Pennsylvania Death Rate By County in 2012

Updated on June 26, 2022.

According to the US Census Bureau estimates, in 2012, the death rate for Pennsylvania was 9.84, and the top three counties that had the highest death rate were:

  1. Sullivan County: 17
  2. Cameron County: 13.42
  3. Schuylkill County: 13.24

On the other hand, the top 3 counties that had the lowest death rate were:

  1. Centre County: 5.97
  2. Chester County: 7.19
  3. Monroe County: 7.56

Use the interactive visualization and the table below to explore the death rate for each Pennsylvania county in 2012. You can also find links to the historical death rate for each county below.

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Pennsylvania Death Rate By County in 2012
Pennsylvania Death Rate By County in 2012
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County Death Rate
Adams 9.05
Allegheny 11.01
Armstrong 12.58
Beaver 12.29
Bedford 9.8
Berks 8.89
Blair 11.83
Bradford 9.9
Bucks 8.57
Butler 9.93
Cambria 12.42
Cameron 13.42
Carbon 11.97
Centre 5.97
Chester 7.19
Clarion 10.76
Clearfield 11
Clinton 10.35
Columbia 10.11
Crawford 10.21
Cumberland 9.36
Dauphin 8.92
Delaware 9.48
Elk 12.39
Erie 10.03
Fayette 12.94
Forest 11.93
Franklin 9.17
Fulton 8.36
Greene 11.83
Huntingdon 9.72
Indiana 9.96
Jefferson 12.77
Juniata 9.49
Lackawanna 12.65
Lancaster 8.65
Lawrence 11.85
Lebanon 10.33
Lehigh 9.22
Luzerne 11.85
Lycoming 10.39
McKean 11.96
Mercer 11.55
Mifflin 10.33
Monroe 7.56
Montgomery 8.73
Montour 12.01
Northampton 9.02
Northumberland 12.21
Perry 9.57
Philadelphia 9.25
Pike 7.6
Potter 11.31
Schuylkill 13.24
Snyder 8.26
Somerset 11.17
Sullivan 17
Susquehanna 10.36
Tioga 8.99
Union 7.97
Venango 12
Warren 12.35
Washington 11.83
Wayne 11.39
Westmoreland 11.87
Wyoming 10.16
York 8.4