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Lowest injury deaths by state

Deaths from injury per 100,000 residents.

Deaths from injuries per 100,000 residents, using death certificates and the county of the person’s residence. This broad outcome includes unintentional injuries and intentional injuries such as homicide and suicide; it is not a prediction of risk at a particular home or a local safety score.

  1. 1New York60
  2. 2California63
  3. 3Nebraska65
  4. 4Hawaii65
  5. 5New Jersey66
  6. 6Texas66
  7. 7Utah69
  8. 8Iowa73
  9. 9Massachusetts75
  10. 10Virginia75
  11. 11Georgia77
  12. 12Illinois77
  13. 13Minnesota77
  14. 14North Dakota78
  15. 15Washington79
  16. 16Idaho82
  17. 17Connecticut83
  18. 18Kansas85
  19. 19Michigan86
  20. 20Rhode Island87
  21. 21Nevada87
  22. 22South Dakota88
  23. 23Oregon88
  24. 24New Hampshire89
  25. 25Arkansas91
  26. 26Colorado93
  27. 27North Carolina93
  28. 28Indiana93
  29. 29Alabama93
  30. 30Maryland93
  31. 31Florida94
  32. 32Pennsylvania97
  33. 33Wisconsin97
  34. 34Delaware99
  35. 35Wyoming100
  36. 36Ohio101
  37. 37Arizona101
  38. 38Vermont102
  39. 39Oklahoma102
  40. 40Montana103
  41. 41Missouri104
  42. 42Mississippi106
  43. 43South Carolina107
  44. 44Alaska108
  45. 45Maine109
  46. 46Kentucky110
  47. 47District of Columbia113
  48. 48Louisiana114
  49. 49Tennessee116
  50. 50New Mexico129
  51. 51West Virginia146
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Source: County Health Rankings, NCHS. · How this is built