Pennsylvania Natural Population Increase By County in 2013

Updated on June 30, 2022.

According to the US Census Bureau estimates, in 2013, the natural population increase for Pennsylvania was 10,856, and the top three counties that had the highest natural population increase were:

  1. Philadelphia County: 8,914
  2. Lancaster County: 1,980
  3. Chester County: 1,747

On the other hand, the top 3 counties that had the lowest natural population increase were:

  1. Westmoreland County: -1,251
  2. Luzerne County: -1,088
  3. Allegheny County: -693

Use the interactive visualization and the table below to explore the natural population increase for each Pennsylvania county in 2013. You can also find links to the historical natural population increase for each county below.

Natural Population Increase refers to the number of births minuse the number of deaths.

Pennsylvania Natural Population Increase By County in 2013
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Pennsylvania Natural Population Increase By County in 2013
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County Natural Pop. Increase
Adams 70
Allegheny -693
Armstrong -123
Beaver -489
Bedford -59
Berks 1023
Blair -377
Bradford 65
Bucks 16
Butler -139
Cambria -495
Cameron -21
Carbon -186
Centre 323
Chester 1747
Clarion -8
Clearfield -147
Clinton 51
Columbia -46
Crawford -63
Cumberland 118
Dauphin 999
Delaware 930
Elk -55
Erie 263
Fayette -432
Forest -49
Franklin 351
Fulton -28
Greene -34
Huntingdon -50
Indiana -10
Jefferson -29
Juniata 35
Lackawanna -609
Lancaster 1980
Lawrence -339
Lebanon 253
Lehigh 618
Luzerne -1088
Lycoming 59
McKean -72
Mercer -324
Mifflin 68
Monroe 0
Montgomery 1518
Montour 22
Northampton -13
Northumberland -239
Perry 126
Philadelphia 8914
Pike -125
Potter 8
Schuylkill -588
Snyder 54
Somerset -358
Sullivan -68
Susquehanna -107
Tioga -10
Union 43
Venango -72
Warren -134
Washington -603
Wayne -233
Westmoreland -1251
Wyoming -20
York 988