Colorado Death Rate By County in 2018

Updated on June 16, 2025.

According to the US Census Bureau estimates, in 2018, the death rate for Colorado was 6.75. Kiowa had the highest death rate (18.16), followed by Baca (17.08), and Sedgwick (15.22). On the other hand, San Juan had the lowest death rate (1.36), followed by San Miguel (1.48), and Summit (2.34).

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Data Source: US Census Bureau (Vintage).

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Colorado Death Rate By County in 2018

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County	Death Rate
Adams	6.12
Alamosa	8.66
Arapahoe	6.13
Archuleta	7.86
Baca	17.08
Bent	14.46
Boulder	5.69
Broomfield	5.62
Chaffee	8.7
Cheyenne	11.31
Clear Creek	6.9
Conejos	11.54
Costilla	11.9
Crowley	6.15
Custer	9.77
Delta	14.34
Denver	6.2
Dolores	10.24
Douglas	4.23
Eagle	2.54
Elbert	5.69
El Paso	6.52
Fremont	11.93
Garfield	5.89
Gilpin	3.95
Grand	5.49
Gunnison	4.64
Hinsdale	8.9
Huerfano	14.95
Jackson	10.8
Jefferson	7.78
Kiowa	18.16
Kit Carson	10.62
Lake	4.75
La Plata	6.17
Larimer	6.89
Las Animas	11.71
Lincoln	9.89
Logan	8.83
Mesa	10.02
Mineral	6.55
Moffat	7.55
Montezuma	10.33
Montrose	10.13
Morgan	9.64
Otero	12.81
Ouray	7.05
Park	5.31
Phillips	12.67
Pitkin	3.82
Prowers	11.07
Pueblo	10.94
Rio Blanco	8.5
Rio Grande	12.32
Routt	4.69
Saguache	8.76
San Juan	1.36
San Miguel	1.48
Sedgwick	15.22
Summit	2.34
Teller	6.9
Washington	11.67
Weld	6.04
Yuma	9.93