Wisconsin Death Rate By County in 2011

Updated on June 16, 2025.

According to the US Census Bureau estimates, in 2011, the death rate for Wisconsin was 8.51. Waupaca had the highest death rate (14.52), followed by Washburn (13.66), and Iron (13.3). On the other hand, Pierce had the lowest death rate (5.63), followed by Calumet (5.64), and Dane (6.05).

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Data Source: US Census Bureau (Vintage).

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Wisconsin Death Rate By County in 2011

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County	Death Rate
Adams	12.63
Ashland	12.44
Barron	11.12
Bayfield	9.51
Brown	7.14
Buffalo	10.89
Burnett	9.06
Calumet	5.64
Chippewa	8.09
Clark	9.23
Columbia	9.03
Crawford	10.81
Dane	6.05
Dodge	10.21
Door	10.92
Douglas	10.06
Dunn	6.75
Eau Claire	7.35
Florence	12.76
Fond du Lac	9.01
Forest	11.97
Grant	9.59
Green	9.28
Green Lake	10.19
Iowa	9.35
Iron	13.3
Jackson	9.61
Jefferson	7.48
Juneau	10.04
Kenosha	7.99
Kewaunee	8.07
La Crosse	8.59
Lafayette	7.85
Langlade	10.87
Lincoln	11.38
Manitowoc	10.13
Marathon	8.57
Marinette	12.18
Marquette	12.75
Menominee	9.03
Milwaukee	8.7
Monroe	9.57
Oconto	10.04
Oneida	12.18
Outagamie	7.07
Ozaukee	8.27
Pepin	11.03
Pierce	5.63
Polk	9.08
Portage	7.29
Price	11.11
Racine	8.43
Richland	9.66
Rock	8.73
Rusk	11.04
St. Croix	6.75
Sauk	9.74
Sawyer	10.94
Shawano	11.03
Sheboygan	8.87
Taylor	9.2
Trempealeau	8.47
Vernon	9.72
Vilas	12.97
Walworth	8.45
Washburn	13.66
Washington	7.73
Waukesha	7.84
Waupaca	14.52
Waushara	10.96
Winnebago	8.66
Wood	9.9