Infant mortality rate in the United States as of 2015, by state (deaths per 1,000 live births)*

This statistic represents the infant mortality rate in the United States of America as of 2015, measured in deaths per 1,000 live births and sorted by ethnicity. As of that year, the infant mortality rate in New Hampshire amounted to 4.9 per one thousand live births before the age of one year.

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 Deaths per 1,000 live births
Massachusetts 4.2
Vermont 4.3
New Jersey 4.5
California 4.6
Iowa 4.8
Colorado 4.8
New Hampshire 4.9
Washington 4.9
Nebraska 4.9
Connecticut 5
Utah 5
New York 5
Oregon 5.1
Minnesota 5.1
Nevada 5.1
Wyoming 5.2
Alaska 5.4
Idaho 5.5
Arizona 5.5
Hawaii 5.6
Texas 5.8
Montana 5.8
Wisconsin 6
United States 6
New Mexico 6.1
Florida 6.1
North Dakota 6.2
Illinois 6.2
Virginia 6.3
Kansas 6.4
Rhode Island 6.5
Maryland 6.5
Georgia 6.6
Missouri 6.6
Kentucky 6.8
Pennsylvania 6.9
Delaware 7
Tennessee 7
Indiana 7
Michigan 7
Maine 7
Oklahoma 7.1
South Carolina 7.2
North Carolina 7.2
District of Columbia 7.3
South Dakota 7.4
Ohio 7.4
West Virginia 7.4
Arkansas 7.5
Louisiana 8.4
Alabama 8.7
Mississippi 9.3
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