Colorectal cancer deaths estimated in 2021: A state-by-state breakdown

Colorectal cancer is the third leading cause of cancer-related deaths in the United States, and colorectal cancer screening procedures dropped more than 80 percent in the early stages of the pandemic. 

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Here are the estimated number of CRC deaths in 2021 by state, from an American Cancer Society study:

California: 5,390

Florida: 4,360

Texas: 4,030

New York: 2,820

Pennsylvania: 2,340

Ohio: 2,110

Illinois: 2,100

Georgia: 1,700

Michigan: 1,640

North Carolina : 1,590

New Jersey: 1,410

Virginia: 1,400

Arizona: 1,240

Tennessee: 1,220

Indiana: 1,160

Missouri: 1,070

Maryland: 1,050

Washington: 1,020

Massachusetts: 1,000

Kentucky: 930

Alabama: 920

Wisconsin: 900

South Carolina: 880

Louisiana: 860

Minnesota: 850

Oklahoma: 770

Colorado: 700

Mississippi: 650

Oregon: 650

Nevada: 560

Iowa: 550

Arkansas: 500

Kansas: 500

Connecticut: 440

West Virginia: 430

New Mexico: 350

Idaho: 330

Nebraska: 320

New Hampshire: 290

Utah: 290

Hawaii: 230

Maine: 230

Montana: 180

South Dakota: 170

Delaware: 160

Rhode Island: 160

Vermont: 130

Alaska: 110

North Dakota: 110

District of Columbia: 90

Wyoming: 80

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