Oklahoma Death Rate By County in 2023

Updated on June 16, 2025.

According to the US Census Bureau estimates, in 2023, the death rate for Oklahoma was 11.2. Pushmataha had the highest death rate (19.64), followed by Harmon (19.02), and Jefferson (18.9). On the other hand, Canadian had the lowest death rate (7.05), followed by Cleveland (7.96), and Payne (8.09).

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Oklahoma Death Rate By County in 2023
Oklahoma Death Rate By County in 2023
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County Death Rate
Adair 15.27
Alfalfa 10.57
Atoka 12.07
Beaver 9.71
Beckham 12.06
Blaine 17.39
Bryan 13.52
Caddo 15
Canadian 7.05
Carter 13.15
Cherokee 12.84
Choctaw 17.12
Cimarron 16.75
Cleveland 7.96
Coal 18.31
Comanche 9.56
Cotton 15.17
Craig 16.54
Creek 13.3
Custer 10.99
Delaware 15.54
Dewey 17.59
Ellis 18.55
Garfield 12.56
Garvin 15.55
Grady 10.6
Grant 15.59
Greer 15.04
Harmon 19.02
Harper 11.28
Haskell 18.18
Hughes 15.66
Jackson 11.43
Jefferson 18.9
Johnston 15.78
Kay 14.45
Kingfisher 10.8
Kiowa 18.02
Latimer 15.15
Le Flore 14.26
Lincoln 13.26
Logan 9
Love 16.4
McClain 9.95
McCurtain 15.85
McIntosh 18.42
Major 13.17
Marshall 15.73
Mayes 13.2
Murray 16.05
Muskogee 15.12
Noble 15.1
Nowata 15.85
Okfuskee 16.78
Oklahoma 9.86
Okmulgee 17
Osage 12.27
Ottawa 16.25
Pawnee 15.51
Payne 8.09
Pittsburg 15.29
Pontotoc 13.01
Pottawatomie 13.38
Pushmataha 19.64
Roger Mills 10.15
Rogers 10.43
Seminole 16.61
Sequoyah 14.67
Stephens 14.66
Texas 8.21
Tillman 16.19
Tulsa 9.84
Wagoner 9.91
Washington 12.95
Washita 14.84
Woods 11.65
Woodward 10.12