Ranking of Ohio Counties By Number of Deaths in 2012

Updated on January 26, 2024.

Based on the US Census Vintage data estimates, in 2012, the Number of Deaths for Ohio was 111.35K. Among all Ohio counties, Cuyahoga County had the highest number of deaths (13.88K), followed by Franklin County (8.57K), and Hamilton County (7.59K).

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

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Ranking of Ohio Counties By Number of Deaths in 2012
Cuyahoga
13.88K
Franklin
8.57K
Hamilton
7.59K
Summit
5.64K
Montgomery
5.62K
Lucas
4.30K
Stark
3.95K
Mahoning
3.04K
Butler
3.01K
Lorain
2.79K
Ranking of Ohio Counties By Number of Deaths in 2012
Rank
County
Number of Deaths
1 Cuyahoga County 13,875
2 Franklin County 8,565
3 Hamilton County 7,587
4 Summit County 5,644
5 Montgomery County 5,623
6 Lucas County 4,298
7 Stark County 3,950
8 Mahoning County 3,037
9 Butler County 3,014
10 Lorain County 2,785
11 Trumbull County 2,549
12 Lake County 2,338
13 Clark County 1,709
14 Clermont County 1,530
15 Licking County 1,515
16 Warren County 1,494
17 Medina County 1,410
18 Portage County 1,363
19 Greene County 1,349
20 Richland County 1,322
21 Ashtabula County 1,167
22 Columbiana County 1,155
23 Fairfield County 1,138
24 Allen County 1,065
25 Wayne County 1,021
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