New York Death Rate By County in 2022

Updated on June 16, 2025.

According to the US Census Bureau estimates, in 2022, the death rate for New York was 8.93. Hamilton had the highest death rate (15.65), followed by Fulton (15.37), and Chenango (15.25). On the other hand, Kings had the lowest death rate (6.82), followed by New York (6.84), and Tompkins (6.85).

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New York Death Rate By County in 2022

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County	Death Rate
Albany	9.88
Allegany	12.64
Bronx	7.95
Broome	12.53
Cattaraugus	15.18
Cayuga	12.05
Chautauqua	14.7
Chemung	14.55
Chenango	15.25
Clinton	11.63
Columbia	11.76
Cortland	11.67
Delaware	14.82
Dutchess	10.29
Erie	11.66
Essex	13.67
Franklin	12.28
Fulton	15.37
Genesee	12.31
Greene	13.01
Hamilton	15.65
Herkimer	13.36
Jefferson	9.82
Kings	6.82
Lewis	10.62
Livingston	11.08
Madison	11.17
Monroe	10.43
Montgomery	13.71
Nassau	8.34
New York	6.84
Niagara	13.7
Oneida	12.83
Onondaga	10.76
Ontario	10.65
Orange	7.85
Orleans	12.32
Oswego	12.05
Otsego	12
Putnam	8.1
Queens	7.08
Rensselaer	11.58
Richmond	8.54
Rockland	7.06
St. Lawrence	12.21
Saratoga	9.93
Schenectady	11.32
Schoharie	11.89
Schuyler	14.64
Seneca	11.91
Steuben	14.81
Suffolk	9.06
Sullivan	11.47
Tioga	13.28
Tompkins	6.85
Ulster	10.87
Warren	13.25
Washington	13.52
Wayne	12.13
Westchester	7.65
Wyoming	10.83
Yates	10.63