Table 2. Chlamydia — Reported cases and rates by state, ranked by rates: United States, 2006

Rank*	State	Cases	Rate per 100,000 Population
1	Alaska	4,525	681.8
2	Mississippi	19,002	650.5
3	South Carolina	22,351	525.3
4	New Mexico	9,829	509.7
5	Alabama	22,915	502.8
6	Hawaii	5,548	435.1
7	Georgia	38,972	429.6
8	Delaware	3,615	428.6
9	Tennessee	25,320	424.6
10	Illinois	53,586	419.8
11	Arizona	24,090	405.6
12	Missouri	22,982	396.2
13	Louisiana	17,885	395.4
14	Maryland	21,859	390.3
15	North Carolina	33,615	387.1
16	California	135,827	375.9
17	Oklahoma	12,992	366.2
18	Wisconsin	20,190	364.7
19	Michigan	36,753	363.1
20	New York	68,720	356.9
21	Ohio	40,106	349.8
22	Colorado	16,313	349.7
	U.S. TOTAL†	1,030,911	347.8
23	Nevada	8,398	347.8
24	South Dakota	2,633	339.3
25	Texas	75,543	330.5
26	Virginia	24,087	318.3
27	Pennsylvania	39,487	317.7
28	Indiana	19,859	316.6
29	Connecticut	10,946	311.8
30	Nebraska	5,428	308.6
31	Arkansas	8,259	297.2
32	Rhode Island	3,142	292.0
33	North Dakota	1,820	285.9
34	Kansas	7,829	285.2
35	Washington	17,819	283.4
36	Montana	2,650	283.2
37	Iowa	8,390	282.8
38	Wyoming	1,422	279.2
39	Florida	48,955	275.2
40	Oregon	9,577	263.0
41	Minnesota	12,935	252.0
42	Massachusetts	15,394	240.6
43	Idaho	3,345	234.1
44	New Jersey	20,194	231.6
45	Kentucky	8,940	214.2
46	Utah	5,092	206.2
47	Vermont	1,191	191.2
48	Maine	2,306	174.5
49	West Virginia	2,910	160.2
50	New Hampshire	1,997	152.4

^*States were ranked in descending order by rate, number of cases, and alphabetically by state.

^†Total includes cases reported by the District of Columbia with 3,368 cases and a rate of 611.8, but excludes outlying areas (Guam with 832 cases and rate of 493.6, Puerto Rico with 5,102 cases and rate of 130.4, and Virgin Islands with 203 cases and rate of 186.7).