Preliminary Death Data
Preliminary data are undergoing quality assurance and editing procedures that can result in frequent and significant changes. Data can be used for tracking recent health events, but are not appropriate for use in statistical analyses. Final death data is shown in the next section below.
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Preliminary mortality data shown by county:
Number of deaths
Preliminary death rate
Manner of death
Month of death
Age of decedent
County of residence
Historical trends
Medical Examiner cases
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Decedents who were homeless at time of death:
Number of deaths
Preliminary death rate
Manner of death
Month of death
Sex, age, and race/ethnicity
Place of death
Continuum of care (geography)
HSPR region (geography)
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Weekly comparisons of mortality to historical averages:
Number of deaths
Historical trends
Excess mortalilty
COVID-19 deaths (statewide)
Place of death
County of residence
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Final Death Data
These data represent final statistics on deaths in Oregon. Final data has undergone extensive quality assurance and editing procedures. New data are added each year in late fall.
Annual trends in mortality
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Leading causes of mortality |
County deaths
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Injury deaths
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Statewide mortality trends since 2010:
Number of deaths
Crude death rates
Age-adjusted death rates
Leading causes of death
Sex
Age
Years 2010-2020
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Detailed views of single-year mortality data:
Number of deaths Crude death rates
Median age Years of potential life lost
Leading causes of death
Demographics Month and place of death
Years 2017-2020
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County-level mortality data: Number of deaths Crude death rates
Median age
Years of potential life lost
Leading causes of death
Demographics
County
Years 2017-2020
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Fatal injuries, statewide and by county: Number of deaths Crude death rates
Years of potential life lost
Manner of death
Type of injury
Demographics
County
Years 2017-2020
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About Death Data
The Center for Health Statistics registers only those vital events occurring in Oregon. However, information on Oregon resident deaths occurring out-of-state to is also collected through an interstate exchange agreement. Data may be tabulated by residence (where the person lived) or by occurrence (where the event occurred).