State profile · OK

Largest Cities in Oklahoma

Ranked by resident population across 671 tracked cities and towns in Oklahoma, using Census ACS 5-Year Estimates (2023). This compares cities and Census-designated places, not metropolitan areas, and carries the same rows into the chart, table, and downloadable CSV below.

671
Cities
3.2M
Combined city pop.
$56,361
Avg median income
14.2%
Avg poverty rate

Data updated August 2026

The headline finding

Oklahoma City is the largest of 671 tracked cities in Oklahoma, which ranks #47 of 52 nationally on avg median income.

Oklahoma City
largest tracked city (688,693 people)
#47
national rank, avg median income
671
cities tracked in this state

Every figure here is read live from the same table rendered below.

93% of Oklahoma's 671 tracked cities are small towns under 10,000 people -- none crosses the 1-million-resident mark.

Oklahoma's city-size mix

How the tracked cities and towns split by resident population

tracked cities

What this shows Small towns under 10,000 residents are the largest group in PlainCities' Oklahoma coverage, with 626 of 671 tracked places. This is a count of profiled places, not a share of the state's population.

Source Derived from U.S. Census Bureau ACS 5-Year Estimates (2023) As of 2023
How we calculate this mix & the national home-value percentile below

Every tracked city in Oklahoma is bucketed by population: small town under 10,000; mid-size 10,000–99,999; large 100,000–999,999; megacity 1,000,000+. The national home-value comparison below plots Oklahoma's average tracked-city home value against all 52 US states/territories, ranked the same way as the per-city percentiles: the state's percentile is the share of states with a lower average home value. See the methodology page for the full source-to-figure lineage.

Largest cities in Oklahoma

By population, hover or tap a bar for income detail

residents

What this shows Oklahoma City, OK is the most populous city profiled in Oklahoma; the top 100 rows are listed below and the complete 671-row record is available as a CSV.

Source U.S. Census Bureau ACS 5-Year Estimates (2023) As of 2023

How Oklahoma ranks nationally

Avg median income

$56,361

#47 of 52 · highest income

Avg home value

$121,146

#50 of 52 · highest values

Avg poverty rate

14.2%

#41 of 52 · lowest poverty

Tracked cities

671

#16 of 52 · most tracked cities

Oklahoma ranks #47 of 52 nationally on average median income and #41 of 52 on average poverty rate, derived live by comparing it against every other tracked state. Averages are computed only across the cities PlainCities tracks in each state, not full state populations.

How Oklahoma's home values compare nationally

Average tracked-city home value vs. all 52 US states/territories

$121,146 Among the most affordable more affordable than 96% of 52 US states

Show national distribution $0–$50,000: 0 US states (0%). Below this entry. $50,000–$100,000: 0 US states (0%). Below this entry. $100,000–$150,000: 9 US states (17%). This entry sits in this band. $150,000–$200,000: 11 US states (21%). Above this entry. $200,000–$250,000: 11 US states (21%). Above this entry. $250,000–$300,000: 2 US states (4%). Above this entry. $300,000–$350,000: 3 US states (6%). Above this entry. $350,000–$400,000: 4 US states (8%). Above this entry. $400,000–$450,000: 3 US states (6%). Above this entry. $450,000–$500,000: 4 US states (8%). Above this entry. $500,000–$550,000: 1 US states (2%). Above this entry. $550,000–$600,000: 1 US states (2%). Above this entry. $600,000–$650,000: 0 US states (0%). Above this entry. $650,000–$700,000: 1 US states (2%). Above this entry. $700,000–$750,000: 2 US states (4%). Above this entry. $750,000–$800,000: 0 US states (0%). Above this entry. Oklahoma $0 $800,000 every US state, bucketed by value

Each bar is a $50K-wide band; taller bars hold more US states. The dashed line + filled bar mark this entry. Hover or tap any bar for its full count, share, and where it sits relative to this entry.

Source U.S. Census Bureau ACS 5-Year Estimates · 2023

Largest cities in Oklahoma

Showing the 100 most-populous tracked places, ordered by population. Download the CSV for every one of the 671 city records and their source-backed fields.

#CityPopulation
1Oklahoma City688,693
2Tulsa412,322
3Norman128,714
4Broken Arrow115,919
5Edmond95,618
6Lawton90,662
7Moore63,045
8Midwest City58,170
9Enid50,821
10Stillwater48,818
11Owasso39,013
12Bartlesville37,559
13Muskogee36,819
14Shawnee31,511
15Bixby29,402
16Jenks26,519
17Yukon24,802
18Ardmore24,757
19Ponca City24,377
20Duncan22,872
21Sapulpa22,268
22Del City21,561
23Mustang21,290
24Bethany20,606
25Sand Springs19,973
26Claremore19,921
27Durant19,209
28Altus18,670
29McAlester18,098
30El Reno17,919
31Ada16,536
32Tahlequah16,513
33Chickasha16,349
34Glenpool13,885
35Miami12,960
36Guymon12,596
37Newcastle12,238
38Choctaw12,208
39Weatherford12,014
40Woodward11,976
41Elk City11,406
42Okmulgee11,370
43Guthrie11,021
44Warr Acres10,437
45Coweta10,157
46Pryor Creek9,520
47The9,470
48Blanchard9,276
49Poteau8,903
50Sallisaw8,553
51Skiatook8,553
52Collinsville8,468
53Clinton8,461
54Cushing8,336
55Piedmont7,978
56Wagoner7,934
57Tuttle7,785
58Catoosa7,631
59Noble7,337
60Seminole7,161
61Grove7,101
62Idabel6,959
63Purcell6,716
64Harrah6,377
65Tecumseh6,320
66Blackwell6,091
67Pauls Valley6,031
68Holdenville5,916
69Henryetta5,631
70Anadarko5,627
71Verdigris5,502
72Vinita5,229
73Sayre5,216
74Hugo5,184
75Lone Grove5,070
76Alva5,009
77Kingfisher4,964
78Sulphur4,900
79Hinton4,886
80Perry4,471
81McLoud4,424
82Marlow4,423
83Pocola4,359
84Bristow4,261
85Broken Bow4,215
86Slaughterville4,214
87Madill3,966
88Spencer3,942
89Nichols Hills3,838
90Fort Gibson3,805
91Stilwell3,740
92Elgin3,560
93Roland3,527
94Nowata3,522
95Frederick3,460
96Dewey3,388
97Hobart3,378
98Hominy3,299
99Muldrow3,292
100Mannford3,278

What to do with Oklahoma's city data

671 cities is a lot to browse, here's where to start.

  • Oklahoma City is Oklahoma's largest tracked city by population, start there if you want the fullest picture of a major OK metro. Oklahoma City profile
  • Nichols Hills has the highest median household income of any tracked city in Oklahoma, a different lens than population size alone. Nichols Hills profile
  • See how Oklahoma's cities stack up nationally, not just against each other. National rankings

City counts and averages on this page cover only the 671 places with sufficient Census ACS data, smaller towns below the reporting threshold are not included.

Primary sources: Census ACS, FBI UCR, NOAA Climate Normals, NCES.

Compare beyond this state

Nationwide similar states

Other states closest to Oklahoma on two ACS statewide axes: tracked-city population sum and mean of city median household incomes. Link sets are deduped so each column is a distinct comparison path, not a claim that peers share a labor market or climate.

Similar statewide population

Nearest 50-state peers by ACS population of tracked cities. This state: 3,174,056.

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Similar mean household income

Nearest peers by mean of city median household incomes. This state: $56,361. Population peers are excluded.

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National city rankings →

Frequently Asked Questions

How many cities does PlainCities track in Oklahoma?

PlainCities profiles 671 cities and towns in Oklahoma, drawn from the U.S. Census Bureau's American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates (2023).

What is the largest city in Oklahoma?

Oklahoma City is the largest tracked city in Oklahoma, with a population of 688,693.

What is the average household income in Oklahoma?

Across the 671 tracked cities in Oklahoma, the average median household income is $56,361. Individual cities vary widely, with Nichols Hills reporting the highest median income at $203,750.

What is the average poverty rate in Oklahoma?

The average poverty rate across Oklahoma's tracked cities is 14.2%, based on Census ACS 5-Year Estimates (2023).

Data sourced from official public datasets. See our methodology for details. Retrieved and formatted by PlainCities

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