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Tobacco Use: Smoking

Adult smoking rates vary across the US, but the states with the most smokers are in the Midwest and Southeast regions.

This image is a color-coded map of the United States that displays how smoking rates vary across the states. Less than 13% = California, Utah; 13+% to 16% = Washington, Idaho, Arizona, Maryland, Connecticut, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Delaware, Massachusetts, District of Columbia, New Jersey, Hawaii; 16+% to 19% = Oregon, Montana, Colorado, New Mexico, North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, Texas, Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois, Georgia, Florida, Virginia, New York, Connecticut, Vermont, Maine; 19+% to 22% = Nevada, Wyoming, Arkansas, Louisiana, Alabama, Tennessee, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, South Carolina; 23% to 26% = Oklahoma, Missouri, Mississippi, Kentucky, Indiana, West Virginia. Click to view larger map.

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