List of U.S. states and territories by life expectancy

Last updated November 07, 2024

This article presents a list of United States states and territories sorted by their life expectancy at birth, sex, race, and in the past. The data in the 2018 column is taken from work funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation for the 50 states and the District of Columbia;^[9] from the World Bank for Guam, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands; and from the CIA World Factbook for American Samoa and the Northern Mariana Islands.^[10] Data in the 2010 columns comes from Health Data.^[11]

The life expectancy in some states has fallen in recent years; for example, Maine's life expectancy in 2010 was 79.1 years, and in 2018 it was 78.7 years. The Washington Post noted in November 2018 that overall life expectancy in the United States was declining although in 2018 life expectancy had a slight increase of 0.1 and bringing it to having not changed since 2010.^[12]

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (2019–2020)

Life expectancy at birth in each U.S. state and the District of Columbia in 2019 and 2020 according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ^[2]^[3]

state	2019				2019 →2020	2020
state	overall	males	females	F Δ M	2019 →2020	overall	males	females	F Δ M
US on average	78.8	76.3	81.4	3.1	−1.8	77.0	76.2	79.9	3.7
California	80.9	78.4	83.3	4.9	−1.9	79.0	76.2	82.0	5.8
Hawaii	80.9	78.0	83.9	5.9	−0.2	80.7	77.6	83.8	6.2
New York	80.7	78.2	83.1	4.9	−3.0	77.7	74.8	80.7	5.9
Minnesota	80.4	78.3	82.6	4.3	−1.3	79.1	76.8	81.4	4.6
Massachusetts	80.4	77.9	82.8	4.9	−1.4	79.0	76.4	81.5	5.1
Connecticut	80.3	77.7	82.8	5.1	−1.9	78.4	75.6	81.3	5.7
New Jersey	80.1	77.6	82.5	4.9	−2.6	77.5	74.6	80.5	5.9
Washington (state)	80.0	77.9	82.1	4.2	−0.8	79.2	76.9	81.6	4.7
Colorado	80.0	77.8	82.2	4.4	−1.7	78.3	75.8	80.9	5.1
Vermont	79.8	77.2	82.3	5.1	−1.0	78.8	76.1	81.4	5.3
Utah	79.7	78.0	81.5	3.5	−1.1	78.6	76.7	80.6	3.9
Oregon	79.6	77.3	81.9	4.6	−0.8	78.8	76.3	81.3	5.0
Idaho	79.5	77.5	81.5	4.0	−1.1	78.4	76.1	80.8	4.7
Rhode Island	79.5	77.0	81.8	4.8	−1.3	78.2	75.5	80.9	5.4
New Hampshire	79.4	77.1	81.6	4.5	−0.4	79.0	76.5	81.5	5.0
Wisconsin	79.3	77.0	81.5	4.5	−1.6	77.7	75.2	80.3	5.1
Nebraska	79.2	77.1	81.3	4.2	−1.5	77.7	75.2	80.3	5.1
Virginia	79.1	76.8	81.3	4.5	−1.5	77.6	75.1	80.1	5.0
Iowa	79.0	76.5	81.6	5.1	−1.5	77.5	74.9	80.1	5.2
Illinois	79.0	76.4	81.5	5.1	−2.2	76.8	73.8	79.8	6.0
Florida	79.0	76.3	81.8	5.5	−1.5	77.5	74.6	80.5	5.9
North Dakota	78.8	76.3	81.5	5.2	−1.9	76.9	74.2	80.0	5.8
Arizona	78.8	76.1	81.6	5.5	−2.5	76.3	73.4	79.5	6.1
Texas	78.6	76.1	81.0	4.9	−2.1	76.5	73.7	79.3	5.6
Maryland	78.5	75.8	81.2	5.4	−1.7	76.8	73.8	79.7	5.9
Montana	78.4	76.2	80.8	4.6	−1.6	76.8	74.2	79.6	5.4
South Dakota	78.4	76.1	80.8	4.7	−1.7	76.7	74.2	79.4	5.2
Maine	78.3	75.8	80.9	5.1	−0.5	77.8	74.9	80.7	5.8
Pennsylvania	78.3	75.7	80.9	5.2	−1.5	76.8	74.0	79.6	5.6
Kansas	78.2	75.9	80.4	4.5	−1.8	76.4	73.8	79.2	5.4
Delaware	78.1	75.1	81.0	5.9	−1.4	76.7	73.9	79.5	5.6
Nevada	78.0	75.6	80.6	5.0	−1.7	76.3	73.5	79.2	5.7
Michigan	78.0	75.6	80.3	4.7	−2.0	76.0	73.4	78.8	5.4
Washington, D.C.	78.0	74.9	80.8	5.9	−2.7	75.3	71.7	78.7	7.0
Alaska	77.7	75.8	79.9	4.1	−1.1	76.6	74.3	79.2	4.9
Wyoming	77.7	75.4	80.5	5.1	−1.4	76.3	74.0	78.9	4.9
North Carolina	77.6	75.0	80.1	5.1	−1.5	76.1	73.3	79.0	5.7
Georgia	77.4	74.9	79.9	5.0	−1.8	75.6	72.8	78.3	5.5
Indiana	77.0	74.5	79.5	5.0	−2.0	75.0	72.3	77.9	5.6
Ohio	76.9	74.3	79.5	5.2	−1.6	75.3	72.5	78.1	5.6
Missouri	76.9	74.1	79.8	5.7	−1.8	75.1	72.1	78.1	6.0
New Mexico	76.9	73.9	80.1	6.2	−2.4	74.5	71.3	77.8	6.5
South Carolina	76.8	73.9	79.7	5.8	−2.0	74.8	71.7	78.0	6.3
Oklahoma	75.7	73.2	78.3	5.1	−1.6	74.1	71.5	76.9	5.4
Arkansas	75.7	73.0	78.4	5.4	−1.9	73.8	71.1	76.6	5.5
Louisiana	75.7	72.8	78.6	5.8	−2.6	73.1	69.9	76.4	6.5
Tennessee	75.6	72.8	78.5	5.7	−1.8	73.8	70.7	77.0	6.3
Kentucky	75.5	72.9	78.0	5.1	−2.0	73.5	70.6	76.5	5.9
Alabama	75.2	72.2	78.2	6.0	−2.0	73.2	70.1	76.4	6.3
West Virginia	74.5	71.9	77.3	5.4	−1.7	72.8	69.8	76.1	6.3
Mississippi	74.4	71.2	77.6	6.4	−2.5	71.9	68.6	75.2	6.6

US Mortality DataBase (2019)


Rank	State/Territory	Life Expectancy 2019^[9]	Male	Female
1.	Hawaii	81.6	78.6	84.6
2.	California	81.2	78.7	83.6
3.	New York	81.2	78.6	83.5
5.	Minnesota	80.6	78.4	82.8
6.	Connecticut	80.6	78.0	83.1
4.	Massachusetts	80.7	78.1	83.1
8	Colorado	80.2	78.0	82.4
7.	New Jersey	80.5	78.0	82.8
9.	Washington	80.2	78.1	82.3
15.	Florida	79.6	76.9	82.3
11.	Utah	79.9	78.2	81.7
19.	Arizona	79.3	76.6	82.1
13.	Oregon	79.6	77.4	81.9
-	Guam ^[10]	79.9	-	-
12.	Rhode Island	79.8	77.2	82.2
10.	Vermont	79.9	77.5	82.5
-	Puerto Rico ^[10]	79.8	-	-
22.	North Dakota	79.2	76.6	81.7
14.	New Hampshire	79.6	77.3	82.0
17.	Nebraska	79.4	77.3	81.5
-	U.S. Virgin Islands ^[10]	79.6	-	-
18.	Virginia	79.3	77.0	81.6
20.	Wisconsin	79.3	77.1	81.5
23.	Iowa	79.1	76.6	81.7
16.	Idaho	79.6	77.7	81.5
21.	Illinois	79.3	76.7	81.8
25.	Texas	78.8	76.4	81.3
24.	Maryland	79.0	76.2	81.7
35.	Alaska	78.2	76.3	80.4
29.	District of Columbia	78.5	75.2	81.3
28.	South Dakota	78.5	76.1	81.0
34.	Wyoming	78.3	75.7	80.9
26.	Montana	78.6	76.4	81.0
-	United States	78.8^[13]	76.3^[13]	81.4^[13]
30.	Maine	78.4	75.9	81.0
32.	Nevada	78.3	75.9	80.9
33.	Kansas	78.3	76.0	80.6
31.	Delaware	78.4	75.4	81.2
27.	Pennsylvania	78.5	75.9	81.1
37.	North Carolina	77.8	75.2	80.3
39.	New Mexico	77.2	74.2	80.4
36.	Michigan	78.1	75.7	80.4
38.	Georgia	77.7	75.3	80.1
40.	Missouri	77.2	74.4	80.0
43.	South Carolina	76.9	74.0	79.8
41.	Indiana	77.1	74.6	79.6
42.	Ohio	77.0	74.5	79.6
-	Northern Mariana Islands ^[14]	76.1^[14]	-	-
44.	Louisiana	76.0	73.1	78.8
47.	Tennessee	75.8	73.0	78.7
46.	Oklahoma	75.9	73.4	78.5
45.	Arkansas	75.9	73.2	78.6
48.	Kentucky	75.6	73.1	78.2
49.	Alabama	75.5	72.5	78.5
51.	Mississippi	74.5	71.4	77.7
-	American Samoa ^[14]	74.8^[14]	-	-
50.	West Virginia	74.7	72.1	77.4

Global Data Lab (2019–2021)

region	2019				2019 →2020	2020	2020 →2021	2021				2019 →2021
region	overall	male	female	F Δ M	2019 →2020	overall	2020 →2021	overall	male	female	F Δ M	2019 →2021
USA on average	79.14	76.60	81.72	5.12	−1.73	77.41	−0.21	77.20	74.30	80.24	5.94	−1.94
Hawaii	81.55	78.49	84.65	6.16	−1.78	79.77	−0.22	79.55	76.14	83.11	6.97	−2.00
Minnesota	81.35	78.99	83.74	4.75	−1.78	79.57	−0.22	79.35	76.62	82.22	5.60	−2.00
California	81.04	78.70	83.43	4.73	−1.76	79.28	−0.22	79.06	76.34	81.92	5.58	−1.98
Connecticut	81.04	78.70	83.43	4.73	−1.76	79.28	−0.22	79.06	76.34	81.92	5.58	−1.98
Vermont	80.74	78.39	83.14	4.75	−1.76	78.98	−0.22	78.76	76.03	81.64	5.61	−1.98
Massachusetts	80.74	78.25	83.28	5.03	−1.76	78.98	−0.22	78.76	75.90	81.77	5.87	−1.98
New York	80.74	78.25	83.28	5.03	−1.76	78.98	−0.22	78.76	75.90	81.77	5.87	−1.98
New Hampshire	80.54	78.35	82.77	4.42	−1.75	78.79	−0.22	78.57	76.00	81.27	5.27	−1.97
New Jersey	80.54	78.10	83.03	4.93	−1.75	78.79	−0.22	78.57	75.75	81.52	5.77	−1.97
Utah	80.44	78.35	82.57	4.22	−1.75	78.69	−0.22	78.47	76.00	81.08	5.08	−1.97
Colorado	80.24	78.00	82.52	4.52	−1.75	78.49	−0.22	78.27	75.66	81.02	5.36	−1.97
Wisconsin	80.24	77.74	82.78	5.04	−1.75	78.49	−0.22	78.27	75.41	81.28	5.87	−1.97
Washington (state)	80.14	77.96	82.37	4.41	−1.74	78.40	−0.22	78.18	75.62	80.87	5.25	−1.96
Rhode Island	80.14	77.59	82.74	5.15	−1.74	78.40	−0.22	78.18	75.26	81.24	5.98	−1.96
Nebraska	80.04	77.59	82.53	4.94	−1.74	78.30	−0.22	78.08	75.27	81.03	5.76	−1.96
Iowa	79.94	77.49	82.43	4.94	−1.74	78.20	−0.22	77.98	75.17	80.94	5.77	−1.96
Arizona	79.84	77.20	82.52	5.32	−1.74	78.10	−0.22	77.88	74.89	81.03	6.14	−1.96
Idaho	79.74	77.60	81.92	4.32	−1.74	78.00	−0.21	77.79	75.27	80.44	5.17	−1.95
Oregon	79.74	77.45	82.07	4.62	−1.74	78.00	−0.21	77.79	75.13	80.58	5.45	−1.95
South Dakota	79.74	77.04	82.48	5.44	−1.74	78.00	−0.21	77.79	74.73	80.98	6.25	−1.95
North Dakota	79.74	76.91	82.62	5.71	−1.74	78.00	−0.21	77.79	74.60	81.12	6.52	−1.95
Florida	79.64	76.80	82.53	5.73	−1.73	77.91	−0.22	77.69	74.49	81.03	6.54	−1.95
Maine	79.44	77.05	81.87	4.82	−1.73	77.71	−0.22	77.49	74.74	80.39	5.65	−1.95
Virginia	79.24	76.85	81.67	4.82	−1.73	77.51	−0.21	77.30	74.54	80.19	5.65	−1.94
Illinois	79.24	76.70	81.82	5.12	−1.73	77.51	−0.21	77.30	74.40	80.33	5.93	−1.94
Maryland	79.04	76.50	81.62	5.12	−1.72	77.32	−0.22	77.10	74.21	80.14	5.93	−1.94
Kansas	78.94	76.40	81.52	5.12	−1.72	77.22	−0.22	77.00	74.10	80.04	5.94	−1.94
Montana	78.74	76.41	81.11	4.70	−1.72	77.02	−0.21	76.81	74.12	79.64	5.52	−1.93
Texas	78.74	76.25	81.27	5.02	−1.72	77.02	−0.21	76.81	73.96	79.79	5.83	−1.93
Pennsylvania	78.74	76.05	81.46	5.41	−1.72	77.02	−0.21	76.81	73.77	79.99	6.22	−1.93
Delaware	78.64	76.05	81.27	5.22	−1.72	76.92	−0.21	76.71	73.77	79.79	6.02	−1.93
New Mexico	78.64	75.74	81.57	5.83	−1.72	76.92	−0.21	76.71	73.47	80.09	6.62	−1.93
Alaska	78.54	76.20	80.91	4.71	−1.71	76.83	−0.22	76.61	73.92	79.44	5.52	−1.93
Wyoming	78.54	76.15	80.96	4.81	−1.71	76.83	−0.22	76.61	73.87	79.49	5.62	−1.93
Michigan	78.44	75.95	80.96	5.01	−1.71	76.73	−0.22	76.51	73.67	79.50	5.83	−1.93
Nevada	78.34	75.86	80.86	5.00	−1.71	76.63	−0.21	76.42	73.58	79.39	5.81	−1.92
Ohio	78.04	75.50	80.61	5.11	−1.70	76.34	−0.22	76.12	73.23	79.15	5.92	−1.92
North Carolina	78.04	75.35	80.77	5.42	−1.70	76.34	−0.22	76.12	73.08	79.30	6.22	−1.92
Indiana	77.83	75.20	80.51	5.31	−1.69	76.14	−0.21	75.93	72.94	79.05	6.11	−1.90
Missouri	77.73	75.05	80.46	5.41	−1.69	76.04	−0.21	75.83	72.80	79.00	6.20	−1.90
Georgia	77.43	74.85	80.06	5.21	−1.68	75.75	−0.21	75.54	72.60	78.61	6.01	−1.89
South Carolina	77.23	74.29	80.22	5.93	−1.68	75.55	−0.21	75.34	72.06	78.76	6.70	−1.89
Washington, D.C.	76.73	73.86	79.65	5.79	−1.67	75.06	−0.21	74.85	71.64	78.20	6.56	−1.88
Tennessee	76.53	73.70	79.40	5.70	−1.67	74.86	−0.21	74.65	71.49	77.96	6.47	−1.88
Kentucky	76.23	73.55	78.95	5.40	−1.66	74.57	−0.21	74.36	71.34	77.52	6.18	−1.87
Arkansas	76.23	73.30	79.20	5.90	−1.66	74.57	−0.21	74.36	71.10	77.77	6.67	−1.87
Oklahoma	76.13	73.55	78.75	5.20	−1.66	74.47	−0.21	74.26	71.34	77.32	5.98	−1.87
Louisiana	75.93	72.90	79.00	6.10	−1.65	74.28	−0.21	74.07	70.71	77.57	6.86	−1.86
Alabama	75.63	72.75	78.55	5.80	−1.65	73.98	−0.21	73.77	70.57	77.13	6.56	−1.86
West Virginia	75.63	72.71	78.59	5.88	−1.65	73.98	−0.21	73.77	70.53	77.17	6.64	−1.86
Mississippi	75.23	72.09	78.41	6.32	−1.64	73.59	−0.21	73.38	69.92	76.99	7.07	−1.85

Data source: Global Data Lab^[15]

Past life expectancy, 1940–2019


State/Territory	2019^[9]	2010^[16]	2000^[16]	1990^[16]	1980^[16]	1970^[16]	1960^[16]	1950^[16]	1940^[16]	Change 1940-2019
United States ^[13]	78.8	78.7	76.8	75.4	73.7	70.8	69.7	68.1	64.0	14.8
Alabama	75.5	75.3	74.4	73.7	72.3	69.2	67.9	65.9	60.2	15.3
Alaska	78.2	77.9	76.2	75.0	72.4	69.2	67.2	65.8	58.1	20.1
American Samoa ^[17]	74.8	71.6	71.4	70.9	70.2	69.3	67.0	N/A	N/A	N/A
Arizona	79.3	79.1	77.1	76.2	74.2	70.9	69.3	66.1	59.0	20.3
Arkansas	75.9	76.0	74.8	74.4	73.3	70.8	69.9	69.0	64.3	11.6
California	81.2	80.5	78.1	75.8	74.3	71.8	70.8	69.3	65.3	15.9
Colorado	80.2	80.0	78.4	77.2	75.4	72.1	70.9	69.2	64.7	15.5
Connecticut	80.6	80.7	78.3	77.1	74.9	72.6	71.1	70.1	66.3	14.3
Delaware	78.4	78.2	76.4	75.0	73.2	69.9	69.1	67.1	65.0	13.4
District of Columbia	78.5	76.8	72.1	67.4	68.9	65.2	66.3	63.7	56.0	22.5
Florida	79.6	78.9	77.0	75.7	73.8	70.8	69.9	67.8	61.6	18.0
Georgia	77.7	77.2	75.1	73.8	72.1	68.4	67.5	65.8	60.2	17.5
Guam ^[10]	79.9	77.0	75.0	71.9	69.3	65.7	61.0	N/A	N/A	N/A
Hawaii	81.6	81.2	79.5	78.2	77.1	74.0	71.3	70.0	65.8	15.8
Idaho	79.6	79.4	78.1	77.2	75.2	72.0	71.4	69.2	66.9	12.7
Illinois	79.3	78.9	76.6	74.9	73.3	70.1	69.6	68.0	64.8	14.5
Indiana	77.1	77.5	76.0	75.4	73.9	70.9	70.3	68.6	64.9	12.2
Iowa	79.1	79.6	78.3	77.5	75.8	72.6	71.9	70.5	68.1	11.0
Kansas	78.3	78.5	77.4	77.0	75.2	72.8	71.9	70.3	67.3	11.0
Kentucky	75.6	75.8	75.1	74.4	72.8	70.0	69.6	67.5	62.1	13.5
Louisiana	76.0	75.7	74.1	73.1	71.6	68.7	67.9	66.6	61.2	14.8
Maine	78.4	79.1	77.6	76.6	74.4	70.7	70.2	69.1	64.8	13.6
Maryland	79.0	78.9	76.2	74.9	73.3	70.2	68.6	67.1	61.6	17.4
Massachusetts	80.7	80.5	78.2	76.8	74.8	71.9	70.5	69.7	65.7	15.0
Michigan	78.1	78.0	76.4	75.1	73.7	70.7	70.2	68.5	65.1	13.0
Minnesota	80.6	80.8	79.0	77.8	76.1	73.0	71.8	70.5	67.9	12.7
Mississippi	74.5	74.8	73.4	73.1	71.8	68.4	67.6	65.5	60.3	14.2
Missouri	77.2	77.4	76.0	75.3	73.6	70.6	70.2	68.6	64.5	12.7
Montana	78.6	78.5	77.3	76.4	73.8	70.8	69.6	68.1	65.0	13.6
Nebraska	79.4	79.6	78.3	76.9	75.4	72.5	72.0	70.7	68.3	11.1
Nevada	78.3	77.8	75.9	74.5	72.6	69.3	67.6	66.0	61.6	16.7
New Hampshire	79.6	80.3	78.5	77.0	75.1	71.6	70.7	69.3	66.2	13.4
New Jersey	80.5	79.9	77.3	75.4	73.8	71.0	69.9	68.4	64.5	16.0
New Mexico	77.2	78.1	77.1	76.0	73.8	70.5	69.3	65.9	59.0	18.2
New York	81.2	80.2	77.6	74.6	73.4	70.5	69.7	68.2	64.9	16.3
North Carolina	77.8	77.8	75.6	74.7	73.0	69.3	68.2	66.9	61.9	15.9
North Dakota	79.2	79.6	78.8	77.5	75.6	73.0	71.5	70.0	67.4	11.8
Northern Mariana Islands ^[17]	76.1	76.4	75.8	74.3	73.6	71.4	69.3	N/A	N/A	N/A
Ohio	77.0	77.6	76.3	75.3	73.3	70.8	70.2	68.7	64.7	12.3
Oklahoma	75.9	75.7	75.0	75.0	73.6	71.1	70.8	69.8	65.3	10.6
Oregon	79.6	79.5	77.8	76.5	74.9	72.4	71.0	69.8	66.9	12.7
Pennsylvania	78.5	78.4	76.7	75.4	73.3	70.4	69.5	67.7	63.9	14.6
Puerto Rico ^[10]	79.8	78.4	76.7	74.2	73.7	71.5	68.7	N/A	N/A	N/A
Rhode Island	79.8	79.5	78.0	76.4	74.6	71.7	70.6	68.5	65.5	14.3
South Carolina	76.9	76.7	74.7	73.6	71.8	68.1	66.1	64.3	57.1	19.8
South Dakota	78.5	79.2	78.0	77.1	74.8	72.3	70.5	69.8	67.1	11.4
Tennessee	75.8	76.1	74.7	74.2	73.1	70.0	69.4	67.1	62.4	13.4
Texas	78.8	78.3	76.5	75.2	73.6	70.8	70.2	67.8	62.8	16.0
Utah	79.9	79.8	78.6	78.0	75.8	72.8	71.8	69.9	66.8	13.1
U.S. Virgin Islands ^[10]	79.6	78.0	76.6	74.2	71.7	69.1	66.2	N/A	N/A	N/A
Vermont	79.9	80.0	78.2	76.7	74.3	71.9	70.4	69.3	65.6	14.3
Virginia	79.3	79.0	76.8	75.3	73.3	70.2	68.7	66.4	59.9	19.4
Washington	80.2	80.0	78.2	76.8	75.0	71.9	71.1	69.4	66.4	13.8
West Virginia	74.7	75.4	74.9	74.4	72.6	69.2	69.6	67.4	62.8	11.9
Wisconsin	79.3	79.6	78.0	76.9	75.3	72.5	71.1	69.7	67.4	11.9
Wyoming	78.3	78.0	77.1	76.4	73.8	70.8	69.2	68.0	65.1	13.2

Life expectancy in counties with 500,000+ people in 2019

Life expectancy by U.S. county (years)^[9]
County	State	Total	White	Hispanic	Black	Asian
Los Angeles	California	82.4	81.2	84.4	76.1	87.7
Cook	Illinois	79.7	81.1	85.6	73.3	89
Harris	Texas	79.9	79.2	84.3	74.8	87.5
Maricopa	Arizona	80.5	80.7	81.6	77	87.2
San Diego	California	82.2	81.4	84.1	78.2	87.9
Orange	California	83.2	81.7	84.7	81	88.1
Miami-Dade	Florida	82.4	80.1	84.2	77	91.1
Dallas	Texas	79.1	78.8	84.4	74.9	87.7
Kings	New York	82.9	83.8	83.5	81.4	89.2
Riverside	California	80.9	79.5	83.6	77.5	87
Clark	Nevada	79	77.4	86	74.7	85.4
King	Washington	82.4	82.1	86.4	77.6	87.8
Queens	New York	84.1	82.2	88.3	81.5	89.9
San Bernardino	California	78.8	76.5	81.8	75	86.7
Tarrant	Texas	79.3	78.6	85	76.6	86.8
Bexar	Texas	78.9	78.5	79.6	75.6	87.9
Broward	Florida	81.5	79.6	86.9	80.8	89
Santa Clara	California	84.9	83.1	84.3	79.7	90
Wayne	Michigan	75.5	77.5	80.2	72.2	90.4
Alameda	California	83.1	82.2	84.5	75.7	88.6
New York	New York	85.3	87.6	86	77.1	90.3
Middlesex	Massachusetts	82.4	81.9	89.6	82.7	90.5
Philadelphia	Pennsylvania	76.4	77.2	80	73.6	89.5
Sacramento	California	79.6	78.9	82.8	75.1	84.9
Palm Beach	Florida	82.6	81.9	87	81	92.1
Hillsborough	Florida	79.6	79	82.9	76.5	89.5
Suffolk	New York	80.9	80.6	85.7	78.1	88.9
Orange	Florida	80.6	79.6	83.8	78.3	89.5
Bronx	New York	80.9	79.1	83.4	79	91.7
Nassau	New York	83.1	82.7	87.7	81.2	90.7
Franklin	Ohio	77.2	77.6	90.3	74.3	87.1
Travis	Texas	81.9	81.5	84.9	77.6	88.8
Hennepin	Minnesota	81.3	81.9	88.5	77.3	85.8
Oakland	Michigan	80.4	80.6	83.9	77.2	92.6
Cuyahoga	Ohio	77	78.3	82.7	73.6	89
Allegheny	Pennsylvania	78.1	78.9	90	72.4	86.4
Salt Lake	Utah	79.8	79.4	82.8	75.6	83.8
Contra Costa	California	82.5	81.9	85.2	76.6	88.4
Fairfax	Virginia	85.6	84.7	92	84.1	90.3
Wake	North Carolina	81.8	82.4	87.4	78.1	90.4
Mecklenburg	North Carolina	80.6	81.7	88.6	77	87.3
Fulton	Georgia	79.6	82.8	87.7	75.4	88.9
Collin	Texas	82.7	81.8	87.4	80.4	90
Pima	Arizona	79.5	79.5	80.7	75.7	88.1
Montgomery	Maryland	84.6	83.8	92.4	82.1	90.2
Fresno	California	78.9	78	81	72.1	81.7
St. Louis	Missouri	78	79.9	86.9	71.7	89.1
Pinellas	Florida	79.2	79.1	84.8	74.9	88.4
Duval	Florida	76.1	75.7	83.8	74.2	88.7
Marion	Indiana	76	76.5	86.8	73.3	84.9
Westchester	New York	83.6	83.5	89.1	80.7	92.7
Honolulu	Hawaii	82.5	81.9	76.6	86	83.2
Milwaukee	Wisconsin	76.9	78.6	82.5	71.7	83.5
Gwinnett	Georgia	81.2	80	88.2	80.1	86.7
Fairfield	Connecticut	83	82.8	87.7	80.8	94.2
Shelby	Tennessee	75.5	78	86.5	73.2	86.3
Bergen	New Jersey	83.2	81.9	88.3	80.3	92.4
Denton	Texas	82	81.1	89	80.5	88.6
DuPage	Illinois	82.5	81.8	87.6	78.1	90.6
Erie	New York	78.7	79.4	81.3	74	88.8
Pierce	Washington	79	79	84	76.1	82.8
Prince George's	Maryland	79.6	79.2	86.6	78.6	89.2
Kern	California	77.5	75.6	81.1	72.3	84.1
Hartford	Connecticut	80.2	80.1	81.9	79.1	90.1
Hidalgo	Texas	81.9	81.3	81.3	88.3	94.8
Macomb	Michigan	78	78.3	83	73.5	87.8
San Francisco	California	84	83.3	85.4	73.1	87.8
New Haven	Connecticut	80.1	80	83.7	77.5	98.8
Ventura	California	82.5	81.5	84.7	80.8	89.3
El Paso	Texas	80.1	76.7	81	78.5	86.1
Fort Bend	Texas	83	81.5	86.5	80.5	89
Montgomery	Pennsylvania	80.9	80.8	86.8	77.9	88.6
Snohomish	Washington	80.5	79.7	85.6	83.3	88.7
Worcester	Massachusetts	79.3	79.3	82.1	81.5	90
Baltimore	Maryland	78.1	78	90.5	76.5	89.4
Middlesex	New Jersey	81.7	79.4	85.8	80	90.4
Hamilton	Ohio	76.6	77.7	97.3	73.1	86.1
Multnomah	Oregon	79.7	79.6	85.2	74.1	84.3
Oklahoma	Oklahoma	76.1	76.3	82.4	72.9	83.8
Suffolk	Massachusetts	81.6	80.7	89	79.7	90.9
Essex	New Jersey	79.8	82.1	84.8	75.6	93.8
Essex	Massachusetts	80.2	79.8	86.4	80	89
Lee	Florida	82.5	81.7	85.2	81	97.6
San Joaquin	California	78.6	77.3	81.8	72	83.2
Jefferson	Kentucky	76.1	76.5	89.2	73.3	82.7
Cobb	Georgia	80.7	80.6	88.7	78.7	89.2
DeKalb	Georgia	80.4	82.7	87	78.4	90.4
San Mateo	California	85	83.4	87.8	79	89.5
Polk	Florida	78.6	78.1	82.8	75.7	91
Monroe	New York	79.8	80.7	80.6	74.5	88.4
Denver	Colorado	79.9	81	79.6	75.4	86.5
El Paso	Colorado	78.9	79	79.8	75.3	85.9
District of Columbia	District of Columbia	79	88	88.3	72.7	89.9
Norfolk	Massachusetts	81.9	81.3	88.8	81.7	90.9
Jackson	Missouri	77.2	78.4	83.4	72.8	86.3
Davidson	Tennessee	77	77.7	88.6	74	86.3
Lake	Illinois	81.6	81.4	85.1	75.1	91.2
Will	Illinois	79.8	79.3	85.3	77	92.1
Bernalillo	New Mexico	78.4	79.3	78	74.6	86.4
Hudson	New Jersey	82.6	79.5	86.4	75.8	92.2
Kent	Michigan	80	80.4	85.1	74.7	92.9
Tulsa	Oklahoma	76.8	77.4	85.7	71.3	83.6
Arapahoe	Colorado	81.3	81.2	83.7	79.4	87.6
Jefferson	Alabama	74.6	76	79.1	72.7	83.6
Utah	Utah	80.6	80.3	86.9	77.9	82.9
Providence	Rhode Island	79.4	78.5	91.3	82.8	85.9
Bucks	Pennsylvania	79.9	79.5	87.8	78.2	89.1
Montgomery	Texas	79.7	78.9	86.5	77.4	92.8
Monmouth	New Jersey	80.6	80.4	83.8	75.8	89.6
Williamson	Texas	82.1	81.3	85.3	79.7	90.1
Ocean	New Jersey	79.1	78.8	85.6	76.5	91.3
Brevard	Florida	77.8	77.2	84.3	76.6	90.2
Johnson	Kansas	81.7	81.7	84.4	76.9	87.2
Washington	Oregon	82.7	82.1	88.7	84.3	87.8
Baltimore City	Maryland	72.8	75.7	92.8	70.6	95.3
Jefferson	Colorado	80.8	81	80	73.4	86.3
Anne Arundel	Maryland	79.3	79.1	86.4	78	85.1
Douglas	Nebraska	79.1	79.5	89.5	73.1	85.8
Pasco	Florida	77.8	76.8	83.8	78.5	87.6
Bristol	Massachusetts	78.7	78.9	84.7	83.6	91.8
Delaware	Pennsylvania	78.6	79	82.9	75.6	91.3
New Castle	Delaware	78.4	78.5	86.1	75.9	90.6
Volusia	Florida	76.8	76	82.4	75.3	86.8
Union	New Jersey	81.6	81.3	87.6	78	91.7
Dane	Wisconsin	81.8	82	85.2	73.7	89.5
Stanislaus	California	78.2	76.5	82.6	73.1	82.9
Ramsey	Minnesota	79.9	80.7	82.9	75.5	80.5
Lancaster	Pennsylvania	80.5	80.5	82.7	77.8	86.9
Guilford	North Carolina	78.1	78.7	88.1	75.6	89.2
Summit	Ohio	77.2	77.8	99.9	72.8	82.6
Greenville	South Carolina	78.4	78.6	86	75.5	87.7
Montgomery	Ohio	74.9	75.5	93.5	71.7	88.4
Kane	Illinois	81.6	80.9	88.2	77.1	87.6
Spokane	Washington	78.6	78.5	84.2	77.4	84.4
Chester	Pennsylvania	81.4	81.3	88.1	75.8	93.8
Plymouth	Massachusetts	79.8	79.5	86.9	85	88.5
Sedgwick	Kansas	77.6	77.9	82.8	72.9	89
Adams	Colorado	79.4	78.6	82.1	76.3	85.8
Camden	New Jersey	77.2	77.5	81.3	73.2	89.4
Passaic	New Jersey	80.6	79.7	87	74	90.5
Clark	Washington	80.1	79.8	85.7	77.2	85.8
Morris	New Jersey	82.6	81.9	88.9	79.5	91.9
Lake	Indiana	76.3	76.8	81.9	72.4	88

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[SocSecPeriodLifeExpectancy_2020-1] "Actuarial Life Table". U.S. Social Security Administration Office of Chief Actuary. 2020. Archived from the original on July 8, 2023.

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List of states and territories of the United States
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Economy	Billionaires Budgets Companies Credit ratings Employment rates Exports and imports Federal tax revenue Federal taxation and spending Gross domestic product Growth rate Per capita Income Inequality Median home prices Median wages Millionaire households Minimum wages Poverty rates R&D spending Sales taxes Savings rate Socioeconomic factors Sovereign wealth funds State income taxes Unemployment rates Union affiliation Vehicles per capita
Environment	Botanical gardens Carbon dioxide emissions Parks National Natural Landmarks National Wildlife Refuges Nature centers Electricity (Renewable) Superfund sites Wilderness areas
Geography	Area Bays Beaches Coastline Elevation Extreme points Forest Geographic centers Highest cities Islands Lakes Mountains Regions Volcanoes
Government	Agriculture commissioners Attorneys general Capitals Capitol buildings Comparison Congressional districts Members Counties Alphabetical List Courts Governors Lieutenant governors Legislatures Libraries and archives Official languages Poets laureate Politics by state or territory Political party strength State auditors State legislators Alabama–Missouri Montana–Wyoming State senators State secretaries of state State speakers State chief justices State presidents pro tempore State superintendents of education State supreme courts State treasurers Statewide elected executive officials
Health	Changes in life expectancy, 1985–2010 Fertility rates Hospitals Human Development Index American Human Development Index Life expectancy Infant mortality rates Obesity rates Road deaths Smoking
History	Date of statehood Name etymologies Historical societies Museums National Historic Landmarks National Register of Historic Places State partitions Historic regions
Law	Abortion Age of consent Alcohol Dry communities Alford plea Cell phone use while driving Constitutions Firearms Firearms death rates Gun Violence Homicide Rate Law enforcement agencies Legality of cannabis Peace Index Prisons Incarceration rate Same-sex unions Former constitutional bans Marriage law Seat belt laws Self-representation Smoking bans Speed limits (by jurisdiction) Statutory codes Violent Crime Rate
Miscellaneous	Abbreviations Airports Bus transit systems Casinos Cemeteries Demonyms Flags Hotels Insignia Coats of arms License plates Malls Mottos Newspapers Nicknames Numbered highways Quarters 50 states District of Columbia and territories America the Beautiful quarters Snowiest places Symbols Tallest buildings Temperature extremes Time zones
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