Arkansas Death Rate By County in 2014

Updated on June 16, 2025.

According to the US Census Bureau estimates, in 2014, the death rate for Arkansas was 10.11. Clay had the highest death rate (16.5), followed by Baxter (16.19), and Searcy (15.71). On the other hand, Washington had the lowest death rate (6.5), followed by Benton (6.69), and Faulkner (7.23).

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Data Source: US Census Bureau (Vintage).

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Arkansas Death Rate By County in 2014

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County	Death Rate
Arkansas	11.52
Ashley	12.35
Baxter	16.19
Benton	6.69
Boone	10.74
Bradley	15.1
Calhoun	12.55
Carroll	11.08
Chicot	13.1
Clark	10.27
Clay	16.5
Cleburne	13.89
Cleveland	10.16
Columbia	11.75
Conway	12.59
Craighead	9
Crawford	9.49
Crittenden	10
Cross	12.16
Dallas	13.72
Desha	12.36
Drew	12.32
Faulkner	7.23
Franklin	12.25
Fulton	14.92
Garland	13.3
Grant	9.52
Greene	10.74
Hempstead	10.5
Hot Spring	12.37
Howard	11.91
Independence	10.62
Izard	14.38
Jackson	11.94
Jefferson	11.24
Johnson	8.71
Lafayette	14.96
Lawrence	15.34
Lee	12.41
Lincoln	8.75
Little River	12.83
Logan	13.39
Lonoke	8.1
Madison	10.69
Marion	15.39
Miller	9.82
Mississippi	10.85
Monroe	15.14
Montgomery	12.81
Nevada	14.25
Newton	11.94
Ouachita	14
Perry	11.5
Phillips	13.47
Pike	14.11
Poinsett	12.41
Polk	12.51
Pope	8.92
Prairie	13.98
Pulaski	8.79
Randolph	13.18
St. Francis	10.46
Saline	9.43
Scott	10.85
Searcy	15.71
Sebastian	9.96
Sevier	8.51
Sharp	14.59
Stone	13.05
Union	14.19
Van Buren	14.16
Washington	6.5
White	10.84
Woodruff	14.39
Yell	10.78