Hantavirus risk by US state

Hantavirus risk profiles for all 50 US states, with dominant strain, recent monitoring activity, and state-specific prevention guidance.

Hantavirus risk by US state

Hantavirus risk profiles for all 50 US states, with dominant strain, recent monitoring activity, and state-specific prevention guidance.

• Alabama — low risk →
• Alaska — moderate risk →
• Arizona — high risk →
• Arkansas — low risk →
• California — high risk →
• Colorado — high risk →
• Connecticut — low risk →
• Delaware — very low risk →
• Florida — low risk →
• Georgia — low risk →
• Hawaii — very low risk →
• Idaho — high risk →
• Illinois — low risk →
• Indiana — low risk →
• Iowa — low risk →
• Kansas — moderate risk →
• Kentucky — low risk →
• Louisiana — low risk →
• Maine — very low risk →
• Maryland — low risk →
• Massachusetts — very low risk →
• Michigan — low risk →
• Minnesota — moderate risk →
• Mississippi — very low risk →
• Missouri — low risk →
• Montana — high risk →
• Nebraska — moderate risk →
• Nevada — high risk →
• New Hampshire — very low risk →
• New Jersey — low risk →
• New Mexico — high risk →
• New York — low risk →
• North Carolina — low risk →
• North Dakota — moderate risk →
• Ohio — very low risk →
• Oklahoma — low risk →
• Oregon — moderate risk →
• Pennsylvania — very low risk →
• Rhode Island — very low risk →
• South Carolina — very low risk →
• South Dakota — moderate risk →
• Tennessee — low risk →
• Texas — moderate risk →
• Utah — high risk →
• Vermont — very low risk →
• Virginia — low risk →
• Washington — moderate risk →
• West Virginia — low risk →
• Wisconsin — low risk →
• Wyoming — high risk →