Analysis of Ohio COVID-19 fatalities through June 2 shows a
total of 2,258 deaths. As previously noted the vast majority of deaths are
accounted for by older Ohioans, with more male fatalities than females. The
data also shows dramatic variation in death rates per 100,000 population with
Monroe County exhibiting the highest death rate of 96 deaths per 100,000
population. The state average death rate was 14 deaths per 100,000. Eighteen
rural counties have yet to report a death.
COVID-19 fatalities peaked in mid-April and have declined
substantially over the intervening period.
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