COVID-19 Data Briefs

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Appendixes - U.S. State Data - April-June 14, 2020

The following appendixes supplement the COVID-19 information displayed in the June 7, 2020 Brief.

Tests per 100,000 Population
Calculating the ratio of COVID-19 tests to a state's population is an equitable way to compare one state to another. It is computed by dividing the number of reported tests by the state's population, and then multiplying that number by 100,000. For this data set, we included the calculated U.S. ratio plus reported data from all 50 states and the District of Columbia.

Rank	State	Tests per 100,000 Population
Nationwide	United States	7,320
1	Rhode Island	17,880
2	New York	14,651
3	New Mexico	12,208
4	New Jersey	12,026
5	North Dakota	11,012
6	Louisiana	10,583
7	Massachusetts	10,181
8	Alaska	9,724
9	Connecticut	9,557
10	Michigan	9,481
11	Illinois	9,222
12	District of Columbia	9,188
13	Tennessee	8,932
14	Utah	8,217
15	Delaware	8,179
16	Maryland	8,043
17	Vermont	7,873
18	Nevada	7,826
19	Mississippi	7,716
20	New Hampshire	7,408
21	Minnesota	7,309
22	South Dakota	7,264
23	Wisconsin	7,143
24	Kentucky	7,047
25	California	7,038
26	Nebraska	6,998
27	Iowa	6,955
28	West Virginia	6,922
29	Georgia	6,862
30	Florida	6,639
31	Arizona	6,488
32	Arkansas	6,382
33	Oklahomas	6,221
34	Washington	6,080
35	Virginia	6,021
36	Alabama	5,938
37	North Carolina	5,911
38	Maine	5,523
39	South Carolina	5,507
40	Montana	5,436
41	Wyoming	5,221
42	Indiana	5,132
43	Texas	4,972
44	Ohio	4,627
45	Pennsylvania	4,482
46	Missouri	4,404
47	Kansas	4,347
48	Colorado	4,254
49	Hawaii	4,093
50	Oregon	3,910
51	Oregon	3,468

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