19,523 residents die of cancer in North Carolina in 2016

19,523 residents die of cancer in North Carolina in 2016
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There were 19,523 North Carolina residents who died of cancer in 2016, a 1 percent increase over the previous year, according to data obtained from the National Center for Health Statistics.

In 2015, 19,322 North Carolina residents died of cancer.

The National Center for Health Statistics is the nation’s primary health statistics agency. The CDC and other health-related organizations can use NCHS data for a variety of ends.

The following table shows total cancer deaths by state in 2016 and 2015.

Total cancer deaths by state
State 2016 deaths 2015 deaths
California 59,515 59,629
Florida 44,266 44,027
Texas 40,195 39,121
New York 35,368 35,089
Pennsylvania 28,492 28,697
Ohio 25,509 25,396
Illinois 24,389 24,713
Michigan 20,870 20,732
North Carolina 19,523 19,322
Georgia 17,184 16,945
New Jersey 16,377 16,270
Virginia 15,027 14,947
Tennessee 14,450 14,214
Indiana 13,424 13,511
Massachusetts 12,717 12,750
Missouri 12,696 12,965
Washington 12,594 12,687
Arizona 11,876 11,776
Wisconsin 11,498 11,423
Maryland 10,911 10,568
Alabama 10,419 10,354
Kentucky 10,363 10,312
South Carolina 10,356 9,950
Minnesota 9,857 9,925
Louisiana 9,149 9,397
Oklahoma 8,115 8,280
Oregon 8,078 8,093
Colorado 7,928 7,604
Connecticut 6,696 6,666
Arkansas 6,612 6,727
Mississippi 6,568 6,485
Iowa 6,432 6,513
Kansas 5,484 5,604
Nevada 5,214 5,015
West Virginia 4,659 4,839
New Mexico 3,560 3,591
Nebraska 3,477 3,514
Maine 3,275 3,398
Utah 3,125 3,091
Idaho 2,884 2,849
New Hampshire 2,875 2,773
Hawaii 2,401 2,462
Rhode Island 2,171 2,226
Delaware 2,124 2,010
Montana 2,031 2,130
South Dakota 1,694 1,640
Vermont 1,356 1,399
North Dakota 1,253 1,320
District of Columbia 1,044 1,072
Alaska 995 978
Wyoming 962 931


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