Oklahoma Deaths By County in 2014

Updated on June 16, 2025.

According to the US Census Bureau estimates, in 2014, the number of deaths for Oklahoma was 38,612. Oklahoma had the highest number of deaths (7,062), followed by Tulsa (5,658), and Cleveland (1,864). On the other hand, Cimarron had the lowest number of deaths (29), followed by Roger Mills (39), and Harmon (40).

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Data Source: US Census Bureau (Vintage).

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Oklahoma Deaths By County in 2014

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County	Deaths
Adair	241
Alfalfa	74
Atoka	145
Beaver	47
Beckham	248
Blaine	134
Bryan	524
Caddo	362
Canadian	889
Carter	625
Cherokee	496
Choctaw	232
Cimarron	29
Cleveland	1864
Coal	81
Comanche	999
Cotton	80
Craig	179
Creek	830
Custer	287
Delaware	499
Dewey	67
Ellis	63
Garfield	697
Garvin	361
Grady	563
Grant	62
Greer	75
Harmon	40
Harper	42
Haskell	165
Hughes	171
Jackson	258
Jefferson	107
Johnston	135
Kay	576
Kingfisher	162
Kiowa	128
Latimer	138
Le Flore	582
Lincoln	406
Logan	335
Love	116
McClain	341
McCurtain	430
McIntosh	336
Major	80
Marshall	202
Mayes	443
Murray	176
Muskogee	917
Noble	133
Nowata	136
Okfuskee	199
Oklahoma	7062
Okmulgee	471
Osage	445
Ottawa	413
Pawnee	216
Payne	539
Pittsburg	632
Pontotoc	400
Pottawatomie	790
Pushmataha	184
Roger Mills	39
Rogers	828
Seminole	357
Sequoyah	544
Stephens	578
Texas	166
Tillman	104
Tulsa	5658
Wagoner	666
Washington	601
Washita	130
Woods	107
Woodward	175