Oklahoma Deaths By County in 2021

Updated on June 16, 2025.

According to the US Census Bureau estimates, in 2021, the number of deaths for Oklahoma was 50,810. Oklahoma had the highest number of deaths (9,277), followed by Tulsa (7,514), and Cleveland (2,567). On the other hand, Cimarron had the lowest number of deaths (29), followed by Harmon (56), and Roger Mills (58).

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Data Source: US Census Bureau (Vintage).

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Oklahoma Deaths By County in 2021

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County	Deaths
Adair	319
Alfalfa	69
Atoka	193
Beaver	66
Beckham	321
Blaine	160
Bryan	722
Caddo	482
Canadian	1394
Carter	816
Cherokee	634
Choctaw	277
Cimarron	29
Cleveland	2567
Coal	115
Comanche	1373
Cotton	120
Craig	235
Creek	1036
Custer	383
Delaware	721
Dewey	80
Ellis	64
Garfield	869
Garvin	460
Grady	773
Grant	81
Greer	89
Harmon	56
Harper	58
Haskell	185
Hughes	230
Jackson	339
Jefferson	114
Johnston	183
Kay	752
Kingfisher	194
Kiowa	166
Latimer	148
Le Flore	807
Lincoln	472
Logan	467
Love	136
McClain	461
McCurtain	617
McIntosh	407
Major	119
Marshall	279
Mayes	611
Murray	242
Muskogee	1112
Noble	164
Nowata	169
Okfuskee	214
Oklahoma	9277
Okmulgee	646
Osage	572
Ottawa	569
Pawnee	278
Payne	706
Pittsburg	797
Pontotoc	551
Pottawatomie	1101
Pushmataha	232
Roger Mills	58
Rogers	1112
Seminole	435
Sequoyah	671
Stephens	738
Texas	180
Tillman	123
Tulsa	7514
Wagoner	844
Washington	736
Washita	163
Woods	98
Woodward	259