Oklahoma Death Rate By County in 2020

Updated on July 26, 2024.

According to the US Census Bureau estimates, in 2020, the death rate for Oklahoma was 10.95. Harper County had the highest death rate (21.04), followed by Cotton County (17.31), and Ottawa County (17.11). On the other hand, Texas County had the lowest death rate (6.47), followed by Roger Mills County (7.82), and Cimarron County (7.92).

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Oklahoma Death Rate By County in 2020
Oklahoma Death Rate By County in 2020
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County Death Rate
Adair 13.17
Alfalfa 9.66
Atoka 10.05
Beaver 10.27
Beckham 12.93
Blaine 12.06
Bryan 12.38
Caddo 13.4
Canadian 8.14
Carter 14.48
Cherokee 11.1
Choctaw 16.25
Cimarron 7.92
Cleveland 8.21
Coal 14.96
Comanche 9.81
Cotton 17.31
Craig 16.32
Creek 13.79
Custer 10.04
Delaware 14.74
Dewey 16.27
Ellis 13
Garfield 11.06
Garvin 13
Grady 10.41
Grant 10.81
Greer 10.52
Harmon 11.92
Harper 21.04
Haskell 11.37
Hughes 13.35
Jackson 9.11
Jefferson 14.24
Johnston 16.91
Kay 13.27
Kingfisher 8.96
Kiowa 12.37
Latimer 11.99
Le Flore 14.68
Lincoln 10.92
Logan 9.02
Love 13.62
McClain 9.97
McCurtain 14.96
McIntosh 17.08
Major 9.73
Marshall 10.86
Mayes 14.44
Murray 15.48
Muskogee 13.62
Noble 11.67
Nowata 15.64
Okfuskee 14.42
Oklahoma 9.59
Okmulgee 15.03
Osage 12.76
Ottawa 17.11
Pawnee 12.33
Payne 8.13
Pittsburg 14.47
Pontotoc 14.1
Pottawatomie 12.12
Pushmataha 15.64
Roger Mills 7.82
Rogers 9.91
Seminole 14.37
Sequoyah 14.41
Stephens 13.64
Texas 6.47
Tillman 11.18
Tulsa 10.1
Wagoner 10.28
Washington 13.15
Washita 13.87
Woods 12.02
Woodward 14.42