Louisiana Death Rate By County in 2019

Updated on June 16, 2025.

According to the US Census Bureau estimates, in 2019, the death rate for Louisiana was 9.9. Franklin had the highest death rate (14.39), followed by Red River (13.87), and Washington (13.84). On the other hand, West Feliciana had the lowest death rate (7.15), followed by Plaquemines (7.2), and West Baton Rouge (7.36).

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Louisiana Death Rate By County in 2019

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County	Death Rate
Acadia	11.12
Allen	9.39
Ascension	7.44
Assumption	9.59
Avoyelles	11.84
Beauregard	10.94
Bienville	12.44
Bossier	8.79
Caddo	11.52
Calcasieu	9.95
Caldwell	11.84
Cameron	7.86
Catahoula	10.62
Claiborne	11.19
Concordia	12.43
De Soto	10.83
East Baton Rouge	8.98
East Carroll	9.28
East Feliciana	11.36
Evangeline	12
Franklin	14.39
Grant	9.82
Iberia	10.57
Iberville	10.17
Jackson	12.55
Jefferson	10.01
Jefferson Davis	12.19
Lafayette	8.3
Lafourche	9.26
LaSalle	10.06
Lincoln	8.72
Livingston	8.07
Madison	10.81
Morehouse	13.68
Natchitoches	10.18
Orleans	8.92
Ouachita	10.91
Plaquemines	7.2
Pointe Coupee	11.01
Rapides	11.45
Red River	13.87
Richland	12.44
Sabine	9.75
St. Bernard	8.35
St. Charles	8.5
St. Helena	7.87
St. James	10.39
St. John the Baptist	10.03
St. Landry	12.53
St. Martin	10.01
St. Mary	10.95
St. Tammany	9.47
Tangipahoa	10.07
Tensas	12.08
Terrebonne	10.21
Union	11.65
Vermilion	10.26
Vernon	8.51
Washington	13.84
Webster	13.36
West Baton Rouge	7.36
West Carroll	12.96
West Feliciana	7.15
Winn	13.46