Health Statistics

Provisional Tabulations* (as of 13 March 2014)
Deaths by County of Residence
2011 - 2012

County 2011 2012
Illinois 101,293 100,530
Adams 815 758
Alexander 105 75
Bond 176 144
Boone 364 391
Brown 46 50
Bureau 375 331
Calhoun 53 49
Carroll 179 194
Cass 142 152
Champaign 1,211 1,145
Christian 407 425
Clark 198 151
Clay 176 166
Clinton 320 317
Coles 457 509
Cook 38,885 38,821
City of Chicago 18,738 18,746
Suburban Cook 20,147 20,075
Crawford 214 200
Cumberland 130 107
DeKalb 666 696
DeWitt 156 178
Douglas 188 195
DuPage 5,970 5,732
Edgar 194 236
Edwards 67 62
Effingham 341 361
Fayette 210 213
Ford 200 192
Franklin 544 501
Fulton 461 449
Gallatin 83 69
Greene 146 138
Grundy 412 382
Hamilton 117 96
Hancock 191 198
Hardin 54 45
Henderson 80 93
Henry 513 503
Iroquois 389 372
Jackson 479 466
Jasper 98 106
Jefferson 434 410
Jersey 262 228
Jo Daviess 239 228
Johnson 123 125
Kane 2,867 2,916
Kankakee 1,038 1,008
Kendall 484 516
Knox 649 702
Lake 4,042 4,301
La Salle 1,319 1,305
Lawrence 221 183
Lee 362 330
Livingston 419 428
Logan 283 321
McDonough 292 269
McHenry 1,891 1,957
McLean 1,063 1,097
Macon 1,181 1,186
Macoupin 547 558
Madison 2,665 2,452
Marion 544 449
Marshall 157 147
Mason 199 186
Massac 215 210
Menard 107 136
Mercer 163 199
Monroe 283 206
Montgomery 333 333
Morgan 410 396
Moultrie 194 182
Ogle 451 479
Peoria 1,742 1,777
Perry 231 221
Piatt 172 168
Pike 219 180
Pope 61 47
Pulaski 87 78
Putnam 51 60
Randolph 392 325
Richland 179 170
Rock Island 1,583 1,540
St. Clair 2,457 2,323
Saline 325 317
Sangamon 1,764 1,869
Schuyler 98 79
Scott 62 58
Shelby 230 224
Stark 82 88
Stephenson 502 526
Tazewell 1,404 1,317
Union 222 209
Vermilion 977 959
Wabash 153 121
Warren 195 183
Washington 152 150
Wayne 203 195
White 190 203
Whiteside 659 685
Will 3,863 3,940
Williamson 768 717
Winnebago 2,670 2,697
Woodford 346 375
Unk-plac.Il. 5 18

* Provisional tabulations for deaths represent the collective events of Illinois residents who have a record on file in the Illinois Vital Records System (IVRS). Although all death events that occur in Illinois are required to be registered with IDPH, provisional tallies of death certificates may be inaccurate for any of the following reasons: incomplete certificate information, late filing (e.g., investigations regarding coroner or medical examiner cases), reports or records not yet received for Illinois residents who died while outside of Illinois, duplicate records filed, and other ongoing record and/or data clean-up processes. In general, the tallies for the most recent periods are less accurate compared to the eventual final numbers, once all reporting and record clean-up processes are complete, and the calendar year death file is closed for statistical purposes.

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