Montana Death Rate By County in 2014

Updated on June 26, 2022.

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

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Montana Death Rate By County in 2014
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