2016 HIV National Rankings - Maryland · Adult/Adolescent HIV Diagnoses during 2016 Ranked by Rates CDC. HIV Surveillance Report, 2016. Vol. 28. Table 24. Rank State/Territory Reported

2016 HIV National Rankings

Prevention and Health Promotion AdministrationCenter for HIV Surveillance, Epidemiology and Evaluation

November 16, 2017

MISSION AND VISION

MISSION

The mission of the Prevention and Health Promotion Administration is to protect, promote and improve

the health and well-being of all Marylanders and their families through provision of public health

leadership and through community-based public health efforts in partnership with local health

departments, providers, community based organizations, and public and private sector agencies, giving

special attention to at-risk and vulnerable populations.

VISION

The Prevention and Health Promotion Administration envisions a future in which all Marylanders and

their families enjoy optimal health and well-being.

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National rankings

for Maryland using

data from the CDC

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Table 24

Diagnoses of HIV infection, by area of residence, 2015

and 2016

United States and 6 dependent areas

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Adult/Adolescent HIV Diagnoses during 2015

Ranked by Reported Cases

Rank State/Territory Reported Cases Rate per 100,000

1 California 4,983 15.4

2 Florida 4,672 27.0

3 Texas 4,479 20.2

4 New York 3,108 18.6

5 Georgia 2,585 30.7

6 Illinois 1,525 14.2

7 North Carolina 1,331 15.8

8 Maryland 1,193 23.7

9 Pennsylvania 1,177 10.8

10 New Jersey 1,161 15.4

United States 40,307 14.8

CDC. HIV Surveillance Report, 2016. Vol. 28. Table 24.

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Ranked by Rates


1 District of Columbia 364 63.0

2 Georgia 2,585 30.7

3 Louisiana 1,112 28.8

4 Florida 4,672 27.0

5 Maryland 1,193 23.7

6 Mississippi 507 20.5

7 Texas 4,479 20.2

8 Nevada 480 20.0

9 New York 3,108 18.6

10 Puerto Rico 544 18.3



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Child HIV Diagnoses during 2015



1 Texas 16 0.3

2 Florida 15 0.5

3 North Carolina 9 0.6

4T California 8 0.1

4T Tennessee 8 0.7

6 Georgia 7 0.4

7T Illinois 6 0.3

7T Pennsylvania 6 0.3

7T Ohio 6 0.3

10T New York 5 0.2

10T New Jersey 5 0.4

24T Maryland 1 0.1

United States 135 0.3


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Ranked by Rates


1 South Dakota 2 1.3

2 Vermont 1 1.2

3T District of Columbia 1 1.1

3T Tennessee 8 0.7

5T North Carolina 9 0.6

5T Maine 1 0.6

5T Florida 15 0.5

5T Georgia 7 0.4

9T New Jersey 5 0.4

9T Indiana 4 0.4

9T Massachusetts 4 0.4

29T Maryland 1 0.1



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HIV Diagnoses during 2015




2 Florida 4,687 23.2

3 Texas 4,495 16.4

4 New York 3,113 15.8

5 Georgia 2,592 25.4

6 Illinois 1,531 11.9


8 Maryland 1,194 19.9


10 New Jersey 1,166 13.0



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Ranked by Rates



2 Georgia 2,592 25.4


4 Florida 4,687 23.2

5 Maryland 1,194 19.9


7 Nevada 482 16.7

8 Texas 4,495 16.4

9 New York 3,113 15.8




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2 Florida 4,940 28.0

3 Texas 4,464 19.8

4 New York 2,875 17.2

5 Georgia 2,709 31.8


7 Illinois 1,384 12.9



10 New Jersey 1,143 15.2

11 Maryland 1,097 21.7



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Ranked by Rates




2 Georgia 2,709 31.8


4 Florida 4,940 28.0

5 Maryland 1,097 21.7

6 Nevada 525 21.4

7 Texas 4,464 19.8

8 South Carolina 757 18.1


10 New York 2,875 17.2


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1 Florida 17 0.6

2 California 11 0.2


4 Texas 8 0.2

5T Georgia 7 0.4

5T Illinois 7 0.3

5T Tennessee 7 0.7

5T Missouri 7 0.7

9T Maryland 4 0.4

9T Ohio 4 0.2

9T Iowa 4 0.8



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Ranked by Rates



2 Iowa 4 0.8

3T Missouri 7 0.7

3T Tennessee 7 0.7

5T South Dakota 1 0.6

5T Montana 1 0.6

5T Florida 17 0.6


9T Connecticut 2 0.4

9T Georgia 7 0.4

9T Maryland 4 0.4



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2 Florida 4,957 24.0

3 Texas 4,472 16.1

4 New York 2,877 14.6

5 Georgia 2,716 26.3


7 Illinois 1,391 10.9



10 New Jersey 1,146 12.8

11 Maryland 1,101 18.3



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Ranked by Rates



2 Georgia 2,716 26.3


4 Florida 4,957 24.0

5 Maryland 1,101 18.3

6 Nevada 525 17.9

7 Texas 4,472 16.1

8T South Carolina 759 15.3

8T Puerto Rico 523 15.3

10 New York 2,877 14.6



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Table 25

Stage 3 (AIDS), by area of residence, 2015, 2016 and

cumulative


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Adult/Adolescent AIDS Diagnoses during 2015



1 Florida 2,193 12.7

2 Texas 2,047 9.2


4 New York 1,544 9.2

5 Georgia 1,201 14.3


7 New Jersey 639 8.5

8 Illinois 638 5.9

9 Maryland 632 12.6

10 Pennsylvania 612 5.6



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Ranked by Rates



2 Georgia 1,201 14.3

3 Louisiana 516 13.4

4 Florida 2,193 12.7

5 Maryland 632 12.6

6 U.S. Virgin Islands 10 11.4



9T Texas 2,047 9.2

9T New York 1,544 9.2



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Child AIDS Diagnoses during 2015



1T Florida 4 0.1

1T New Jersey 4 0.3

3T Georgia 3 0.2

3T Tennessee 3 0.3

5T Texas 2 0.0

5T New York 2 0.1


5T Pennsylvania 2 0.1


5T Indiana 2 0.2

24T Maryland 0 0.0



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Ranked by Rates


1T New Jersey 4 0.3

1T Tennessee 3 0.3

1T Idaho 1 0.3

4T Georgia 3 0.2


4T Indiana 2 0.2

4T Arkansas 1 0.2

4T Kansas 1 0.2

9T Florida 4 0.1

9T New York 2 0.1

21T Maryland 0 0.0



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AIDS Diagnoses during 2015



1 Florida 2,197 10.9

2 Texas 2,049 7.5


4 New York 1,546 7.8

5 Georgia 1,204 11.8


7 New Jersey 643 7.2

8 Illinois 639 5.0

9 Maryland 632 10.5




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Ranked by Rates



2 Georgia 1,204 11.8


4 Florida 2,197 10.9

5 Maryland 632 10.5




9 New York 1,546 7.8

10 Texas 2,049 7.5



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1 Florida 2,351 13.3

2 Texas 2,073 9.2


4 New York 1,572 9.4

5 Georgia 1,155 13.6

6 Illinois 614 5.7


8 Maryland 585 11.6





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Ranked by Rates




3 Georgia 1,155 13.6

4 Florida 2,351 13.3

5 Maryland 585 11.6


7 Nevada 239 9.8

8 New York 1,572 9.4

9 Texas 2,073 9.2




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1 California 5 0.1

2T Texas 4 0.1

2T Georgia 4 0.2

4T Florida 3 0.1

4T New York 3 0.1

4T Illinois 3 0.1

7 Missouri 2 0.2


8T Maryland 1 0.1

8T Louisiana 1 0.1



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Ranked by Rates



2 New Mexico 1 0.3

3T Georgia 4 0.2

3T Missouri 2 0.2

3T Iowa 1 0.2

6T Louisiana 1 0.1

6T Florida 3 0.1

6T Maryland 1 0.1

6T New York 3 0.1

6T Texas 4 0.1



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1 Florida 2,354 11.4

2 Texas 2,077 7.5


4 New York 1,575 8.0

5 Georgia 1,159 11.2

6 Illinois 617 4.8


8 Maryland 586 9.7





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Ranked by Rates




3 Florida 2,354 11.4

4 Georgia 1,159 11.2

5 Maryland 586 9.7


7 Nevada 239 8.1

8 New York 1,575 8.0

9 Texas 2,077 7.5




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Cumulative AIDS Diagnoses through 2016

Ranked by Adult/Adolescent Cases

Rank State/Territory Reported Cases

1 New York 201,388

2 California 175,060

3 Florida 135,755

4 Texas 95,506

5 New Jersey 58,447

6 Georgia 50,074

7 Illinois 43,530

8 Pennsylvania 42,470

9 Maryland 40,172

10 Puerto Rico 34,919

United States 1,258,595


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Ranked by Child Cases


1 New York 2,430

2 Florida 1,569

3 New Jersey 810

4 California 712

5 Texas 411

6 Puerto Rico 404

7 Pennsylvania 374

8 Maryland 341

9 Illinois 286

10 Georgia 263

United States 10,000


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Ranked by Total Cases


1 New York 203,818

2 California 175,772

3 Florida 137,324

4 Texas 95,917

5 New Jersey 59,257

6 Georgia 50,337

7 Illinois 43,816

8 Pennsylvania 42,844

9 Maryland 40,513

10 Puerto Rico 35,323

United States 1,268,595


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Table 26

Adults and adolescents living with diagnosed HIV

infection, by race/ethnicity and area of residence, year-

end 2015


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Living Adult/Adolescent HIV Diagnoses, Year-end 2015



1 New York 128,681 768.8

2 California 122,079 376.4

3 Florida 106,585 615.2

4 Texas 81,873 368.9

5 Georgia 49,463 588.0

6 New Jersey 35,636 473.7

7 Illinois 35,441 330.1


9 Maryland 33,072 657.8




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Ranked by Rates



1 District of Columbia 14,972 2,590.2

2 New York 128,681 768.8

3 Maryland 33,072 657.8


5 Florida 106,585 615.2

6 Georgia 49,463 588.0

7 Puerto Rico 16,783 564.0

8 Louisiana 19,492 504.7

9 New Jersey 35,636 473.7

10 Delaware 3,230 404.9


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Rankings of Maryland’s Rates by Race Ethnicity

MD Reported Cases MD Rate U.S. Rate* Rank of MD Rate*

Total 33,072 657.8 362.3 3

Hispanic 2,160 511.7 496.8 11

NH-American Indian/Alaska Native 18 144.8 150.8 19

NH-Asian 205 64.3 87.3 30

NH-Black/African American 24,240 1,645.9 1,238.3 5

NH-Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander 4 161.0 197.1 26

NH-White 4,424 163.1 174.2 16

NH-Multiple Races 2,020 2,340.3 890.0 4

CDC. HIV Surveillance Report, 2016. Vol. 28. Table 26.* 50 states and DC only.

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Table 27

Adults and adolescents living with diagnosed HIV

infection ever classified as stage 3 (AIDS), by

race/ethnicity and area of residence, year-end 2015


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Living Adult/Adolescent AIDS Cases, Year-end 2015




1 New York 75,160 449.0


3 Florida 58,647 338.5

4 Texas 43,215 194.7

5 Georgia 25,843 307.2

6 Pennslvania 18,988 174.4

7 New Jersey 18,759 249.4

8 Illinois 18,230 169.8

9 Maryland 17,930 356.6



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Ranked by Rates


1 District of Columbia 8,055 1,393.6

2 New York 75,160 449.0

3 Maryland 17,930 356.6


5 Florida 58,647 338.5

6 Puerto Rico 9,211 309.5

7 Georgia 25,843 307.2

8 Louisiana 10,212 264.4

9 New Jersey 18,759 249.4

10 Delaware 1,981 248.3



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Ranked by Maryland’s Rates by Race/Ethnicity

MD Reported Cases MD Rate U.S. Rate* Rank of MD Rate*

Total 17,930 356.6 194.7 3

Hispanic 1,231 291.6 281 12

NH-American Indian/Alaska Native 4 32.2 77.7 38

NH-Asian 85 26.6 42.4 34

NH-Black/African American 13,186 895.3 657.9 4

NH-Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander 2 80.5 100.1 24

NH-White 2,211 81.5 91.0 19

NH-Multiple Races 1,211 1,403.0 525.2 4

CDC. HIV Surveillance Report, 2016. Vol. 28. Table 27.* 50 states and DC only.

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National rankings

for Maryland

metropolitan areas

using data from the

CDC

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Maryland Metropolitan

Statistical Areas (MSAs)

Maryland jurisdictions composing all or part of the metropolitan statistical areas

used in this report:

▪Baltimore-Columbia-Towson, MD

▪Baltimore City

▪Anne Arundel, Baltimore, Carroll, Harford, Howard and Queen Anne’s counties

▪Philadelphia-Camden-Wilmington, PA-NJ-DE-MD

▪Cecil County

▪Washington-Arlington-Alexandria, DC-VA-MD-WV

▪Calvert, Charles, Frederick, Montgomery and Prince George’s counties

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Table 28

Diagnoses of HIV infection, 2016, and persons living with

diagnosed HIV infection (prevalence), year-end 2015, by

metropolitan statistical area of residence

United States and Puerto Rico

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Rank Metropolitan Area Reported Cases Rate per 100,000

1 New York–Newark–Jersey City, NY–NJ–PA 3,397 16.9

2 Miami-Fort Lauderdale-West Palm Beach, FL 2,346 38.7

3 Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim, CA 2,198 16.5

4 Atlanta-Sandy Springs-Roswell, GA 1,701 29.4

5 Houston-The Woodlands-Sugar Land, TX 1,475 21.8

6 Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX 1,348 18.6

7 Chicago-Naperville-Elgin, IL-IN-WI 1,263 13.3

8 Washington-Arlington-Alexandria, DC-VA-MD-WV 1,122 18.3

9 Philadelphia-Camden-Wilmington, PA-NJ-DE-MD 790 13.0

10 San Francisco-Oakland-Hayward, CA 741 15.8

14 Baltimore-Columbia-Towson, MD 531 19.0

United States* 40,305 12.3


* 50 states, DC, and PR44


Ranked by Rates




2 New Orleans-Metairie, LA 422 33.3

3 Baton Rouge, LA 252 30.2


5 Orlando-Kissimmee-Sanford, FL 668 27.4

6 Jackson, MS 145 25.0

7 Memphis, TN-MS-AR 308 22.9

8 Jacksonville, FL 339 22.9

9 Las Vegas-Henderson-Paradise, NV 470 21.8




40 Philadelphia-Camden-Wilmington, PA-NJ-DE-MD 790 13.0


* 50 states, DC, and PR

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Living HIV Diagnoses, Year-end 2015




2 Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim, CA 54,386 409.9


4 Atlanta–Sandy Springs–Roswell, GA 30,884 541.9

5 Chicago-Naperville-Elgin, IL-IN-WI 29,459 309.0


7 Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX 25,024 353.0

8 Philadelphia-Camden-Wilmington, PA-NJ-DE-MD 24,857 410.0

9 San Francisco–Oakland–Hayward, Cae 23,216 500.1


15 Baltimore-Columbia-Towson, MD 17,896 640.6


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Living HIV Diagnoses, Year-end 2015

Ranked by Rates




3 Baltimore–Columbia–Towson, MD 17,896 640.6

4 Baton Rouge, LA 4,990 601.4

5 New Orleans–Metairie, LA 7,459 591.0

6 Jackson, MS 3,322 574.1


8 San Francisco–Oakland–Hayward, CA 23,216 500.1

9 Memphis, TN–MS–AR 6,600 491.8

10 Columbia, SC 3,854 475.9





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Table 29

Stage 3 (AIDS), 2016 and cumulative, and persons living

with diagnosed HIV infection ever classified as stage 3

(AIDS) (prevalence), year-end 2015, by metropolitan

statistical area of residence

United States and Puerto Rico

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Rank Metropolitan Area Reported Cases Rate per

100,000


2 Miami–Fort Lauderdale–West Palm Beach, FL 1,029 17.0

3 Los Angeles–Long Beach–Anaheim, CA 828 6.2

4 Houston–The Woodlands–Sugar Land, TX 719 10.6

5 Atlanta–Sandy Springs–Roswell, GA 695 12.0

6 Dallas–Fort Worth–Arlington, TX 656 9.1

7 Chicago–Naperville–Elgin, IL–IN–WI 534 5.6

8 Washington–Arlington–Alexandria, DC–VA–MD–WV 506 8.3

9 Philadelphia–Camden–Wilmington, PA–NJ–DE–MD 381 6.3

10 Baltimore–Columbia–Towson, MD 315 11.3


* 50 states, DC, and PR

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Ranked by Rates


1 Baton Rouge, LA 150 18.0

2 Jackson, MS 99 17.1


4 New Orleans-Metairie, LA 179 14.1

5 Jacksonville, FL 194 13.1

6 Columbia, SC 103 12.6

7 Atlanta-Sandy Springs-Roswell, GA 695 12.0


9 Orlando-Kissimmee-Sanford, FL 273 11.2

10 Memphis, TN-MS-AR 143 10.6

17T Washington-Arlington-Alexandria, DC-VA-MD-WV 506 8.3

30T Philadelphia-Camden-Wilmington, PA-NJ-DE-MD 381 6.3



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Ranked by Adult/Adolescent Cases

Rank Metropolitan Area Adult/ Adolescent

Cases Child Cases Total Cases

1 New York-Newark-Jersey City, NY-NJ-PA 228,870 3,018 231,888

2 Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim, CA 72,381 309 72,690

3 Miami-Fort Lauderdale-West Palm Beach, FL 70,082 1,009 71,091

4 San Francisco-Oakland-Hayward, CA 46,313 102 46,415

5 Washington-Arlington-Alexandria, DC-VA-MD-WV 40,298 336 40,634

6 Chicago-Naperville-Elgin, IL-IN-WI 38,962 263 39,225

7 Philadelphia-Camden-Wilmington, PA-NJ-DE-MD 35,436 319 35,755

8 Houston-The Woodlands-Sugar Land, TX 35,053 183 35,236

9 Atlanta-Sandy Springs-Roswell, GA 34,229 151 34,380

10 Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX 27,764 66 27,830

11 Baltimore-Columbia-Towson, MD 26,080 229 26,309

United States* 1,257,692 9,977 1,267,669


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Ranked by Child Cases








6 San Juan-Carolina-Caguas, PR 24,995 278 25,273




10 Boston-Cambridge-Newton, MA-NH 17,128 162 17,290

United States* 1,257,692 9,977 1,267,669


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Ranked by Total Cases






4 San Francisco-Oakland-Hayward, CA 46,313 102 46,415





9 Atlanta-Sandy Springs-Roswell, GA 34,229 151 34,380

10 Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX 27,764 66 27,830


United States* 1,257,692 9,977 1,267,669


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Total Living AIDS Cases, Year-end 2015




2 Los Angeles–Long Beach–Anaheim, CA 29,798 224.6

3 Miami–Fort Lauderdale–West Palm Beach, FL 28,000 466.5


5 Chicago–Naperville–Elgin, IL–IN–WI 15,014 157.5

6 Houston–The Woodlands–Sugar Land, TX 14,713 221.3

7 San Francisco–Oakland–Hayward, CA 13,812 297.5

8 Philadelphia–Camden–Wilmington, PA–NJ–DE–MD 13,728 226.4

9 Dallas–Fort Worth–Arlington, TX 12,975 183.0

10 Washington–Arlington–Alexandria, DC–VA–MD–WV 11,034 181.5




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Total Living AIDS Cases, Year-end 2015

Ranked by Rates



2 New York-Newark-Jersey City, NY-NJ-PA 79,546 395.4


4 Baton Rouge, LA 2,641 318.3

5 New Orleans-Metairie, LA 3,968 314.4

6 San Francisco-Oakland-Hayward, CA 13,812 297.5


8 Jackson, MS 1,632 282.0

9 Columbia, SC 2,112 260.8

10 Jacksonville, FL 3,755 259.3





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