Counties in Mississippi by natural change, July to June

Hinds County had the highest natural change, July to June of 82 counties in 2018, at 816. Pearl River County had the lowest, at -100. The median was 6 and the figure for Mississippi was 4,666. Source: the U.S. Census Bureau.

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Highest816Hinds County
Median682 counties
Mississippi4,666History

Map of counties, 2018

Adams County: -91 personsAlcorn County: -41 personsAmite County: -15 personsAttala County: -6 personsBenton County: -12 personsBolivar County: 35 personsCalhoun County: -6 personsCarroll County: -28 personsChickasaw County: 32 personsChoctaw County: -30 personsClaiborne County: 21 personsClarke County: -20 personsClay County: -4 personsCoahoma County: 64 personsCopiah County: 43 personsCovington County: -7 personsDeSoto County: 694 personsForrest County: 176 personsFranklin County: -17 personsGeorge County: 72 personsGreene County: 5 personsGrenada County: -48 personsHancock County: -37 personsHarrison County: 459 personsHinds County: 816 personsHolmes County: 12 personsHumphreys County: -21 personsIssaquena County: -1 personsItawamba County: -39 personsJackson County: 230 personsJasper County: -11 personsJefferson County: -13 personsJefferson Davis County: -35 personsJones County: 126 personsKemper County: -26 personsLafayette County: 130 personsLamar County: 344 personsLauderdale County: 129 personsLawrence County: -25 personsLeake County: 59 personsLee County: 184 personsLeflore County: 57 personsLincoln County: -14 personsLowndes County: 159 personsMadison County: 239 personsMarion County: -2 personsMarshall County: 33 personsMonroe County: -19 personsMontgomery County: 4 personsNeshoba County: 35 personsNewton County: 34 personsNoxubee County: 65 personsOktibbeha County: 240 personsPanola County: 109 personsPearl River County: -100 personsPerry County: 0 personsPike County: -29 personsPontotoc County: 92 personsPrentiss County: -18 personsQuitman County: -13 personsRankin County: 482 personsScott County: 156 personsSharkey County: -28 personsSimpson County: 6 personsSmith County: 32 personsStone County: 24 personsSunflower County: -14 personsTallahatchie County: 6 personsTate County: 63 personsTippah County: 13 personsTishomingo County: -82 personsTunica County: 71 personsUnion County: 46 personsWalthall County: -26 personsWarren County: 35 personsWashington County: 30 personsWayne County: 18 personsWebster County: -32 personsWilkinson County: -58 personsWinston County: -65 personsYalobusha County: -18 personsYazoo County: 37 persons
  • Under -29
  • -29 to -15
  • -15 to 0
  • 0 to 35
  • 35 to 110
  • 110 and over
persons, 2018. Red areas are below zero and blue areas above it. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Population Estimates Program: natural change (births minus deaths), July 1 of the previous year to June 30 of the reported year; vintage 2020 files for 2011 to 2020 and the latest 2020s vintage from 2021. Boundaries: U.S. Census Bureau cartographic boundary files.

Top 40 counties, 2018

Hinds County: 816 personsHinds County816DeSoto County: 694 personsDeSoto County694Rankin County: 482 personsRankin County482Harrison County: 459 personsHarrison County459Lamar County: 344 personsLamar County344Oktibbeha County: 240 personsOktibbeha County240Madison County: 239 personsMadison County239Jackson County: 230 personsJackson County230Lee County: 184 personsLee County184Forrest County: 176 personsForrest County176Lowndes County: 159 personsLowndes County159Scott County: 156 personsScott County156Lafayette County: 130 personsLafayette County130Lauderdale County: 129 personsLauderdale County129Jones County: 126 personsJones County126Panola County: 109 personsPanola County109Pontotoc County: 92 personsPontotoc County92George County: 72 personsGeorge County72Tunica County: 71 personsTunica County71Noxubee County: 65 personsNoxubee County65Coahoma County: 64 personsCoahoma County64Tate County: 63 personsTate County63Leake County: 59 personsLeake County59Leflore County: 57 personsLeflore County57Union County: 46 personsUnion County46Copiah County: 43 personsCopiah County43Yazoo County: 37 personsYazoo County37Bolivar County: 35 personsBolivar County35Neshoba County: 35 personsNeshoba County35Warren County: 35 personsWarren County35Newton County: 34 personsNewton County34Marshall County: 33 personsMarshall County33Chickasaw County: 32 personsChickasaw County32Smith County: 32 personsSmith County32Washington County: 30 personsWashington County30Stone County: 24 personsStone County24Claiborne County: 21 personsClaiborne County21Wayne County: 18 personsWayne County18Tippah County: 13 personsTippah County13Holmes County: 12 personsHolmes County12Hinds County: 816 personsHinds County816DeSoto County: 694 personsDeSoto County694Rankin County: 482 personsRankin County482Harrison County: 459 personsHarrison County459Lamar County: 344 personsLamar County344Oktibbeha County: 240 personsOktibbeha County240Madison County: 239 personsMadison County239Jackson County: 230 personsJackson County230Lee County: 184 personsLee County184Forrest County: 176 personsForrest County176Lowndes County: 159 personsLowndes County159Scott County: 156 personsScott County156Lafayette County: 130 personsLafayette County130Lauderdale County: 129 personsLauderdale County129Jones County: 126 personsJones County126Panola County: 109 personsPanola County109Pontotoc County: 92 personsPontotoc County92George County: 72 personsGeorge County72Tunica County: 71 personsTunica County71Noxubee County: 65 personsNoxubee County65Coahoma County: 64 personsCoahoma County64Tate County: 63 personsTate County63Leake County: 59 personsLeake County59Leflore County: 57 personsLeflore County57Union County: 46 personsUnion County46Copiah County: 43 personsCopiah County43Yazoo County: 37 personsYazoo County37Bolivar County: 35 personsBolivar County35Neshoba County: 35 personsNeshoba County35Warren County: 35 personsWarren County35Newton County: 34 personsNewton County34Marshall County: 33 personsMarshall County33Chickasaw County: 32 personsChickasaw County32Smith County: 32 personsSmith County32Washington County: 30 personsWashington County30Stone County: 24 personsStone County24Claiborne County: 21 personsClaiborne County21Wayne County: 18 personsWayne County18Tippah County: 13 personsTippah County13Holmes County: 12 personsHolmes County12
persons. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Population Estimates Program: natural change (births minus deaths), July 1 of the previous year to June 30 of the reported year; vintage 2020 files for 2011 to 2020 and the latest 2020s vintage from 2021. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

Full ranking

RankCounties2018
persons
Change on 2017
1Hinds County Estimated816-11.7%
2DeSoto County Estimated694-6.2%
3Rankin County Estimated482-23.9%
4Harrison County Estimated459-42%
5Lamar County Estimated344-4.7%
6Oktibbeha County Estimated240-8%
7Madison County Estimated239-14%
8Jackson County Estimated230-12.2%
9Lee County Estimated184-28.7%
10Forrest County Estimated176-25.1%
11Lowndes County Estimated159+20.5%
12Scott County Estimated156-6%
13Lafayette County Estimated130-23.1%
14Lauderdale County Estimated129+186.7%
15Jones County Estimated126+8.6%
16Panola County Estimated109+3.8%
17Pontotoc County Estimated92-24.6%
18George County Estimated72+1.4%
19Tunica County Estimated71-7.8%
20Noxubee County Estimated65+109.7%
21Coahoma County Estimated64-38.5%
22Tate County Estimated63+125%
23Leake County Estimated59+3.5%
24Leflore County Estimated57-30.5%
25Union County Estimated46-36.1%
26Copiah County Estimated43+637.5%
27Yazoo County Estimated37+202.8%
28Bolivar County Estimated35+350%
28Neshoba County Estimated35-49.3%
28Warren County Estimated35-18.6%
31Newton County Estimated34+326.7%
32Marshall County Estimated33+217.9%
33Chickasaw County Estimated32+14.3%
33Smith County Estimated32+39.1%
35Washington County Estimated30-44.4%
36Stone County Estimated24+26.3%
37Claiborne County Estimated21+200%
38Wayne County Estimated18-69%
39Tippah County Estimated13+136.1%
40Holmes County Estimated12-52%
41Simpson County Estimated6+113.6%
41Tallahatchie County Estimated6-25%
43Greene County Estimated5+171.4%
44Montgomery County Estimated4+233.3%
45Perry County Estimated0-100%
46Issaquena County Estimated-1-116.7%
47Marion County Estimated-2+66.7%
48Clay County Estimated-4+87.1%
49Attala County Estimated-6+72.7%
49Calhoun County Estimated-6+14.3%
51Covington County Estimated-7+73.1%
52Jasper County Estimated-11-237.5%
53Benton County Estimated-12-100%
54Jefferson County Estimated-13-262.5%
54Quitman County Estimated-13-425%
56Lincoln County Estimated-14-333.3%
56Sunflower County Estimated-14+72.5%
58Amite County Estimated-15+65.9%
59Franklin County Estimated-17-325%
60Prentiss County Estimated-180%
60Yalobusha County Estimated-18+55%
62Monroe County Estimated-19+53.7%
63Clarke County Estimated-20+44.4%
64Humphreys County Estimated-21-210.5%
65Lawrence County Estimated-25-733.3%
66Kemper County Estimated-26-23.8%
66Walthall County Estimated-26-2,700%
68Carroll County Estimated-28+28.2%
68Sharkey County Estimated-28-500%
70Pike County Estimated-29-180.6%
71Choctaw County Estimated-30+21.1%
72Webster County Estimated-32-33.3%
73Jefferson Davis County Estimated-35+32.7%
74Hancock County Estimated-37+57.5%
75Itawamba County Estimated-39+11.4%
76Alcorn County Estimated-41+6.8%
77Grenada County Estimated-48-77.8%
78Wilkinson County Estimated-58-81.3%
79Winston County Estimated-65-75.7%
80Tishomingo County Estimated-82+13.7%
81Adams County Estimated-91-97.8%
82Pearl River County Estimated-100-270.4%

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Estimated births minus deaths of residents from July 1 of the previous year through June 30 of the reported year. A negative value means more deaths than births.

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U.S. Census Bureau. Population Estimates Program: natural change (births minus deaths), July 1 of the previous year to June 30 of the reported year; vintage 2020 files for 2011 to 2020 and the latest 2020s vintage from 2021. https://www.census.gov/programs-surveys/popest/data/data-sets.html. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

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U.S. Census Bureau. (2026). Population Estimates Program: natural change (births minus deaths), July 1 of the previous year to June 30 of the reported year; vintage 2020 files for 2011 to 2020 and the latest 2020s vintage from 2021 (Counties in Mississippi by natural change, July to June, 2018) [Data set]. Retrieved October 12, 2026, from https://www.census.gov/programs-surveys/popest/data/data-sets.html

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Population Estimates Program: natural change (births minus deaths), July 1 of the previous year to June 30 of the reported year; vintage 2020 files for 2011 to 2020 and the latest 2020s vintage from 2021, Counties in Mississippi by natural change, July to June, 2018. U.S. Census Bureau, 26 Mar. 2026, https://www.census.gov/programs-surveys/popest/data/data-sets.html. Invokely, https://invokely.ai/rankings/natural-change-july-june/mississippi-counties?period=2018. Accessed 12 Oct. 2026.

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U.S. Census Bureau. 2026. Population Estimates Program: natural change (births minus deaths), July 1 of the previous year to June 30 of the reported year; vintage 2020 files for 2011 to 2020 and the latest 2020s vintage from 2021. Counties in Mississippi by natural change, July to June, 2018. Dataset. Accessed October 12, 2026. https://www.census.gov/programs-surveys/popest/data/data-sets.html. Also distributed by Invokely, https://invokely.ai/rankings/natural-change-july-june/mississippi-counties?period=2018.

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U.S. Census Bureau (2026) Population Estimates Program: natural change (births minus deaths), July 1 of the previous year to June 30 of the reported year; vintage 2020 files for 2011 to 2020 and the latest 2020s vintage from 2021, Counties in Mississippi by natural change, July to June, 2018 [Dataset]. Available at: https://www.census.gov/programs-surveys/popest/data/data-sets.html, via Invokely: https://invokely.ai/rankings/natural-change-july-june/mississippi-counties?period=2018 (Accessed: 12 October 2026).

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Which county has the highest natural change, July to June?

Hinds County, with 816 in 2018, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.

Which county has the lowest natural change, July to June?

Pearl River County, with -100 in 2018.

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