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Rank	Country	HIV/AIDS - deaths
1	South Africa	310,000
2	Nigeria	220,000
3	India	170,000
4	Tanzania	86,000
5	Zimbabwe	83,000
6	Kenya	80,000
7	Mozambique	74,000
8	Uganda	64,000
9	Malawi	51,000
10	Zambia	45,000
11	Cameroon	37,000
12	Cote d'Ivoire	36,000
13	Thailand	28,000
14	China	26,000
15	Ukraine	24,000
16	Burma	18,000
17	Ghana	18,000
18	United States	17,000
19	Burundi	15,000
20	Colombia	14,000
21	Lesotho	14,000
22	Vietnam	14,000
23	Sudan	12,000
24	Chad	11,000
25	Angola	11,000
26	Central African Republic	11,000
27	Indonesia	8,300
28	Togo	7,700
29	Haiti	7,100
30	Burkina Faso	7,100
31	Swaziland	7,000
32	Namibia	6,700
33	Iran	6,400
34	Botswana	5,800
35	Pakistan	5,800
36	Malaysia	5,800
37	Congo, Republic of the	5,100
38	Peru	5,000
39	Nepal	4,700
40	Guinea	4,700
41	Mali	4,400
42	Niger	4,300
43	Rwanda	4,100
44	Liberia	3,600
45	Cambodia	3,100
46	Argentina	2,900
47	Sierra Leone	2,800
48	Benin	2,700
49	Guatemala	2,600
50	Senegal	2,600
51	Honduras	2,500
52	Gabon	2,400
53	Dominican Republic	2,300
54	Ecuador	2,200
55	Eritrea	1,700
56	France	1,700
57	Madagascar	1,700
58	Somalia	1,600
59	Spain	1,600
60	Panama	1,500
61	El Salvador	1,400
62	Papua New Guinea	1,300
63	Guinea-Bissau	1,200
64	Morocco	1,200
65	Jamaica	1,200
66	Latvia	1,000
67	Italy	1,000
68	Moldova	1,000
69	Mauritania	1,000
70	Romania	1,000
71	Gambia, The	1,000
72	Equatorial Guinea	1,000
73	Germany	1,000
74	Djibouti	1,000
75	Belarus	1,000
76	Algeria	1,000
77	Bolivia	1,000
78	Canada	1,000
79	Trinidad and Tobago	1,000
80	United Kingdom	1,000
81	Uzbekistan	500
82	Belize	500
83	Costa Rica	500
84	Bahamas, The	500
85	Guyana	500
86	Greece	500
87	Estonia	500
88	Egypt	500
89	Portugal	500
90	Nicaragua	500
91	Paraguay	500
92	Tajikistan	500
93	Mauritius	500
94	Lebanon	500
95	Kyrgyzstan	500
96	Korea, South	500
97	Kazakhstan	500
98	Jordan	500
99	Bermuda	392
100	Cape Verde	225
101	Hong Kong	200
102	Hungary	200
103	Bangladesh	200
104	Azerbaijan	200
105	Bahrain	200
106	Sri Lanka	200
107	Bulgaria	200
108	Brunei	200
109	Laos	200
110	Syria	200
111	Poland	200
112	Suriname	200
113	Philippines	200
114	Turkey	200
115	Turkmenistan	100
116	Qatar	100
117	Serbia	100
118	New Zealand	100
119	Switzerland	100
120	Sweden	100
121	Tunisia	100
122	Slovenia	100
123	Singapore	100
124	Japan	100
125	Lithuania	100
126	Slovakia	100
127	Luxembourg	100
128	Netherlands	100
129	Norway	100
130	Malta	100
131	Oman	100
132	Maldives	100
133	Mongolia	100
134	Macedonia	100
135	Bosnia and Herzegovina	100
136	Comoros	100
137	Barbados	100
138	Armenia	100
139	Australia	100
140	Austria	100
141	Belgium	100
142	Bhutan	100
143	Iceland	100
144	Israel	100
145	Croatia	100
146	Georgia	100
147	Denmark	100
148	Cuba	100
149	Ireland	100
150	Czech Republic	100
151	Finland	100
152	Fiji	100
153	Svalbard	0

Definition: This entry gives an estimate of the number of adults and children who died of AIDS during a given calendar year.

Source: CIA World Factbook - Unless otherwise noted, information in this page is accurate as of January 1, 2012

See also: HIV/AIDS - deaths map

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