Missouri Death Rate By County in 2021
Updated on January 23, 2024.
According to the US Census Bureau estimates, in 2021, the death rate for Missouri was 12.24, and the top three counties that had the highest death rate were:
- Wayne County: 21.34
- Ripley County: 21.23
- New Madrid County: 20.46
On the other hand, the top 3 counties that had the lowest death rate were:
- Boone County: 7.84
- Pulaski County: 8.12
- Platte County: 8.41
Use the interactive visualization and the table below to explore the death rate for each Missouri county in 2021. You can also find links to the historical death rate for each county below.
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Data Source: US Census Bureau (Vintage).
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Missouri Death Rate By County in 2021
Missouri Death Rate By County in 2021
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County | Death Rate |
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Adair | 10.86 |
Andrew | 12.3 |
Atchison | 17.47 |
Audrain | 15.16 |
Barry | 15.36 |
Barton | 13.85 |
Bates | 14.44 |
Benton | 19.37 |
Bollinger | 16.94 |
Boone | 7.84 |
Buchanan | 13.61 |
Butler | 16.77 |
Caldwell | 15.24 |
Callaway | 11.64 |
Camden | 15.29 |
Cape Girardeau | 12.58 |
Carroll | 15.53 |
Carter | 17.84 |
Cass | 11.1 |
Cedar | 14.62 |
Chariton | 18.18 |
Christian | 10.59 |
Clark | 15.82 |
Clay | 8.91 |
Clinton | 13.47 |
Cole | 11.26 |
Cooper | 12.85 |
Crawford | 16.27 |
Dade | 18.17 |
Dallas | 17.91 |
Daviess | 13.68 |
DeKalb | 12.78 |
Dent | 18.6 |
Douglas | 18.07 |
Dunklin | 19.98 |
Franklin | 12.7 |
Gasconade | 17.8 |
Gentry | 17.88 |
Greene | 11.92 |
Grundy | 15.57 |
Harrison | 14.95 |
Henry | 16.11 |
Hickory | 19.89 |
Holt | 17.8 |
Howard | 12.62 |
Howell | 16.3 |
Iron | 19.86 |
Jackson | 11.05 |
Jasper | 12.53 |
Jefferson | 11.38 |
Johnson | 9.96 |
Knox | 15.95 |
Laclede | 14.99 |
Lafayette | 14.42 |
Lawrence | 15.08 |
Lewis | 13.78 |
Lincoln | 9.7 |
Linn | 16.71 |
Livingston | 14.75 |
McDonald | 13.4 |
Macon | 17.13 |
Madison | 16.92 |
Maries | 17.9 |
Marion | 13.79 |
Mercer | 18.91 |
Miller | 14.32 |
Mississippi | 18.3 |
Moniteau | 12.66 |
Monroe | 14.59 |
Montgomery | 17.79 |
Morgan | 15.85 |
New Madrid | 20.46 |
Newton | 13.16 |
Nodaway | 9.53 |
Oregon | 19.83 |
Osage | 11.47 |
Ozark | 20.24 |
Pemiscot | 19.6 |
Perry | 13.55 |
Pettis | 13.39 |
Phelps | 13.27 |
Pike | 12.74 |
Platte | 8.41 |
Polk | 13.44 |
Pulaski | 8.12 |
Putnam | 16.62 |
Ralls | 14.28 |
Randolph | 14.48 |
Ray | 15.07 |
Reynolds | 16.61 |
Ripley | 21.23 |
St. Charles | 9.31 |
St. Clair | 17.49 |
Ste. Genevieve | 12.26 |
St. Francois | 15.4 |
St. Louis | 12.17 |
Saline | 14.17 |
Schuyler | 15.19 |
Scotland | 13.86 |
Scott | 15.37 |
Shannon | 19.7 |
Shelby | 16.11 |
Stoddard | 16.14 |
Stone | 15.13 |
Sullivan | 14.28 |
Taney | 13.42 |
Texas | 16.46 |
Vernon | 15.74 |
Warren | 12.29 |
Washington | 15.96 |
Wayne | 21.34 |
Webster | 12.45 |
Worth | 15.26 |
Wright | 13.89 |
St. Louis city | 12.17 |
Historical Death Rate for Counties in Missouri
Use the links below to find the historical death rate for each county in Missouri.