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Deadliest mass shootings in the United States

Las Vegas, NV (2017) (60 deaths)
Orlando, FL (2016) (49 deaths)
Blacksburg, VA (2007) (32 deaths)
Newtown, CT (2012) (27 deaths)
Sutherland Springs, TX (2017) (26 deaths)
Killeen, TX (1991) (23 deaths)
El Paso, TX (2019) (23 deaths)
San Diego, CA (1984) (21 deaths)
Uvalde, TX (2022) (21 deaths)
Austin, TX (1966) (17 deaths)
Parkland, FL (2018) (17 deaths)
Edmond, OK (1986) (14 deaths)
Killeen, TX (2009) (14 deaths)
San Bernardino, CA (2015) (14 deaths)
Camden, NJ (1949) (13 deaths)
Wilkes-Barre, PA (1982) (13 deaths)
Seattle, WA (1983) (13 deaths)
Columbine, CO (1999) (13 deaths)
Binghamton, NY (2009) (13 deaths)
Aurora, CO (2012) (12 deaths)
Washington, D.C. (2013) (12 deaths)
Thousand Oaks, CA (2018) (12 deaths)
Virginia Beach, VA (2019) (12 deaths)
Hamilton, OH (1975) (11 deaths)
Pittsburgh, PA (2018) (11 deaths)
Brooklyn, NY (1984) (10 deaths)
Geneva County, AL (2009) (10 deaths)
Santa Fe, TX (2018) (10 deaths)
Boulder, CO (2021) (10 deaths)
Buffalo, NY (2022) (10 deaths)

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Mass shootings in the United States