Rankings · Migration
Highest deaths by state
Deaths, annual.
This measure has no better end. The order describes the states, it does not rank them — see the other direction.
Deaths recorded in the latest Census Population Estimates year. This is a raw count of people, so it naturally rises with the size of a place; the natural-change rate remains available when comparing places of very different sizes.
- 1California288,917
- 2Texas232,492
- 3Florida227,304
- 4New York160,263
- 5Pennsylvania137,689
- 6Ohio127,554
- 7Illinois114,226
- 8North Carolina107,917
- 9Michigan104,678
- 10Georgia97,815
- 11Tennessee80,811
- 12Virginia78,253
- 13New Jersey74,976
- 14Arizona71,277
- 15Indiana71,087
- 16Missouri68,200
- 17Washington66,138
- 18Alabama59,868
- 19Massachusetts59,636
- 20South Carolina59,117
- 21Wisconsin58,006
- 22Maryland53,646
- 23Kentucky53,065
- 24Minnesota50,505
- 25Louisiana49,112
- 26Oklahoma46,044
- 27Colorado44,772
- 28Oregon42,098
- 29Arkansas36,638
- 30Mississippi35,775
- 31Iowa33,521
- 32Connecticut32,417
- 33Kansas29,465
- 34Nevada29,460
- 35West Virginia24,841
- 36New Mexico22,120
- 37Utah21,987
- 38Nebraska18,260
- 39Maine16,802
- 40Idaho16,795
- 41New Hampshire14,078
- 42Hawaii12,607
- 43Montana11,438
- 44Delaware10,882
- 45Rhode Island10,325
- 46South Dakota8,694
- 47North Dakota7,130
- 48Vermont6,748
- 49Wyoming5,775
- 50Alaska5,559
- 51District of Columbia4,820
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<iframe src="https://movermath.com/embed/deaths" width="100%" height="420" style="border:0" loading="lazy" title="Deaths, annual by state"></iframe>Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Population Estimates Program. · How this is built