Monkeypox cases, state by state

The CDC had confirmed 24,364 monkeypox cases in 53 states and territories, as of Sept. 21.

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This tally is up from 23,117 cases reported Sept. 15. Globally, more than 64,000 infections have been reported since May.

Below is a breakdown of U.S. jurisdictions with confirmed cases, listed from highest to lowest case count. 

California — 4,753
New York — 3,810
Florida — 2,422
Texas — 2,179
Georgia — 1,717
Illinois — 1,263
Pennsylvania — 713
New Jersey — 668
Maryland — 631
Washington — 575
District Of Columbia — 488
Virginia — 440
North Carolina — 434
Arizona — 430
Massachusetts — 374
Tennessee — 264
Colorado — 263
Ohio — 257
Michigan — 257
Louisiana — 234
Indiana — 218
Nevada — 217
Oregon — 203
Minnesota — 178
Puerto Rico — 167
Utah — 149
South Carolina — 149
Connecticut — 123
Alabama — 105
Missouri — 84
Rhode Island — 70
Mississippi — 70
Wisconsin — 69
Arkansas — 56
Kentucky — 50
New Mexico — 40
Oklahoma — 36
Delaware — 35
New Hampshire — 28
Nebraska — 28
Hawaii — 27
Iowa — 24
Idaho — 12
West Virginia — 11
Maine — 9
Kansas — 9
North Dakota — 5
Montana — 5
Alaska — 5
Vermont — 3
Wyoming — 2
South Dakota — 2

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