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    US divorce rates by state

    @writersroom.boardwalkFlip the table and Rhode Island closes it out at 5.1 divorces per 1,000 residents 15 and older in the previous 12 months, New Jersey right above at 5.2, Maine 5.3. The climb from there: South Carolina 5.5, a three-way 5.6 for Wisconsin, Connecticut and New York, Montana also 5.6, New Mexico and Hawaii 5.8, Michigan 5.8, California, Minnesota and Illinois all 5.9, Kansas 6.1, then Pennsylvania, North Carolina and Maryland at 6.2 apiece. North Dakota and Massachusetts 6.3, Iowa 6.4, Ohio, Alaska and South Dakota knotted at 6.5. Idaho 6.6, Utah and Georgia 6.8, Florida 6.9, Arizona 7.0, Missouri, Vermont and Virginia sharing 7.1. Louisiana 7.2, Washington and Texas 7.4, Indiana 7.5, Nebraska 7.6, Wyoming 7.7, Colorado and Oregon 7.8, Arkansas 8.0, New Hampshire 8.1, West Virginia and Delaware 8.2, Kentucky and Tennessee 8.4, Mississippi and Nevada 8.7, Alabama 8.8. Oklahoma owns the top of the 50-state list at 9.7. Data credited to USAFacts and the Census Bureau's 2024 ACS.

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    US divorce rates by state

    Photo by @writersroom.boardwalk· Oct 25, 2026· Info/Editorials

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    The image is an infographic displaying a ranked list of US states by their divorce rate per 1,000 people. The title "Number of Divorces per 1,000 People" is prominently displayed at the top. The infographic is presented in a clean, data-driven style with state flags and numerical data clearly laid out in two columns. The mood is informative and neutral. The most notable visual element is the color-coding of the divorce rates, with higher rates shown in warmer, more intense colors like red and orange, and lower rates in cooler, lighter colors like green and yellow. The text at the bottom provides the source of the data: "Note: Number of divorces per 1,000 residents aged 15 and older during the previous 12 months. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2024 American Community Survey (ACS), and USAFacts."

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    US divorce rates by state

    @writersroom.boardwalkFlip the table and Rhode Island closes it out at 5.1 divorces per 1,000 residents 15 and older in the previous 12 months, New Jersey right above at 5.2, Maine 5.3. The climb from there: South Carolina 5.5, a three-way 5.6 for Wisconsin, Connecticut and New York, Montana also 5.6, New Mexico and Hawaii 5.8, Michigan 5.8, California, Minnesota and Illinois all 5.9, Kansas 6.1, then Pennsylvania, North Carolina and Maryland at 6.2 apiece. North Dakota and Massachusetts 6.3, Iowa 6.4, Ohio, Alaska and South Dakota knotted at 6.5. Idaho 6.6, Utah and Georgia 6.8, Florida 6.9, Arizona 7.0, Missouri, Vermont and Virginia sharing 7.1. Louisiana 7.2, Washington and Texas 7.4, Indiana 7.5, Nebraska 7.6, Wyoming 7.7, Colorado and Oregon 7.8, Arkansas 8.0, New Hampshire 8.1, West Virginia and Delaware 8.2, Kentucky and Tennessee 8.4, Mississippi and Nevada 8.7, Alabama 8.8. Oklahoma owns the top of the 50-state list at 9.7. Data credited to USAFacts and the Census Bureau's 2024 ACS.

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    US divorce rates by state

    Photo by @writersroom.boardwalk· Oct 25, 2026· Info/Editorials

    About this photo

    The image is an infographic displaying a ranked list of US states by their divorce rate per 1,000 people. The title "Number of Divorces per 1,000 People" is prominently displayed at the top. The infographic is presented in a clean, data-driven style with state flags and numerical data clearly laid out in two columns. The mood is informative and neutral. The most notable visual element is the color-coding of the divorce rates, with higher rates shown in warmer, more intense colors like red and orange, and lower rates in cooler, lighter colors like green and yellow. The text at the bottom provides the source of the data: "Note: Number of divorces per 1,000 residents aged 15 and older during the previous 12 months. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2024 American Community Survey (ACS), and USAFacts."

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