North Dakota Death Rate By County in 2017

Updated on June 26, 2022.

According to the US Census Bureau estimates, in 2017, the death rate for North Dakota was 8.43. Eddy County had the highest death rate (23.41), followed by Nelson County (22.79), and Wells County (18.15). On the other hand, Oliver County had the lowest death rate (4.18), followed by McKenzie County (5.13), and Williams County (6.07).

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North Dakota Death Rate By County in 2017
North Dakota Death Rate By County in 2017
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County Death Rate
Adams 12
Barnes 11.39
Benson 10.6
Billings 8.54
Bottineau 14.64
Bowman 11.62
Burke 9.17
Burleigh 7.69
Cass 6.25
Cavalier 11.58
Dickey 15.26
Divide 9.41
Dunn 7.88
Eddy 23.41
Emmons 14.49
Foster 15.25
Golden Valley 7.14
Grand Forks 7.34
Grant 11.38
Griggs 17.35
Hettinger 9.84
Kidder 10.91
LaMoure 10.46
Logan 14.6
McHenry 10.61
McIntosh 14.6
McKenzie 5.13
McLean 12.75
Mercer 8.54
Morton 10.53
Mountrail 8.68
Nelson 22.79
Oliver 4.18
Pembina 12.02
Pierce 12.52
Ramsey 12.18
Ransom 16.29
Renville 14.06
Richland 8.7
Rolette 10.02
Sargent 9.53
Sheridan 10.39
Sioux 6.76
Slope 6.44
Stark 6.98
Steele 13.07
Stutsman 11.96
Towner 10.68
Traill 11.37
Walsh 12.59
Ward 6.66
Wells 18.15
Williams 6.07