Ranking of Oklahoma Counties By Number of Deaths in 2015
Updated on July 28, 2024.
Based on the US Census Vintage data estimates, in 2015, the Number of Deaths for Oklahoma was 39.74K. Among all Oklahoma counties, Oklahoma County had the highest number of deaths (6.93K), followed by Tulsa County (5.81K), and Cleveland County (1.92K).
The chart below shows the top 10 counties, and the table below shows the ranking of all Oklahoma counties.
You can see similar ranking information for related topics, and for other states. You can also see the ranking of all counties in the United States.
Related Topics: Oklahoma Census Vintage Data Topic List.
Data Source: US Census Bureau (Vintage), 2015 Census.
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Ranking of Oklahoma Counties By Number of Deaths in 2015
Rank | County | Number of Deaths |
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1 | Oklahoma County | 6,934 |
2 | Tulsa County | 5,806 |
3 | Cleveland County | 1,921 |
4 | Comanche County | 1,021 |
5 | Muskogee County | 995 |
6 | Canadian County | 944 |
7 | Rogers County | 929 |
8 | Creek County | 898 |
9 | Pottawatomie County | 874 |
10 | Garfield County | 688 |
11 | Washington County | 674 |
12 | Pittsburg County | 641 |
13 | Carter County | 631 |
14 | Le Flore County | 620 |
15 | Wagoner County | 610 |
16 | Kay County | 606 |
17 | Stephens County | 604 |
18 | Delaware County | 569 |
19 | Payne County | 567 |
20 | Cherokee County | 540 |
21 | Okmulgee County | 534 |
22 | Mayes County | 526 |
23 | Grady County | 516 |
24 | Sequoyah County | 510 |
25 | Bryan County | 498 |
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