State	Trans- portation Incidents	Assaults And Violent Acts	Contact With Objects And Equipment	Falls	Exposure To Harmful Substances Or Environ- ments	Fires And Explosions
Alabama	58	11	13	12	8	----
Alaska	39	----	8	----	----	----
Arizona	69	12	15	14	7	----
Arkansas	56	15	21	8	3	3
California	230	112	69	72	60	9
Colorado	58	25	15	12	7	----
Connecticut	18	9	16	7	4	----
Delaware	3	4	----	3	----	----
District of Columbia	----	8	----	3	----	----
Florida	135	65	43	51	27	7
Georgia	88	30	28	25	17	6
Hawaii	6	8	----	----	----	----
Idaho	23	3	6	----	----	----
Illinois	85	29	44	25	11	9
Indiana	66	29	27	15	18	4
Iowa	30	----	13	14	10	----
Kansas	50	5	10	15	----	----
Kentucky	65	13	27	13	10	4
Louisiana	68	11	25	17	16	6
Maine	17	----	4	----	----	----
Maryland	28	16	14	18	7	----
Massachusetts	21	16	11	12	----	6
Michigan	50	26	37	20	16	6
Minnesota	25	5	18	13	4	3
Mississippi	63	18	24	5	11	4
Missouri	68	30	19	15	8	8
Montana	22	6	10	3	----	----
Nebraska	39	3	11	3	3	----
Nevada	33	7	4	----	4	----
New Hampshire	5	----	3	3	----	----
New Jersey	49	15	19	23	6	----
New Mexico	20	----	6	3	----	----
New York	66	68	38	41	11	8
North Carolina	101	39	40	30	18	5
North Dakota	9	----	12	5	3	----
Ohio	82	35	40	32	14	4
Oklahoma	41	9	12	4	9	6
Oregon	24	4	14	4	3	----
Pennsylvania	88	26	35	30	17	3
Rhode Island	4	----	----	----	----	----
South Carolina	54	16	21	8	9	5
South Dakota	19	3	6	3	----	4
Tennessee	71	24	31	17	16	----
Texas	216	101	91	76	64	21
Utah	32	----	9	5	7	6
Vermont	4	----	8	----	----	----
Virginia	48	26	22	22	18	12
Washington	33	10	19	8	4	----
West Virginia	23	5	9	3	4	----
Wisconsin	49	14	25	9	8	----
Wyoming	17	3	7	3	----	3

Note:  "----" indicates data not available.
Although deaths may appear irrelevant to disability tables, they provide incidence for extreme incidents and may be instructive for planning and prevention.

To calculate the percent of fatal occupational injuries in a state involving a certain event, divide the number of fatal occupational injuries resulting from a particular type of event by the sum of all event types resulting in fatal occupational injuries in the state and multiply the result by 100. Example: Calculate the percent of fatal occupational injuries in West Virginia resulting from transportation incidents. This calculation would be: 23/(23+5+9+3+4)=.5227 and .5227x100=52.27%

Source: U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, summary for state fatalities for calendar year 2000.