Alabama Death Rate By County in 2022

Updated on June 16, 2025.

According to the US Census Bureau estimates, in 2022, the death rate for Alabama was 13.28. Conecuh had the highest death rate (19.88), followed by Lamar (19.67), and Covington (19.57). On the other hand, Lee had the lowest death rate (8.13), followed by Shelby (8.65), and Tuscaloosa (9.74).

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Data Source: US Census Bureau (Vintage).

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Alabama Death Rate By County in 2022

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County	Death Rate
Autauga	11.94
Baldwin	12.56
Barbour	14.22
Bibb	14.89
Blount	14.76
Bullock	12.94
Butler	17.38
Calhoun	16.62
Chambers	15.01
Cherokee	18.26
Chilton	14.4
Choctaw	16.98
Clarke	17.58
Clay	16.58
Cleburne	15.74
Coffee	12.7
Colbert	15.2
Conecuh	19.88
Coosa	18.64
Covington	19.57
Crenshaw	18.58
Cullman	14.48
Dale	14.86
Dallas	16.16
DeKalb	15.2
Elmore	12.19
Escambia	17.56
Etowah	17.81
Fayette	19.03
Franklin	15.33
Geneva	18.16
Greene	18.27
Hale	16.57
Henry	15.58
Houston	14.55
Jackson	18.54
Jefferson	12.8
Lamar	19.67
Lauderdale	13.6
Lawrence	15.34
Lee	8.13
Limestone	10.75
Lowndes	17.75
Macon	14.04
Madison	10.17
Marengo	16.42
Marion	16.44
Marshall	14.23
Mobile	13.77
Monroe	17.26
Montgomery	11.35
Morgan	13.8
Perry	19.25
Pickens	16.2
Pike	13.57
Randolph	15.92
Russell	13.93
St. Clair	14.21
Shelby	8.65
Sumter	14.67
Talladega	15.95
Tallapoosa	16.17
Tuscaloosa	9.74
Walker	18.36
Washington	16.16
Wilcox	18.51
Winston	17.31