Ranking of Illinois Counties By Number of Deaths in 2013

Updated on January 26, 2024.

Based on the US Census Vintage data estimates, in 2013, the Number of Deaths for Illinois was 104.31K. Among all Illinois counties, Cook County had the highest number of deaths (39.87K), followed by DuPage County (5.94K), and Lake County (4.32K).

The chart below shows the top 10 counties, and the table below shows the ranking of all Illinois counties.

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Ranking of Illinois Counties By Number of Deaths in 2013
Cook
39.87K
DuPage
5.94K
Lake
4.32K
Will
4.08K
Kane
3.00K
Winnebago
2.82K
Madison
2.79K
St. Clair
2.51K
McHenry
1.97K
Sangamon
1.84K
Ranking of Illinois Counties By Number of Deaths in 2013
Rank
County
Number of Deaths
1 Cook County 39,867
2 DuPage County 5,937
3 Lake County 4,318
4 Will County 4,084
5 Kane County 2,998
6 Winnebago County 2,815
7 Madison County 2,791
8 St. Clair County 2,509
9 McHenry County 1,965
10 Sangamon County 1,835
11 Peoria County 1,820
12 Rock Island County 1,574
13 Tazewell County 1,381
14 LaSalle County 1,300
15 Champaign County 1,262
16 McLean County 1,182
17 Macon County 1,176
18 Kankakee County 1,077
19 Vermilion County 963
20 Adams County 784
21 Williamson County 754
22 Knox County 727
23 DeKalb County 695
24 Whiteside County 657
25 Franklin County 577
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