 Saratoga Wilton Cap. District 50 48 2 4.0 100

Calvary Cemetery Tompkins Ithaca CNY 77 73 4 5.2 -13.3

Green Lakes State Park Onondaga Manlius CNY 50 50 0 0 -100

Three Mile Bay Game Management Area Oswego West Monroe CNY 53 53 0 0 0

Highland Lakes State Park Orange Wallkill MARO 50 44 6 12.0 0

Kakiat County Park Rockland Ramapo MARO 50 40 10 20.0 900

Louisa Pond Ulster Esopus MARO 50 48 2 4.0 -66.7

Mohansic Golf Course Westchester Yorktown MARO 50 42 8 16.0 33.3

Old Heritage Canal Park Sullivan Mamakating MARO 50 45 5 10.0 ****

Ryder Farm Putnam Southeast MARO 50 41 9 18.0 80

Taconic-Hereford***** Dutchess Pleasant Valley MARO 50 42 8 16.0 100

Allegany State Park Cattaraugus Redhouse WNY 68 68 0 0 0

Gargoyle Park Cattaraugus Allegany WNY 87 84 3 3.4 100

Hanging Bog Allegany New Hudson WNY 5 5 0 0 -100

Letchworth State Park Livingston Portage WNY 8 8 0 0 n/a***

Moss Lake Allegany Rushford WNY 7 7 0 0 -100

Newtown Battlefield State Park Chemung Elmira WNY 50 50 0 0 -100

Powder Mill Park Monroe Perinton WNY 68 62 6 8.8 n/a***

Sampson State Park Seneca Romulus WNY 52 52 0 0 -100

Watkins Glen State Park Schuyler Reading WNY 50 50 0 0 0

TOTALS 1126 1051 75 6.7 52.3

* 2010 adult ticks have not yet been screened for pathogens.

** Comparison to 2008 data

*** These sites were not sampled for adult ticks in 2009 and/or prior data are not available.

**** No adult ticks were infected with A. phagocytophilum from this site in 2009; previous rate 0%. Unable to calculate %∆ (denominator = zero).

***** An adult male tick from this site was simultaneously infected with B. burgdorferi, A. phagocytophilum, and B. microti.

Counties with B. burgdorferi/A. phagocytophilum co-infected ticks include: Albany (n=4), Cattaraugus (n=1), Columbia (n=1), Dutchess (n=2), Orange (n=1), Putnam (n=2), Sullivan (n=2), and Westchester (n=1).

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Table 3: Babesia microti prevalence in Ixodes scapularis (Blacklegged tick) adults collected by the NYSDOH from 21 Upstate New York counties

during October and November of 2011.

Location County Township Region Total Tested N P Bm% %∆ from 2009*

Albany Pine Bush Preserve Albany Guilderland Cap. District 50 48 2 4.0 0

Mine Kill State Park Schoharie North Blenheim Cap. District 51 51   0**

Olana Columbia Greenport Cap. District 50 50   0

Parcel 45 Saratoga Wilton Cap. District 50 50   0

Calvary Cemetery Tompkins Ithaca CNY 77 77   0

Green Lakes State Park Onondaga Manlius CNY 50 50   0

Three Mile Bay Game Management Area Oswego West Monroe CNY 53 53   0

Highland Lakes State Park Orange Wallkill MARO 50 50   0

Kakiat County Park Rockland Ramapo MARO 50 47 3 6.0 200

Louisa Pond Ulster Esopus MARO 50 50   0

Mohansic Golf Course Westchester Yorktown MARO 50 50   -100

Old Heritage Canal Park Sullivan Mamakating MARO 50 50   0

Ryder Farm Putnam Southeast MARO 50 49 1 2.0 -66.7

Taconic-Hereford**** Dutchess Pleasant Valley MARO 50 48 2 4.0 100

Allegany State Park Cattaraugus Redhouse WNY 68 68   0

Gargoyle Park Cattaraugus Allegany WNY 87 87   0

Hanging Bog Allegany New Hudson WNY 5 5   0

Letchworth State Park Livingston Portage WNY 8 8   n/a***

Moss Lake Allegany Rushford WNY 7 7   0

Newtown Battlefield State Park Chemung Elmira WNY 50 50   0

Powder Mill Park Monroe Perinton WNY 68 68   n/a***

Sampson State Park Seneca Romulus WNY 52 52   0

Watkins Glen State Park Schuyler Reading WNY 50 50   0

TOTALS 1126 1118 8 0.7 16.7

* 2010 adult ticks have not yet been screened for pathogens.

** Comparison to 2008 data

*** These sites were not sampled for adult ticks in 2009 and/or prior data are not available.

**** An adult male tick from this site was simultaneously infected with B. burgdorferi, A. phagocytophilum, and B. microti.

Counties with B. burgdorferi/B. microti co-infected ticks include: Albany (n=2), Dutchess (n=2), Putnam (n=1), Rockland (n=1).

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