Oklahoma Deaths By County in 2015

Updated on June 16, 2025.

According to the US Census Bureau estimates, in 2015, the number of deaths for Oklahoma was 39,741. Oklahoma had the highest number of deaths (6,934), followed by Tulsa (5,806), and Cleveland (1,921). On the other hand, Harmon had the lowest number of deaths (22), followed by Cimarron (34), and Harper (38).

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Data Source: US Census Bureau (Vintage).

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Oklahoma Deaths By County in 2015

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County	Deaths
Adair	266
Alfalfa	55
Atoka	192
Beaver	52
Beckham	243
Blaine	137
Bryan	498
Caddo	354
Canadian	944
Carter	631
Cherokee	540
Choctaw	234
Cimarron	34
Cleveland	1921
Coal	89
Comanche	1021
Cotton	90
Craig	213
Creek	898
Custer	327
Delaware	569
Dewey	76
Ellis	65
Garfield	688
Garvin	343
Grady	516
Grant	57
Greer	89
Harmon	22
Harper	38
Haskell	142
Hughes	206
Jackson	274
Jefferson	91
Johnston	132
Kay	606
Kingfisher	155
Kiowa	154
Latimer	149
Le Flore	620
Lincoln	360
Logan	391
Love	113
McClain	346
McCurtain	429
McIntosh	300
Major	95
Marshall	219
Mayes	526
Murray	191
Muskogee	995
Noble	127
Nowata	158
Okfuskee	184
Oklahoma	6934
Okmulgee	534
Osage	472
Ottawa	468
Pawnee	197
Payne	567
Pittsburg	641
Pontotoc	439
Pottawatomie	874
Pushmataha	176
Roger Mills	41
Rogers	929
Seminole	384
Sequoyah	510
Stephens	604
Texas	198
Tillman	97
Tulsa	5806
Wagoner	610
Washington	674
Washita	138
Woods	98
Woodward	185