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Forcible rape rate in the United States in 2016, by state

Forcible rape rate per 100,000 inhabitants in the United States in 2016, by state

The data displays the forcible rape rate per 100,000 inhabitants in 2016 in the U.S., by state. The rate of forcible rape was highest in Alaska in 2016 with 141.9 reported cases per every 100,000 residents.

Alaska	141.9
District of Columbia	78.1
New Mexico	73.3
Michigan	71.8
Arkansas	71.7
Colorado	64.2
Nevada	58.9
South Dakota	58.8
Montana	55.4
Nebraska	52.1
Oklahoma	52
Utah	49.8
South Carolina	48.1
Ohio	48.1
Texas	48
Arizona	47.5
Kansas	45.1
North Dakota	45.1
New Hampshire	43.6
Hawaii	43.3
Mississippi	42.7
Idaho	42.7
Minnesota	42.5
Washington	42.2
Oregon	42
Missouri	41.9
Rhode Island	41.8
Tennessee	40.8
Iowa	39.8
Alabama	39.4
Louisiana	38.8
Illinois	38.3
Indiana	37.7
Kentucky	37
Florida	36.9
West Virginia	35.9
Wyoming	35
California	34.9
Pennsylvania	34.7
Wisconsin	34.2
Georgia	34
Virginia	32.5
Delaware	32.4
New York	31.7
Massachusetts	31.2
Maine	30.9
Maryland	29.2
Vermont	28.5
North Carolina	28.1
Connecticut	21.3
New Jersey	16.2

Forcible rape rate in the United States in 2016, by state

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