California Death Rate By County in 2013

Updated on June 16, 2025.

According to the US Census Bureau estimates, in 2013, the death rate for California was 6.5. Plumas had the highest death rate (13.79), followed by Siskiyou (13.19), and Lake (12.98). On the other hand, Mono had the lowest death rate (3.66), followed by Santa Clara (5.1), and Kings (5.33).

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California Death Rate By County in 2013

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County	Death Rate
Alameda	6.15
Alpine	6.24
Amador	11.37
Butte	10.41
Calaveras	11.4
Colusa	5.83
Contra Costa	6.68
Del Norte	9.82
El Dorado	7.33
Fresno	6.88
Glenn	7.62
Humboldt	9.6
Imperial	5.49
Inyo	10.79
Kern	6.58
Kings	5.33
Lake	12.98
Lassen	6.84
Los Angeles	6.03
Madera	6.92
Marin	7.35
Mariposa	11.41
Mendocino	9.74
Merced	6.18
Modoc	12.21
Mono	3.66
Monterey	5.79
Napa	8.96
Nevada	10.28
Orange	6.07
Placer	7.81
Plumas	13.79
Riverside	6.59
Sacramento	7.19
San Benito	5.7
San Bernardino	6.12
San Diego	6.49
San Francisco	6.91
San Joaquin	7.12
San Luis Obispo	8.21
San Mateo	6.34
Santa Barbara	6.91
Santa Clara	5.1
Santa Cruz	6.45
Shasta	11.62
Sierra	12.46
Siskiyou	13.19
Solano	7.02
Sonoma	7.95
Stanislaus	7.39
Sutter	7.8
Tehama	10.96
Trinity	11.66
Tulare	6.27
Tuolumne	11.09
Ventura	6.42
Yolo	6.26
Yuba	8.08