US States With the Lowest High Blood Pressure ()

49 US states ranked by high blood pressure (), from lowest to highest. First are Colorado (28), Massachusetts (30.3) and Wyoming (30.5). The middle one of the 49 has 33.2.

What this measures

Adults who have ever been told by a doctor that they have high blood pressure. Source: .

For most measures, a national ranking mostly sorts places by income and by how urban they are. Each county’s own page compares it with the 50 counties most like it instead, which is often the fairer view.

Every state

Rank	State	% of adults
1	Colorado	28
2	Massachusetts	30.3
3	Wyoming	30.5
4	Minnesota	30.5
5	Vermont	30.6
6	Utah	30.8
7	Montana	30.8
8	Connecticut	30.9
9	Hawaii	30.9
10	Washington	30.9
11	Idaho	31
12	New Hampshire	31.2
13	California	31.7
14	New York	31.7
15	Maine	32.5
16	Wisconsin	32.5
17	Arizona	32.5
18	Florida	32.5
19	Oregon	32.7
20	New Jersey	32.7
21	Nebraska	32.8
22	Illinois	33
23	Rhode Island	33.2
24	North Dakota	33.2
25	Nevada	33.2
26	Texas	33.4
27	New Mexico	34.1
28	South Dakota	34.1
29	Iowa	34.3
30	District of Columbia	34.4
31	Kansas	34.8
32	Alaska	35.2
33	Missouri	35.7
34	Maryland	35.9
35	Virginia	36
36	Delaware	36.2
37	Ohio	36.4
38	Michigan	36.5
39	Georgia	36.6
40	North Carolina	36.9
41	South Carolina	37.4
42	Indiana	38
43	Oklahoma	39
44	Tennessee	40.7
45	Arkansas	42.8
46	West Virginia	43.6
47	Louisiana	44.1
48	Alabama	44.3
49	Mississippi	46.6

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A ranking describes places, not the people in them, and a high or low place does not by itself say why. All US rankings.