District of Columbia — $3,739 (22 percent obese)
Massachusetts — $2,512 (21 percent obese)
Rhode Island — $2,477 (22 percent obese)
Delaware — $2,450 (27 percent obese)
Alaska — $2,416 (27 percent obese)
Maine — $2,356 (25 percent obese)
New York — $2,321 (25 percent obese)
Connecticut — $2,294 (21 percent obese)
New Jersey — $2,182 (23 percent obese)
North Dakota — $2,148 (27 percent obese)
Vermont — $2,118 (22 percent obese)
Minnesota — $2,102 (25 percent obese)
Wisconsin — $2,094 (26 percent obese)
Ohio — $2,089 (29 percent obese)
Pennsylvania — $2,079 (27 percent obese)
Nebraska — $2,073 (27 percent obese)
West Virginia — $2,069 (31 percent obese)
Maryland — $2,046 (26 percent obese)
Indiana — $2,000 (27 percent obese)
Tennessee — $1,923 (30 percent obese)
Illinois — $1,904 (26 percent obese)
Missouri — $1,900 (28 percent obese)
Kentucky — $1,896 (29 percent obese)
South Dakota — $1,872 (27 percent obese)
Michigan — $1,863 (29 percent obese)
New Hampshire — $1,861 (24 percent obese)
Louisiana — $1,836 (29 percent obese)
Florida — $1,808 (24 percent obese)
Iowa — $1,787 (27 percent obese)
Washington — $1,759 (25 percent obese)
California — $1,745 (24 percent obese)
North Carolina — $1,732 (28 percent obese)
Kansas — $1,731 (27 percent obese)
Oregon — $1,727 (25 percent obese)
Colorado — $1,724 (19 percent obese)
Montana — $1,712 (23 percent obese)
Alabama — $1,705 (31 percent obese)
Virginia — $1,692 (25 percent obese)
South Carolina — $1,691 (30 percent obese)
Hawaii — $1,665 (22 percent obese)
Mississippi — $1,653 (33 percent obese)
Oklahoma — $1,582 (30 percent obese)
Nevada — $1,580 (25 percent obese)
Georgia — $1,541 (28 percent obese)
Wyoming — $1,535 (24 percent obese)
Utah — $1,521 (23 percent obese)
Arkansas — $1,517 (29 percent obese)
Texas — $1,484 (28 percent obese)
Idaho — $1,435 (25 percent obese)
New Mexico — $1,341 (25 percent obese)
Arizona — $1,292 (25 percent obese)
