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Number of fatal work injuries by state, 2020
State
Fatal work injuries, 2020
Fatal work injuries, 2019
Alabama
85 89
Alaska
31 51
Arizona
97 94
Arkansas
64 62
California
463 451
Colorado
78 84
Connecticut
29 26
Delaware
7 18
District of Columbia
13 10
Florida
275 306
Georgia
193 207
Hawaii
16 26
Idaho
32 36
Illinois
135 158
Indiana
158 146
Iowa
58 76
Kansas
55 83
Kentucky
92 78
Louisiana
103 119
Maine
20 20
Maryland
59 78
Massachusetts
69 86
Michigan
131 164
Minnesota
67 80
Mississippi
44 59
Missouri
105 106
Montana
29 38
Nebraska
48 53
Nevada
37 40
New Hampshire
14 11
New Jersey
82 74
New Mexico
37 55
New York
223 273
North Carolina
189 186
North Dakota
26 37
Ohio
117 166
Oklahoma
75 73
Oregon
60 69
Pennsylvania
148 154
Rhode Island
5 10
South Carolina
102 108
South Dakota
32 20
Tennessee
142 124
Texas
469 608
Utah
48 51
Vermont
8 10
Virginia
118 180
Washington
83 84
West Virginia
47 46
Wisconsin
108 113
Wyoming
35 32
See data definitions at www.bls.gov/iif/oshcfdef.htm .
United States Department of Labor
