New York Death Rate By County in 2022

Updated on July 29, 2024.

According to the US Census Bureau estimates, in 2022, the death rate for New York was 8.92. Hamilton County had the highest death rate (15.43), followed by Cattaraugus County (15.1), and Fulton County (15.07). On the other hand, New York County had the lowest death rate (6.89), followed by Kings County (6.93), and Rockland County (7.12).

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New York Death Rate By County in 2022
New York Death Rate By County in 2022
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County Death Rate
Albany 9.85
Allegany 11.89
Bronx 8.01
Broome 12.38
Cattaraugus 15.1
Cayuga 12.4
Chautauqua 14.81
Chemung 13.71
Chenango 15.01
Clinton 10.97
Columbia 12.32
Cortland 12.04
Delaware 14.88
Dutchess 10.26
Erie 11.19
Essex 13.19
Franklin 11.81
Fulton 15.07
Genesee 12.66
Greene 13.65
Hamilton 15.43
Herkimer 13.85
Jefferson 9.26
Kings 6.93
Lewis 11.33
Livingston 10.92
Madison 10.58
Monroe 10.46
Montgomery 14.92
Nassau 8.51
New York 6.89
Niagara 13.68
Oneida 12.95
Onondaga 10.65
Ontario 10.49
Orange 7.63
Orleans 12.28
Oswego 11.15
Otsego 12.07
Putnam 7.62
Queens 7.2
Rensselaer 10.99
Richmond 8.69
Rockland 7.12
St. Lawrence 11.68
Saratoga 9.71
Schenectady 11.39
Schoharie 11.82
Schuyler 14.46
Seneca 12.33
Steuben 13.5
Suffolk 9.06
Sullivan 10.98
Tioga 11.58
Tompkins 7.15
Ulster 10.97
Warren 13.36
Washington 12.71
Wayne 11.31
Westchester 7.83
Wyoming 10.76
Yates 11.32