Pennsylvania Death Rate By County in 2017

Updated on June 16, 2025.

According to the US Census Bureau estimates, in 2017, the death rate for Pennsylvania was 10.61. Sullivan had the highest death rate (14.68), followed by Cambria (14.54), and Cameron (14.39). On the other hand, Centre had the lowest death rate (6.05), followed by Chester (7.84), and Union (8.46).

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Data Source: US Census Bureau (Vintage).

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Pennsylvania Death Rate By County in 2017

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County	Death Rate
Adams	9.82
Allegheny	11.67
Armstrong	13.3
Beaver	13.02
Bedford	12.75
Berks	9.73
Blair	13.44
Bradford	11.16
Bucks	9.88
Butler	11.32
Cambria	14.54
Cameron	14.39
Carbon	12.68
Centre	6.05
Chester	7.84
Clarion	10.87
Clearfield	12.51
Clinton	10.54
Columbia	10.79
Crawford	12.08
Cumberland	9.9
Dauphin	9.58
Delaware	9.9
Elk	12.8
Erie	11.08
Fayette	14.27
Forest	12.69
Franklin	10.32
Fulton	10.7
Greene	11.55
Huntingdon	10.83
Indiana	11.96
Jefferson	13.22
Juniata	10.29
Lackawanna	12.7
Lancaster	9.55
Lawrence	14.28
Lebanon	11.15
Lehigh	9.37
Luzerne	12.71
Lycoming	11.21
McKean	11.79
Mercer	13.18
Mifflin	12.27
Monroe	8.78
Montgomery	9.36
Montour	13.54
Northampton	9.95
Northumberland	13.15
Perry	10.11
Philadelphia	9.21
Pike	9.43
Potter	11.6
Schuylkill	14.35
Snyder	8.93
Somerset	14
Sullivan	14.68
Susquehanna	12.34
Tioga	11.75
Union	8.46
Venango	12.72
Warren	13.52
Washington	12.82
Wayne	12.76
Westmoreland	13.35
Wyoming	11.68
York	9.65