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Highest dc fast-charging ports by state
Public DC fast-charging ports.
Public direct-current fast-charging ports in service, counted where the station sits. This is the faster charging equipment generally useful on longer trips; it is a subset of all public charging ports, not a measure of whether a nearby connector, payment method, or stall is available when you arrive. Private fleet depots and workplace-only chargers are excluded. A county with none has no public DC fast-charging port inside its own lines, though one may be close by across a county boundary.
- 1California18,276
- 2Texas5,267
- 3Florida5,036
- 4New York3,345
- 5Illinois2,849
- 6Georgia2,268
- 7Washington2,257
- 8New Jersey2,081
- 9Pennsylvania1,990
- 10Massachusetts1,968
- 11North Carolina1,858
- 12Virginia1,770
- 13Michigan1,705
- 14Colorado1,628
- 15Maryland1,520
- 16Ohio1,508
- 17Arizona1,492
- 18Oregon1,310
- 19Nevada1,149
- 20Indiana1,018
- 21Tennessee1,015
- 22Utah998
- 23South Carolina930
- 24Minnesota915
- 25Alabama898
- 26Oklahoma889
- 27Wisconsin888
- 28Missouri887
- 29Connecticut761
- 30New Mexico610
- 31Iowa592
- 32Kentucky456
- 33Maine427
- 34Louisiana410
- 35Kansas378
- 36New Hampshire344
- 37Mississippi339
- 38Vermont320
- 39Delaware311
- 40Idaho308
- 41Arkansas292
- 42Nebraska264
- 43Montana262
- 44West Virginia216
- 45Hawaii183
- 46Wyoming169
- 47South Dakota158
- 48Rhode Island151
- 49North Dakota141
- 50Alaska100
- 51District of Columbia61
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