NRA-ILA | Accident Statistics

Accident Statistics

Tuesday, April 9, 2002

The files below -- for the U.S., the 50 states, and the District of Columbia -- contain annual statistics for total deaths, total accidental deaths, deaths due to various common types of accidents, total homicides, total suicides, and firearm-related deaths (suicides, homicides, and accidents). (Source: National Center for Health Statistics) Included are numbers, rates, and trends (one year to next, and any year to present), and data showing each type of death as a percentage of total and/or total accidental deaths. These data are shown for all ages, ages 0-14 years, and for various age groups between 0-24 years. You can use our Trend Calculator(Excel format) to calculate additional trends.

For your convenience, the statistics are provided in Excel and CSV spreadsheet formats. The CSV files, while usable by any spreadsheet software, do not contain the charts. Also, please be aware that CSV files often automatically place a zero as the second number to the right of the decimal (for example, 5.60), so disregard any such zero you see in these files.

To save a file, right-click on the file name and select "Save Target As". Then select the location where you wish to save the file and click "Save".

UNITED STATES	Excel Format	CSV Format
ALABAMA	Excel Format	CSV Format
ALASKA	Excel Format	CSV Format
ARIZONA	Excel Format	CSV Format
ARKANSAS	Excel Format	CSV Format
CALIFORNIA	Excel Format	CSV Format
COLORADO	Excel Format	CSV Format
CONNECTICUT	Excel Format	CSV Format
DELAWARE	Excel Format	CSV Format
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA	Excel Format	CSV Format
FLORIDA	Excel Format	CSV Format
GEORGIA	Excel Format	CSV Format
HAWAII	Excel Format	CSV Format
IDAHO	Excel Format	CSV Format
ILLINOIS	Excel Format	CSV Format
INDIANA	Excel Format	CSV Format
IOWA	Excel Format	CSV Format
KANSAS	Excel Format	CSV Format
KENTUCKY	Excel Format	CSV Format
LOUISIANA	Excel Format	CSV Format
MAINE	Excel Format	CSV Format
MARYLAND	Excel Format	CSV Format
MASSACHUSETTS	Excel Format	CSV Format
MICHIGAN	Excel Format	CSV Format
MINNESOTA	Excel Format	CSV Format
MISSISSIPPI	Excel Format	CSV Format
MISSOURI	Excel Format	CSV Format
MONTANA	Excel Format	CSV Format
NEBRASKA	Excel Format	CSV Format
NEVADA	Excel Format	CSV Format
NEW HAMPSHIRE	Excel Format	CSV Format
NEW JERSEY	Excel Format	CSV Format
NEW MEXICO	Excel Format	CSV Format
NEW YORK	Excel Format	CSV Format
NORTH CAROLINA	Excel Format	CSV Format
NORTH DAKOTA	Excel Format	CSV Format
OHIO	Excel Format	CSV Format
OKLAHOMA	Excel Format	CSV Format
OREGON	Excel Format	CSV Format
PENNSYLVANIA	Excel Format	CSV Format
RHODE ISLAND	Excel Format	CSV Format
SOUTH CAROLINA	Excel Format	CSV Format
SOUTH DAKOTA	Excel Format	CSV Format
TENNESSEE	Excel Format	CSV Format
TEXAS	Excel Format	CSV Format
UTAH	Excel Format	CSV Format
VERMONT	Excel Format	CSV Format
VIRGINIA	Excel Format	CSV Format
WASHINGTON	Excel Format	CSV Format
WEST VIRGINIA	Excel Format	CSV Format
WISCONSIN	Excel Format	CSV Format
WYOMING	Excel Format	CSV Format

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