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List of Cities and Counties in Oklahoma
Discover Oklahoma population facts easily with our list of counties and cities. Find out how many people live in each area, from big cities to small towns, and see how Oklahoma’s population is spread out across the state.
Oklahoma Counties by Population
A county is an administrative subdivision of a US state or territory. As of 2022, Oklahoma is divided into 77 counties.
The most populous county in Oklahoma is Oklahoma County ( 0.8 million) and the least populated is Cimarron County. The Largest county by Land Area in Oklahoma is Osage County (2251 sq. mi.) and the smallest in the area is Marshall County.
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# | County | Population 2021 | Area (sq. mi.) |
1 | Oklahoma County | 798,575 | 709 |
2 | Tulsa County | 672,858 | 570 |
3 | Cleveland County | 297,597 | 536 |
4 | Canadian County | 161,737 | 900 |
5 | Comanche County | 122,063 | 1,069 |
6 | Rogers County | 96,695 | 675 |
7 | Wagoner County | 84,050 | 563 |
8 | Payne County | 81,989 | 686 |
9 | Pottawatomie County | 73,019 | 788 |
10 | Creek County | 72,029 | 956 |
11 | Muskogee County | 66,146 | 814 |
12 | Garfield County | 61,926 | 1,058 |
13 | Grady County | 55,508 | 1,101 |
14 | Washington County | 52,772 | 417 |
15 | Logan County | 50,885 | 745 |
16 | Le Flore County | 48,476 | 1,586 |
17 | Carter County | 48,291 | 824 |
18 | Cherokee County | 47,627 | 751 |
19 | Bryan County | 47,105 | 909 |
20 | Osage County | 45,772 | 2,251 |
21 | Kay County | 43,732 | 919 |
22 | Pittsburg County | 43,633 | 1,306 |
23 | McClain County | 43,516 | 570 |
24 | Stephens County | 43,129 | 877 |
25 | Delaware County | 41,000 | 741 |
26 | Sequoyah County | 39,508 | 674 |
27 | Mayes County | 39,159 | 656 |
28 | Pontotoc County | 38,163 | 720 |
29 | Okmulgee County | 36,843 | 697 |
30 | Lincoln County | 33,829 | 959 |
31 | McCurtain County | 30,884 | 1,852 |
32 | Ottawa County | 30,340 | 471 |
33 | Custer County | 28,163 | 987 |
34 | Caddo County | 26,368 | 1,278 |
35 | Garvin County | 25,804 | 809 |
36 | Jackson County | 24,777 | 803 |
37 | Seminole County | 23,567 | 632 |
38 | Beckham County | 22,046 | 902 |
39 | Texas County | 20,865 | 2,037 |
40 | Woodward County | 20,205 | 1,242 |
41 | Adair County | 19,414 | 576 |
42 | McIntosh County | 19,245 | 620 |
43 | Pawnee County | 15,741 | 570 |
44 | Marshall County | 15,594 | 371 |
45 | Kingfisher County | 15,204 | 903 |
46 | Atoka County | 14,324 | 978 |
47 | Choctaw County | 14,307 | 774 |
48 | Craig County | 14,115 | 761 |
49 | Murray County | 13,718 | 418 |
50 | Hughes County | 13,405 | 807 |
51 | Haskell County | 11,602 | 577 |
52 | Okfuskee County | 11,197 | 625 |
53 | Noble County | 10,933 | 732 |
54 | Washita County | 10,915 | 1,004 |
55 | Pushmataha County | 10,815 | 1,397 |
56 | Johnston County | 10,301 | 645 |
57 | Love County | 10,216 | 515 |
58 | Latimer County | 9,427 | 722 |
59 | Nowata County | 9,303 | 565 |
60 | Woods County | 8,583 | 1,287 |
61 | Blaine County | 8,562 | 929 |
62 | Kiowa County | 8,410 | 1,015 |
63 | Major County | 7,668 | 957 |
64 | Tillman County | 7,076 | 872 |
65 | Alfalfa County | 5,710 | 867 |
66 | Greer County | 5,487 | 639 |
67 | Cotton County | 5,480 | 637 |
68 | Jefferson County | 5,438 | 759 |
69 | Coal County | 5,276 | 518 |
70 | Beaver County | 4,980 | 1,814 |
71 | Dewey County | 4,417 | 1,000 |
72 | Grant County | 4,131 | 1,001 |
73 | Ellis County | 3,762 | 1,229 |
74 | Roger Mills County | 3,386 | 1,142 |
75 | Harper County | 3,180 | 1,039 |
76 | Harmon County | 2,418 | 538 |
77 | Cimarron County | 2,248 | 1,835 |
Source: US Census report 2021
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Top Cities in Oklahoma by population
Oklahoma is divided into 77 counties and contains 597 municipalities consisting of cities and towns. Oklahoma City is the most populated city in the state. Besides Oklahoma City, only three more cities have a population of over 100,000. i.e Tulsa, Norman, and Broken Arrow.
# | City | Population 2020 | County |
1 | Oklahoma City | 681,054 | Oklahoma, Canadian, Cleveland, Pottawatomie |
2 | Tulsa | 413,066 | Tulsa, Osage, Rogers, Wagoner |
3 | Norman | 128,026 | Cleveland |
4 | Broken Arrow | 113,540 | Tulsa. Wagoner |
5 | Edmond | 94,428 | Oklahoma |
6 | Lawton | 90,381 | Comanche |
7 | Moore | 62,793 | Cleveland |
8 | Midwest City | 58,409 | Oklahoma |
9 | Enid | 51,308 | Garfield |
10 | Stillwater | 48,394 | Payne |
11 | Owasso | 38,240 | Tulsa, Rogers |
12 | Bartlesville | 37,290 | Washington, Osage |
13 | Muskogee | 36,878 | Muskogee |
14 | Shawnee | 31,377 | Pottawatomie |
15 | Bixby | 28,609 | Tulsa, Wagoner |
16 | Jenks | 25,949 | Tulsa |
17 | Ardmore | 24,725 | Carter |
18 | Ponca City | 24,424 | Kay |
19 | Yukon | 23,630 | Canadian |
20 | Duncan | 22,692 | Stephens |
Source: US Census 2020
Most Populous Counties in Oklahoma
The most populous county in Oklahoma is Oklahoma County with 0.8 million residents. Its followed by Tulsa County (0.67 million) and Cleveland County (0.3 million)
Let’s have a look at the Top 10 most populous counties
# | County | Population 2021 |
1 | Oklahoma County | 798,575 |
2 | Tulsa County | 672,858 |
3 | Cleveland County | 297,597 |
4 | Canadian County | 161,737 |
5 | Comanche County | 122,063 |
6 | Rogers County | 96,695 |
7 | Wagoner County | 84,050 |
8 | Payne County | 81,989 |
9 | Pottawatomie County | 73,019 |
10 | Creek County | 72,029 |
Least Populated Oklahoma County
The least populous county is Cimarron County with 2,248 residents, it’s followed by Harmon County and Harper County.
Let’s have a look at 5 least populated counties in Oklahoma
# | County | Population 2021 |
1 | Cimarron County | 2,248 |
2 | Harmon County | 2,418 |
3 | Harper County | 3,180 |
4 | Roger Mills County | 3,386 |
5 | Ellis County | 3,762 |
source: US Census 2021
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Largest Counties in Oklahoma by area
The Largest county by Land Area in Oklahoma is Osage County with an area of 2,251 sq. miles. Texas County with an area of 2,037 sq. mi. comes next followed by McCurtain County (1,852 sq. mi.)
Let’s have a look at the Top 10 counties by Area
# | County | Area (sq. mi.) |
1 | Osage County | 2,251 |
2 | Texas County | 2,037 |
3 | McCurtain County | 1,852 |
4 | Cimarron County | 1,835 |
5 | Beaver County | 1,814 |
6 | Le Flore County | 1,586 |
7 | Pushmataha County | 1,397 |
8 | Pittsburg County | 1,306 |
9 | Woods County | 1,287 |
10 | Caddo County | 1,278 |
Smallest County in Oklahoma by area
The smallest county by area in Oklahoma is Marshall County with an area of 371 square miles.
# | County | Area (sq. mi.) |
1 | Marshall County | 371 |
2 | Washington County | 417 |
3 | Murray County | 418 |
4 | Ottawa County | 471 |
5 | Love County | 515 |
Most Densely populated Counties in Oklahoma
The most densely populated county in Oklahoma is Tulsa County, with 1,180 people per sq. mi. Next comes Oklahoma County with 1,126 people per sq. mi followed by Cleveland County (555/ sq.mi)
Let’s have a look at the Top 10 densely populated counties
# | County | Density (people/sq. mi.) |
1 | Tulsa County | 1,180.45 |
2 | Oklahoma County | 1,126.34 |
3 | Cleveland County | 555.22 |
4 | Canadian County | 179.71 |
5 | Wagoner County | 149.29 |
6 | Rogers County | 143.25 |
7 | Washington County | 126.55 |
8 | Payne County | 119.52 |
9 | Comanche County | 114.18 |
10 | Pottawatomie County | 92.66 |
Least Densely Populated County in Oklahoma
Cimarron County with a population density of just 1.23 people per sq. miles is the least densely populated county in Oklahoma
# | County | Density (people/sq. mi.) |
1 | Cimarron County | 1.23 |
2 | Beaver County | 2.75 |
3 | Roger Mills County | 2.96 |
4 | Harper County | 3.06 |
5 | Ellis County | 3.06 |
source: US Census 2021