Oklahoma Deaths By County in 2014

Updated on June 26, 2022.

According to the US Census Bureau estimates, in 2014, the number of deaths for Oklahoma was 38,612, and the top three counties that had the highest number of deaths were:

  1. Oklahoma: 38,612
  2. Tulsa County: 5,658
  3. Cleveland County: 1,864

On the other hand, the top 3 counties that had the lowest number of deaths were:

  1. Cimarron County: 29
  2. Roger Mills County: 39
  3. Harmon County: 40

Use the interactive visualization and the table below to explore the number of deaths for each Oklahoma county in 2014. You can also find links to the historical number of deaths for each county below.

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Oklahoma Deaths By County in 2014
Oklahoma Deaths By County in 2014
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County Deaths
Adair 241
Alfalfa 74
Atoka 145
Beaver 47
Beckham 248
Blaine 134
Bryan 524
Caddo 362
Canadian 889
Carter 625
Cherokee 496
Choctaw 232
Cimarron 29
Cleveland 1864
Coal 81
Comanche 999
Cotton 80
Craig 179
Creek 830
Custer 287
Delaware 499
Dewey 67
Ellis 63
Garfield 697
Garvin 361
Grady 563
Grant 62
Greer 75
Harmon 40
Harper 42
Haskell 165
Hughes 171
Jackson 258
Jefferson 107
Johnston 135
Kay 576
Kingfisher 162
Kiowa 128
Latimer 138
Le Flore 582
Lincoln 406
Logan 335
Love 116
McClain 341
McCurtain 430
McIntosh 336
Major 80
Marshall 202
Mayes 443
Murray 176
Muskogee 917
Noble 133
Nowata 136
Okfuskee 199
Oklahoma 38612
Okmulgee 471
Osage 445
Ottawa 413
Pawnee 216
Payne 539
Pittsburg 632
Pontotoc 400
Pottawatomie 790
Pushmataha 184
Roger Mills 39
Rogers 828
Seminole 357
Sequoyah 544
Stephens 578
Texas 166
Tillman 104
Tulsa 5658
Wagoner 666
Washington 601
Washita 130
Woods 107
Woodward 175