Pennsylvania Death Rate By County in 2014

Updated on June 16, 2025.

According to the US Census Bureau estimates, in 2014, the death rate for Pennsylvania was 9.91. Sullivan had the highest death rate (18.28), followed by Schuylkill (13.09), and Fayette (12.95). On the other hand, Centre had the lowest death rate (5.68), followed by Pike (7.19), and Chester (7.28).

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Data Source: US Census Bureau (Vintage).

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Pennsylvania Death Rate By County in 2014

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County	Death Rate
Adams	9.56
Allegheny	10.74
Armstrong	12.06
Beaver	12.31
Bedford	11.78
Berks	8.96
Blair	12.39
Bradford	10.19
Bucks	9.09
Butler	10.37
Cambria	12.72
Cameron	9.43
Carbon	11.74
Centre	5.68
Chester	7.28
Clarion	11.08
Clearfield	11.22
Clinton	10.64
Columbia	10.2
Crawford	11.23
Cumberland	8.81
Dauphin	8.89
Delaware	9.51
Elk	12.51
Erie	10.06
Fayette	12.95
Forest	11.34
Franklin	9.24
Fulton	10.01
Greene	10.63
Huntingdon	9.3
Indiana	10.15
Jefferson	12.05
Juniata	10.17
Lackawanna	12.39
Lancaster	8.79
Lawrence	12.44
Lebanon	10.27
Lehigh	9.15
Luzerne	12.6
Lycoming	10.64
McKean	12.24
Mercer	11.82
Mifflin	11.6
Monroe	8.15
Montgomery	8.87
Montour	12.11
Northampton	9.65
Northumberland	11.65
Perry	9.29
Philadelphia	8.87
Pike	7.19
Potter	12.01
Schuylkill	13.09
Snyder	9.11
Somerset	12.87
Sullivan	18.28
Susquehanna	10.51
Tioga	11.05
Union	8.11
Venango	11.81
Warren	11.98
Washington	12.01
Wayne	11.43
Westmoreland	12.43
Wyoming	9.87
York	8.73