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Hover over a state to see data. Hover over legend items to see states in a category. Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Number of nonfatal work injuries and illnesses, by state and case type, private industry, 2020
State
Other recordable cases (in thousands)
Alabama
12.5
Alaska
2.6
Arizona
23.2
Arkansas
8.4
California
109.7
Connecticut
10.6
Delaware
2.2
District of Columbia
1.6
Georgia
Hawaii
3.4
Illinois
32.8
Indiana
25
Iowa
12.4
Kansas
10.3
Kentucky
14.5
Louisiana
9.5
Maine
6.6
Maryland
15
Massachusetts
18.5
Michigan
30.6
Minnesota
26.4
Missouri
19.1
Montana
5
Nebraska
7.7
Nevada
11.3
New Jersey
21.5
New Mexico
5.2
New York
38.9
North Carolina
26.6
Ohio
35.5
Oklahoma
10.2
Oregon
15.4
Pennsylvania
45.6
Puerto Rico
4.1
South Carolina
9.7
Tennessee
22
Texas
61.5
Utah
13.5
Vermont
3.2
Virgin Islands
0.1
Virginia
20.3
Washington
27.6
West Virginia
4.9
Wisconsin
27
Wyoming
2
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