Louisiana Death Rate By County in 2014

Updated on June 16, 2025.

According to the US Census Bureau estimates, in 2014, the death rate for Louisiana was 9.4. Bienville had the highest death rate (15.57), followed by Franklin (14.26), and Morehouse (14.26). On the other hand, Cameron had the lowest death rate (5.21), followed by Ascension (6.39), and Lafayette (7.08).

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Louisiana Death Rate By County in 2014

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County	Death Rate
Acadia	9.62
Allen	10.86
Ascension	6.39
Assumption	9.6
Avoyelles	13.04
Beauregard	10.78
Bienville	15.57
Bossier	8.15
Caddo	10.95
Calcasieu	10.15
Caldwell	12.44
Cameron	5.21
Catahoula	13.64
Claiborne	11.49
Concordia	13.18
De Soto	10.45
East Baton Rouge	8.31
East Carroll	11.11
East Feliciana	12.17
Evangeline	10.71
Franklin	14.26
Grant	9.13
Iberia	10.11
Iberville	10.7
Jackson	13.25
Jefferson	9.48
Jefferson Davis	11.98
Lafayette	7.08
Lafourche	9.63
LaSalle	11.18
Lincoln	8.4
Livingston	7.93
Madison	11.37
Morehouse	14.26
Natchitoches	9.56
Orleans	8.29
Ouachita	9.97
Plaquemines	7.47
Pointe Coupee	12.16
Rapides	10.26
Red River	11.52
Richland	9.89
Sabine	11.41
St. Bernard	7.44
St. Charles	8.43
St. Helena	11.26
St. James	9
St. John the Baptist	8.41
St. Landry	11.34
St. Martin	9.39
St. Mary	9.8
St. Tammany	8.63
Tangipahoa	9.45
Tensas	12.47
Terrebonne	9.12
Union	13.15
Vermilion	8.75
Vernon	8.22
Washington	12.68
Webster	14.16
West Baton Rouge	8.41
West Carroll	12.19
West Feliciana	8.5
Winn	11.12