Table 13. Gonorrhea — Reported Cases and Rates of Reported Cases by State, Ranked by Rates, United States, 2018

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Rank*	State	Cases	Rate per 100,000 Population
1	Mississippi	9,749	326.7
2	Alaska	2,247	303.7
3	South Carolina	13,801	274.7
4	Alabama	12,742	261.4
5	Louisiana	12,043	257.1
6	New Mexico	5,268	252.3
7	Missouri	15,090	246.8
8	Arkansas	7,300	243.0
9	North Carolina	23,725	230.9
10	Oklahoma	8,998	228.9
11	Tennessee	14,627	217.8
12	Nevada	6,475	216.0
13	Ohio	25,146	215.7
14	California	79,192	200.3
15	Georgia	20,867	200.1
16	Illinois	25,422	198.6
17	South Dakota	1,689	194.2
18	New York	37,262	187.7
19	Arizona	12,870	183.4
20	Indiana	12,193	182.9
21	North Dakota	1,369	181.2
22	Kansas	5,256	180.4
	US TOTAL†	583,405	179.1
23	Delaware	1,691	175.8
24	Maryland	10,305	170.3
25	Kentucky	7,470	167.7
26	Michigan	16,688	167.5
27	Texas	47,231	166.9
28	Colorado	8,894	158.6
29	Florida	32,644	155.6
30	Iowa	4,839	153.8
31	Washington	11,207	151.3
32	Oregon	5,913	142.7
33	Nebraska	2,696	140.4
34	Virginia	11,776	139.0
35	Connecticut	4,959	138.2
36	Wisconsin	7,882	136.0
37	Minnesota	7,542	135.2
38	Rhode Island	1,336	126.1
39	Pennsylvania	15,887	124.1
40	Massachusetts	8,076	117.7
41	Montana	1,181	112.4
42	Hawaii	1,495	104.7
43	New Jersey	9,067	100.7
44	Utah	2,895	93.3
45	Idaho	1,134	66.0
46	West Virginia	1,143	62.9
47	Wyoming	311	53.7
48	Maine	710	53.1
49	New Hampshire	594	44.2
50	Vermont	268	43.0

* States were ranked by rate, then by case count, then in alphabetical order, with rates shown rounded to the nearest tenth.

† Total includes cases reported by the District of Columbia with 4,240 cases and a rate of 611.0 cases per 100,000 population, but excludes territories.

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Page last reviewed: August 20, 2019

Content source: Division of STD Prevention, National Center for HIV/AIDS, Viral Hepatitis, STD, and TB Prevention, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention