Drug-related deaths in the United States by state

Main article: United States drug overdose death rates and totals over time

Drug use and deaths per state

State	Population (2010)	Drug Users (2010)	Drug Deaths (Total 2010)	Drug Deaths (per 100,000)	Federal Grants (2010)	Grant/Drug User
Alabama	4,779,736	06.73%[1]	554	12	$80,040,503	$248.82
Alaska	710,231	11.79%[2]	75	11	$30,760,934	$367.36
Arizona	6,392,017	08.95%[3]	981	15.5	$138,524,069	$242.36
Arkansas	2,915,918	07.96%[4]	326	11.5	$47,138,163	$203.09
California	37,253,956	09.07%[5]	4178	11.4	$832,107,905	$246.26
Colorado	5,029,196	11.72%[6]	747	15.4	$111,188,470	$188.64
Connecticut	3,574,097	08.23%[7]	444	12.7	$103,493,029	$351.84
Delaware	897,934	09.14%[8]	102	11.8	$24,161,839	$294.40
Florida	18,801,310	07.80%[9]	2936	16.1	$338,129,029	$230.57
Georgia (U.S. state)	9,687,653	07.32%[10]	1043	10.6	$321,114,660	$452.83
Hawaii	1,360,301	09.92%[11]	142	11.1	$37,176,146	$275.50
Idaho	1,567,582	08.00%[12]	133	8.9	$21,076,027	$168.06
Illinois	12,830,632	07.17%[13]	1239	9.6	$234,968,808	$255.41
Indiana	6,483,802	08.79%[14]	827	13.0	$91,020,232	$159.71
Iowa	3,046,355	04.08%[15]	211	7.1	$58,962,185	$474.39
Kansas	2,853,118	06.77%[16]	294	10.6	$40,234,098	$208.30
Kentucky	4,339,367	08.41%[17]	722	17	$100,547,625	$275.52
Louisiana	4,533,372	07.16%[18]	862	20.1	$80,230,847	$247.18
Maine	1,328,361	09.09%[19]	161	12.2	$36,320,286	$300.79
Maryland	5,773,552	07.29%[20]	807	12.7	$192,136,722	$456.50
Massachusetts	6,547,629	08.87%[21]	1003	15.6	$245,061,344	$421.96
Michigan	9,883,640	08.95%[22]	1524	15.3	$243,556,706	$275.33
Minnesota	5,303,925	08.24%[23]	359	6.9	$95,867,509	$219.35
Mississippi	2,967,297	06.39%[24]	334	11.4	$50,554,343	$266.62
Missouri	5,988,927	07.38%[25]	730	12.4	$123,020,244	$278.34
Montana	989,415	10.02%[26]	132	13.8	$28,332,837	$285.79
Nebraska	1,826,341	06.43%[27]	92	5.2	$34,675,170	$295.27
Nevada	2,700,551	09.35%[28]	515	20.1	$46,367,799	$183.63
New Hampshire	1,316,470	12.15%[29]	172	13.0	$55,388,743	$346.29
New Jersey	8,791,894	06.42%[30]	797	9.2	$113,795,702	$201.61
New Mexico	2,059,179	10.07%[31]	447	12.8	$150,896,974	$727.71
New York	19,378,102	09.82%[32]	1797	9.2	$1,875,136,099	$985.39
North Carolina	9,535,483	08.88%[33]	1223	13.0	$403,912,656	$477.01
North Dakota	672,591	05.3%[34]	28	4.3	$36,344,108	$1,019.55
Ohio	11,536,504	07.61%[35]	1691	14.7	$207,925,242	$236.84
Oklahoma	3,751,351	08.09%[36]	687	19	$67,359,062	$221.95
Oregon	3,831,074	12.80%[37]	564	15.1	$104,298,167	$212.69
Pennsylvania	12,702,379	06.57%[38]	1812	14.6	$283,229,043	$339.38
Rhode Island	1,052,567	13.34%[39]	142	13.4	$43,604,718	$310.55
South Carolina	4,625,364	06.70%[40]	584	13.2	$77,790,340	$251.02
South Dakota	814,180	06.28%[41]	34	4.3	$31,840,106	$622.72
Tennessee	6,346,105	08.22%[42]	1035	16.8	$107,211,391	$205.52
Texas	25,145,561	06.26%[43]	2343	9.8	$384,444,836	$244.23
Utah	2,763,885	06.24%[44]	546	20.6	$47,059,651	$272.86
Vermont	625,741	13.73%[45]	57	9.2	$58,913,913	$685.73
Virginia	8,001,024	07.33%[46]	713	9.2	$173,221,243	$295.36
Washington	6,724,540	09.59%[47]	1003	15.5	$130,527,165	$202.40
West Virginia	1,852,994	06.79%[48]	405	22.4	$45,059,469	$358.13
Wisconsin	5,686,986	08.67%[49]	639	11.4	$107,259,369	$217.54
Wyoming	563,626	06.82%[50]	68	13	$12,483,581	$324.76
United States	308,143,815	08.11%	38260	12.4	$8	$.19