Alabama Death Rate By County in 2023

Updated on June 16, 2025.

According to the US Census Bureau estimates, in 2023, the death rate for Alabama was 11.78. Lowndes had the highest death rate (18.5), followed by Conecuh (17.15), and Covington (17.12). On the other hand, Lee had the lowest death rate (7.52), followed by Shelby (7.7), and Tuscaloosa (8.5).

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Data Source: US Census Bureau (Vintage).

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Alabama Death Rate By County in 2023

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County	Death Rate
Autauga	10.44
Baldwin	10.71
Barbour	13.29
Bibb	12.04
Blount	13.5
Bullock	12.28
Butler	16
Calhoun	14.31
Chambers	14.64
Cherokee	15.72
Chilton	12.58
Choctaw	16.85
Clarke	16.86
Clay	15.17
Cleburne	14
Coffee	11.15
Colbert	13.9
Conecuh	17.15
Coosa	15.77
Covington	17.12
Crenshaw	16.3
Cullman	12.99
Dale	12.2
Dallas	14.89
DeKalb	12.9
Elmore	10.4
Escambia	15.14
Etowah	16.07
Fayette	17.02
Franklin	14.03
Geneva	15.42
Greene	16.04
Hale	15.84
Henry	14.08
Houston	12.45
Jackson	15.89
Jefferson	11.66
Lamar	16.96
Lauderdale	12.76
Lawrence	14.37
Lee	7.52
Limestone	9.32
Lowndes	18.5
Macon	14.09
Madison	9.23
Marengo	14.94
Marion	14.27
Marshall	12.8
Mobile	11.57
Monroe	15.01
Montgomery	10.48
Morgan	12.39
Perry	15.7
Pickens	13.49
Pike	11.64
Randolph	14.46
Russell	12
St. Clair	12.42
Shelby	7.7
Sumter	13.29
Talladega	13.93
Tallapoosa	15.36
Tuscaloosa	8.5
Walker	16.48
Washington	14.47
Wilcox	15.66
Winston	16.07