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Edition: FARS 2024, annual fileNHTSA released it on Release dates

Fallon County, Montana: fatal crash statistics

FARS records no fatal crash in Fallon County in 2024.

FARS records no fatal crash in the county from 2015 to 2024.

From 2015 to 2024 the rate is 0.0 deaths for each 100,000 residents in a year.

The rate of Montana in the same years is 18.9.

To qualify as a FARS case, the crash had to involve a motor vehicle traveling on a trafficway customarily open to the public and must have resulted in the death of a motorist or a non-motorist within 30 days of the crash.

The set of first files, known as the Annual Report File (ARF), is released following the crash year. The ARF is replaced about a year later with a final file, which contains additional cases or updates to cases that had become available after the ARF was released.

NHTSA's words. Source: NHTSA, Fatality Analysis Reporting System Analytical User's Manual, 1975-2024 (DOT HS 813 794, April 2026), copied on .

This page rests on the FARS 2024 annual file. NHTSA released it on . NHTSA can revise the counts in the final file. Release dates

Since the last update: no figure of this county has a change on record.

Deaths and fatal crashes by year

Fallon County has fewer than 20 deaths from 2015 to 2024. This page gives totals of five years, not single years.

Table 1.Fallon County: deaths and fatal crashes in periods of five years, 1975 to 2024
PeriodDeathsFatal crashes
2020 to 202400
2015 to 201900
2010 to 20141 or 21 or 2
2005 to 200931 or 2
2000 to 200444
1995 to 199933
1990 to 19941 or 21 or 2
1985 to 198944
1980 to 198498
1975 to 197965

Note: a count of 1 or 2 is written "1 or 2". A death is in FARS when it occurs in 30 days or less after the crash.

Rate for each 100,000 residents

Table 2.Fallon County beside Montana and the United States: deaths for each 100,000 residents
PeriodFallon CountyMontanaUnited States
20240.018.111.5
2015 to 2024, in a year0.018.911.8

Note: the rate divides the deaths in the county by its residents. Persons who do not live in the county are in the deaths, not in the residents.

Population: Census Bureau estimates, vintage 2025. Fallon County had 2,960 residents in 2024.

Factors that NHTSA records

Table 3.Fallon County: counts by recorded factor, 2015 to 2024
FactorCountCounted among
A driver recorded as drinkingof 0 fatal crashes00 fatal crashes
A speeding-related driverof 0 fatal crashes00 fatal crashes
No restraint usedof 0 occupant deaths with restraint use known00 occupant deathswith restraint use known
Pedestriansof 0 deaths00 deaths
Bicyclistsof 0 deaths00 deaths
Motorcyclistsof 0 deaths00 deaths
On a rural roadof 0 fatal crashes with the condition reported00 fatal crasheswith the condition reported
In the darkof 0 fatal crashes with the condition reported00 fatal crasheswith the condition reported

Note: the county has fewer than 10 fatal crashes from 2015 to 2024, so the table gives no shares.

Note: FARS records a driver as drinking when police reported alcohol involvement or a test of the driver was positive for alcohol. It is not NHTSA's alcohol-impaired measure, which uses a blood alcohol concentration of .08 g/dL or higher. One crash can be in two or more rows. NHTSA's definitions

Note that alcohol data is often missing. For that reason, this data element may under-count the actual number of drinking drivers.

NHTSA's words. Source: NHTSA, Fatality Analysis Reporting System Analytical User's Manual, 1975-2024 (DOT HS 813 794, April 2026), copied on .

Routes in the county

No signed route in Fallon County has a page. A route page needs 20 or more fatal crashes in a state from 2015 to 2024. All routes in Montana

Adjacent counties

These lists are for navigation. They are in name order.

Figure 1.Fallon County on the county map of Montana

Deaths for each 100,000 residents in a year, 2015 to 2024

  • Fewer than 102 counties
  • 10 to 14.911 counties
  • 15 to 19.96 counties
  • 20 to 29.97 counties
  • 30 or more27 counties
  • Count of 1 or 2, no rate shown3 counties
  • Fallon County: 0.0

The limits of the classes are the same for every state. A county with few residents can show a high rate from few deaths. A class is not a judgement of a county. The full map and the table of counties of Montana

Table 4.Counties that share a boundary line with Fallon County
CountyStateDeaths, 2024Deaths, 2015 to 2024For each 100,000 residents in a year
Carter CountyMontana0645.9
Custer CountyMontana31311.0
Prairie CountyMontana0545.3
Wibaux CountyMontana01 or 2n/a
Bowman CountyNorth Dakota0413.3
Golden Valley CountyNorth Dakota0633.7
Slope CountyNorth Dakota0341.5
Harding CountySouth Dakota1 or 21077.5

Source of the list: Census Bureau county adjacency file, 2026 edition.

Counties of similar population

These counties of Montana have a population nearest to that of Fallon County. The list is for navigation and is in name order. The number is the deaths from 2015 to 2024.

Official channels

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Cite this page

Fatal Roads. Fallon County, Montana: fatal crash statistics. https://fatalroads.com/county/mt/fallon/. Source: National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Fatality Analysis Reporting System, FARS 2024 annual file. Data to .

The address of this page does not change.

Source of the figures

Counts: National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Fatality Analysis Reporting System, national files of 1975 to 2024. The factors use the vehicle and person files from 2015. Residents: Census Bureau, Population Estimates Program, vintage 2025. Map: Census Bureau cartographic boundary file, 2021 edition. Data to . The figures are totals. No page of this site is about one crash or one person.

How the figures are made. Data sources and licences. Corrections.

Questions

How many deaths did FARS record in Fallon in the ten years before 2015?

FARS records 4 deaths in Fallon County from 2005 to 2014. It records 0 deaths from 2015 to 2024.

How many fatal crashes did FARS record on signed routes in Fallon?

No signed route in the county has a page. A route page needs 20 or more fatal crashes in a state from 2015 to 2024. The county totals include crashes on all public roads.