Rankings · Wildlife
Highest listed species by state
Federally listed species in current range.
Distinct federally listed threatened or endangered species whose US Fish and Wildlife Service current range includes the county. This is a range-context measure, not a survey or estimate of animals living there; a county can appear because it contains a small piece of habitat. Fish and plants are included where FWS manages them; species under NOAA Fisheries jurisdiction are not.
- 1California1,549
- 2Texas1,321
- 3Tennessee1,297
- 4Florida1,242
- 5Kentucky1,210
- 6Alabama1,168
- 7Georgia1,157
- 8North Carolina897
- 9Virginia823
- 10Missouri787
- 11Hawaii769
- 12Illinois595
- 13Indiana571
- 14Ohio562
- 15Arkansas560
- 16Michigan519
- 17West Virginia489
- 18Oklahoma488
- 19Wisconsin478
- 20Nebraska457
- 21Mississippi440
- 22Colorado426
- 23Iowa394
- 24South Dakota326
- 25Minnesota324
- 26Arizona305
- 27Oregon299
- 28New Mexico298
- 29Washington293
- 30Kansas287
- 31Utah261
- 32Louisiana256
- 33Pennsylvania237
- 34Montana229
- 35South Carolina229
- 36Idaho206
- 37North Dakota190
- 38New York178
- 39Nevada136
- 40New Jersey121
- 41Wyoming120
- 42Maryland104
- 43Maine77
- 44Massachusetts71
- 45Alaska58
- 46New Hampshire33
- 47Vermont30
- 48Rhode Island26
- 49Delaware23
- 50District of Columbia3
- 51Connecticut0
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