Ranking · Oklahoma

Richest and poorest places in Oklahoma

Nichols Hills has the highest median household income of Oklahoma's 228 ranked places ($207,567); Boley has the lowest ($26,250). Ranked: places with 1,000 or more residents in the 2020 Census and an estimate whose coefficient of variation is 40% or less.

Which are the richest places?

Richest places in Oklahoma, first to fifth: Nichols Hills ($207,567), Jenks ($111,004), Union City ($105,833), Piedmont ($104,441) and Bixby ($104,404).

Richest places in Oklahoma, by median household income, ACS 2020-2024 5-year estimates. "Within the margin": the survey cannot tell this place from the next one.
RankPlaceTypeMedian household incomeResidentsCounty
1 Nichols Hillscity $207,567±$47,788 3,864Oklahoma County
2 Jenkswithin the margincity $111,004±$6,394 28,175Tulsa County
3 Union Citywithin the margintown $105,833±$7,305 2,129Canadian County
4 Piedmontwithin the margincity $104,441±$11,418 9,427Canadian County and 1 more
5 Bixbywithin the margincity $104,404±$7,712 32,766Tulsa County and 1 more
6 Tuttlewithin the margincity $103,994±$8,683 8,708Grady County
7 Forest Parkwithin the margintown $103,929±$23,172 1,035Oklahoma County
8 Goldsbywithin the margintown $103,333±$16,900 3,591McClain County
9 Edmondwithin the margincity $103,183±$3,238 100,479Oklahoma County
10 Choctawwithin the margincity $100,574±$7,593 12,549Oklahoma County
11 Justicewithin the marginCDP $97,861±$6,222 1,530Rogers County
12 Elginwithin the margincity $96,250±$26,925 3,653Comanche County
13 Okarchewithin the margintown $94,063±$22,238 1,196Kingfisher County and 1 more
14 Newcastlewithin the margincity $93,398±$8,625 15,198McClain County
15 Blanchardwithin the margincity $91,473±$10,950 10,013McClain County and 1 more
16 Collinsvillewithin the margincity $90,570±$10,215 9,956Tulsa County and 1 more
17 Norwoodwithin the marginCDP $88,661±$13,646 1,752Cherokee County and 1 more
18 Mustangwithin the margincity $87,844±$6,097 24,571Canadian County
19 Broken Arrowwithin the margincity $86,765±$2,441 124,991Tulsa County and 1 more
20 Harrahwithin the margincity $84,375±$13,217 7,212Oklahoma County
21 Verdigriswithin the margintown $84,259±$13,932 5,888Rogers County
22 Kieferwithin the margintown $83,317±$5,106 2,310Creek County
23 McCordwithin the marginCDP $83,125±$22,710 1,553Osage County
24 Cleorawithin the marginCDP $82,321±$34,333 1,477Delaware County
25 Noblecity $81,739±$20,063 7,748Cleveland County

Source: American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates, U.S. Census Bureau (released January 2026) · Check it at data.census.gov

Which are the poorest places?

Poorest places in Oklahoma, first to fifth: Boley ($26,250), Wetumka ($27,058), Okemah ($32,386), Erick ($32,955) and Hobart ($33,051).

Poorest places in Oklahoma, by median household income, ACS 2020-2024 5-year estimates.
RankPlaceTypeMedian household incomeResidentsCounty
228 Boleywithin the margintown $26,250±$10,168 1,087Okfuskee County
227 Wetumkawithin the margincity $27,058±$10,018 1,133Hughes County
226 Okemahwithin the margincity $32,386±$5,793 3,091Okfuskee County
225 Erickwithin the margincity $32,955±$13,229 979Beckham County
224 Hobartwithin the margincity $33,051±$8,651 3,257Kiowa County
223 Haskellwithin the margintown $33,750±$16,781 1,740Muskogee County
222 Konawawithin the margincity $33,789±$3,384 1,242Seminole County
221 Hugowithin the margincity $33,917±$5,186 5,082Choctaw County
220 Heavenerwithin the margincity $34,408±$5,657 3,070Le Flore County
219 Commercewithin the margincity $34,817±$2,769 2,260Ottawa County
218 Perkinswithin the margincity $35,456±$5,272 3,271Payne County
217 Antlerswithin the margincity $36,336±$7,785 2,186Pushmataha County
216 Wisterwithin the margintown $36,607±$8,620 1,068Le Flore County
215 Checotahwithin the margincity $37,042±$3,452 3,096McIntosh County
214 Hominywithin the margincity $37,193±$5,736 3,293Osage County
213 Eufaulawithin the margincity $37,289±$6,298 2,882McIntosh County
212 Stilwellwithin the margincity $37,292±$6,251 3,892Adair County
211 Wewokawithin the margincity $37,986±$10,672 3,046Seminole County
210 Jaywithin the margincity $38,094±$3,508 2,507Delaware County
209 Keyswithin the marginCDP $38,600±$17,117 982Cherokee County
208 Holliswithin the margincity $38,672±$7,519 1,673Harmon County
207 Bristowwithin the margincity $38,906±$9,038 4,381Creek County
206 Wilburtonwithin the margincity $38,971±$5,821 2,308Latimer County
205 Seminolewithin the margincity $39,121±$4,286 7,393Seminole County
204 Westvilletown $39,400±$11,183 1,413Adair County

Source: American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates, U.S. Census Bureau (released January 2026) · Check it at data.census.gov

Which places in Oklahoma have the highest income per person?

The survey publishes income per person without a top code, so it gives a figure even for the richest places: Nichols Hills has the highest estimate, $138,740 per resident (±$22,331), clearly ahead of Edmond ($56,320).

Highest per capita income in Oklahoma, ACS 2020-2024 5-year estimates. "Within the margin": the survey cannot tell it from the next one.
RankPlaceTypePer capita income
1 Nichols Hillscity$138,740±$22,331
2 Edmondwithin the margincity$56,320±$3,298
3 McCordwithin the marginCDP$50,689±$8,896
4 Bixbywithin the margincity$49,917±$2,577
5 Cleorawithin the marginCDP$48,599±$7,234
6 Forest Parkwithin the margintown$48,018±$8,313
7 Goldsbywithin the margintown$47,847±$5,261
8 Okarchewithin the margintown$47,779±$14,851
9 Piedmontwithin the margincity$46,464±$5,763
10 Broken Arrowcity$46,371±$5,297

Source: American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates, U.S. Census Bureau (released January 2026) · Check it at data.census.gov

How is this ranking made?

Each place's median household income is read from the 2020-2024 American Community Survey. A place enters the ranking if it had 1,000 or more residents in the 2020 Census and its estimate has a coefficient of variation of 40% or less. 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 American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates, U.S. Census Bureau (released January 2026) · How ranks are computed

How these figures are made: methodology and release checks · reading a margin of error · every state · corrections