Ranking of Mississippi Counties By Natural Population Increase Rate per 1K in 2012
Updated on January 26, 2024.
Based on the US Census Vintage data estimates, in 2012, the Natural Population Increase Rate per 1K for Mississippi was 3.48. Among all Mississippi counties, Tunica County had the highest natural population increase rate (10.08), followed by Scott County (7.44), and Lamar County (7.13).
The chart below shows the top 10 counties, and the table below shows the ranking of all Mississippi counties.
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Related Topics: Mississippi Census Vintage Data Topic List.
Data Source: US Census Bureau (Vintage), 2012 Census.
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Ranking of Mississippi Counties By Natural Population Increase Rate per 1K in 2012
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Rank | County | Natural Pop. Increase Rate |
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1 | Tunica County | 10.08 |
2 | Scott County | 7.44 |
3 | Lamar County | 7.13 |
4 | Sharkey County | 6.42 |
5 | Jefferson County | 6.41 |
6 | Humphreys County | 6.15 |
7 | Rankin County | 6.02 |
8 | Pontotoc County | 5.99 |
9 | Hinds County | 5.81 |
10 | Oktibbeha County | 5.78 |
11 | George County | 5.77 |
12 | Coahoma County | 5.63 |
13 | DeSoto County | 5.46 |
14 | Harrison County | 5.43 |
15 | Chickasaw County | 4.97 |
16 | Perry County | 4.89 |
17 | Prentiss County | 4.65 |
18 | Washington County | 4.62 |
19 | Holmes County | 4.53 |
20 | Bolivar County | 4.28 |
21 | Lee County | 4.18 |
22 | Forrest County | 4.17 |
23 | Noxubee County | 4.1 |
24 | Lowndes County | 4.08 |
25 | Yazoo County | 4.06 |
26 | Jones County | 4.05 |
27 | Lafayette County | 3.93 |
28 | Neshoba County | 3.87 |
29 | Panola County | 3.72 |
30 | Tate County | 3.42 |
31 | Madison County | 3.36 |
32 | Itawamba County | 3.18 |
33 | Newton County | 3.03 |
34 | Warren County | 3.02 |
35 | Leake County | 2.76 |
36 | Lauderdale County | 2.68 |
37 | Lincoln County | 2.67 |
38 | Wayne County | 2.57 |
39 | Jackson County | 2.56 |
40 | Leflore County | 2.48 |
41 | Pike County | 2.41 |
42 | Union County | 2.16 |
43 | Sunflower County | 2.14 |
44 | Copiah County | 2.13 |
45 | Pearl River County | 2.05 |
46 | Simpson County | 2.04 |
47 | Claiborne County | 1.99 |
48 | Hancock County | 1.95 |
49 | Issaquena County | 1.44 |
50 | Marshall County | 1.31 |
51 | Covington County | 1.18 |
52 | Jasper County | 0.96 |
53 | Quitman County | 0.88 |
54 | Choctaw County | 0.83 |
55 | Lawrence County | 0.79 |
56 | Smith County | 0.73 |
57 | Walthall County | 0.66 |
58 | Wilkinson County | 0.63 |
59 | Monroe County | 0.6 |
60 | Grenada County | 0.42 |
61 | Amite County | 0.38 |
62 | Clay County | 0.1 |
63 | Greene County | 0.07 |
64 | Stone County | 0.06 |
65 | Tippah County | 0 |
66 | Marion County | -0.04 |
67 | Adams County | -0.09 |
68 | Alcorn County | -0.19 |
69 | Webster County | -0.2 |
70 | Clarke County | -0.3 |
71 | Tallahatchie County | -0.33 |
72 | Benton County | -0.69 |
73 | Attala County | -0.83 |
74 | Winston County | -1 |
75 | Calhoun County | -1.28 |
76 | Jefferson Davis County | -1.32 |
77 | Yalobusha County | -1.36 |
78 | Kemper County | -1.45 |
79 | Franklin County | -2.9 |
80 | Carroll County | -3.07 |
81 | Montgomery County | -3.56 |
82 | Tishomingo County | -4.59 |