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Number of fatal work injuries by state, 2021
State
Fatal work injuries, 2021
Fatal work injuries, 2020
Alabama
111 85
Alaska
20 31
Arizona
67 97
Arkansas
74 64
California
462 463
Colorado
96 78
Connecticut
23 29
Delaware
13 7
District of Columbia
12 13
Florida
315 275
Georgia
187 193
Hawaii
15 16
Idaho
30 32
Illinois
176 135
Indiana
157 158
Iowa
49 58
Kansas
63 55
Kentucky
97 92
Louisiana
141 103
Maine
19 20
Maryland
80 59
Massachusetts
97 69
Michigan
140 131
Minnesota
80 67
Mississippi
41 44
Missouri
147 105
Montana
40 29
Nebraska
39 48
Nevada
43 37
New Hampshire
21 14
New Jersey
110 82
New Mexico
53 37
New York
247 223
North Carolina
179 189
North Dakota
34 26
Ohio
171 117
Oklahoma
86 75
Oregon
66 60
Pennsylvania
162 148
Rhode Island
5 5
South Carolina
107 102
South Dakota
20 32
Tennessee
132 142
Texas
533 469
Utah
52 48
Vermont
10 8
Virginia
125 118
Washington
73 83
West Virginia
36 47
Wisconsin
105 108
Wyoming
27 35
See data definitions at www.bls.gov/iif/oshcfdef.htm .
United States Department of Labor
