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Number of fatal work injuries by state, 2019
State
Fatal work injuries, 2019
Fatal work injuries, 2018
Alabama
89 89
Alaska
51 32
Arizona
94 82
Arkansas
62 76
California
451 422
Colorado
84 72
Connecticut
26 48
Delaware
18 7
District of Columbia
10 10
Florida
306 332
Georgia
207 186
Hawaii
26 22
Idaho
36 45
Illinois
158 184
Indiana
146 173
Iowa
76 77
Kansas
83 61
Kentucky
78 83
Louisiana
119 98
Maine
20 17
Maryland
78 97
Massachusetts
86 97
Michigan
164 155
Minnesota
80 75
Mississippi
59 78
Missouri
106 145
Montana
38 28
Nebraska
53 44
Nevada
40 39
New Hampshire
11 20
New Jersey
74 83
New Mexico
55 43
New York
273 271
North Carolina
186 178
North Dakota
37 35
Ohio
166 158
Oklahoma
73 91
Oregon
69 62
Pennsylvania
154 177
Rhode Island
10 9
South Carolina
108 98
South Dakota
20 32
Tennessee
124 122
Texas
608 488
Utah
51 49
Vermont
10 11
Virginia
180 157
Washington
84 86
West Virginia
46 57
Wisconsin
113 114
Wyoming
32 31
See data definitions at www.bls.gov/iif/oshcfdef.htm .
United States Department of Labor
