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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, some 29.4 million COVID-19 vaccine doses have been distributed across the states and territories. Only about one-third (10.3 million) of those doses have been administered. And most of those doses were given to health care workers and the staff and residents of long-term-care facilities, Fortune noted.

With only about 3% of U.S. population having received the vaccine so far, how are the individual states doing?

Below are the 10 states doing the best and the 10 states doing the worst — so far — on per capita vaccinations, based on CDC data accessed Wednesday, Jan. 13.

10 states with greatest share of population vaccinated so far

No. 1: West Virginia
? Rate per 100,000: 6,177

No. 2: South Dakota
? Rate per 100,000: 5,732

No. 3: North Dakota
? Rate per 100,000: 5,344

No. 4: Alaska
? Rate per 100,000: 5,287

No. 5: Vermont
? Rate per 100,000: 4,739

No. 6: Connecticut
? Rate per 100,000: 4,540

No. 7: Oklahoma
? Rate per 100,000: 4,357

No. 8: Maine
? Rate per 100,000: 4,259

No. 9: Colorado
? Rate per 100,000: 4,162

No. 10: Montana
? Rate per 100,000: 4,123

10 states with smallest share of population vaccinated so far

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No. 1: Alabama
? Rate per 100,000: 1,714

No. 2: Georgia
? Rate per 100,000: 1,872

No. 3: South Carolina
? Rate per 100,000: 1,940

No. 4: Nevada
? Rate per 100,000: 2,002

No. 5: Mississippi
? Rate per 100,000: 2,059

No. 6: Arizona
? Rate per 100,000: 2,126

No. 7: Idaho
? Rate per 100,000: 2,175

No. 8: California
? Rate per 100,000: 2,256

No. 9: Wisconsin
? Rate per 100,000: 2,357

No. 10: North Carolina
? Rate per 100,000: 2,545