Arkansas Death Rate By County in 2016

Updated on June 26, 2022.

According to the US Census Bureau estimates, in 2016, the death rate for Arkansas was 10.43, and the top three counties that had the highest death rate were:

  1. Baxter County: 17.35
  2. Monroe County: 17.07
  3. Sharp County: 16.02

On the other hand, the top 3 counties that had the lowest death rate were:

  1. Washington County: 6.92
  2. Benton County: 6.94
  3. Faulkner County: 8.02

Use the interactive visualization and the table below to explore the death rate for each Arkansas county in 2016. You can also find links to the historical death rate for each county below.

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Arkansas Death Rate By County in 2016
Arkansas Death Rate By County in 2016
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County Death Rate
Arkansas 10.43
Ashley 12.17
Baxter 17.35
Benton 6.94
Boone 12.78
Bradley 12.66
Calhoun 13.73
Carroll 11.1
Chicot 13.78
Clark 9.21
Clay 15.99
Cleburne 15.11
Cleveland 14.39
Columbia 12.18
Conway 12.44
Craighead 8.51
Crawford 9.98
Crittenden 9.75
Cross 12.78
Dallas 13.79
Desha 13.71
Drew 12.69
Faulkner 8.02
Franklin 13.55
Fulton 14.1
Garland 14
Grant 11.3
Greene 11.01
Hempstead 10.06
Hot Spring 11.83
Howard 11.99
Independence 11.06
Izard 12.74
Jackson 12.57
Jefferson 12.37
Johnson 9.91
Lafayette 12.23
Lawrence 14.57
Lee 11.8
Lincoln 9.49
Little River 14.81
Logan 13.25
Lonoke 9.38
Madison 10.55
Marion 15.32
Miller 12.14
Mississippi 11.37
Monroe 17.07
Montgomery 15.35
Nevada 13.75
Newton 11.72
Ouachita 13.98
Perry 13.32
Phillips 14.05
Pike 10.89
Poinsett 14.08
Polk 13.03
Pope 9.03
Prairie 14.36
Pulaski 9.11
Randolph 14.61
St. Francis 9.79
Saline 9.24
Scott 13.04
Searcy 14.94
Sebastian 10.12
Sevier 9.12
Sharp 16.02
Stone 13.08
Union 12.77
Van Buren 14.33
Washington 6.92
White 10.54
Woodruff 15.6
Yell 12.37