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Preliminary 2003 Statistics 2003 Projections based on past 5 years’ average percent change
| ***United States |
1,864 |
693,742 |
2,423,000 |
24.25% |
27.75% |
28.63% |
| Alabama** |
26 |
2,124 |
46,600 |
3.94% |
4.44% |
4.56% |
| Alaska* |
8 |
1,758 |
3,169 |
51.50% |
54.85% |
55.47% |
| Arizona* |
46 |
24,582 |
42,830 |
50.99% |
56.47% |
57.39% |
| Arkansas** |
16 |
4,778 |
27,957 |
11.69% |
15.93% |
17.09% |
| California**** |
181 |
115,473 |
219,487 |
43.57% |
48.45% |
52.61% |
| Colorado** |
47 |
15,389 |
29,462 |
44.49% |
50.79% |
52.23% |
| Connecticut** |
20 |
9,442 |
29,329 |
25.70% |
30.93% |
32.19% |
| Delaware** |
15 |
1,993 |
7,090 |
22.38% |
27.00% |
28.12% |
| District of Columbia** |
0 |
1,954 |
5,454 |
17.36% |
30.97% |
35.83% |
| Florida** |
164 |
82,550 |
168,598 |
43.24% |
47.92% |
48.96% |
| Georgia** |
47 |
12,370 |
66,542 |
12.53% |
17.28% |
18.59% |
| Hawaii* |
11 |
5,775 |
9,176 |
57.93% |
61.26% |
62.94% |
| Idaho** |
20 |
4,700 |
10,466 |
33.89% |
42.69% |
44.90% |
| Illinois2 |
78 |
19,873 |
105,575 |
19.67% |
20.00% |
18.82% |
| Indiana** |
46 |
9,684 |
56,017 |
12.38% |
16.27% |
17.29% |
| Iowa** |
37 |
5,396 |
28,138 |
13.64% |
18.02% |
19.18% |
| Kansas** |
18 |
5,611 |
24,840 |
16.29% |
21.28% |
22.59% |
| Kentucky* |
16 |
3,865 |
39,591 |
6.46% |
9.05% |
9.76% |
| Louisiana** |
12 |
5,639 |
42,676 |
8.38% |
12.13% |
13.21% |
| Maine** |
6 |
6,260 |
12,429 |
39.89% |
48.32% |
50.37% |
| Maryland* |
29 |
11,678 |
44,447 |
20.15% |
24.91% |
26.27% |
| Massachusetts** |
15 |
14,361 |
55,836 |
21.70% |
24.97% |
25.72% |
| Michigan** |
57 |
29,937 |
86,644 |
27.00% |
33.07% |
34.55% |
| Minnesota* |
40 |
13,332 |
37,717 |
26.18% |
33.04% |
35.35% |
| Mississippi** |
13 |
2,341 |
28,882 |
4.42% |
7.20% |
8.10% |
| Missouri* |
40 |
11,390 |
56,903 |
14.40% |
18.61% |
20.02% |
| Montana* |
23 |
4,605 |
8,426 |
48.24% |
53.13% |
54.65% |
| Nebraska* |
9 |
3,621 |
15,618 |
16.16% |
21.22% |
23.18% |
| Nevada* |
13 |
11,644 |
18,970 |
56.55% |
60.69% |
61.38% |
| New Hampshire** |
13 |
4,794 |
9,756 |
44.65% |
48.34% |
49.14% |
| New Jersey* |
31 |
18,911 |
72,563 |
21.50% |
25.11% |
26.06% |
| New Mexico* |
18 |
6,297 |
14,523 |
34.25% |
41.39% |
43.36% |
| New York* |
49 |
35,073 |
151,491 |
18.95% |
21.14% |
23.15% |
| North Carolina** |
72 |
14,682 |
73,443 |
13.64% |
18.63% |
19.99% |
| North Dakota* |
3 |
1,020 |
6,500 |
10.08% |
14.81% |
15.69% |
| Ohio** |
83 |
25,601 |
109,700 |
18.42% |
22.38% |
23.34% |
| Oklahoma* |
16 |
6,367 |
34,522 |
9.89% |
16.02% |
18.44% |
| Oregon** |
62 |
18,717 |
30,973 |
53.04% |
59.09% |
60.43% |
| Pennsylvania** |
80 |
31,450 |
126,404 |
18.71% |
23.64% |
24.88% |
| Rhode Island1 |
6 |
3,799 |
10,215 |
30.45% |
23.57% |
37.19% |
| South Carolina** |
30 |
6,615 |
38,060 |
12.10% |
16.26% |
17.38% |
| South Dakota* |
5 |
1,367 |
7,338 |
12.10% |
16.97% |
18.63% |
| Tennessee1 |
17 |
1,835 |
56,909 |
6.51% |
4.95% |
3.22% |
| Texas* |
71 |
30,706 |
155,197 |
13.92% |
18.42% |
19.79% |
| Utah** |
12 |
2,674 |
13,426 |
15.79% |
19.11% |
19.91% |
| Vermont** |
10 |
2,409 |
5,068 |
38.86% |
45.87% |
47.52% |
| Virginia** |
66 |
13,652 |
58,264 |
16.43% |
21.95% |
23.43% |
| Washington* |
72 |
28,299 |
45,923 |
54.98% |
60.58% |
61.62% |
| West Virginia* |
16 |
3,043 |
21,033 |
5.10% |
13.95% |
14.47% |
| Wisconsin** |
62 |
14,300 |
46,194 |
23.73% |
29.52% |
30.96% |
| Wyoming* |
11 |
1,596 |
3,989 |
25.27% |
36.43% |
40.01% |
Data shown for the “Number of Crematories” was collected from surveys distributed to leading crematory manufacturers.*Official 2003 figure from National Vital Statistics System, State Health Department or similar entity. Twenty states reported their numbers.**Estimated using official 98-02 state data and 2002 confirmed death count from National Vital Statistics.***2003 United States death total from the National Vital Statistics System. Volume 52, Number 22, 6/10/2004.
2003 Data & Projections to the Year 2025
****California cremation total collected from the Association of California Cremationists.1 – RI and TN cremations derived from surveying state crematories and 2002 confirmed death count from National Vital Statistics.2 – IL figures based on 61 crematories out of 74. Thirteen crematories’ numbers were estimated. IL began collecting cremation numbers in mid-2003.
Revised 03-02-05
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