COVID-19 death rates Asian by state U.S. 2021

As of March 2, 2021, the states with the highest COVID-19 mortality rates among Asian residents were South Dakota and New York. This statistic shows the COVID-19 death rates per 100,000 population for Asian U.S. residents as of March 2, 2021, by state.

COVID-19 mortality rates for Asian U.S. residents as of March 2, 2021, by state (per 100,000 population)

Characteristic	Deaths per 100,000 population
South Dakota	354.4
New York	227.2
Nevada	204.8
Minnesota	201.7
Iowa	181.4
Rhode Island	176.9
Louisiana	176.2
Oklahoma	168
Wisconsin	165.2
New Jersey	159.3
Pennsylvania	156
Arkansas	149.1
Nebraska	146.7
Kansas	140.6
Massachusetts	139.2
Utah	136
Illinois	131.9
Indiana	124.7
Missouri	121.7
Mississippi	118.7
Arizona	112.5
New Mexico	112.3
California	111.6
Georgia	110.2
Idaho	104.4
South Carolina	99.2
Kentucky	97.6
Colorado	96.9
Texas	96.2
Alaska	92.3
Michigan	88.1
Maryland	83.3
Ohio	81.1
Connecticut	81.1
Tennessee	79
Virginia	77.1
Florida	74.9
Washington	74.1
North Carolina	63.3
Alabama	51.7
Oregon	40.8
Hawaii	27.7

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March 2021

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United States

Survey time period

as of March 2, 2021

Supplementary notes

The nationwide rate is 117.0. A rate was not calculated for the District of Columbia as it did not meet the reporting threshold. Indirect age-adjustment has been used. Arizona, Connecticut, Delaware, Michigan, New Mexico, North Carolina, Virginia and Wisconsin report deaths for Asians and Pacific Islanders jointly, so a small number of Pacific Islanders are included here. Denominators for those states include both groups. Population estimates from the U.S. Census Bureau, 2019 American Community Survey.

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