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Number of fatal work injuries by state, map

Charts related to the latest "Census of Fatal Occupational Injuries" news release | More chart packages

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Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Number of fatal work injuries by state, 2018
State	Fatal work injuries, 2018	Fatal work injuries, 2017
Alabama	89	83
Alaska	32	33
Arizona	82	90
Arkansas	76	76
California	422	376
Colorado	72	77
Connecticut	48	35
Delaware	7	10
District of Columbia	10	13
Florida	332	299
Georgia	186	194
Hawaii	22	20
Idaho	45	37
Illinois	184	163
Indiana	173	138
Iowa	77	72
Kansas	61	72
Kentucky	83	70
Louisiana	98	117
Maine	17	18
Maryland	97	87
Massachusetts	97	108
Michigan	155	153
Minnesota	75	101
Mississippi	78	90
Missouri	145	125
Montana	28	32
Nebraska	44	35
Nevada	39	32
New Hampshire	20	11
New Jersey	83	69
New Mexico	43	44
New York	271	313
North Carolina	178	183
North Dakota	35	38
Ohio	158	174
Oklahoma	91	91
Oregon	62	60
Pennsylvania	177	172
Rhode Island	9	8
South Carolina	98	88
South Dakota	32	30
Tennessee	122	128
Texas	488	534
Utah	49	43
Vermont	11	22
Virginia	157	118
Washington	86	84
West Virginia	57	51
Wisconsin	114	106
Wyoming	31	20