West Virginia Death Rate By County in 2023

Updated on June 16, 2025.

According to the US Census Bureau estimates, in 2023, the death rate for West Virginia was 14.62. McDowell had the highest death rate (22.77), followed by Calhoun (20.5), and Summers (19.92). On the other hand, Monongalia had the lowest death rate (7.81), followed by Berkeley (10.06), and Jefferson (10.55).

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Data Source: US Census Bureau (Vintage).

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West Virginia Death Rate By County in 2023

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County	Death Rate
Barbour	15.18
Berkeley	10.06
Boone	17.77
Braxton	16.88
Brooke	16.35
Cabell	15.38
Calhoun	20.5
Clay	18.9
Doddridge	11.69
Fayette	18.63
Gilmer	16.11
Grant	15.58
Greenbrier	18.21
Hampshire	13.46
Hancock	15.3
Hardy	13.62
Harrison	14.99
Jackson	15.52
Jefferson	10.55
Kanawha	15.15
Lewis	16.75
Lincoln	17.95
Logan	19.24
McDowell	22.77
Marion	14.48
Marshall	13.88
Mason	16
Mercer	17.26
Mineral	15.05
Mingo	19.53
Monongalia	7.81
Monroe	16.85
Morgan	15.56
Nicholas	17.04
Ohio	14.46
Pendleton	18.76
Pleasants	13.75
Pocahontas	19.47
Preston	13.22
Putnam	12.02
Raleigh	15.93
Randolph	14.97
Ritchie	15.95
Roane	16.53
Summers	19.92
Taylor	13.55
Tucker	16.16
Tyler	18.78
Upshur	12.56
Wayne	15.38
Webster	16.35
Wetzel	18.14
Wirt	17.05
Wood	13.54
Wyoming	18.76