Wyoming Death Rate By County in 2012

Updated on June 16, 2025.

According to the US Census Bureau estimates, in 2012, the death rate for Wyoming was 7.64. Washakie had the highest death rate (12.46), followed by Platte (12.05), and Hot Springs (11.83). On the other hand, Teton had the lowest death rate (2.83), followed by Sublette (3.68), and Campbell (5.1).

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Wyoming Death Rate By County in 2012
Wyoming Death Rate By County in 2012
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County Death Rate
Albany 5.2
Big Horn 10.82
Campbell 5.1
Carbon 7.92
Converse 9.51
Crook 7.58
Fremont 10.03
Goshen 9.7
Hot Springs 11.83
Johnson 9.14
Laramie 7.65
Lincoln 6.45
Natrona 8.38
Niobrara 11.68
Park 9.11
Platte 12.05
Sheridan 9.73
Sublette 3.68
Sweetwater 6.13
Teton 2.83
Uinta 5.49
Washakie 12.46
Weston 9.43