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Number of fatal work injuries by state, 2022
State
Fatal work injuries, 2022
Fatal work injuries, 2021
Alabama
74 111
Alaska
20 20
Arizona
103 67
Arkansas
75 74
California
504 462
Colorado
89 96
Connecticut
34 23
Delaware
17 13
District of Columbia
15 12
Florida
307 315
Georgia
209 187
Hawaii
25 15
Idaho
39 30
Illinois
177 176
Indiana
156 157
Iowa
56 49
Kansas
52 63
Kentucky
71 97
Louisiana
120 141
Maine
23 19
Maryland
80 80
Massachusetts
81 97
Michigan
139 140
Minnesota
81 80
Mississippi
78 41
Missouri
121 147
Montana
25 40
Nebraska
57 39
Nevada
60 43
New Hampshire
19 21
New Jersey
116 110
New Mexico
57 53
New York
251 247
North Carolina
217 179
North Dakota
37 34
Ohio
153 171
Oklahoma
70 86
Oregon
55 66
Pennsylvania
183 162
Rhode Island
7 5
South Carolina
132 107
South Dakota
27 20
Tennessee
173 132
Texas
578 533
Utah
57 52
Vermont
11 10
Virginia
144 125
Washington
104 73
West Virginia
48 36
Wisconsin
125 105
Wyoming
34 27
See data definitions at www.bls.gov/iif/oshcfdef.htm .
United States Department of Labor
