The data shows the incidence rates of confirmed Lyme disease cases in each state in the U.S. in 2016, per 100,000 persons. According to the report, the incidence rate of Lyme disease in the state of Vermont was 78.1 cases per 100,000 people. Lyme disease is a bacterial infection spread by ticks. It is the most commonly reported vector-borne illness in the U.S.
Maine | 86.4 |
Vermont | 78.1 |
Pennsylvania | 70.3 |
New Hampshire | 51.8 |
Rhode Island | 50.6 |
Delaware | 41.1 |
New Jersey | 37.3 |
Connecticut | 34.6 |
Wisconsin | 26 |
Minnesota | 23.6 |
Maryland | 21.2 |
West Virginia | 16.2 |
New York | 13.3 |
Virginia | 11.6 |
District of Columbia | 9.7 |
Iowa | 2.4 |
Massachusetts | 2.1 |
Indiana | 1.9 |
Illinois | 1.8 |
Michigan | 1.6 |
North Dakota | 1.2 |
Montana | 1.2 |
Ohio | 1.1 |
South Dakota | 0.9 |
Alaska | 0.8 |
Kansas | 0.6 |
Florida | 0.6 |
South Carolina | 0.5 |
Nebraska | 0.5 |
Idaho | 0.5 |
Utah | 0.4 |
Kentucky | 0.4 |
North Carolina | 0.3 |
Alabama | 0.3 |
Oregon | 0.3 |
Washington | 0.2 |
Wyoming | 0.2 |
California | 0.2 |
Louisiana | 0.1 |
Arizona | 0.1 |
Tennessee | 0.1 |
Nevada | 0.1 |
Texas | 0.1 |
Hawaii | 0 |
Georgia | 0 |
Colorado | 0 |
Mississippi | 0 |
Arkansas | 0 |
New Mexico | 0 |
Oklahoma | 0 |
Missouri | 0 |