Louisiana Death Rate By County in 2023

Updated on June 16, 2025.

According to the US Census Bureau estimates, in 2023, the death rate for Louisiana was 10.94. West Carroll had the highest death rate (17.35), followed by Caldwell (17.03), and Webster (16.77). On the other hand, Ascension had the lowest death rate (7.7), followed by Lafayette (8.51), and Lincoln (8.63).

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Data Source: US Census Bureau (Vintage).

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Louisiana Death Rate By County in 2023

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County	Death Rate
Acadia	13.45
Allen	13.45
Ascension	7.7
Assumption	12.09
Avoyelles	13.77
Beauregard	10.44
Bienville	15.64
Bossier	9.56
Caddo	13.29
Calcasieu	9.87
Caldwell	17.03
Cameron	10.33
Catahoula	16.18
Claiborne	13.62
Concordia	14.05
De Soto	12.55
East Baton Rouge	9.51
East Carroll	11.85
East Feliciana	13.48
Evangeline	12.15
Franklin	15.85
Grant	12.33
Iberia	12.47
Iberville	12.2
Jackson	14.67
Jefferson	10.26
Jefferson Davis	13.71
Lafayette	8.51
Lafourche	11
LaSalle	14.28
Lincoln	8.63
Livingston	9.31
Madison	13.11
Morehouse	15.51
Natchitoches	13.68
Orleans	9.79
Ouachita	11.37
Plaquemines	8.94
Pointe Coupee	16.46
Rapides	13.38
Red River	14.92
Richland	14.25
Sabine	14.75
St. Bernard	8.84
St. Charles	9.21
St. Helena	13.96
St. James	12.12
St. John the Baptist	10.26
St. Landry	13.84
St. Martin	11.84
St. Mary	14.16
St. Tammany	9.76
Tangipahoa	11.15
Tensas	12.73
Terrebonne	10.78
Union	16.53
Vermilion	11.37
Vernon	10.74
Washington	15.03
Webster	16.77
West Baton Rouge	9.22
West Carroll	17.35
West Feliciana	11.2
Winn	15.2