Arkansas Death Rate By County in 2022

Updated on June 16, 2025.

According to the US Census Bureau estimates, in 2022, the death rate for Arkansas was 13.27. Baxter had the highest death rate (22.83), followed by Searcy (21.9), and Montgomery (21.2). On the other hand, Washington had the lowest death rate (8.37), followed by Benton (8.42), and Faulkner (9.9).

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Arkansas Death Rate By County in 2022

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County	Death Rate
Arkansas	20.65
Ashley	18.83
Baxter	22.83
Benton	8.42
Boone	15.89
Bradley	15.61
Calhoun	16.11
Carroll	15.25
Chicot	18.1
Clark	14.3
Clay	17.72
Cleburne	18.29
Cleveland	16.71
Columbia	13.62
Conway	14.38
Craighead	10.57
Crawford	14.09
Crittenden	14.11
Cross	15.99
Dallas	17.91
Desha	16.23
Drew	13.65
Faulkner	9.9
Franklin	15.33
Fulton	20.09
Garland	17.78
Grant	15.83
Greene	14.01
Hempstead	14.57
Hot Spring	15.22
Howard	14.8
Independence	14.79
Izard	16.53
Jackson	16.84
Jefferson	15.4
Johnson	13.09
Lafayette	16.76
Lawrence	16.58
Lee	17.83
Lincoln	13.57
Little River	17.78
Logan	17.76
Lonoke	11.72
Madison	14.86
Marion	20.71
Miller	14.74
Mississippi	16.46
Monroe	19.07
Montgomery	21.2
Nevada	15.39
Newton	18.79
Ouachita	17.69
Perry	16.25
Phillips	17.97
Pike	18.79
Poinsett	20.01
Polk	18.04
Pope	12.13
Prairie	20.34
Pulaski	11.44
Randolph	15.04
St. Francis	15.66
Saline	12.53
Scott	19.11
Searcy	21.9
Sebastian	12.9
Sevier	13.25
Sharp	19.79
Stone	19.89
Union	15.39
Van Buren	19.88
Washington	8.37
White	14.45
Woodruff	17.93
Yell	14.76