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Worst mass shootings in the United States, as of June 2018

Number of victims of the worst mass shootings in the United States between 1982 and June 2018

The data displays the number of victims of the worst mass shootings in the U.S. between 1982 and June 2018. On October 1, 2017, Stephen Paddock attacked a crowd of concert-goers on the Las Vegas strip, killing 58 and injuring 546 others. He took his own life before authorities could apprehend him.

Las Vegas Strip massacre (Las Vegas, NV, 2017) 58 546
Orlando nightclub massacre (Orlando, Florida, 2016) 49 53
Virginia Tech massacre (Blacksburg, Virginia, 2007) 32 23
Sandy Hook Elementary massacre (Newtown, Connecticut, 2012) 27 2
Texas First Baptist Church massacre (Sutherland Springs, TX, 2017) 26 20
Luby's massacre (Killeen, Texas, 1991) 24 20
San Ysidro McDonald's massacre (San Ysidro, California, 1984) 22 19
Stoneman Douglas High School shooting (Parkland, Florida, 2018) 17 14
United States Postal Service shooting (Edmond, Oklahoma, 1986) 15 6
Binghamton shootings (Binghamton, New York, 2009) 14 4
Columbine High School massacre (Littleton, Colorado, 1999) 13 24
Fort Hood massacre (Fort Hood, Texas, 2009) 13 30
Washington Navy Yard shooting (Washington, D.C., 2013) 12 8
Aurora theater shooting (Aurora, Colorado, 2012) 12 70
GMAC massacre (Jacksonville, Florida, 1990) 10 4
Red Lake massacre (Red Lake, Minnesota, 2005) 10 5
Westroads Mall shooting (Omaha, Nebraska, 2007) 9 4
Umpqua Community College shooting (Roseburg, Oregon, 2015) 9 9
Charleston Church Shooting (Charleston, South Carolina, 2015) 9 1
Atlanta day trading spree killings (Atlanta, Georgia, 1999) 9 13
101 California Street shootings (San Francisco, California, 1993) 9 6
Standard Gravure shooting (Louisville, Kentucky, 1989) 9 12
Hartford Beer Distributor shooting (Manchester, Connecticut, 2010) 9 2
Seal Beach shooting (Seal Beach, California, 2011) 8 1
Wedgwood Baptist Church shooting (Fort Worth, Texas, 1999) 8 7