Oklahoma Death Rate By County in 2022

Updated on June 16, 2025.

According to the US Census Bureau estimates, in 2022, the death rate for Oklahoma was 12.88. Pushmataha had the highest death rate (22.05), followed by McIntosh (20.95), and Blaine (20.44). On the other hand, Canadian had the lowest death rate (8.26), followed by Texas (8.58), and Cleveland (8.9).

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Oklahoma Death Rate By County in 2022
Oklahoma Death Rate By County in 2022
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County Death Rate
Adair 17.76
Alfalfa 10.71
Atoka 15.73
Beaver 13.35
Beckham 13.95
Blaine 20.44
Bryan 14.12
Caddo 17.52
Canadian 8.26
Carter 15.79
Cherokee 13.85
Choctaw 20.15
Cimarron 18.76
Cleveland 8.9
Coal 16.39
Comanche 11.72
Cotton 16.12
Craig 18.18
Creek 15.51
Custer 12.12
Delaware 18.77
Dewey 20.22
Ellis 14.26
Garfield 15.28
Garvin 17.76
Grady 12.91
Grant 17.42
Greer 17.77
Harmon 16.56
Harper 12.6
Haskell 19.86
Hughes 18.34
Jackson 12.55
Jefferson 16.99
Johnston 17.91
Kay 16.44
Kingfisher 11.72
Kiowa 19.12
Latimer 16.39
Le Flore 16.37
Lincoln 15.12
Logan 10.33
Love 16.85
McClain 10.7
McCurtain 18.99
McIntosh 20.95
Major 15.53
Marshall 17.21
Mayes 15.5
Murray 18.18
Muskogee 17.85
Noble 16.24
Nowata 15.31
Okfuskee 18.26
Oklahoma 11.33
Okmulgee 19.71
Osage 14.4
Ottawa 17.25
Pawnee 17
Payne 9.54
Pittsburg 16.98
Pontotoc 15.42
Pottawatomie 15.32
Pushmataha 22.05
Roger Mills 10.99
Rogers 12.04
Seminole 17.95
Sequoyah 17.26
Stephens 15.49
Texas 8.58
Tillman 17.57
Tulsa 11.51
Wagoner 11.45
Washington 15.31
Washita 18.04
Woods 13.35
Woodward 12.55