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    English: Drug overdose death rates per 100,000 by state. US map. Data is from the National Center for Health Statistics for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. See: United States drug overdose death rates and totals over time
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    Data table

    2024. Death rate per 100,000
    Area 2024
    Alabama 25.0
    Alaska 45.1
    Arizona 32.6
    Arkansas 13.9
    California 21.7
    Colorado 25.7
    Connecticut 26.2
    Delaware 33.4
    Florida 21.3
    Georgia 18.1
    Hawaii 21.0
    Idaho 17.3
    Illinois 19.3
    Indiana 25.7
    Iowa 13.7
    Kansas 19.7
    Kentucky 33.5
    Louisiana 33.5
    Maine 35.2
    Maryland 26.9
    Massachusetts 21.8
    Michigan 19.1
    Minnesota 17.3
    Mississippi 18.6
    Missouri 23.7
    Montana 15.3
    Nebraska 8.1
    Nevada 35.9
    New Hampshire 21.6
    New Jersey 20.2
    New Mexico 37.1
    New York 21.3
    North Carolina 25.7
    North Dakota 14.8
    Ohio 27.2
    Oklahoma 25.5
    Oregon 33.5
    Pennsylvania 25.6
    Rhode Island 28.0
    South Carolina 27.5
    South Dakota 11.9
    Tennessee 35.2
    Texas 15.8
    Utah 20.3
    Vermont 33.6
    Virginia 17.6
    Washington 37.6
    Washington, D.C. 43.2
    West Virginia 48.9
    Wisconsin 19.8
    Wyoming 20.1

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