Ranking of US States By Number of Deaths in 2011

Updated on July 29, 2024.

Based on the US Census Vintage data estimates, in 2011, the Number of Deaths for the United States was 2.51M. Among all US states and DC, California had the highest number of deaths (238.38K), followed by Florida (174.49K), and Texas (168.14K).

On the other hand, Alaska had the lowest number of deaths (3.92K) followed by Wyoming (4.44K), and District of Columbia (4.67K).

The chart below shows the top 10 states with high number of deaths, and the table below shows the ranking of all the 50 US states and the District of Columbia.

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Rank State Number of Deaths
1 California 238381
2 Florida 174492
3 Texas 168142
4 New York 149781
5 Pennsylvania 127734
6 Ohio 110629
7 Illinois 101615
8 Michigan 89827
9 North Carolina 79977
10 Georgia 71163
11 New Jersey 71059
12 Virginia 60455
13 Tennessee 60184
14 Indiana 57903
15 Missouri 55944
16 Massachusetts 53996
17 Washington 49817
18 Alabama 48837
19 Wisconsin 48473
20 Arizona 48173
21 Maryland 43695
22 Kentucky 42513
23 South Carolina 42032
24 Louisiana 40770
25 Minnesota 39958
26 Oklahoma 37764
27 Oregon 32496
28 Colorado 32010
29 Arkansas 29439
30 Connecticut 29295
31 Mississippi 29165
32 Iowa 28191
33 Kansas 25171
34 West Virginia 21901
35 Nevada 20204
36 New Mexico 16367
37 Nebraska 15615
38 Utah 15011
39 Maine 13024
40 Idaho 11882
41 New Hampshire 10742
42 Hawaii 10075
43 Rhode Island 9755
44 Montana 9111
45 Delaware 7872
46 South Dakota 7287
47 North Dakota 6045
48 Vermont 5437
49 District of Columbia 4667
50 Wyoming 4444
51 Alaska 3922