New York Death Rate By County in 2017
Updated on July 26, 2024.
According to the US Census Bureau estimates, in 2017, the death rate for New York was 7.91. Hamilton County had the highest death rate (14.83), followed by Chemung County (12.46), and Chenango County (12.27). On the other hand, New York County had the lowest death rate (6.04), followed by Kings County (6.16), and Queens County (6.37).
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Data Source: US Census Bureau (Vintage).
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New York Death Rate By County in 2017
New York Death Rate By County in 2017
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County | Death Rate |
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Albany | 8.9 |
Allegany | 10.58 |
Bronx | 6.67 |
Broome | 11.29 |
Cattaraugus | 10.96 |
Cayuga | 9.59 |
Chautauqua | 12.05 |
Chemung | 12.46 |
Chenango | 12.27 |
Clinton | 8.63 |
Columbia | 10.62 |
Cortland | 9.46 |
Delaware | 11.45 |
Dutchess | 8.56 |
Erie | 10.7 |
Essex | 11.06 |
Franklin | 9.04 |
Fulton | 11.35 |
Genesee | 10.51 |
Greene | 10.75 |
Hamilton | 14.83 |
Herkimer | 10.91 |
Jefferson | 8.09 |
Kings | 6.16 |
Lewis | 9.16 |
Livingston | 8.55 |
Madison | 8.57 |
Monroe | 8.94 |
Montgomery | 11.58 |
Nassau | 8.13 |
New York | 6.04 |
Niagara | 11.72 |
Oneida | 11.16 |
Onondaga | 9.5 |
Ontario | 10.01 |
Orange | 7.21 |
Orleans | 11.18 |
Oswego | 9.28 |
Otsego | 10.43 |
Putnam | 7.03 |
Queens | 6.37 |
Rensselaer | 9.45 |
Richmond | 7.78 |
Rockland | 6.78 |
St. Lawrence | 9.07 |
Saratoga | 8.24 |
Schenectady | 10.59 |
Schoharie | 9.27 |
Schuyler | 12.21 |
Seneca | 11.3 |
Steuben | 10.23 |
Suffolk | 8.4 |
Sullivan | 9.29 |
Tioga | 9.58 |
Tompkins | 6.89 |
Ulster | 9.97 |
Warren | 11.34 |
Washington | 10.16 |
Wayne | 9.61 |
Westchester | 7.5 |
Wyoming | 9.26 |
Yates | 9.9 |