US Number and Rate of Fatal Drug Overdose Deaths Involving Cocaine By State in 2023 (CDC)

Updated on February 2, 2026.

Based on data from the CDC, the overall number of fatal drug overdose deaths involving Cocaine in the US in 2023 was 25,399, and the age adjusted rate per 100,000 persons was 11.3. These overall values was based on data from 42 jurisdictions (i.e. states and DC).

Among all states with data, New York had the highest number of fatal drug overdose deaths involving Cocaine (3,226), followed by Pennsylvania (2,031), Ohio (1,910), and North Carolina (1,734).

In terms of the age-adjusted rate of fatal drug overdose deaths involving Cocaine per 100K persons, Delaware had the highest (30.2), followed by Vermont (24.7), and Rhode Island (21.7).

The interactive chart below shows the number of fatal overdose deaths involving Cocaine by state for the jurisdictions with d ata. The table below shows the number and rate of fatal drug overdose deaths.

You can also see similar information for other types of drugs.

Note: A rate value of 9999 denotes that the value is suppressed. Rates based on less than 20 drug overdose deaths are suppressed to avoid presentation of unstable rates.

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Data Source: CDC (SUDORS).
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State Number of Deaths Age Adjusted Rate Per 100K
Alabama 302 6.1
Alaska 31 4.4
Arizona 288 3.9
Arkansas 60 2.1
Colorado 344 5.7
Connecticut 684 18.8
Delaware 296 30.2
Georgia 653 6
Hawaii 30 2
Illinois 1497 12
Indiana 488 7.5
Iowa 34 1.1
Kansas 75 2.6
Kentucky 323 7.4
Maine 224 16.7
Maryland 1314 20.9
Massachusetts 1406 20.1
Michigan 1234 12.5
Minnesota 251 4.5
Mississippi 99 3.5
Missouri 362 6
Montana 5 9999
Nebraska 17 9999
Nevada 167 5.1
New Hampshire 66 4.8
New Jersey 1396 14.9
New Mexico 153 7.5
New York 3226 16.3
North Carolina 1734 16.2
Ohio 1910 16.6
Oklahoma 146 3.7
Oregon 154 3.6
Pennsylvania 2031 16
Rhode Island 233 21.7
Tennessee 946 13.6
Utah 63 2
Vermont 153 24.7
Virginia 1051 12.1
Washington 607 7.8
West Virginia 222 13.2
Wisconsin 756 13.2
District of Columbia 368 58.4