The data is compiled from a special data request on state licensing information from Redi-Data, a provider of data services and solutions. The most recent data available is for November 2012.
The 10 states with the lowest numbers of emergency medicine physicians, according to the data, are:
1. New Hampshire — 185
2. Delaware — 177
3. Nebraska — 166
4. Idaho — 148
5. Alaska — 115
6. Montana — 111
7. Vermont — 79
8. Wyoming — 70
9. North Dakota — 68
10. South Dakota — 46
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