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New chlamydia cases in U.S. by state 2017

Number of new chlamydia cases in the United States as of 2017, by state (per 100,000 population)

The data describes the rate of chlamydia among adults in the USA as of 2017. As of that year, Mississippi had one of the highest rates of chlamydia in the U.S. with 580 new cases per a 100,000 population.

District of Columbia	1198.1
Alaska	768.3
Louisiana	695.2
North Carolina	647.4
New Mexico	605.7
Mississippi	580.2
Georgia	570.8
South Carolina	569.9
Arkansas	545
Alabama	543.6
Oklahoma	542.2
Illinois	540.4
New York	524.7
Texas	523.6
Hawaii	498.3
Delaware	492.2
Ohio	489.3
California	487.5
Arizona	481.1
United States	478.8
Tennessee	477.5
Missouri	477.4
Michigan	469.1
South Dakota	462.9
Maryland	459.3
Nevada	455.3
Florida	454.8
Colorado	445.4
Indiana	437.9
Rhode Island	433.6
North Dakota	427.2
Virginia	424.5
Wisconsin	423.5
Nebraska	422.9
Pennsylvania	418.1
Oregon	410.7
Montana	408.8
Washington	406.4
Kentucky	395.2
Kansas	394.8
Minnesota	389.3
Iowa	388.9
Connecticut	364.9
Massachusetts	357.3
New Jersey	350.6
Wyoming	348.7
Idaho	344.5
Vermont	303.4
Maine	298.1
Utah	293.3
West Virginia	268
New Hampshire	233.3

New chlamydia cases in U.S. by state 2017

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