Oklahoma Death Rate By County in 2024

Updated on June 16, 2025.

According to the US Census Bureau estimates, in 2024, the death rate for Oklahoma was 10.91. Harmon had the highest death rate (24.56), followed by Jefferson (21.79), and Ellis (20.45). On the other hand, Canadian had the lowest death rate (6.68), followed by Cleveland (7.72), and Texas (7.98).

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Data Source: US Census Bureau (Vintage).

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Oklahoma Death Rate By County in 2024

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County	Death Rate
Adair	16.37
Alfalfa	8.79
Atoka	9.75
Beaver	8.34
Beckham	11.49
Blaine	17.76
Bryan	14.18
Caddo	14.64
Canadian	6.68
Carter	11.98
Cherokee	12.47
Choctaw	17.68
Cimarron	13.89
Cleveland	7.72
Coal	20.19
Comanche	9.02
Cotton	16.77
Craig	14.98
Creek	12.92
Custer	10.85
Delaware	15.8
Dewey	18.07
Ellis	20.45
Garfield	11.98
Garvin	14.87
Grady	10.57
Grant	14.62
Greer	15.01
Harmon	24.56
Harper	9.98
Haskell	17.97
Hughes	13.82
Jackson	11.42
Jefferson	21.79
Johnston	12.98
Kay	13.19
Kingfisher	11.39
Kiowa	18.7
Latimer	16.36
Le Flore	14.5
Lincoln	12.99
Logan	8.97
Love	16.5
McClain	9.72
McCurtain	16.32
McIntosh	18.03
Major	13.56
Marshall	15.63
Mayes	13.53
Murray	16.52
Muskogee	14.47
Noble	15.35
Nowata	17.43
Okfuskee	16.24
Oklahoma	9.37
Okmulgee	16
Osage	11.65
Ottawa	17.03
Pawnee	14.06
Payne	8.2
Pittsburg	16.76
Pontotoc	12.73
Pottawatomie	13.84
Pushmataha	20.32
Roger Mills	12.06
Rogers	10.45
Seminole	16.75
Sequoyah	15
Stephens	14.23
Texas	7.98
Tillman	17.5
Tulsa	9.52
Wagoner	9.43
Washington	11.93
Washita	12.99
Woods	11.55
Woodward	9.44