States by yearly healthcare cost per smoker

WalletHub calculated the per-person medical cost of smokers in all 50 states and the District of Columbia. They used data from the CDC on the annual healthcare costs caused by smoking  and divided it by the total number of adult smokers in that state.

Here are the healthcare costs per smoker per year for each state:

1. Connecticut: $7,057
2. Massachusetts: $6,938
3. District of Columbia: $6,487
4. Rhode Island: $6,116
5. Maryland: $5,791
6. New Hampshire: $5,753
7. New York: $5,733
8. New Jersey: $5,332
9. Delaware: $5,128
10. Vermont: $4,968
11. Alaska: $4,918
12. Washington: $4,690
13. Maine: $4,598
14. California: $4,407
15. Illinois: $4,391
16. Hawaii: $4,385
17. Minnesota: $4,357
18. Florida: $4,253
19. Nebraska: $4,079
20. Pennsylvania: $4,011
21. Wisconsin: $3,956
22. Colorado: $3,925
23. South Dakota: $3,906
24. Virginia: $3,814
25. Michigan: $3,737
26. Wyoming: $3,693
27. Missouri: $3,669
28. Oregon: $3,656
29. North Dakota: $3,572
30. Ohio: $3,551
31. Utah: $3,540
32. Texas: $3,504
33. Iowa: $3,469
34. Indiana: $3,442
35. Kansas: $3,436
36. Oklahoma: $3,415
37. New Mexico: $3,375
38. Arizona: $3,354
39. Montana: $3,254
40. West Virginia: $3,208
41. North Carolina: $3,192
42. Kentucky: $3,190
43. Louisiana: $3,148
44. Georgia: $3,121
45. Mississippi: $3,109
46. Nevada: $3,085
47. Idaho: $3,078
48. Alabama: $3,023
49. South Carolina: $3,022
50. Arkansas: $2,736
51. Tennessee: $2,670