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Gun Deaths (US)

North America

Number of gun deaths per state

CDC National Center for Health Statistics

Gun deaths in the United States, are marked by shades of pink. Darker pink indicates more deaths, with states like California and Texas. Lighter pink indicates fewer deaths, with Northern (Montana and Wyoming) and Western U.S. (Oregon) including Alaska.

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	Gun Deaths (US)			Latin America, 1830	Performance during 2008–2009 Recession (U.S.)
	Class	Rank	Deaths per state	Mexico, 1821	Strongest	Second strongest	Middle	Second weakest	Weakest
Alaska		41	182
Delaware		43	158
Hawaii		49	71
Montana		37	280
Nebraska		40	200
New Hampshire		47	123
North Dakota		46	128
Rhode Island		50	64
South Dakota		45	128
Vermont		48	83
West Virginia		35	319
Wyoming		44	155	15.5%
Arizona		12	1,370	100%				2
Utah		33	450	100%	2		1
District of Columbia						1
Florida		3	3,140					1	4
Idaho		36	309	9.70%				1
Washington		23	896				1
Maine		42	178		1
Kentucky		21	947					1
Virginia		16	1,250				1
Mississippi		20	962		1
Texas		1	4,610	97.3%		6
Missouri		11	1,410				1
Louisiana		14	1,310			1		1
North Carolina		8	1,840		1		1	1
Oregon		27	670	23.4%				1
Alabama		13	1,320					1
New Mexico		29	578	100%		1
Kansas		31	503	4.51%		1
Wisconsin		25	793		1			1
New Jersey		32	475				1
South Carolina		17	1,140		1		2
Michigan		10	1,540						2
Connecticut		38	248		2	1
Pennsylvania		7	1,910		2	2	1
Colorado		19	1,060	48.1%	1		1
Nevada		28	633	100%					1
Massachusetts		39	247				2		1
Georgia		4	2,200		1		1
New York		18	1,080		3		1
Maryland		22	915				1
Oklahoma		24	836	10.9%		2
Tennessee		9	1,570		1		3
California		2	3,580	99.8%				2	7
Arkansas		26	698			1
Ohio		6	1,910		1			4	2
Indiana		15	1,250				1
Minnesota		30	573					1
Iowa		34	364			2
Illinois		5	2,000				1	1

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