Colorado Deaths By County in 2019
Updated on June 26, 2022.
According to the US Census Bureau estimates, in 2019, the number of deaths for Colorado was 39,290. El Paso County had the highest number of deaths (4,935), followed by Denver County (4,709), and Jefferson County (4,627). On the other hand, San Juan County had the lowest number of deaths (4), followed by Mineral County (9), and Jackson County (9).
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Data Source: US Census Bureau (Vintage).
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Colorado Deaths By County in 2019
Colorado Deaths By County in 2019
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County | Deaths |
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Adams | 3262 |
Alamosa | 132 |
Arapahoe | 4151 |
Archuleta | 86 |
Baca | 36 |
Bent | 50 |
Boulder | 1989 |
Broomfield | 389 |
Chaffee | 178 |
Cheyenne | 17 |
Clear Creek | 74 |
Conejos | 75 |
Costilla | 33 |
Crowley | 45 |
Custer | 35 |
Delta | 411 |
Denver | 4709 |
Dolores | 18 |
Douglas | 1522 |
Eagle | 139 |
Elbert | 157 |
El Paso | 4935 |
Fremont | 572 |
Garfield | 369 |
Gilpin | 30 |
Grand | 63 |
Gunnison | 71 |
Hinsdale | 10 |
Huerfano | 99 |
Jackson | 9 |
Jefferson | 4627 |
Kiowa | 12 |
Kit Carson | 52 |
Lake | 20 |
La Plata | 342 |
Larimer | 2330 |
Las Animas | 159 |
Lincoln | 57 |
Logan | 208 |
Mesa | 1613 |
Mineral | 9 |
Moffat | 107 |
Montezuma | 271 |
Montrose | 438 |
Morgan | 253 |
Otero | 254 |
Ouray | 30 |
Park | 121 |
Phillips | 39 |
Pitkin | 45 |
Prowers | 107 |
Pueblo | 1936 |
Rio Blanco | 38 |
Rio Grande | 106 |
Routt | 107 |
Saguache | 34 |
San Juan | 4 |
San Miguel | 22 |
Sedgwick | 26 |
Summit | 58 |
Teller | 186 |
Washington | 40 |
Weld | 1882 |
Yuma | 91 |