Florida Death Rate By County in 2023

Updated on June 16, 2025.

According to the US Census Bureau estimates, in 2023, the death rate for Florida was 10.23. Citrus had the highest death rate (19.09), followed by Sumter (17.72), and Highlands (17.49). On the other hand, Orange had the lowest death rate (6.5), followed by Osceola (7.04), and Leon (7.76).

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Data Source: US Census Bureau (Vintage).

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Florida Death Rate By County in 2023

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County	Death Rate
Alachua	7.9
Baker	11.65
Bay	11.12
Bradford	12.79
Brevard	13.07
Broward	8.35
Calhoun	15.73
Charlotte	15.66
Citrus	19.09
Clay	9.88
Collier	10.76
Columbia	14.33
DeSoto	11.54
Dixie	16.03
Duval	9.23
Escambia	12.23
Flagler	13.17
Franklin	13.46
Gadsden	13.42
Gilchrist	12.28
Glades	12.32
Gulf	15.52
Hamilton	13.66
Hardee	12.2
Hendry	8.83
Hernando	14.93
Highlands	17.49
Hillsborough	8.02
Holmes	16.01
Indian River	15.08
Jackson	14.49
Jefferson	12.47
Lafayette	13.89
Lake	12.3
Lee	10.69
Leon	7.76
Levy	14.14
Liberty	8.58
Madison	16.75
Manatee	10.97
Marion	15.1
Martin	13.78
Miami-Dade	8.05
Monroe	9.52
Nassau	11.49
Okaloosa	9.68
Okeechobee	13.73
Orange	6.5
Osceola	7.04
Palm Beach	10.38
Pasco	11.63
Pinellas	13.14
Polk	10.14
Putnam	15.44
St. Johns	8.12
St. Lucie	10.98
Santa Rosa	9.86
Sarasota	13.97
Seminole	8.29
Sumter	17.72
Suwannee	15.32
Taylor	15.54
Union	15.63
Volusia	13.64
Wakulla	11.34
Walton	10.42
Washington	13.62