Influenza and pneumonia

Age-adjusted mortality rates by state (2017). States ranked from highest to lowest rate per 100,000 population.

Total Deaths (2017)

55,672

Avg Rate /100K

14.9

Highest Rate

Hawaii

29.6/100K

Lowest Rate

Florida

9.6/100K

Influenza and pneumonia by State

#	State	Deaths	Crude Rate	Age-Adjusted
1	Hawaii	637	N/A	29.6
2	Mississippi	782	N/A	23.0
3	Tennessee	1,656	N/A	21.3
4	Alabama	1,176	N/A	20.2
5	Arkansas	720	N/A	19.8
6	Nevada	636	N/A	19.6
7	South Dakota	217	N/A	19.0
8	West Virginia	458	N/A	18.2
9	Kentucky	932	N/A	18.1
10	New York	4,517	N/A	17.7
11	Wyoming	115	N/A	17.5
12	North Carolina	2,076	N/A	17.5
13	Missouri	1,281	N/A	16.7
14	Nebraska	393	N/A	16.2
15	Massachusetts	1,433	N/A	15.9
16	Illinois	2,402	N/A	15.6
17	North Dakota	147	N/A	15.3
18	Maine	301	N/A	15.2
19	Louisiana	785	N/A	15.1
20	Kansas	546	N/A	15.0
21	Ohio	2,243	N/A	14.9
22	Delaware	184	N/A	14.9
23	Pennsylvania	2,718	N/A	14.6
24	California	6,340	N/A	14.6
25	Michigan	1,798	N/A	14.2
26	Maryland	990	N/A	14.0
27	Rhode Island	206	N/A	13.9
28	Oklahoma	625	N/A	13.9
29	Indiana	1,078	N/A	13.8
30	Georgia	1,400	N/A	13.8
31	Idaho	255	N/A	13.7
32	New Mexico	338	N/A	13.6
33	Utah	334	N/A	13.3
34	Montana	185	N/A	13.3
35	Iowa	578	N/A	13.2
36	Virginia	1,245	N/A	13.1
37	New Hampshire	230	N/A	13.1
38	Connecticut	675	N/A	13.1
39	Wisconsin	974	N/A	12.9
40	Washington	1,041	N/A	12.6
41	South Carolina	723	N/A	12.3
42	New Jersey	1,337	N/A	11.7
43	Alaska	66	N/A	11.7
44	District of Columbia	79	N/A	11.4
45	Texas	2,954	N/A	11.2
46	Oregon	573	N/A	11.1
47	Colorado	577	N/A	10.1
48	Arizona	876	N/A	10.1
49	Minnesota	697	N/A	9.9
50	Vermont	86	N/A	9.7
51	Florida	3,057	N/A	9.6

Rates are per 100,000 population. Age-adjusted rates use the year 2000 US standard population. ICD-10 code: J09-J18. Source: CDC WONDER, Underlying Cause of Death.