Colorado Death Rate By County in 2017

Updated on June 26, 2022.

According to the US Census Bureau estimates, in 2017, the death rate for Colorado was 6.75, and the top three counties that had the highest death rate were:

  1. Mineral County: 21.21
  2. Huerfano County: 17.86
  3. Kiowa County: 15.48

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

  1. San Miguel County: 1.99
  2. Eagle County: 2.26
  3. Summit County: 2.28

Use the interactive visualization and the table below to explore the death rate for each Colorado county in 2017. You can also find links to the historical death rate for each county below.

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Colorado Death Rate By County in 2017
Colorado Death Rate By County in 2017
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County Death Rate
Adams 6.14
Alamosa 9.83
Arapahoe 6.2
Archuleta 8.19
Baca 12.7
Bent 12.01
Boulder 5.56
Broomfield 5.26
Chaffee 9.17
Cheyenne 10.82
Clear Creek 5.5
Conejos 8.9
Costilla 9.93
Crowley 8.29
Custer 9.32
Delta 12.75
Denver 6.17
Dolores 10.25
Douglas 4.05
Eagle 2.26
Elbert 5.98
El Paso 6.65
Fremont 12.19
Garfield 5.56
Gilpin 4.69
Grand 4.38
Gunnison 4.14
Hinsdale 5.09
Huerfano 17.86
Jackson 9.52
Jefferson 7.84
Kiowa 15.48
Kit Carson 9.74
Lake 4.82
La Plata 6.46
Larimer 7.05
Las Animas 12.78
Lincoln 9.39
Logan 10.24
Mesa 10.11
Mineral 21.21
Moffat 7.85
Montezuma 10.95
Montrose 11.14
Morgan 9.92
Otero 12.29
Ouray 4.16
Park 5.44
Phillips 12.26
Pitkin 2.72
Prowers 10.28
Pueblo 10.68
Rio Blanco 6.87
Rio Grande 11.83
Routt 5.16
Saguache 7.36
San Juan 7.12
San Miguel 1.99
Sedgwick 14.43
Summit 2.28
Teller 6.11
Washington 8.43
Weld 6.09
Yuma 11.48