Montana Death Rate By County in 2014

Updated on June 16, 2025.

According to the US Census Bureau estimates, in 2014, the death rate for Montana was 9.2. Treasure had the highest death rate (20.41), followed by Daniels (17.9), and Sheridan (17.84). On the other hand, Gallatin had the lowest death rate (5.12), followed by Petroleum (6.04), and Garfield (7.12).

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Montana Death Rate By County in 2014

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County	Death Rate
Beaverhead	9.76
Big Horn	8.47
Blaine	9.89
Broadwater	8.82
Carbon	8.47
Carter	13.9
Cascade	9.74
Chouteau	11.74
Custer	10.21
Daniels	17.9
Dawson	9.73
Deer Lodge	12.73
Fallon	8.77
Fergus	14.91
Flathead	8.65
Gallatin	5.12
Garfield	7.12
Glacier	10.62
Golden Valley	9.48
Granite	10.63
Hill	7.63
Jefferson	8.97
Judith Basin	13.54
Lake	9.77
Lewis and Clark	8.76
Liberty	10.6
Lincoln	12.21
McCone	15.17
Madison	9.28
Meagher	15.95
Mineral	13.53
Missoula	7.48
Musselshell	11.36
Park	9.86
Petroleum	6.04
Phillips	15.11
Pondera	12.14
Powder River	9.06
Powell	10.27
Prairie	15.73
Ravalli	10.95
Richland	8.8
Roosevelt	13.86
Rosebud	8.7
Sanders	13.35
Sheridan	17.84
Silver Bow	11.99
Stillwater	9.85
Sweet Grass	13.44
Teton	9.76
Toole	10.54
Treasure	20.41
Valley	12.44
Wheatland	11.88
Wibaux	11.9
Yellowstone	8.72