State rankings

Snake Bite Statistics by State

Texas has the highest Fatal Snake Bites 2010-2022 (5), followed by Georgia (4) and Missouri (3). South Dakota has the lowest (1).

18 of 51 states

Fatal Snake Bites 2010-2022

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Distribution Median and middle halfThe median is the middle value: half of places are above it, half below. The middle half is the range holding the central 50% of places.More in the glossary →

Each dot is one state; the lines mark the median and the middle half.

Median
1
Middle half 1 – 2
Average
1.72
18 states
Lowest (best)
1
California
Highest (worst)
5
Texas

Data

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48 states · # = rank by Fatal Snake Bites 2010-2022
#
1California12—2211.41
1Florida1323507.07
1New York1——370.22
1Pennsylvania1——640.75
1Virginia11—2175.47
1Tennessee121792.21
1Maryland11—421.35
1South Carolina1——1847.72
1Oklahoma1——2068.85
1Nevada1——72.45
1South Dakota1——314.56
12Colorado2——412.34
12Alabama2212086.37
12Kentucky2321434.71
12West Virginia21521011.29
16Missouri3——2345.42
17Georgia45153013.44
18Texas5211,40814.7
—Illinois———350.35
—Ohio—2—460.45
—North Carolina—1—85618.79
—Michigan———580.74
—New Jersey———250.41
—Washington———250.88
—Arizona—3—1027.83
—Massachusetts———20.04
—Indiana———450.97
—Wisconsin———150.38
—Minnesota———30.09
—Louisiana——133410.25
—Oregon———140.79
—Connecticut———40.16
—Utah———202.25
—Iowa———90.33
—Arkansas———30717.19
—Kansas———1155.28
—Mississippi———23610.83
—New Mexico——1717.47
—Idaho———101.5
—Nebraska———463.26
—New Hampshire———10.16
—Montana———385.63
—Rhode Island————0.04
—Delaware———81.79
—North Dakota———50.79
—District of Columbia———50.65
—Vermont————0.08
—Wyoming———216.36

What correlates with Fatal Snake Bites 2010-2022?

Pearson r against 2,146 other state metrics sharing at least 11 states. Correlation is not causation.

Higher together

Places that have a higher Fatal Snake Bites 2010-2022 tend to score higher on these

  1. Expenditure AdjustmentsState Budgets by State
    r = +0.93 · very strong · n = 12
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  2. # of CountiesStates Without Counties
    r = +0.86 · very strong · n = 18
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  3. Active Duty ArmyMilitary Members by State
    r = +0.83 · very strong · n = 18
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  4. Crude Oil ProductionOil Production by State
    r = +0.82 · very strong · n = 15
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  5. # of CountiesStates with the Most Counties
    r = +0.82 · very strong · n = 18
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  6. Net Generation Via WindWind Turbines by State
    r = +0.80 · very strong · n = 12
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Opposite directions

Places that have a higher Fatal Snake Bites 2010-2022 tend to score lower on these

  1. ADHD Rate Ages 0-14Mental Health Statistics by State
    r = −0.70 · very strong · n = 18
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  2. ADHD RateMental Health Statistics by State
    r = −0.66 · strong · n = 18
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  3. Required Supervised Driving Experience (Hours)Driving Age by State
    r = −0.65 · strong · n = 18
    Plot
  4. Resource AdjustmentsState Budgets by State
    r = −0.61 · strong · n = 12
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  5. HourlyBCBA Salary by State
    r = −0.58 · strong · n = 17
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  6. AnnualBCBA Salary by State
    r = −0.58 · strong · n = 17
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Quick answers

Which state has the highest Fatal Snake Bites 2010-2022?
Texas has the highest Fatal Snake Bites 2010-2022, at 5, followed by Georgia (4) and Missouri (3).
Which state has the lowest Fatal Snake Bites 2010-2022?
South Dakota has the lowest Fatal Snake Bites 2010-2022, at 1.
What is the median Fatal Snake Bites 2010-2022 across US states?
The median is 1 across the 18 US states with data.
Where does this snake bite statistics by state data come from?
Rankodex compiles it from World Population Review and the primary sources it cites: Incidence of Treated Snakebites in the United States - Public Health Reports - National Institute Of Health; 2021 Annual Report of the National Poison Data System - Clinical Toxicology; Annual Reports - National Poison Data System; The "T's" of snakebite injury in the USA: fact or fiction? - BMJ Journals.