Here is the number of active physicians in each state and Washington, D.C.:
Alabama: 12,850
Alaska: 1,916
Arizona: 19,090
Arkansas: 7,815
California: 117,674
Colorado: 14,995
Connecticut: 16,802
Delaware: 3,316
District of Columbia: 8,126
Florida: 61,116
Georgia: 26,994
Hawaii: 3,825
Idaho: 3,277
Illinois: 46,660
Indiana: 17,528
Iowa: 9,466
Kansas: 8,389
Kentucky: 12,482
Louisiana: 14,552
Maine: 4,958
Maryland: 26,159
Massachusetts: 38,732
Michigan: 42,744
Minnesota: 19,316
Mississippi: 7,077
Missouri: 22,094
Montana: 2,331
Nebraska: 5,889
Nevada: 6,606
New Hampshire: 4,482
New Jersey: 32,729
New Mexico: 6,170
New York: 98,566
North Carolina: 30,432
North Dakota: 2,208
Ohio: 46,077
Oklahoma: 9,933
Oregon: 12,668
Pennsylvania: 55,591
Rhode Island: 5,769
South Carolina: 13,840
South Dakota: 2,087
Tennessee: 19,842
Texas: 69,639
Utah: 7,349
Vermont: 2,460
Virginia: 25,436
Washington: 23,186
West Virginia: 6,020
Wisconsin: 18,596
Wyoming: 1,256
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