Counties in Minnesota by deaths (July to June), 2025

Name: Counties in Minnesota by deaths (July to June), 2025
Creator: U.S. Census Bureau
License: Public domain (US federal government work, citation requested)

Hennepin County had the highest deaths (July to June) of 87 counties in 2025, at 9,912. Red Lake County had the lowest, at 44. The median was 271 and the figure for Minnesota was 50,505. Source: the U.S. Census Bureau.

Highest9,912Hennepin County

Lowest44Red Lake County

Median27187 counties

Minnesota50,505History

Top 40 counties, 2025

CSV Chart (SVG)

count. Source: U.S. Census Bureau. Retrieved 2026-10-08.

Full ranking

Rank	Counties	2025 count	Change on 2024
1	Hennepin County Estimated	9,912	+1.6%
2	Ramsey County Estimated	4,915	+1.4%
3	Dakota County Estimated	3,275	+0.6%
4	Anoka County Estimated	2,628	+1.3%
5	St. Louis County Estimated	2,313	+1.4%
6	Washington County Estimated	2,110	+0.7%
7	Olmsted County Estimated	1,303	+1.2%
8	Stearns County Estimated	1,228	+1.7%
9	Wright County Estimated	1,045	+0.3%
10	Scott County Estimated	917	+0.9%
11	Otter Tail County Estimated	765	+1.6%
12	Crow Wing County Estimated	739	+1%
13	Carver County Estimated	694	+1.9%
14	Sherburne County Estimated	680	+1.2%
15	Blue Earth County Estimated	615	+2.8%
16	Clay County Estimated	555	+1.8%
17	Rice County Estimated	551	+0.2%
18	Goodhue County Estimated	542	+2.3%
18	Itasca County Estimated	542	+1.5%
20	Chisago County Estimated	531	+1.9%
21	Kandiyohi County Estimated	471	+2.8%
22	Douglas County Estimated	468	+2%
23	Winona County Estimated	464	+2.2%
24	Beltrami County Estimated	450	+1.1%
25	Carlton County Estimated	449	+1.8%
26	Mower County Estimated	431	+0.5%
27	Isanti County Estimated	421	+1.2%
28	McLeod County Estimated	418	+1%
29	Cass County Estimated	417	+2.5%
30	Becker County Estimated	401	+1.5%
31	Morrison County Estimated	398	+2.6%
32	Freeborn County Estimated	397	+1%
33	Steele County Estimated	364	+0.8%
34	Polk County Estimated	352	+0.6%
35	Benton County Estimated	350	+1.4%
36	Mille Lacs County Estimated	343	+1.2%
37	Pine County Estimated	338	+1.8%
38	Brown County Estimated	306	+1.7%
39	Nicollet County Estimated	288	+2.9%
40	Todd County Estimated	277	+3.7%
41	Meeker County Estimated	276	+3%
42	Fillmore County Estimated	275	+3.4%
43	Martin County Estimated	274	+4.2%
44	Lyon County Estimated	271	+2.7%
45	Le Sueur County Estimated	267	+5.1%
46	Aitkin County Estimated	265	+1.9%
47	Wabasha County Estimated	249	+3.3%
48	Hubbard County Estimated	248	+1.6%
49	Wadena County Estimated	241	+2.6%
50	Houston County Estimated	237	+0.9%
51	Waseca County Estimated	203	+3.6%
52	Nobles County Estimated	202	+3.1%
53	Kanabec County Estimated	182	+3.4%
54	Faribault County Estimated	180	+1.1%
55	Renville County Estimated	174	+1.8%
56	Koochiching County Estimated	172	+3.6%
57	Chippewa County Estimated	162	+5.2%
57	Lake County Estimated	162	+1.3%
57	Redwood County Estimated	162	+0.6%
60	Dodge County Estimated	160	+2.6%
61	Cottonwood County Estimated	148	0%
62	Sibley County Estimated	138	+3.8%
63	Pennington County Estimated	137	+3%
64	Pope County Estimated	133	+2.3%
65	Roseau County Estimated	132	0%
66	Pipestone County Estimated	130	+2.4%
67	Watonwan County Estimated	116	+3.6%
68	Rock County Estimated	115	+5.5%
69	Lac qui Parle County Estimated	113	+3.7%
70	Swift County Estimated	105	+5%
71	Jackson County Estimated	100	+4.2%
72	Norman County Estimated	96	+4.3%
73	Yellow Medicine County Estimated	93	+2.2%
74	Clearwater County Estimated	92	+2.2%
75	Stevens County Estimated	79	+1.3%
76	Mahnomen County Estimated	78	+4%
77	Marshall County Estimated	76	+2.7%
77	Murray County Estimated	76	+2.7%
79	Wilkin County Estimated	75	+2.7%
80	Big Stone County Estimated	73	+2.8%
81	Grant County Estimated	66	0%
82	Kittson County Estimated	63	+5%
83	Lincoln County Estimated	55	0%
84	Traverse County Estimated	52	+4%
85	Lake of the Woods County Estimated	49	+2.1%
86	Cook County Estimated	46	-2.1%
87	Red Lake County Estimated	44	+4.8%

Other periods

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About this ranking

Estimated deaths of residents from July 1 of the previous year through June 30 of the reported year.

Census population estimates component. The year identifies the end of the July-to-June period. These estimates can be revised and differ from calendar-year death totals.

Every value in the ranking comes from the same publisher and the same period, so the counties are compared on one definition. Equal values share a rank.

How to cite

U.S. Census Bureau. Population Estimates Program: deaths, July 1 of the previous year to June 30 of the reported year, nation, states and counties. https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/popest/datasets/2020-2025/. Retrieved 2026-10-08.

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Questions

Which county has the highest deaths (July to June)?

Hennepin County, with 9,912 in 2025, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.

Which county has the lowest deaths (July to June)?

Red Lake County, with 44 in 2025.

Where does this ranking come from?

Every value comes from one source and one period, so the places are comparable: U.S. Census Bureau, Population Estimates Program: deaths, July 1 of the previous year to June 30 of the reported year, nation, states and counties. Retrieved 2026-10-08.