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Reported Tuberculosis in the United States, 2020						Print
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Table 34. Tuberculosis Cases and Percentages, by Pulmonary and Extrapulmonary Disease: Reporting Areas, 2020
See Surveillance Slide #48.
**Reporting area**
**Total Cases1**
**Pulmonary2**
**Extrapulmonary3**
**Both Pulmonary/****Extrapulmonary****No.**
**(%)**
**No.**
**(%)**
**No.**
**(%)****United States**
**7,167**
**4,813**
**(67.2)**
**1,513**
**(21.1)**
**841**
**(11.7)**Alabama
73
55
(75.3)
14
(19.2)
4
(5.5)Alaska
58
53
(91.4)
3
(5.2)
2
(3.4)Arizona
136
99
(72.8)
24
(17.6)
13
(9.6)Arkansas
59
48
(81.4)
8
(13.6)
3
(5.1)California
1,705
1,158
(67.9)
337
(19.8)
210
(12.3)Colorado
52
26
(50.0)
19
(36.5)
7
(13.5)Connecticut
54
31
(57.4)
15
(27.8)
8
(14.8)Delaware
17
9
(52.9)
6
(35.3)
2
(11.8)District of Columbia
19
10
(52.6)
8
(42.1)
1
(5.3)Florida
412
320
(77.7)
55
(13.3)
37
(9.0)Georgia
220
156
(70.9)
49
(22.3)
15
(6.8)Hawaii
92
58
(63.0)
23
(25.0)
11
(12.0)Idaho
8
4
(50.0)
4
(50.0)
0
(0.0)Illinois
216
128
(59.3)
69
(31.9)
19
(8.8)Indiana
92
60
(65.2)
16
(17.4)
16
(17.4)Iowa
39
17
(43.6)
11
(28.2)
11
(28.2)Kansas
37
29
(78.4)
6
(16.2)
2
(5.4)Kentucky
67
51
(76.1)
10
(14.9)
6
(9.0)Louisiana
99
76
(76.8)
12
(12.1)
11
(11.1)Maine
17
11
(64.7)
3
(17.6)
3
(17.6)Maryland
149
88
(59.1)
44
(29.5)
17
(11.4)Massachusetts
142
79
(55.6)
35
(24.6)
28
(19.7)Michigan
101
52
(51.5)
31
(30.7)
18
(17.8)Minnesota
117
54
(46.2)
50
(42.7)
13
(11.1)Mississippi
41
32
(78.0)
5
(12.2)
4
(9.8)Missouri
72
54
(75.0)
15
(20.8)
3
(4.2)Montana
4
1
(25.0)
3
(75.0)
0
(0.0)Nebraska
36
17
(47.2)
19
(52.8)
0
(0.0)Nevada
57
41
(71.9)
9
(15.8)
7
(12.3)New Hampshire
12
7
(58.3)
3
(25.0)
2
(16.7)New Jersey
245
154
(62.9)
66
(26.9)
25
(10.2)New Mexico
29
21
(72.4)
6
(20.7)
2
(6.9)New York State4
161
96
(59.6)
36
(22.4)
29
(18.0)New York City
445
282
(63.4)
75
(16.9)
88
(19.8)North Carolina
159
111
(69.8)
28
(17.6)
20
(12.6)North Dakota
10
9
(90.0)
1
(10.0)
0
(0.0)Ohio
130
97
(74.6)
33
(25.4)
0
(0.0)Oklahoma
65
44
(67.7)
15
(23.1)
6
(9.2)Oregon
67
36
(53.7)
15
(22.4)
16
(23.9)Pennsylvania
157
101
(64.3)
37
(23.6)
19
(12.1)Rhode Island
8
5
(62.5)
1
(12.5)
2
(25.0)South Carolina
67
46
(68.7)
11
(16.4)
10
(14.9)South Dakota
16
4
(25.0)
6
(37.5)
6
(37.5)Tennessee
113
91
(80.5)
16
(14.2)
6
(5.3)Texas
881
658
(74.7)
143
(16.2)
80
(9.1)Utah
29
12
(41.4)
13
(44.8)
4
(13.8)Vermont
2
0
(0.0)
2
(100.0)
0
(0.0)Virginia
169
108
(63.9)
45
(26.6)
16
(9.5)Washington
163
84
(51.5)
51
(31.3)
28
(17.2)West Virginia
13
10
(76.9)
2
(15.4)
1
(7.7)Wisconsin
35
20
(57.1)
5
(14.3)
10
(28.6)Wyoming
0
0
...
0
...
0
...American Samoa5
3
2
(66.7)
0
(0.0)
1
(33.3)Fed. States of Micronesia5
83
68
(81.9)
12
(14.5)
3
(3.6)Guam5
56
44
(78.6)
5
(8.9)
7
(12.5)Marshall Islands5
149
119
(79.9)
29
(19.5)
1
(0.7)Northern Mariana Islands5
38
36
(94.7)
2
(5.3)
0
(0.0)Puerto Rico5
27
26
(96.3)
1
(3.7)
0
(0.0)Palau5
9
8
(88.9)
0
(0.0)
1
(11.1)U.S. Virgin Islands5
3
3
(100.0)
0
(0.0)
0
(0.0)1Includes only cases with a known disease site.2Includes cases with pulmonary listed as the only site of disease.3Includes cases with pleural, lymphatic, bone and/or joint, meningeal, peritoneal, genitourinary, or other site, excluding pulmonary, listed as the site of disease.4Excludes New York City.5Not included in U.S. totals.
**Note:** Seven cases had missing and/or unknown site of disease in the United States.
Ellipses (...) indicate that the percentage cannot be calculated, and the denominator is 0.Table Printing Tips
							
					
							Last Reviewed:  October 21, 2021						Source: 	Division of Tuberculosis Elimination, National Center for HIV, Viral Hepatitis, STD, and TB Prevention, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
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