Firearm Mortality by State

Firearm Mortality by State
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Data table showing data for the United States Map figure.
LocationSort by Location in descending orderDeath Rate (Click for Rankings)Sort by Death Rate (Click for Rankings) in descending orderDeaths Sort by Deaths in descending order
Alabama
25.51,278
Alaska
22.4164
Arizona
20.11,535
Arkansas
21.9666
California
8.63,484
Colorado
17.11,036
Connecticut
6.9252
Delaware
11.9124
District Of Columbia
21.4154
Florida
143,232
Georgia
19.72,163
Hawaii
4.566
Idaho
17338
Illinois
14.41,798
Indiana
17.41,211
Iowa
11.2367
Kansas
16.8492
Kentucky
18.8840
Louisiana
28.21,266
Maine
11.7179
Maryland
13.6813
Massachusetts
3.7263
Michigan
151,504
Minnesota
9.6561
Mississippi
29.6848
Missouri
24.21,489
Montana
23.9274
Nebraska
12.2244
Nevada
18.9618
New Hampshire
10.1156
New Jersey
5468
New Mexico
27.3571
New York
5.31,044
North Carolina
16.81,831
North Dakota
16.4125
Ohio
15.61,831
Oklahoma
19.8797
Oregon
14.4655
Pennsylvania
14.71,941
Rhode Island
3.137
South Carolina
20.81,105
South Dakota
15.7141
Tennessee
20.51,480
Texas
15.34,630
Utah
13.7446
Vermont
1284
Virginia
14.91,316
Washington
12.41,022
West Virginia
16.2311
Wisconsin
14830
Wyoming
20.4124
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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.