Montana Death Rate By County in 2013

Updated on June 26, 2022.

According to the US Census Bureau estimates, in 2013, the death rate for Montana was 9.36, and the top three counties that had the highest death rate were:

  1. Prairie County: 19.1
  2. Sheridan County: 16.17
  3. Golden Valley County: 15.54

On the other hand, the top 3 counties that had the lowest death rate were:

  1. Gallatin County: 5.73
  2. Carter County: 6.93
  3. McCone County: 7.03

Use the interactive visualization and the table below to explore the death rate for each Montana county in 2013. You can also find links to the historical death rate for each county below.

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Montana Death Rate By County in 2013
Montana Death Rate By County in 2013
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County Death Rate
Beaverhead 8.04
Big Horn 10.26
Blaine 8.71
Broadwater 11.37
Carbon 8.4
Carter 6.93
Cascade 9.69
Chouteau 10.86
Custer 13.59
Daniels 10.7
Dawson 11.92
Deer Lodge 12.88
Fallon 12.85
Fergus 13.03
Flathead 8.88
Gallatin 5.73
Garfield 12.81
Glacier 9.54
Golden Valley 15.54
Granite 11.14
Hill 10.14
Jefferson 9.66
Judith Basin 8.98
Lake 10.28
Lewis and Clark 8.09
Liberty 8.82
Lincoln 12.07
McCone 7.03
Madison 10.17
Meagher 14.77
Mineral 11.72
Missoula 7.41
Musselshell 10.66
Park 8.5
Petroleum 9.9
Phillips 14.72
Pondera 11.8
Powder River 11.97
Powell 11.55
Prairie 19.1
Ravalli 10.48
Richland 8.56
Roosevelt 11.58
Rosebud 10.72
Sanders 12.16
Sheridan 16.17
Silver Bow 11.63
Stillwater 9.89
Sweet Grass 12.99
Teton 12.06
Toole 7.93
Treasure 7.12
Valley 13.34
Wheatland 8.55
Wibaux 10.3
Yellowstone 9.58