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Ranking · Oklahoma

Fastest-growing and fastest-shrinking places in Oklahoma

Newcastle has the highest population change, 2020 to 2025 of Oklahoma's 212 ranked places (+38.3%); Boise City has the lowest (−10.6%). Ranked: places with 1,000 or more residents in the 2020 Census that are incorporated (the Census Bureau estimates only those each year).

Which are the fastest-growing places?

Fastest-growing places in Oklahoma, first to fifth: Newcastle (+38.3%), Goldsby (+33.3%), Piedmont (+27.4%), Collinsville (+25.5%) and Mustang (+23.4%).

Fastest-growing places in Oklahoma, by population change, 2020 to 2025.
RankPlaceTypePopulation change, 2020 to 2025ResidentsCounty
1 Newcastlecity +38.3% 15,198McClain County
2 Goldsbytown +33.3% 3,591McClain County
3 Piedmontcity +27.4% 9,427Canadian County and 1 more
4 Collinsvillecity +25.5% 9,956Tulsa County and 1 more
5 Mustangcity +23.4% 24,571Canadian County
6 Rolandtown +23.3% 4,146Sequoyah County
7 El Renocity +22.0% 20,730Canadian County
8 Cowetacity +19.0% 11,472Wagoner County
9 Union Citytown +18.7% 2,129Canadian County
10 Tuttlecity +18.0% 8,708Grady County
11 Yukoncity +16.8% 27,615Canadian County
12 Durantcity +15.9% 21,552Bryan County
13 Bixbycity +14.0% 32,766Tulsa County and 1 more
14 Blanchardcity +13.5% 10,013McClain County and 1 more
15 Luthertown +13.3% 1,694Oklahoma County
16 Guthriecity +13.1% 12,257Logan County
17 Owassocity +12.7% 43,117Tulsa County and 1 more
18 Jonestown +11.6% 3,222Oklahoma County
19 Noblecity +11.0% 7,748Cleveland County
20 Harrahcity +10.9% 7,212Oklahoma County
21 Verdigristown +10.4% 5,888Rogers County
22 Wagonercity +10.3% 8,405Wagoner County
23 Crescentcity +10.2% 1,429Logan County
24 Langstontown +10.1% 1,787Logan County
25 Broken Arrowcity +10.1% 124,991Tulsa County and 1 more

Source: Census Bureau population estimates, Vintage 2025 (SUB-EST2025) · Census population estimates

Which are the fastest-shrinking places?

Fastest-shrinking places in Oklahoma, first to fifth: Boise City (−10.6%), Hollis (−6.7%), Barnsdall (−5.7%), Guymon (−5.6%) and Hooker (−5.5%).

Fastest-shrinking places in Oklahoma, by population change, 2020 to 2025.
RankPlaceTypePopulation change, 2020 to 2025ResidentsCounty
212 Boise Citycity −10.6% 1,040Cimarron County
211 Holliscity −6.7% 1,673Harmon County
210 Barnsdallcity −5.7% 974Osage County
209 Guymoncity −5.6% 12,241Texas County
208 Hookercity −5.5% 1,706Texas County
207 Anadarkocity −5.2% 5,448Caddo County
206 Moorelandtown −4.6% 1,122Woodward County
205 Beavertown −4.4% 1,213Beaver County
204 Shattucktown −4.4% 1,194Ellis County
203 Hobartcity −4.4% 3,257Kiowa County
202 Konawacity −4.4% 1,242Seminole County
201 Apachetown −4.2% 996Caddo County
200 Snydercity −4.2% 1,214Kiowa County
199 Carnegietown −4.1% 1,366Caddo County
198 Woodwardcity −4.0% 11,635Woodward County
197 Fairviewcity −4.0% 2,632Major County
196 Watongacity −3.6% 2,594Blaine County
195 Hartshornecity −3.5% 1,877Pittsburg County
194 Buffalotown −3.4% 1,002Harper County
193 Okeenetown −3.3% 1,047Blaine County
192 Lavernetown −3.3% 1,189Harper County
191 Frederickcity −3.2% 3,371Tillman County
190 Spencercity −3.1% 3,857Oklahoma County
189 Del Citycity −3.1% 21,138Oklahoma County
188 Mangumcity −3.1% 2,683Greer County

Source: Census Bureau population estimates, Vintage 2025 (SUB-EST2025) · Census population estimates

How is this ranking made?

Each place's population change, 2020 to 2025 is read from the Census Bureau's April 1, 2020 estimates base and its July 1, 2025 estimate. A place enters the ranking if it had 1,000 or more residents in the 2020 Census and is incorporated. Ties in the published figure share a rank. This is a measurement of one figure, not a judgment of a place.

Source: PlainCities ranking method applied to the Census Bureau population estimates, Vintage 2025 (SUB-EST2025) · How ranks are computed

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