South Dakota Death Rate By County in 2023

Updated on June 16, 2025.

According to the US Census Bureau estimates, in 2023, the death rate for South Dakota was 9.33. Faulk had the highest death rate (20.23), followed by Mellette (18.87), and Fall River (18.86). On the other hand, Harding had the lowest death rate (4.54), followed by Lincoln (5.06), and Brookings (6.56).

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South Dakota Death Rate By County in 2023

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County	Death Rate
Aurora	13.29
Beadle	9.14
Bennett	12.33
Bon Homme	12.7
Brookings	6.56
Brown	10.32
Brule	9.77
Buffalo	15.54
Butte	8.87
Campbell	17.62
Charles Mix	9.08
Clark	12.93
Clay	7.43
Codington	9.46
Corson	18.54
Custer	10.47
Davison	11.15
Day	16.11
Deuel	12.18
Dewey	18.52
Douglas	12.41
Edmunds	10.28
Fall River	18.86
Faulk	20.23
Grant	13.11
Gregory	9.48
Haakon	11.94
Hamlin	7.79
Hand	16.03
Hanson	6.65
Harding	4.54
Hughes	10.37
Hutchinson	13.79
Hyde	15.93
Jackson	10.71
Jerauld	11.53
Jones	11.55
Kingsbury	14.99
Lake	9.65
Lawrence	8.93
Lincoln	5.06
Lyman	11.03
McCook	12.26
McPherson	16.05
Marshall	14
Meade	8.51
Mellette	18.87
Miner	11.79
Minnehaha	7.52
Moody	10.77
Oglala Lakota	14.28
Pennington	9.21
Perkins	14.92
Potter	12.74
Roberts	11.48
Sanborn	13.69
Spink	14.54
Stanley	10.57
Sully	9.45
Todd	12.15
Tripp	11.65
Turner	11.15
Union	8
Walworth	11.78
Yankton	10.23
Ziebach	11.94