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Main article: Statistics of the COVID-19 pandemic in the United States
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COVID-19 pandemic in the United States by state and territory
Location[i] Cases[ii] Deaths Recoveries[iii] Hospital[iv] Ref.
56 / 56 79,003,441 967,476 — —
Alabama 1,291,406 19,093 275,245 45,250 [1]
Alaska 236,965 1,169 7,165 1,260 [2]
American Samoa 18 0 3 — [3]
Arizona 1,992,471 28,547 — 57,072 [4]
Arkansas 828,889 11,053 306,382 14,617 [5]
California 8,450,009 87,194 — — [6]
Colorado 1,330,851 11,887 — 23,293 [7]
Connecticut 731,868 10,677 — 12,257 [8][9]
Delaware 258,513 2,812 18,371 — [10]
District of Columbia 135,575 1,327 28,532 — [11]
Florida[v] 5,834,058 72,704 — 78,472 [12]
Georgia 2,482,518 36,507 — 55,167 [13]
Guam 44,111 321 7,377 — [14]
Hawaii 238,764 1,368 11,385 2,196 [15]
Idaho 441,938 4,834 92,573 7,007 [16][17]
Illinois 3,053,185 37,054 — — [18]
Indiana 1,688,770 22,378 1,495,549 123,739 [19][20]
Iowa 757,551 9,349 286,309 — [21]
Kansas 769,218 8,146 — 9,103 [22]
Kentucky 1,305,808 14,564 47,067 18,768 [23][24]
Louisiana 1,230,998 16,996 396,834 — [25]
Maine 233,696 2,182 12,772 1,511 [26]
Maryland 1,008,536 14,029 — 34,577 [27]
Massachusetts 1,685,937 20,029 477,796 19,176 [28][29]
Michigan 2,378,439 35,418 1,421,905 — [30]
Minnesota 1,424,613 12,321 1,404,496 60,614 [31]
Mississippi 793,390 12,330 273,437 9,012 [32]
Missouri 1,406,560 19,736 — — [33]
Montana 272,105 3,234 260,525 11,589 [34]
Nebraska 477,197 4,047 142,336 6,048 [35]
Nevada 704,466 9,949 — — [36]
New Hampshire 300,941 2,434 70,040 1,095 [37]
New Jersey 2,187,715 33,167 — 63,190 [38]
New Mexico 516,171 7,145 135,608 12,989 [39]
New York 4,938,563 69,958 150,100 89,995 [40][41]
North Carolina 2,616,864 23,058 2,534,052 — [42][43]
North Dakota 239,442 2,233 97,286 3,859 [44]
Northern Mariana Islands 7,927 25 29 4 [45]
Ohio 2,666,030 37,608 2,604,031 113,070 [46]
Oklahoma 1,029,977 13,730 401,945 23,700 [47]
Oregon 701,198 6,971 — 8,457 [48]
Pennsylvania 2,774,453 44,011 816,884 — [49]
Puerto Rico 470,292 4,060 — — [50]
Rhode Island 359,064 3,429 — 8,835 [51]
South Carolina 1,465,739 17,380 — — [52]
South Dakota 236,845 2,875 107,745 6,548 [53]
Tennessee 2,017,766 25,438 738,731 18,311 [54]
Texas 6,616,597 85,399 4,260,877[vi] — [55]
US Virgin Islands 15,246 108 2,483 — [56]
Utah 926,442 4,561 346,157 14,520 [57]
Vermont 113,762 608 34,184 — [58]
Virginia 1,651,940 19,165 — 41,373 [59][60]
Washington 1,434,783 12,133 — 19,110 [61]
West Virginia 494,406 6,544 119,337 — [62]
Wisconsin 1,577,169 13,662 545,562 25,838 [63]
Wyoming 155,686 1,749 52,688 1,373 [64]
Updated: March 19, 2022 · History of cases: United States
  1. ^ Nationality and location of original infection may vary.
  2. ^ Reported confirmed and probable cases. Actual case numbers are probably higher.
  3. ^ "–" denotes that no data or only partial data currently available for that state, not that the value is zero.
  4. ^ Cumulative hospitalizations from positive cases reported from the state or the primary source. If a state only reports total cases from suspect COVID-19 cases, then cumulative hospitalizations from suspect cases are used. Data may be partial.
  5. ^ Case and death figures in this chart for Florida include residents and non-residents.
  6. ^ This figure is an estimate from the Texas Department of State Health Services.
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