Oklahoma Deaths By County in 2018

Updated on June 16, 2025.

According to the US Census Bureau estimates, in 2018, the number of deaths for Oklahoma was 41,531. Oklahoma had the highest number of deaths (7,359), followed by Tulsa (6,153), and Cleveland (2,056). On the other hand, Cimarron had the lowest number of deaths (21), followed by Roger Mills (31), and Harper (41).

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Data Source: US Census Bureau (Vintage).

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Oklahoma Deaths By County in 2018

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County	Deaths
Adair	269
Alfalfa	67
Atoka	160
Beaver	64
Beckham	241
Blaine	141
Bryan	562
Caddo	388
Canadian	1110
Carter	616
Cherokee	558
Choctaw	209
Cimarron	21
Cleveland	2056
Coal	85
Comanche	1061
Cotton	79
Craig	221
Creek	836
Custer	319
Delaware	602
Dewey	68
Ellis	69
Garfield	694
Garvin	386
Grady	576
Grant	63
Greer	81
Harmon	44
Harper	41
Haskell	174
Hughes	192
Jackson	269
Jefferson	97
Johnston	166
Kay	602
Kingfisher	156
Kiowa	139
Latimer	153
Le Flore	700
Lincoln	413
Logan	379
Love	134
McClain	434
McCurtain	418
McIntosh	328
Major	123
Marshall	200
Mayes	526
Murray	209
Muskogee	999
Noble	144
Nowata	154
Okfuskee	208
Oklahoma	7359
Okmulgee	557
Osage	495
Ottawa	456
Pawnee	214
Payne	613
Pittsburg	653
Pontotoc	464
Pottawatomie	886
Pushmataha	141
Roger Mills	31
Rogers	953
Seminole	361
Sequoyah	535
Stephens	598
Texas	188
Tillman	103
Tulsa	6153
Wagoner	646
Washington	677
Washita	130
Woods	112
Woodward	202