West Virginia Death Rate By County in 2018

Updated on June 26, 2022.

According to the US Census Bureau estimates, in 2018, the death rate for West Virginia was 13.04, and the top three counties that had the highest death rate were:

  1. McDowell County: 18.09
  2. Roane County: 18.07
  3. Logan County: 17.16

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

  1. Monongalia County: 6.81
  2. Jefferson County: 9.15
  3. Doddridge County: 9.36

Use the interactive visualization and the table below to explore the death rate for each West Virginia county in 2018. You can also find links to the historical death rate for each county below.

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West Virginia Death Rate By County in 2018
West Virginia Death Rate By County in 2018
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County Death Rate
Barbour 11.32
Berkeley 9.39
Boone 14.37
Braxton 13.67
Brooke 13.25
Cabell 14.63
Calhoun 14.47
Clay 15.14
Doddridge 9.36
Fayette 14.79
Gilmer 10.63
Grant 10.42
Greenbrier 13.61
Hampshire 11.07
Hancock 14.7
Hardy 11.86
Harrison 13.12
Jackson 12.83
Jefferson 9.15
Kanawha 14.98
Lewis 14.56
Lincoln 14.71
Logan 17.16
McDowell 18.09
Marion 12.81
Marshall 13.08
Mason 13.24
Mercer 16.2
Mineral 12.62
Mingo 15.71
Monongalia 6.81
Monroe 13.41
Morgan 12.64
Nicholas 13.44
Ohio 13.25
Pendleton 14.19
Pleasants 14.73
Pocahontas 13.24
Preston 12.44
Putnam 11.23
Raleigh 14.65
Randolph 12.68
Ritchie 13.65
Roane 18.07
Summers 16.12
Taylor 11.92
Tucker 13.05
Tyler 13.1
Upshur 11.71
Wayne 14.01
Webster 15.01
Wetzel 15.81
Wirt 12.1
Wood 12.87
Wyoming 16.06