Here are the 10 states with the highest number of professionally active female physicians:
1. California: 38,140
2. New York: 33,066
3. Texas: 21,072
4. Pennsylvania: 17,015
5. Florida: 16,221
6. Illinois: 15,671
7. Massachusetts: 14,316
8. Ohio: 14,032
9. Michigan: 12,990
Here are the 10 states with the lowest number of professionally active female physicians:
1. Wyoming: 315
2. South Dakota: 564
3. North Dakota: 569
4. Montana: 635
5. Alaska: 677
6. Idaho: 680
7. Vermont: 828
8. Hawaii: 1,106
9. Delaware: 1,207
10. New Hampshire: 1,379
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