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Table 13. Gonorrhea — Reported cases and rates by state/area, ranked by rates: United States, 2002

Rank* State/Area Cases     Rate per 100,000 Population
1 Louisiana 11,387   254.8  
2 Mississippi 6,875   241.7  
3 South Carolina 9,152   228.1  
4 Alabama 10,118   227.5  
5 Georgia 18,383   224.6  
6 Delaware 1,576   201.1  
7 Ohio 22,008   193.8  
8 Illinois 24,026   193.5  
9 North Carolina 15,531   192.9  
10 Maryland 9,355   176.6  
11 Arkansas 4,584   171.5  
12 Tennessee 9,348   164.3  
13 Missouri 8,952   160.0  
14 Michigan 14,770   148.6  
15 Virginia 10,462   147.8  
16 Oklahoma 4,661   135.1  
17 Florida 21,348   133.6  
18 Texas 26,988   129.4  
  U.S. TOTAL 351,852   125.0  
19 Indiana 7,395   121.6  
20 Wisconsin 6,341   118.2  
21 New York 21,841   115.1  
22 Pennsylvania 13,294   108.2  
23 Alaska 641   102.2  
24 Kansas 2,744   102.1  
25 Nevada 1,988   99.5  
26 Connecticut 3,241   95.2  
27 New Jersey 7,894   93.8  
28 Kentucky 3,772   93.3  
29 Nebraska 1,564   91.4  
30 Rhode Island 900   85.9  
31 Colorado 3,511   81.6  
32 New Mexico 1,462   80.4  
33 Arizona 3,795   74.0  
34 California 24,606   72.6  
35 Minnesota 3,049   62.0  
36 Hawaii 740   61.1  
37 West Virginia 974   53.9  
38 Massachusetts 3,242   51.1  
39 Iowa 1,480   50.6  
40 Washington 2,925   49.6  
41 South Dakota 263   34.8  
42 Oregon 909   26.6  
  YEAR 2010 OBJECTIVE     19.0  
43 Utah 374   16.7  
44 Vermont 98   16.1  
45 Montana 123   13.6  
46 Wyoming 65   13.2  
47 North Dakota 72   11.2  
48 Maine 142   11.1  
49 New Hampshire 120   9.7  
50 Idaho 94   7.3  

*States were ranked in descending order by rate, number of cases, and alphabetically by state.

Total includes cases reported by Washington, D.C., but excludes outlying areas (Guam with 49 cases and rate of 31.7, Puerto Rico with 411 cases and rate of 10.8, and Virgin Islands with 49 cases and rate of 45.1).

 


Page last modified: November 20, 2003
Page last reviewed: November 20, 2003 Historical Document

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