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Number of fatal work injuries by state, 2024
State
Fatal work injuries, 2024
Fatal work injuries, 2023
Alabama
75 75
Alaska
24 29
Arizona
94 103
Arkansas
79 92
California
419 439
Colorado
92 83
Connecticut
41 33
Delaware
10 11
District of Columbia
11 12
Florida
284 306
Georgia
170 192
Hawaii
16 16
Idaho
45 48
Illinois
156 145
Indiana
135 157
Iowa
83 91
Kansas
56 53
Kentucky
70 91
Louisiana
96 104
Maine
19 27
Maryland
93 69
Massachusetts
75 111
Michigan
152 166
Minnesota
84 70
Mississippi
94 72
Missouri
118 114
Montana
31 38
Nebraska
25 46
Nevada
33 57
New Hampshire
12 21
New Jersey
84 81
New Mexico
32 38
New York
217 246
North Carolina
196 177
North Dakota
28 26
Ohio
165 164
Oklahoma
73 76
Oregon
52 54
Pennsylvania
185 169
Rhode Island
6 6
South Carolina
103 112
South Dakota
29 20
Tennessee
155 164
Texas
557 564
Utah
63 69
Vermont
8 16
Virginia
137 117
Washington
102 97
West Virginia
40 58
Wisconsin
109 112
Wyoming
37 45
See data definitions at www.bls.gov/iif/definitions/census-of-fatal-occupational-injuries-definitions.htm .
United States Department of Labor
