Ranking of Wisconsin Counties By Number of Deaths in 2017

Updated on January 26, 2024.

Based on the US Census Vintage data estimates, in 2017, the Number of Deaths for Wisconsin was 52.41K. Among all Wisconsin counties, Milwaukee County had the highest number of deaths (8.29K), followed by Waukesha County (3.48K), and Dane County (3.33K).

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

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Ranking of Wisconsin Counties By Number of Deaths in 2017
Milwaukee
8.29K
Waukesha
3.48K
Dane
3.33K
Brown
2.09K
Racine
1.87K
Winnebago
1.53K
Rock
1.51K
Kenosha
1.47K
Outagamie
1.43K
Marathon
1.24K
Ranking of Wisconsin Counties By Number of Deaths in 2017
Rank
County
Number of Deaths
1 Milwaukee County 8,294
2 Waukesha County 3,483
3 Dane County 3,330
4 Brown County 2,089
5 Racine County 1,869
6 Winnebago County 1,529
7 Rock County 1,513
8 Kenosha County 1,471
9 Outagamie County 1,427
10 Marathon County 1,238
11 Sheboygan County 1,175
12 Washington County 1,168
13 La Crosse County 1,019
14 Dodge County 962
15 Walworth County 955
16 Fond du Lac County 949
17 Manitowoc County 895
18 Eau Claire County 879
19 Wood County 851
20 Ozaukee County 767
21 Waupaca County 727
22 Jefferson County 702
23 Sauk County 698
24 St. Croix County 660
25 Chippewa County 577
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