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Oklahoma County Map with Cities — All 77 Counties

All 77 of Oklahoma's counties, mapped from official U.S. Census boundaries with population, income, and unemployment for every one. Colour the map by any measure, tap a county for its data, or download a print-ready copy.

Oklahoma CountiesFIPS 40
Adair CountyAlfalfa CountyAtoka CountyBeaver CountyBeckham CountyBlaine CountyBryan CountyCaddo CountyCanadian CountyCarter CountyCherokee CountyChoctaw CountyCimarron CountyCleveland CountyCoal CountyComanche CountyCotton CountyCraig CountyCreek CountyCuster CountyDelaware CountyDewey CountyEllis CountyGarfield CountyGarvin CountyGrady CountyGrant CountyGreer CountyHarmon CountyHarper CountyHaskell CountyHughes CountyJackson CountyJefferson CountyJohnston CountyKay CountyKingfisher CountyKiowa CountyLatimer CountyLe Flore CountyLincoln CountyLogan CountyLove CountyMcClain CountyMcCurtain CountyMcIntosh CountyMajor CountyMarshall CountyMayes CountyMurray CountyMuskogee CountyNoble CountyNowata CountyOkfuskee CountyOklahoma CountyOkmulgee CountyOsage CountyOttawa CountyPawnee CountyPayne CountyPittsburg CountyPontotoc CountyPottawatomie CountyPushmataha CountyRoger Mills CountyRogers CountySeminole CountySequoyah CountyStephens CountyTexas CountyTillman CountyTulsa CountyWagoner CountyWashington CountyWashita CountyWoods CountyWoodward County
Albers Equal Area ConicDatum NAD83Census PEP · SAIPE · BLS LAUS · TIGER
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Oklahoma’s 77 counties, projected equal-area. Hover or tap a county for its name; select it for full data.
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Oklahoma at a glance

  • Scale. Oklahoma is divided into 77 counties across 68,597 sq mi of land — an average of 891 sq mi each. Census TIGER
  • People. Its counties are home to 4,053,824 residents — an average of 52,647 each, or 59 per square mile statewide. Census PEP 2023
  • Water. Another 1,302 sq mi is water — 1.9% of the state’s area, led by McIntosh County. Census TIGER

Oklahoma’s 77 counties, by the numbers

Every county’s population, median household income, unemployment, density, and land area — sortable by any column, so you can find yours or rank by what matters to you. A few patterns run through the data:

  • Concentrated. Half of Oklahoma’s 4,053,824 residents live in just 5 of 77 counties, and the five largest hold 51.6% of the total. Census PEP 2023
  • Income tracks poverty. The gap from richest to poorest runs 2.1×, and the 10 highest-income counties average 11.2% in poverty against 23.5% for the 10 lowest. Census SAIPE 2023
  • Mostly small. Half of Oklahoma’s counties have fewer than 20,371 residents, and half report a median household income below $56,166 — a few metros lift the statewide totals well above both. Census PEP 2023 · SAIPE 2023
  • Lopsided density. Only 19 of 77 counties are denser than Oklahoma’s statewide average of 59 people per square mile — the rest are more rural. Census PEP 2023 · TIGER
Adair County19,627$44,8085.2%34/sq mi574 sq miStilwell
Alfalfa County5,673$57,5173.6%7/sq mi867 sq miCherokee
Atoka County14,525$49,8154.6%15/sq mi975 sq miAtoka
Beaver County5,018$67,1123.7%3/sq mi1,815 sq miBeaver
Beckham County22,042$51,9604.4%24/sq mi902 sq miSayre
Blaine County8,539$58,5734.2%9/sq mi928 sq miWatonga
Bryan County48,967$50,1054.4%54/sq mi904 sq miDurant
Caddo County26,214$50,7424.1%21/sq mi1,278 sq miAnadarko
Canadian County175,829$86,5393.9%196/sq mi897 sq miEl Reno
Carter County48,596$56,2706.2%59/sq mi822 sq miArdmore
Cherokee County48,185$50,4344.4%64/sq mi749 sq miTahlequah
Choctaw County14,276$44,3074.1%19/sq mi770 sq miHugo
Cimarron County2,191$56,1663.1%1/sq mi1,835 sq miBoise City
Cleveland County301,193$74,8894.0%559/sq mi539 sq miNorman
Coal County5,266$46,9215.4%10/sq mi517 sq miCoalgate
Comanche County121,574$56,9734.9%114/sq mi1,069 sq miLawton
Cotton County5,427$52,7354.0%9/sq mi633 sq miWalters
Craig County14,494$49,9144.7%19/sq mi761 sq miVinita
Creek County73,332$58,1954.6%77/sq mi950 sq miSapulpa
Custer County28,266$55,4583.6%29/sq mi989 sq miArapaho
Delaware County41,703$48,7634.6%57/sq mi738 sq miJay
Dewey County4,286$55,9522.6%4/sq mi1,000 sq miTaloga
Ellis County3,648$57,2123.5%3/sq mi1,231 sq miArnett
Garfield County62,023$61,1324.1%59/sq mi1,059 sq miEnid
Garvin County25,865$57,1704.8%32/sq mi802 sq miPauls Valley
Grady County57,375$70,8384.3%52/sq mi1,101 sq miChickasha
Grant County4,083$57,7373.5%4/sq mi1,001 sq miMedford
Greer County5,466$43,0894.7%9/sq mi639 sq miMangum
Harmon County2,392$45,9313.2%4/sq mi537 sq miHollis
Harper County3,190$62,9503.2%3/sq mi1,039 sq miBuffalo
Haskell County11,832$49,4715.4%21/sq mi577 sq miStigler
Hughes County13,436$50,8726.4%17/sq mi804 sq miHoldenville
Jackson County24,669$58,3713.8%31/sq mi803 sq miAltus
Jefferson County5,347$43,2985.9%7/sq mi759 sq miWaurika
Johnston County10,216$49,9846.2%16/sq mi643 sq miTishomingo
Kay County43,641$55,4404.5%47/sq mi920 sq miNewkirk
Kingfisher County15,481$72,3453.4%17/sq mi898 sq miKingfisher
Kiowa County8,398$44,3934.3%8/sq mi1,015 sq miHobart
Latimer County9,526$41,2414.9%13/sq mi722 sq miWilburton
Le Flore County49,596$50,4695.0%31/sq mi1,589 sq miPoteau
Lincoln County34,562$56,3444.4%36/sq mi952 sq miChandler
Logan County53,029$77,8364.4%71/sq mi744 sq miGuthrie
Love County10,296$58,7717.0%20/sq mi514 sq miMarietta
Major County7,581$64,5273.9%8/sq mi955 sq miFairview
Marshall County15,970$54,9664.9%43/sq mi371 sq miMadill
Mayes County39,889$59,4984.2%61/sq mi655 sq miPryor Creek
McClain County47,072$80,9523.8%82/sq mi571 sq miPurcell
McCurtain County30,660$48,5894.8%17/sq mi1,851 sq miIdabel
McIntosh County19,603$46,5096.1%32/sq mi618 sq miEufaula
Murray County13,754$63,6234.8%33/sq mi416 sq miSulphur
Muskogee County66,677$52,1885.7%82/sq mi811 sq miMuskogee
Noble County10,832$60,7583.7%15/sq mi732 sq miPerry
Nowata County9,438$54,8314.7%17/sq mi566 sq miNowata
Okfuskee County11,300$44,6615.3%18/sq mi618 sq miOkemah
Oklahoma County808,866$65,9794.4%1,141/sq mi709 sq miOklahoma City
Okmulgee County37,035$53,9385.5%53/sq mi697 sq miOkmulgee
Osage County46,130$61,2795.0%21/sq mi2,247 sq miPawhuska
Ottawa County30,287$48,9374.7%64/sq mi471 sq miMiami
Pawnee County15,864$52,7445.2%28/sq mi568 sq miPawnee
Payne County83,352$56,8114.4%122/sq mi685 sq miStillwater
Pittsburg County43,479$51,5145.5%33/sq mi1,306 sq miMcAlester
Pontotoc County38,396$61,2693.9%53/sq mi720 sq miAda
Pottawatomie County73,791$57,0895.0%94/sq mi788 sq miShawnee
Pushmataha County10,800$45,0125.4%8/sq mi1,396 sq miAntlers
Roger Mills County3,295$57,1323.8%3/sq mi1,141 sq miCheyenne
Rogers County100,248$73,6884.1%148/sq mi676 sq miClaremore
Seminole County23,565$49,0005.8%37/sq mi633 sq miWewoka
Sequoyah County40,291$48,0505.3%60/sq mi674 sq miSallisaw
Stephens County44,014$56,6495.0%51/sq mi870 sq miDuncan
Texas County20,371$67,9012.8%10/sq mi2,041 sq miGuymon
Tillman County6,869$46,3144.9%8/sq mi871 sq miFrederick
Tulsa County682,868$65,6194.5%1,198/sq mi570 sq miTulsa
Wagoner County89,280$80,2464.3%159/sq mi562 sq miWagoner
Washington County53,706$66,2365.1%129/sq mi416 sq miBartlesville
Washita County10,736$54,8743.5%11/sq mi1,003 sq miNew Cordell
Woods County8,564$56,7403.7%7/sq mi1,286 sq miAlva
Woodward County19,947$59,3123.9%16/sq mi1,243 sq miWoodward

All 77 counties, sortable by any column — click a heading. A suppressed estimate (coefficient of variation ≥ 0.30) shows a marker, never a guess. County seats are from Wikidata (CC0), each validated to a Census place inside its county; a county with no validated seat is left blank. See the methodology.

Download & print this Oklahoma map

Map of Oklahoma's 77 counties — on official U.S. Census boundaries

Free, print-ready maps of Oklahoma — all 77 counties on official U.S. Census boundaries, no watermark. Public domain (CC0).

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Oklahoma maps, coloured by the data

Map of Oklahoma counties shaded by population — official U.S. Census data
Population Map by County · Census PEP 2023
Map of Oklahoma counties shaded by median household income — official U.S. Census data
Median Household Income Map by County · Census SAIPE 2023
Map of Oklahoma counties shaded by unemployment rate — U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Unemployment Rate Map by County · BLS LAUS

Cities in Oklahoma

Oklahoma has 600 incorporated cities and towns. The largest is Oklahoma City in Oklahoma County with 688,693 residents. Use the search on the map above to find any city and highlight the county it sits in.

Oklahoma CityOklahoma County688,693
TulsaTulsa County412,322
NormanCleveland County128,714
Broken ArrowTulsa County115,919
EdmondOklahoma County95,618
LawtonComanche County90,662
MooreCleveland County63,045
Midwest CityOklahoma County58,170
EnidGarfield County50,821
StillwaterPayne County48,818
OwassoTulsa County39,013
BartlesvilleWashington County37,559
MuskogeeMuskogee County36,819
ShawneePottawatomie County31,511
BixbyTulsa County29,402
JenksTulsa County26,519
YukonCanadian County24,802
ArdmoreCarter County24,757
Ponca CityKay County24,377
DuncanStephens County22,872
SapulpaCreek County22,268
Del CityOklahoma County21,561
MustangCanadian County21,290
BethanyOklahoma County20,606
Sand SpringsTulsa County19,973
ClaremoreRogers County19,921
DurantBryan County19,209
AltusJackson County18,670
McAlesterPittsburg County18,098
El RenoCanadian County17,919
AdaPontotoc County16,536
TahlequahCherokee County16,513
ChickashaGrady County16,349
GlenpoolTulsa County13,885
MiamiOttawa County12,960
GuymonTexas County12,596
NewcastleMcClain County12,238
ChoctawOklahoma County12,208
WeatherfordCuster County12,014
WoodwardWoodward County11,976
Elk CityBeckham County11,406
OkmulgeeOkmulgee County11,370
GuthrieLogan County11,021
Warr AcresOklahoma County10,437
CowetaWagoner County10,157
Pryor CreekMayes County9,520
The VillageOklahoma County9,470
BlanchardMcClain County9,276
PoteauLe Flore County8,903
SallisawSequoyah County8,553

Showing the 50 most populous — and 550 more. Search the map above for any Oklahoma city or village.

A city can span more than one county; each is listed in its primary county — the one its center falls in.

Which Oklahoma county is the richest, largest, most crowded? The answers

  • Oklahoma’s highest median household income is in Canadian County ($86,539); the lowest is in Latimer County ($41,241). Census SAIPE 2023
  • Oklahoma’s most populous county is Oklahoma County (808,866); the least populous is Cimarron County (2,191) — a 369× spread. Census PEP 2023
  • Oklahoma’s largest county by land area is Osage County (2,247 sq mi); the smallest is Marshall County (371 sq mi). Census TIGER
  • Oklahoma’s highest population density is in Tulsa County (1,198/sq mi); the lowest is in Cimarron County (1/sq mi). Census PEP 2023 · TIGER
  • Oklahoma’s highest poverty rate is in Greer County (25.7%); the lowest is in Canadian County (7.9%). Census SAIPE 2023
  • In Oklahoma, unemployment is highest in Love County (7.0%) and lowest in Dewey County (2.6%), for May 2026. BLS LAUS
  • Oklahoma’s highest median age is in McIntosh County (47.3); the lowest is in Payne County (27.7). Census ACS 2019–2023
  • Oklahoma’s highest share of bachelor’s degrees is in Payne County (40.1% of adults); the lowest is in Latimer County (10.4%). Census ACS 2019–2023

Every figure is a current official estimate from the source named — not a crowd-sourced or copied value. Suppressed estimates (coefficient of variation ≥ 0.30) are omitted, never guessed. See the full methodology.

Oklahoma counties: common questions

How many counties are in Oklahoma?

Oklahoma has 77 counties covering 68,597 sq mi and about 4.1M residents. Every one is on the map above and in the table below.

What is the largest county in Oklahoma?

It depends on the measure. By land area it’s Osage County (2,247 sq mi); by population it’s Oklahoma County (808,866 residents).

What county is Oklahoma City in?

Oklahoma City (population 688,693) is in Oklahoma County. Use the search on the map to find any Oklahoma city’s county.

What is the richest county in Oklahoma?

By median household income, Canadian County is the richest at $86,539; the poorest is Latimer County at $41,241 (Census SAIPE 2023).

What is the most populous county in Oklahoma?

Oklahoma County, with 808,866 residents — about 20.0% of Oklahoma’s people, and 369× the least populous, Cimarron County (2,191).

Sources & vintages

  • Population — PEP Vintage 2023 (July 1, 2023) — pep/charv
  • Median household income & poverty — SAIPE 2023
  • Unemployment — BLS LAUS May 2026 (preliminary)
  • Geometry & boundaries — Census TIGERweb
  • Cities & city population — Census TIGERweb Incorporated Places + ACS 5-year 2019–2023

Data current through .