Sleepy states: 15 most fatigued

Is snoozing at your desk a daily occurrence? Where you live might be to blame. A new study from researchers at University of Pennsylvania's Perelman School of Medicine analyzed nationwide data of self-reported sleep satisfaction to put sleeplessness on the map - literally. The study, published in the Journal of Clinical Sleep Medicine, found that when it comes to sleep disturbances and daytime fatigue, rates vary widely across the nation. Researchers noted that the states with the most sleep problems tended to be the same states with the highest rates of other problems, such as obesity. Which states have the most sluggish citizens? Keep clicking to see the top 15...

15. Michigan

Kicking off the list of 15 sleepiest states is Michigan. Of the adults surveyed, 22.18 percent reported daytime fatigue.

14. Georgia

Percentage who reported fatigue: 22.25

13. Nevada

Percentage who reported fatigue: 22.59

12. Indiana

Percentage who reported fatigue: 23.07

11. South Carolina

Percentage who reported fatigue: 23.22

10. Delaware

Percentage who reported fatigue: 23.50

9. Utah

Percentage who reported fatigue: 23.75

8. Tennessee

Percentage who reported fatigue: 24.43

7. Missouri

Percentage who reported fatigue: 25.16

6. Louisiana

Percentage who reported fatigue: 25.37

5. Arkansas

Percentage who reported fatigue: 26.78

4. Alabama

Percentage who reported fatigue: 27.10

3. Oklahoma

Percentage who reported fatigue: 27.74

2. West Virginia

Percentage who reported fatigue: 29.89

1. Mississippi

Is there something in the Mississippi water? About 30 percent of the state's residents reported daytime fatigue.

A separate study in 2011 found Mississippi was the fattest state in the country. Coincidence?