Ohio Death Rate By County in 2011

Updated on June 16, 2025.

According to the US Census Bureau estimates, in 2011, the death rate for Ohio was 9.58. Jefferson had the highest death rate (14.45), followed by Belmont (13.16), and Monroe (12.73). On the other hand, Delaware had the lowest death rate (5.22), followed by Union (6.2), and Warren (6.47).

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Data Source: US Census Bureau (Vintage).

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Ohio Death Rate By County in 2011

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County	Death Rate
Adams	10.67
Allen	10.15
Ashland	10.68
Ashtabula	11.36
Athens	7.98
Auglaize	10.04
Belmont	13.16
Brown	10.84
Butler	8.25
Carroll	10.12
Champaign	10.11
Clark	11.6
Clermont	7.82
Clinton	9.88
Columbiana	10.91
Coshocton	10.48
Crawford	11.3
Cuyahoga	10.8
Darke	10.49
Defiance	9.6
Delaware	5.22
Erie	11.56
Fairfield	7.56
Fayette	12.02
Franklin	7.31
Fulton	9.48
Gallia	11.27
Geauga	8.05
Greene	7.73
Guernsey	11.37
Hamilton	9.59
Hancock	9.54
Hardin	9.92
Harrison	12.41
Henry	10.04
Highland	11.04
Hocking	10.55
Holmes	6.66
Huron	8.77
Jackson	11.69
Jefferson	14.45
Knox	10.07
Lake	10.37
Lawrence	11.15
Licking	8.71
Logan	9.81
Lorain	9.6
Lucas	9.53
Madison	8.69
Mahoning	12.65
Marion	9.36
Medina	7.42
Meigs	10.85
Mercer	9.4
Miami	9.78
Monroe	12.73
Montgomery	10.63
Morgan	10.78
Morrow	8.85
Muskingum	10.52
Noble	7.14
Ottawa	10.81
Paulding	9.76
Perry	8.83
Pickaway	8.61
Pike	11.91
Portage	8.01
Preble	10.84
Putnam	8.95
Richland	10.93
Ross	10.77
Sandusky	10.32
Scioto	11.39
Seneca	9.99
Shelby	8.82
Stark	10.94
Summit	9.9
Trumbull	11.66
Tuscarawas	10.21
Union	6.2
Van Wert	9.21
Vinton	9.56
Warren	6.47
Washington	11.89
Wayne	9.06
Williams	9.14
Wood	8.04
Wyandot	9.24