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Best & Worst Slept U.S. States 2019

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How does your state compare in the newest list of best and worst slept U.S. states of 2019? Using Sleep Number's SleepIQ data, we've got a good picture of how we're sleeping state-by-state.*

 

Toggle between which states get the most and least sleep. States change colors to highlight.

 

STATE NAME TIME ASLEEP (HOURS/MIN.) RANK
Utah 7:46 1
Colorado 7:45 2
Arkansas 7:44 3
Rhode Island 7:44 4
Mississippi 7:44 5
Montana 7:43 6
Florida 7:43 7
Louisiana 7:43 8
New Mexico 7:43 9
Oregon 7:43 10
Wyoming 7:43 11
Vermont 7:43 12
California 7:42 13
Texas 7:42 14
Idaho 7:42 15
Alaska 7:42 16
Tennessee 7:42 17
Alabama 7:41 18
Oklahoma 7:41 19
Maine 7:41 20
Georgia 7:41 21
Washington 7:40 22
Massachusetts 7:40 23
Connecticut 7:40 24
Kentucky 7:40 25
Nevada 7:40 26
South Carolina 7:40 27
New Hampshire 7:39 28
North Carolina 7:39 29
Missouri 7:39 30
Delaware 7:39 31
Kansas 7:38 32
Arizona 7:37 33
Virginia 7:37 34
Minnesota 7:37 35
West Virginia 7:36 36
New York 7:36 37
Maryland 7:35 38
Indiana 7:35 39
Illinois 7:35 40
New Jersey 7:35 41
North Dakota 7:35 42
Wisconsin 7:34 43
Iowa 7:34 44
Michigan 7:34 45
South Dakota 7:34 46
Pennsylvania 7:34 47
Nebraska 7:33 48
Ohio 7:33 49
Hawaii 7:25 50

 

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*Based on SleepIQ data from 5/1/19-6/30/19

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