2009 NHL Entry Draft - North American Draftees By State/province

North American Draftees By State/province

Rank State/Province Selections Top Selection
1 Ontario 49 John Tavares, 1st
2 Quebec 20 Louis Leblanc, 18th
3 Minnesota 14 Nick Leddy, 16th
4 British Columbia 13 Evander Kane, 4th
5 Alberta 11 Dylan Olsen, 28th
6 Saskatchewan 9 Brayden Schenn, 5th
7 New York 6 Jeremy Morin, 45th
8 Massachusetts 5 Chris Kreider, 19th
9 New Jersey 4 Kyle Palmieri, 26th
10 Manitoba 3 Scott Glennie, 8th
10 Illinois 3 John Moore, 21st
12 Texas 2 Chris Brown, 36th
12 Wisconsin 2 Craig Smith, 98th
12 California 2 Kyle Bigos, 99th
12 Pennsylvania 2 Patrick Wey, 115th
12 Nova Scotia 2 Ashton Bernard, 174th
12 Connecticut 2 Michael Chichy, 199th
18 Alaska 1 William Wrenn, 43rd
18 Colorado 1 Drew Shore, 44th
18 Michigan 1 Kenny Ryan, 50th
18 Maine 1 Brian Dumoulin, 51st
18 Rhode Island 1 Mac Bennett, 79th
18 Missouri 1 Chris Wideman, 100th
18 Alabama 1 Nic Dowd, 198th

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