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Labor Statistics > Occupational Fatalities > Fires or explosions (per capita) (most recent) by state

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Rank   States  Amount  (top to bottom)   
#1  Arkansas:2.159 per 1 million people 
#2  Mississippi:1.712 per 1 million people 
#3  Tennessee:1.342 per 1 million people 
#4  Kansas:1.093 per 1 million people 
#5  Minnesota:0.974 per 1 million people 
#6  Pennsylvania:0.885 per 1 million people 
#7  Ohio:0.872 per 1 million people 
#8  Texas:0.787 per 1 million people 
#9  New Jersey:0.688 per 1 million people 
#10  Florida:0.675 per 1 million people 
#11  Alabama:0.658 per 1 million people 
#12  Illinois:0.627 per 1 million people 
#13  Missouri:0.517 per 1 million people 
#14  Virginia:0.396 per 1 million people 
#15  California:0.332 per 1 million people 
#16  Georgia:0.331 per 1 million people 
#17  New York:0.312 per 1 million people 
#18  Michigan:0.296 per 1 million people 
Weighted average: 0.8 per 1 million people  


DEFINITION: Occupational fatalities due to fires and explosions. Per capita figures expressed per 1 million population.

SOURCE: US Department of Labor, 2004.

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