West Virginia Death Rate By County in 2014

Updated on June 26, 2022.

According to the US Census Bureau estimates, in 2014, the death rate for West Virginia was 11.69. McDowell County had the highest death rate (15.57), followed by Logan County (14.81), and Mingo County (14.8). On the other hand, Monongalia County had the lowest death rate (6.36), followed by Jefferson County (8.02), and Berkeley County (8.34).

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West Virginia Death Rate By County in 2014
West Virginia Death Rate By County in 2014
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County Death Rate
Barbour 11.78
Berkeley 8.34
Boone 13.97
Braxton 12.71
Brooke 12.86
Cabell 12.46
Calhoun 12.43
Clay 12.08
Doddridge 9.4
Fayette 14.19
Gilmer 9.22
Grant 11.13
Greenbrier 13.05
Hampshire 10.92
Hancock 13.31
Hardy 9.81
Harrison 11.7
Jackson 11.79
Jefferson 8.02
Kanawha 12.86
Lewis 13.73
Lincoln 11.77
Logan 14.81
McDowell 15.57
Marion 11.2
Marshall 12.58
Mason 13.07
Mercer 14.46
Mineral 10.13
Mingo 14.8
Monongalia 6.36
Monroe 12.38
Morgan 12.01
Nicholas 11.93
Ohio 12.73
Pendleton 13
Pleasants 9.53
Pocahontas 12.8
Preston 10.74
Putnam 9.99
Raleigh 11.91
Randolph 11.89
Ritchie 10.97
Roane 13.01
Summers 14.77
Taylor 10.63
Tucker 13.02
Tyler 12.83
Upshur 10.83
Wayne 11.72
Webster 13.08
Wetzel 13.03
Wirt 11.36
Wood 11.99
Wyoming 14.19