List of U.S. states by HDI

Here is a list of U.S. states by their Human Development Index. Note that this is different than the American Human Development Report.

Very High

1. Connecticut - 0.962

2. Massachusetts - 0.962

3. Hawaii - 0.961

4. California - 0.958

5. Minnesota - 0.957

6. New York - 0.957

7. New Jersey - 0.955

8. New Hampshire - 0.950

9. Rhode Island - 0.950

• United States Average - 0.950

10. Colorado - 0.949

11. Illinois - 0.946

12. Maryland - 0.945

13. Virginia - 0.945

14. Washington - 0.945

15. Vermont - 0.944

16. Iowa - 0.942

17. Nebraska - 0.942

18. Wisconsin - 0.942

19. Alaska - 0.941

20. North Dakota - 0.941

21. Oregon - 0.940

22. Delaware - 0.938

23. District of Columbia - 0.937

24. Florida - 0.936

25. Michigan - 0.936

26. Pennsylvania - 0.934

27. Texas - 0.934

28. Utah - 0.934

29. Kansas - 0.933

30. Wyoming - 0.930

31. North Carolina - 0.929

32. Ohio - 0.929

33. Arizona - 0.928

34. Maine - 0.928

35. New Mexico - 0.927

36. South Dakota - 0.926

37. Indiana - 0.925

38. Georgia - 0.922

39. Nevada - 0.920

40. Missouri - 0.918

41. Idaho - 0.916

42. Montana - 0.908

43. South Carolina - 0.904

44. Kentucky - 0.900

High

45. Tennessee - 0.899

46. Arkansas - 0.894

47. Oklahoma - 0.890

48. Louisiana - 0.889

49. Alabama - 0.888

50. West Virginia - 0.879

51. Mississippi - 0.867

Regional State Averages

1. New England - 0.949

2. West Coast - 0.949

3. Mid-Atlantic - 0.948

4. Midwest - 0.936

5. West - 0.926

6. Southwest - 0.919

7. Southeast - 0.914

See Also

List of Alabama Congressional Districts by HDI

List of Arizona Congressional Districts by HDI

List of Kentucky Congressional Districts by HDI

List of Mississippi Congressional Districts by HDI

List of Missouri Congressional Districts by HDI

References

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