Accident Mortality by State

Data Table

Data table showing data for the United States Map figure.
LocationSort by Location in descending order	Death Rate (Click for Rankings)Sort by Death Rate (Click for Rankings) in descending order	DeathsSort by Deaths in descending order
Alabama	68.3	3,524
Alaska	77.6	561
Arizona	75.6	5,928
Arkansas	64.9	2,062
California	51	21,168
Colorado	69.7	4,268
Connecticut	66.5	2,640
Delaware	83.8	883
District Of Columbia	90.9	635
Florida	68.9	17,115
Georgia	58.9	6,519
Hawaii	40.9	693
Idaho	57.9	1,163
Illinois	55.9	7,597
Indiana	71.6	4,989
Iowa	49.8	1,845
Kansas	63.8	1,995
Kentucky	91.5	4,193
Louisiana	93.9	4,320
Maine	93.5	1,391
Maryland	48.8	3,341
Massachusetts	61.6	4,783
Michigan	59.2	6,425
Minnesota	61.1	3,882
Mississippi	78.4	2,367
Missouri	75.6	4,940
Montana	65.4	803
Nebraska	46.8	989
Nevada	62.8	2,110
New Hampshire	66.7	1,039
New Jersey	49.7	4,956
New Mexico	98.4	2,126
New York	50.2	10,894
North Carolina	80	8,858
North Dakota	54	451
Ohio	78.5	9,682
Oklahoma	81.4	3,421
Oregon	67.9	3,231
Pennsylvania	70.4	10,060
Rhode Island	67.6	848
South Carolina	88.2	4,827
South Dakota	60.7	600
Tennessee	98.4	7,114
Texas	51.1	15,252
Utah	50.2	1,537
Vermont	81.4	584
Virginia	57.1	5,275
Washington	66.2	5,546
West Virginia	121.6	2,247
Wisconsin	74.9	4,951
Wyoming	65.3	411

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¹ The number of deaths per 100,000 total population.

Source: https://wonder.cdc.gov

States are categorized from highest rate to lowest rate. Although adjusted for differences in age-distribution and population size, rankings by state do not take into account other state specific population characteristics that may affect the level of mortality. When the number of deaths is small, rankings by state may be unreliable due to instability in death rates.