State Data

Obesity Rates, % Children Age 10-17 (2007)

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Alabama 17.9% (+/- 3.6)
Alaska 14.1% (+/- 3.1)
Arizona 17.8% (+/- 4.3)
Arkansas 20.4% (+/- 3.7)
California 15.0% (+/- 5.1)
Colorado 14.2% (+/- 4.5)
Connecticut 12.5% (+/- 2.9)
Delaware 13.3% (+/- 3.1)
District of Columbia 20.1% (+/- 4.0)
Florida 18.3% (+/- 5.1)
Georgia 21.3% (+/- 5.1)
Hawaii 11.2% (+/- 2.8)
Idaho 11.8% (+/- 2.7)
Illinois 20.7% (+/- 3.7)
Indiana 14.6% (+/- 3.2)
Iowa 11.2% (+/- 2.8)
Kansas 16.2% (+/- 3.8)
Kentucky 21.0% (+/- 3.6)
Louisiana 20.7% (+/- 4.0)
Maine 12.9% (+/- 2.8)
Maryland 13.6% (+/- 3.3)
Massachusetts 13.3% (+/- 3.6)
Michigan 12.4% (+/- 3.1)
Minnesota 11.1% (+/- 3.1)
Mississippi 21.9% (+/- 3.5)
Missouri 13.6% (+/- 3.1)
Montana 11.8% (+/- 2.8)
Nebraska 15.8% (+/- 3.7)
Nevada 15.2% (+/- 4.5)
New Hampshire 12.8% (+/- 2.9)
New Jersey 15.4% (+/- 3.6)
New Mexico 16.0% (+/- 4.2)
New York 17.1% (+/- 3.7)
North Carolina 18.6% (+/- 3.9)
North Dakota 11.4% (+/- 2.5)
Ohio 18.5% (+/- 4.1)
Oklahoma 16.4% (+/- 3.5)
Oregon 9.6% (+/- 2.7)
Pennsylvania 15.0% (+/- 4.0)
Rhode Island 14.4% (+/- 3.2)
South Carolina 15.3% (+/- 3.1)
South Dakota 13.2% (+/- 3.2)
Tennessee 20.6% (+/- 3.7)
Texas 20.4% (+/- 5.1)
Utah 11.4% (+/- 3.6)
Vermont 12.9% (+/- 3.4)
Virginia 15.2% (+/- 3.2)
Washington 11.1% (+/- 3.5)
West Virginia 18.9% (+/- 3.2)
Wisconsin 13.1% (+/- 2.5)
Wyoming 10.2% (+/- 2.7)
All U.S. statistics from BRFSS data are medians based on three year averages; Number of cases and amount of funding are totals except where noted; Rates and percentages are national averages except where noted. See Data and Methodology for State Data