Oklahoma Deaths By County in 2015

Updated on June 26, 2022.

According to the US Census Bureau estimates, in 2015, the number of deaths for Oklahoma was 39,741, and the top three counties that had the highest number of deaths were:

  1. Oklahoma: 39,741
  2. Tulsa County: 5,806
  3. Cleveland County: 1,921

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

  1. Harmon County: 22
  2. Cimarron County: 34
  3. Harper County: 38

Use the interactive visualization and the table below to explore the number of deaths for each Oklahoma county in 2015. You can also find links to the historical number of deaths for each county below.

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Oklahoma Deaths By County in 2015
Oklahoma Deaths By County in 2015
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County Deaths
Adair 266
Alfalfa 55
Atoka 192
Beaver 52
Beckham 243
Blaine 137
Bryan 498
Caddo 354
Canadian 944
Carter 631
Cherokee 540
Choctaw 234
Cimarron 34
Cleveland 1921
Coal 89
Comanche 1021
Cotton 90
Craig 213
Creek 898
Custer 327
Delaware 569
Dewey 76
Ellis 65
Garfield 688
Garvin 343
Grady 516
Grant 57
Greer 89
Harmon 22
Harper 38
Haskell 142
Hughes 206
Jackson 274
Jefferson 91
Johnston 132
Kay 606
Kingfisher 155
Kiowa 154
Latimer 149
Le Flore 620
Lincoln 360
Logan 391
Love 113
McClain 346
McCurtain 429
McIntosh 300
Major 95
Marshall 219
Mayes 526
Murray 191
Muskogee 995
Noble 127
Nowata 158
Okfuskee 184
Oklahoma 39741
Okmulgee 534
Osage 472
Ottawa 468
Pawnee 197
Payne 567
Pittsburg 641
Pontotoc 439
Pottawatomie 874
Pushmataha 176
Roger Mills 41
Rogers 929
Seminole 384
Sequoyah 510
Stephens 604
Texas 198
Tillman 97
Tulsa 5806
Wagoner 610
Washington 674
Washita 138
Woods 98
Woodward 185