2014 – Exposure to excessive natural cold (hypothermia), esp. PA IL NY OH MT NM –930

–930 CDC Wonder. ICD-10 code X31, Exposure to excessive natural cold (hypothermia).
US average hypothermia death rate 0.29 per 100,000 population

Death rate per 100,000 population, where noted.
Alabama 13 0.27
Arizona 20 0.30
California 25 0.06
Colorado 22 0.41
Connecticut 13 0.36
Georgia 34 0.34
Idaho 13 0.80 ID had 3rd largest per capita loss of life.
Illinois 52 0.40 IL had 2nd largest State loss of life, behind PA.
Indiana 34 0.52
Iowa 12 0.39
Kentucky 13 0.29
Louisiana 12 0.26
Maryland 23 0.39
Michigan 37 0.37
Minnesota 30 0.55
Mississippi 12 0.40
Missouri 18 0.30
Montana 14 1.37 MT had largest per capita loss of life.
New Jersey 15 0.17
New Mexico 28 1.34 NM had 2nd largest per capita loss of life.
New York 43 0.22 NY tied with OH for 3rd largest State loss of life, behind PA and IL
No. Carolina 24 0.24
Ohio 43 0.37 OH tied with NY for 3rd largest State loss of life, behind PA and IL
Oklahoma 17 0.44
Oregon 14 0.35
Pennsylvania 56 0.44 PA had the highest hypothermia loss of life of all states.
So. Carolina 28 0.58
Tennessee 32 0.49
Texas 24 0.09
Virginia 36 0.43
Washington 16 0.23
Wisconsin 40 0.69

Source

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Center for Health Statistics. Compressed Mortality File 1999-2016 on CDC WONDER Online Database, released June 2017. Data are from the Compressed Mortality File 1999-2016 Series 20 No. 2U, 2016. Accessed at http://wonder.cdc.gov/cmf-icd10.html on Aug 2, 2021 4:11:09 PM