Oklahoma County Map - List of 77 Counties and County Seats

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The U.S. state of Oklahoma is divided into 77 Counties. Explore the Oklahoma County Map, all Counties list along with their County Seats in alphabetical order and their population, areas and the date of formation.

Oklahoma County Map

About Counties of Oklahoma

Oklahoma is one among fifty states of United States of America. The state is located in the south central part of the country. Oklahoma shares the borders with Texas in south, Kansas in north, Arkansas in east and New Mexico in west. The capital city of the state is Oklahoma City. Of all the Counties of Oklahoma, Oklahoma County has the highest population in the state with population of 796,292. Tulsa County and Cleveland County rank as second and third counties respectively as they have the highest number of population after Oklahoma County. The least populated county in the state of Oklahoma is Cimarron County. Among Counties of Oklahoma McIntosh County is considered as the oldest county in the state. The largest county by its area is Osage as it has 2,041.26 square miles. The second biggest county in terms of area is Texas.

Counties of Oklahoma are 77 in number. The state ranks seventeenth in terms of having a number of counties. U.S state of Oklahoma initially had seven counties in the beginning. They are Logan, Cleveland, Oklahoma, Canadian, Kingfisher, Payne and Beaver. These were renamed later. Oklahoma became a state in the year 1907 under the leadership of Theodore Roosevelt who was then president of the country. There are four types of local governments in the state of Oklahoma. They are Counties, Municipalities, special districts and school districts.

Counties have a major role to play in providing services to the people of the place as they are the largest units of local governance. The state Oklahoma is divided into 77 counties which are further divided into 597 incorporated municipalities which consist of cities and towns. There are two kinds of municipal governments; City government and Town government. Any geographical place in order to become a city, it must have at least the population of 1,000. The cities of Oklahoma follow a Council- Manager form of government. Counties of Oklahoma and other local governing bodies provide a lot of public services to the citizens like Public safety services like police, fire and ambulance, Environment and housing services like taking care of Sewerage, solid waste, parks and buildings and other Utilities like water, electric and public, transport and Education. Hence by providing different services to the inhabitants of the state, local government is shaping the lives of the people.

The U.S. state of Oklahoma has 77 Counties. This is list of Oklahoma Counties and County Seats in alphabetical order along with check their population, areas and the date of formation.

List of Counties in Oklahoma with County Seats

S.NCountyCounty SeatPopulationArea Formed
1Adair CountyStilwell21,038 (2020 Census)576.15 sq mi (1,492 km2)1907
2Alfalfa CountyCherokee5,105866.69 sq mi (2,245 km2)1907
3Atoka CountyAtoka13,758978.77 sq mi (2,535 km2)1907
4Beaver CountyBeaver4,8391,814.39 sq mi (4,699 km2)1890
5Beckham CountySayre22,140901.85 sq mi (2,336 km2)1907
6Blaine CountyWatonga8,735928.54 sq mi (2,405 km2)1890
7Bryan CountyDurant47,995908.65 sq mi (2,353 km2)1907
8Caddo CountyAnadarko26,2681,278.52 sq mi (3,311 km2)1901
9Canadian CountyEl Reno154,405899.72 sq mi (2,330 km2)1901
10Carter CountyArdmore47,045824.21 sq mi (2,135 km2)1907
11Cherokee CountyTahlequah47,078749.83 sq mi (1,942 km2)1907
12Choctaw CountyHugo14,204770.33 sq mi (1,995 km2)1907
13Cimarron CountyBoise City2,4701,840.03 sq mi (4,766 km2)1907
14Cleveland CountyNorman295,528558.10 sq mi (1,445 km2)1890
15Coal CountyCoalgate5,074517.43 sq mi (1,340 km2)1907
16Comanche CountyLawton121,1251,083.45 sq mi (2,806 km2)1907
17Cotton CountyWalters5,526642.62 sq mi (1,664 km2)1912
18Craig CountyVinita14,308761.49 sq mi (1,972 km2)1907
19Creek CountySapulpa71,754970.45 sq mi (2,514 km2)1907
20Custer CountyArapaho28,513989.87 sq mi (2,564 km2)1891
21Delaware CountyJay39,262792.50 sq mi (2,053 km2)1907
22Dewey CountyTaloga4,5891,008.27 sq mi (2,611 km2)1892
23Ellis CountyArnett3,7491,232.14 sq mi (3,191 km2)1907
24Garfield CountyEnid60,5801,059.99 sq mi (2,745 km2)1893
25Garvin CountyPauls Valley25,458802.31 sq mi (2,078 km2)1907
26Grady CountyChickasha54,7951,104.73 sq mi (2,861 km2)1907
27Grant CountyMedford4,7941,003.79 sq mi (2,600 km2)1892
28Greer CountyMangum5,491644.91 sq mi (1,670 km2)1896
29Harmon CountyHollis2,455539.30 sq mi (1,397 km2)1909
30Harper CountyBuffalo3,2721,039.14 sq mi (2,691 km2)1893
31Haskell CountyStigler11,561577.45 sq mi (1,495 km2)1907
32Hughes CountyHoldenville13,367815.67 sq mi (2,112 km2)1907
33Jackson CountyAltus25,516804.01 sq mi (2,082 km2)1907
34Jefferson CountyWaurika5,647774.20 sq mi (2,005 km2)1907
35Johnston CountyTishomingo10,714658.99 sq mi (1,707 km2)1907
36Kay CountyNewkirk43,700944.06 sq mi (2,445 km2)1895
37Kingfisher CountyKingfisher15,184906.31 sq mi (2,347 km2)1907
38Kiowa CountyHobart8,4961,031.59 sq mi (2,672 km2)1901
39Latimer CountyWilburton10,692729.42 sq mi (1,889 km2)1907
40Le Flore CountyPoteau48,1291,608.99 sq mi (4,167 km2)1907
41Lincoln CountyChandler34,877966.51 sq mi (2,503 km2)1891
42Logan CountyGuthrie46,562744.33 sq mi (1,928 km2)1891
43Love CountyMarietta10,146532.38 sq mi (1,379 km2)1907
44Major CountyFairview7,540958.32 sq mi (2,482 km2)1909
45Marshall CountyMadill16,931427.67 sq mi (1,108 km2)1907
46Mayes CountyPryor41,259684.68 sq mi (1,773 km2)1907
47McClain CountyPurcell41,662580.28 sq mi (1,503 km2)1907
48McCurtain CountyIdabel30,8141,902.74 sq mi (4,928 km2)1907
49McIntosh CountyEufaula19,867712.43 sq mi (1,845 km2)1907
50Murray CountySulphur13,311425.44 sq mi (1,102 km2)1907
51Muskogee CountyMuskogee66,534839.45 sq mi (2,174 km2)1907
52Noble CountyPerry10,924743.27 sq mi (1,925 km2)1897
53Nowata CountyNowata9,320581.83 sq mi (1,507 km2)1907
54Okfuskee CountyOkemah11,310629.29 sq mi (1,630 km2)1907
55Oklahoma CountyOklahoma City796,292718.93 sq mi (1,862 km2)1891
56Okmulgee CountyOkmulgee36,706697.39 sq mi (1,806 km2)1907
57Osage CountyPawhuska45,8182,304.33 sq mi (5,968 km2)1907
58Ottawa CountyMiami30,285485.33 sq mi (1,257 km2)1907
59Pawnee CountyPawnee15,553594.17 sq mi (1,539 km2)1897
60Payne CountyStillwater81,646697.68 sq mi (1,807 km2)1890
61Pittsburg CountyMcAlester43,7731,377.91 sq mi (3,568 km2)1907
62Pontotoc CountyAda38,065725.33 sq mi (1,878 km2)1907
63Pottawatomie CountyShawnee72,454793.10 sq mi (2,054 km2)1891
64Pushmataha CountyAntlers10,8121,423.88 sq mi (3,688 km2)1907
65Roger Mills CountyCheyenne3,4421,146.21 sq mi (2,969 km2)1895
66Rogers CountyClaremore95,240711.43 sq mi (1,842 km2)1907
67Seminole CountyWewoka23,556632.02 sq mi (1,637 km2)1907
68Sequoyah CountySallisaw38,058714.68 sq mi (1,851 km2)1907
69Stephens CountyDuncan43,516891.89 sq mi (2,310 km2)1907
70Texas CountyGuymon20,1072,049.33 sq mi (5,308 km2)1907
71Tillman CountyFrederick7,260879.51 sq mi (2,278 km2)1907
72Tulsa CountyTulsa669,279587.02 sq mi (1,520 km2)1907
73Wagoner CountyWagoner80,981591.29 sq mi (1,531 km2)1907
74Washington CountyBartlesville52,455424.93 sq mi (1,101 km2)1907
75Washita CountyCordell10,9161,009.28 sq mi (2,614 km2)1897
76Woods CountyAlva8,7881,290.09 sq mi (3,341 km2)1893
77Woodward CountyWoodward20,4701,246.43 sq mi (3,228 km2)1893
31Haskell CountyStigler11,561577.45 sq mi (1,495 km2)1907
32Hughes CountyHoldenville13,367815.67 sq mi (2,112 km2)1907
33Jackson CountyAltus25,516804.01 sq mi (2,082 km2)1907
34Jefferson CountyWaurika5,647774.20 sq mi (2,005 km2)1907
35Johnston CountyTishomingo10,714658.99 sq mi (1,707 km2)1907
36Kay CountyNewkirk43,700944.06 sq mi (2,445 km2)1895
37Kingfisher CountyKingfisher15,184906.31 sq mi (2,347 km2)1907
38Kiowa CountyHobart8,4961,031.59 sq mi (2,672 km2)1901
39Latimer CountyWilburton10,692729.42 sq mi (1,889 km2)1907
40Le Flore CountyPoteau48,1291,608.99 sq mi (4,167 km2)1907
41Lincoln CountyChandler34,877966.51 sq mi (2,503 km2)1891
42Logan CountyGuthrie46,562744.33 sq mi (1,928 km2)1891
43Love CountyMarietta10,146532.38 sq mi (1,379 km2)1907
44Major CountyFairview7,540958.32 sq mi (2,482 km2)1909
45Marshall CountyMadill16,931427.67 sq mi (1,108 km2)1907
46Mayes CountyPryor41,259684.68 sq mi (1,773 km2)1907
47McClain CountyPurcell41,662580.28 sq mi (1,503 km2)1907
48McCurtain CountyIdabel30,8141,902.74 sq mi (4,928 km2)1907
49McIntosh CountyEufaula19,867712.43 sq mi (1,845 km2)1907
50Murray CountySulphur13,311425.44 sq mi (1,102 km2)1907
51Muskogee CountyMuskogee66,534839.45 sq mi (2,174 km2)1907
52Noble CountyPerry10,924743.27 sq mi (1,925 km2)1897
53Nowata CountyNowata9,320581.83 sq mi (1,507 km2)1907
54Okfuskee CountyOkemah11,310629.29 sq mi (1,630 km2)1907
55Oklahoma CountyOklahoma City796,292718.93 sq mi (1,862 km2)1891
56Okmulgee CountyOkmulgee36,706697.39 sq mi (1,806 km2)1907
57Osage CountyPawhuska45,8182,304.33 sq mi (5,968 km2)1907
58Ottawa CountyMiami30,285485.33 sq mi (1,257 km2)1907
59Pawnee CountyPawnee15,553594.17 sq mi (1,539 km2)1897
60Payne CountyStillwater81,646697.68 sq mi (1,807 km2)1890
61Pittsburg CountyMcAlester43,7731,377.91 sq mi (3,568 km2)1907
62Pontotoc CountyAda38,065725.33 sq mi (1,878 km2)1907
63Pottawatomie CountyShawnee72,454793.10 sq mi (2,054 km2)1891
64Pushmataha CountyAntlers10,8121,423.88 sq mi (3,688 km2)1907
65Roger Mills CountyCheyenne3,4421,146.21 sq mi (2,969 km2)1895
66Rogers CountyClaremore95,240711.43 sq mi (1,842 km2)1907
67Seminole CountyWewoka23,556632.02 sq mi (1,637 km2)1907
68Sequoyah CountySallisaw38,058714.68 sq mi (1,851 km2)1907
69Stephens CountyDuncan43,516891.89 sq mi (2,310 km2)1907
70Texas CountyGuymon20,1072,049.33 sq mi (5,308 km2)1907
71Tillman CountyFrederick7,260879.51 sq mi (2,278 km2)1907
72Tulsa CountyTulsa669,279587.02 sq mi (1,520 km2)1907
73Wagoner CountyWagoner80,981591.29 sq mi (1,531 km2)1907
74Washington CountyBartlesville52,455424.93 sq mi (1,101 km2)1907
75Washita CountyCordell10,9161,009.28 sq mi (2,614 km2)1897
76Woods CountyAlva8,7881,290.09 sq mi (3,341 km2)1893
77Woodward CountyWoodward20,4701,246.43 sq mi (3,228 km2)1893

20 Largest Cities in Oklahoma

Rank City County Population (2020 Census) Latitude / Longitude
1Oklahoma CityOklahoma County681,05435.4676, -97.5164
2TulsaTulsa County413,06636.1540, -95.9928
3NormanCleveland County128,02635.2226, -97.4395
4Broken ArrowTulsa County113,54036.0609, -95.7975
5EdmondOklahoma County94,42835.6528, -97.4781
6LawtonComanche County90,38134.6036, -98.3959
7MooreCleveland County62,79335.3395, -97.4867
8Midwest CityOklahoma County57,72535.4495, -97.3967
9EnidGarfield County51,30836.3956, -97.8784
10StillwaterPayne County48,39436.1156, -97.0584
11MuskogeeMuskogee County36,87835.7479, -95.3697
12BartlesvilleWashington County37,29036.7473, -95.9808
13OwassoTulsa County36,70636.2695, -95.8547
14ShawneePottawatomie County31,75435.3273, -96.9253
15Ponca CityKay County24,42436.7069, -97.0856
16ArdmoreCarter County24,69834.1743, -97.1436
17DuncanStephens County22,69234.5023, -97.9578
18YukonCanadian County23,63035.5067, -97.7625
19DurantBryan County18,58933.9939, -96.3708
20TahlequahCherokee County16,20935.9154, -94.9699

Top Tourist Attractions and Famous Places in Oklahoma

  • Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum - Oklahoma City
  • Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge - Comanche County
  • Beavers Bend State Park - McCurtain County
  • Turner Falls Park - Murray County
  • Chickasaw National Recreation Area - Sulphur
  • Tallgrass Prairie Preserve - Osage County
  • Route 66 Museum - Clinton
  • National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum - Oklahoma City
  • Philbrook Museum of Art - Tulsa
  • Gilcrease Museum - Tulsa
  • Lake Murray State Park - Love County
  • Robbers Cave State Park - Latimer County
  • Natural Falls State Park - Delaware County
  • Roman Nose State Park - Blaine County
  • Gloss Mountain State Park - Major County
  • Black Mesa State Park and Nature Preserve - Cimarron County
  • Quartz Mountain State Park - Kiowa County
  • Fort Gibson Historic Site - Muskogee County
  • Cherokee Heritage Center - Tahlequah
  • Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History - Norman
  • Myriad Botanical Gardens - Oklahoma City
  • Gathering Place - Tulsa
  • Lake Texoma - Marshall County
  • Broken Bow Lake - McCurtain County
  • Grand Lake O’ the Cherokees - Delaware County
  • Blue Hole Park - Salina
  • Little Sahara State Park - Woods County
  • Salt Plains National Wildlife Refuge - Alfalfa County
  • Fort Sill National Historic Landmark and Museum - Lawton
  • Oklahoma Route 66 Hall of Fame Museum - Clinton
  • Washita Battlefield National Historic Site - Roger Mills County
  • Sequoyah State Park - Cherokee County
  • Lake Thunderbird State Park - Cleveland County
  • Red Rock Canyon Adventure Park - Caddo County
  • Honey Springs Battlefield - McIntosh County
  • Oklahoma Aquarium - Jenks
  • Science Museum Oklahoma - Oklahoma City
  • Frontier City Theme Park - Oklahoma City
  • Six Flags Hurricane Harbor Oklahoma City - Oklahoma City
  • Keystone Ancient Forest - Sand Springs

Oklahoma Counties Facts

StateOklahoma
CapitalOklahoma City
CountryUnited States
RegionSouth Central United States
Total Counties77 Counties
Largest County (Area)Osage County - 2,304.33 sq mi (5,968 km2)
Smallest County (Area)Marshall County - 427.67 sq mi (1,108 km2)
Most Populous CountyOklahoma County - 796,292 (2020 Census)
Least Populous CountyCimarron County - 2,470 (2020 Census)
Largest CityOklahoma City
Population3,959,353 (2020 Census)
Land Area68,594 sq mi (177,660 km2)
Highest PointBlack Mesa - 4,973 ft (1,516 m)
Lowest PointLittle River near Idabel - 289 ft (88 m)
Major RiversArkansas River, Red River, Canadian River, Cimarron River
National Park SitesChickasaw National Recreation Area, Washita Battlefield National Historic Site
Famous AttractionsRoute 66, Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge, Turner Falls, Broken Bow Lake, National Cowboy Museum
Major AirportsWill Rogers World Airport, Tulsa International Airport
Time ZoneCentral Time Zone (UTC -6)
Postal AbbreviationOK
FIPS Code40
Official Websiteoklahoma.gov