Ranked from official statistics; every city opens its own guide.
Ranking CITY (60 largest of Oklahoma) Official statistics Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020–2024 5-year (via Census Reporter) · Data: ACS 2020–2024
Among the 60 largest places in Oklahoma, Oklahoma City Tulsa and Norman . Click any column to sort; click a city for its guide.
What the ranking shows Across the 60 places in Oklahoma that we cover, the median is 18,111 and the average 43,197; the figure runs from 697,125 (Oklahoma City ) to 7,194 (Seminole ). That is a spread of 96.9 times between the two ends.
How to use it The first five are Oklahoma City , Tulsa , Norman , Broken Arrow , Edmond . A high or low position is not good or bad on its own: size brings more employers and services but also longer commutes and more competition for housing. Use the Compare tab on each city page to see how two places differ across income, rent, commute and education, and check the county page for the local job market.
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# ⇅ City ⇅ County ⇅ Population ⇅ Median household income ⇅ Median rent ⇅ 1 Oklahoma City Oklahoma County 697,125 $68,656 $1,130 2 Tulsa Tulsa County 413,794 $59,838 $1,052 3 Norman Cleveland County 129,672 $67,704 $1,090 4 Broken Arrow Tulsa County 118,180 $86,765 $1,320 5 Edmond Oklahoma County 96,825 $103,183 $1,344 6 Lawton Comanche County 90,595 $54,433 $967 7 Moore Cleveland County 63,420 $80,420 $1,340 8 Midwest City Oklahoma County 58,297 $57,520 $1,091 9 Enid Garfield County 50,653 $62,125 $914 10 Stillwater Payne County 49,269 $43,700 $947 11 Owasso Tulsa County 40,151 $79,036 $1,270 12 Bartlesville Washington County 37,878 $58,869 $916 13 Muskogee Muskogee County 36,758 $50,213 $858 14 Shawnee Pottawatomie County 31,671 $55,815 $936 15 Bixby Tulsa County 30,155 $104,404 $1,393 16 Jenks Tulsa County 27,102 $111,004 $1,602 17 Yukon Canadian County 25,529 $75,273 $1,274 18 Ardmore Carter County 24,877 $53,900 $1,006 19 Ponca City Kay County 24,326 $55,941 $850 20 Duncan Stephens County 22,958 $58,054 $896 21 Sapulpa Creek County 22,570 $63,817 $1,057 22 Mustang Canadian County 22,192 $87,844 $1,287 23 Del City Oklahoma County 21,494 $46,925 $1,054 24 Bethany Oklahoma County 20,560 $56,591 $1,071 25 Claremore Rogers County 20,166 $58,685 $1,009 26 Sand Springs Tulsa County 20,117 $75,645 $1,002 27 Durant Bryan County 19,746 $46,812 $953 28 Altus Jackson County 18,646 $55,295 $854 29 El Reno Canadian County 18,557 $56,219 $968 30 McAlester Pittsburg County 18,111 $51,930 $915 31 Tahlequah Cherokee County 16,935 $49,581 $835 32 Ada Pontotoc County 16,575 $53,507 $894 33 Chickasha Grady County 16,539 $54,111 $888 34 Glenpool Tulsa County 14,151 $79,525 $1,370 35 Newcastle McClain County 13,001 $93,398 $1,105 36 Miami Ottawa County 12,926 $46,410 $835 37 Guymon Texas County 12,539 $60,075 $887 38 Choctaw Oklahoma County 12,303 $100,574 $1,208 39 Weatherford Custer County 12,004 $54,704 $804 40 Woodward Woodward County 11,882 $54,463 $839 41 Elk City Beckham County 11,361 $51,272 $943 42 Okmulgee Okmulgee County 11,348 $41,848 $837 43 Guthrie Logan County 11,243 $53,457 $870 44 Warr Acres Oklahoma County 10,466 $53,273 $919 45 Coweta Wagoner County 10,433 $67,519 $932 46 Pryor Creek Mayes County 9,569 $44,839 $928 47 The Village Oklahoma County 9,447 $77,108 $1,403 48 Blanchard McClain County 9,215 $91,473 $962 49 Poteau Le Flore County 8,959 $50,511 $853 50 Collinsville Tulsa County 8,878 $90,570 $1,175 51 Skiatook Tulsa County 8,632 $57,480 $961 52 Sallisaw Sequoyah County 8,605 $48,036 $826 53 Clinton Custer County 8,388 $58,207 $883 54 Cushing Payne County 8,367 $44,136 $798 55 Piedmont Canadian County 8,342 $104,441 $1,544 56 Wagoner Wagoner County 8,082 $57,917 $868 57 Tuttle Grady County 8,040 $103,994 $1,016 58 Catoosa Rogers County 7,496 $72,467 $1,066 59 Noble Cleveland County 7,493 $81,739 $1,038 60 Seminole Seminole County 7,194 $39,121 $744
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