TABLE 2. Number, rate,* and ratio† of reported abortions, by reporting area of occurrence and percentage of abortions obtained by out-of-state residents§ — United States, 2018¶.
| State/Area | Abortions reported by area of occurrence** |
Abortions obtained by out-of-state residents |
||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| No. | Rate | Ratio | No. (%) | |
| Alabama |
6,484 |
6.8 |
112 |
1,029 (15.9) |
| Alaska |
1,283 |
8.8 |
127 |
17 (1.3) |
| Arizona |
12,438 |
9.0 |
154 |
48 (0.4) |
| Arkansas |
3,069 |
5.3 |
83 |
321 (10.5) |
| Colorado |
8,975 |
7.7 |
143 |
1,032 (11.5) |
| Connecticut |
9,294 |
13.9 |
268 |
423 (4.6) |
| Delaware |
1,740 |
9.7 |
164 |
236 (13.6) |
| District of Columbia†† |
4,771 |
25.3 |
518 |
3,119 (65.4) |
| Florida |
70,239 |
18.1 |
317 |
2,653 (3.8) |
| Georgia |
33,918 |
15.7 |
269 |
5,558 (16.4) |
| Hawaii |
2,121 |
8.0 |
125 |
31 (1.5) |
| Idaho |
1,257 |
3.7 |
59 |
48 (3.8) |
| Illinois |
42,441 |
16.9 |
293 |
5,668 (13.4) |
| Indiana |
8,037 |
6.2 |
98 |
774 (9.6) |
| Iowa |
2,849 |
4.8 |
75 |
302 (10.6) |
| Kansas |
6,972 |
12.4 |
192 |
3,498 (50.2) |
| Kentucky |
3,203 |
3.8 |
59 |
489 (15.3) |
| Louisiana |
8,097 |
8.7 |
136 |
1,315 (16.2) |
| Maine |
1,949 |
8.4 |
158 |
81 (4.2) |
| Massachusetts |
18,256 |
13.1 |
264 |
575 (3.1) |
| Michigan |
26,716 |
14.2 |
243 |
1,158 (4.3) |
| Minnesota |
9,910 |
9.2 |
147 |
1,014 (10.2) |
| Mississippi |
3,005 |
5.1 |
81 |
317 (10.5) |
| Missouri |
2,910 |
2.5 |
40 |
265 (9.1) |
| Montana |
1,674 |
8.7 |
145 |
170 (10.2) |
| Nebraska |
2,078 |
5.6 |
82 |
246 (11.8) |
| Nevada |
8,819 |
14.8 |
247 |
456 (5.2) |
| New Jersey§§ |
22,936 |
13.6 |
227 |
1,304 (5.7) |
| New Mexico |
3,847 |
9.7 |
167 |
853 (22.2) |
| New York |
77,447 |
19.8 |
342 |
7,514 (9.7) |
| New York City |
49,759 |
26.8 |
457 |
4,308 (8.7) |
| New York State |
27,688 |
13.5 |
236 |
3,206 (11.6) |
| North Carolina |
27,581 |
13.5 |
232 |
4,996 (18.1) |
| North Dakota |
1,141 |
7.7 |
107 |
309 (27.1) |
| Ohio |
20,425 |
9.2 |
151 |
1,210 (5.9) |
| Oklahoma |
4,990 |
6.5 |
100 |
368 (7.4) |
| Oregon |
8,735 |
10.6 |
207 |
828 (9.5) |
| Pennsylvania |
30,364 |
12.7 |
224 |
2,124 (7.0) |
| Rhode Island |
2,817 |
13.5 |
268 |
382 (13.6) |
| South Carolina |
4,646 |
4.8 |
82 |
227 (4.9) |
| South Dakota |
382 |
2.4 |
32 |
85 (22.3) |
| Tennessee |
10,880 |
8.2 |
135 |
2,063 (19.0) |
| Texas |
55,140 |
9.2 |
146 |
1,234 (2.2) |
| Utah |
3,082 |
4.5 |
65 |
187 (6.1) |
| Vermont |
1,204 |
10.5 |
222 |
215 (17.9) |
| Virginia |
16,474 |
9.8 |
165 |
935 (5.7) |
| Washington |
17,264 |
11.5 |
201 |
934 (5.4) |
| West Virginia |
1,507 |
4.7 |
83 |
208 (13.8) |
| Wisconsin |
6,224 |
5.7 |
97 |
182 (2.9) |
| Total | 619,591 | NA | NA | NA |
Abbreviation: NA = not applicable.
* Number of abortions per 1,000 women aged 15–44 years.
† Number of abortions per 1,000 live births.
§ Additional details on the reporting area in which abortions were provided, cross-tabulated by the state of residence, are available at https://www.cdc.gov/reproductivehealth/data_stats/Abortion.htm.
¶ Data from 48 reporting areas; excludes four reporting areas (California, Maryland, New Hampshire, and Wyoming) that did not report or did not meet reporting standards.
** The total abortions include those with known and unknown residence status.
†† Reporting to the central health agency is not required.
§§ Reporting to the central health agency is not required. Data are requested from hospitals and licensed ambulatory care facilities only.