Oklahoma counties by area

Official, comparable measurements for 77 counties and county equivalents.

Source fields preserved2026 Census Gazetteer · GEOID · ALAND · AWATER
County equivalents77
Combined land68,596.6 mi²
Population (2025)4,123,288
Largest by landOsage County
Map of the 77 county equivalents in Oklahoma, shaded by land area Adair County: 573.9 mi² land (#64 in Oklahoma); 19,828 people, 35 per mi²Alfalfa County: 866.6 mi² land (#35 in Oklahoma); 5,649 people, 6.5 per mi²Atoka County: 975.5 mi² land (#23 in Oklahoma); 14,609 people, 15 per mi²Beaver County: 1,814.8 mi² land (#5 in Oklahoma); 4,882 people, 2.7 per mi²Beckham County: 901.7 mi² land (#30 in Oklahoma); 22,159 people, 25 per mi²Blaine County: 928.5 mi² land (#27 in Oklahoma); 8,515 people, 9.2 per mi²Bryan County: 904.3 mi² land (#29 in Oklahoma); 51,367 people, 57 per mi²Caddo County: 1,277.8 mi² land (#10 in Oklahoma); 26,130 people, 20 per mi²Canadian County: 896.6 mi² land (#32 in Oklahoma); 187,189 people, 209 per mi²Carter County: 822.3 mi² land (#36 in Oklahoma); 48,910 people, 59 per mi²Cherokee County: 749.1 mi² land (#45 in Oklahoma); 49,196 people, 66 per mi²Choctaw County: 770.4 mi² land (#42 in Oklahoma); 14,059 people, 18 per mi²Cimarron County: 1,834.8 mi² land (#4 in Oklahoma); 2,059 people, 1.1 per mi²Cleveland County: 538.9 mi² land (#70 in Oklahoma); 303,973 people, 564 per mi²Coal County: 516.8 mi² land (#72 in Oklahoma); 5,436 people, 11 per mi²Comanche County: 1,069.3 mi² land (#15 in Oklahoma); 122,158 people, 114 per mi²Cotton County: 632.6 mi² land (#60 in Oklahoma); 5,432 people, 8.6 per mi²Craig County: 761.3 mi² land (#43 in Oklahoma); 14,518 people, 19 per mi²Creek County: 949.9 mi² land (#26 in Oklahoma); 74,967 people, 79 per mi²Custer County: 988.8 mi² land (#22 in Oklahoma); 28,175 people, 28 per mi²Delaware County: 737.7 mi² land (#47 in Oklahoma); 41,910 people, 57 per mi²Dewey County: 999.6 mi² land (#21 in Oklahoma); 4,207 people, 4.2 per mi²Ellis County: 1,231.5 mi² land (#12 in Oklahoma); 3,613 people, 2.9 per mi²Garfield County: 1,058.5 mi² land (#16 in Oklahoma); 61,779 people, 58 per mi²Garvin County: 802.1 mi² land (#40 in Oklahoma); 26,377 people, 33 per mi²Grady County: 1,100.5 mi² land (#14 in Oklahoma); 59,128 people, 54 per mi²Grant County: 1,000.7 mi² land (#20 in Oklahoma); 4,067 people, 4.1 per mi²Greer County: 639.3 mi² land (#58 in Oklahoma); 5,373 people, 8.4 per mi²Harmon County: 537.3 mi² land (#71 in Oklahoma); 2,327 people, 4.3 per mi²Harper County: 1,038.6 mi² land (#17 in Oklahoma); 3,172 people, 3.1 per mi²Haskell County: 576.7 mi² land (#63 in Oklahoma); 11,787 people, 20 per mi²Hughes County: 804.5 mi² land (#38 in Oklahoma); 13,455 people, 17 per mi²Jackson County: 802.7 mi² land (#39 in Oklahoma); 24,764 people, 31 per mi²Jefferson County: 759 mi² land (#44 in Oklahoma); 5,431 people, 7.2 per mi²Johnston County: 643.1 mi² land (#57 in Oklahoma); 10,448 people, 16 per mi²Kay County: 919.6 mi² land (#28 in Oklahoma); 43,490 people, 47 per mi²Kingfisher County: 898.1 mi² land (#31 in Oklahoma); 15,795 people, 18 per mi²Kiowa County: 1,015.1 mi² land (#18 in Oklahoma); 8,181 people, 8.1 per mi²Latimer County: 722.1 mi² land (#49 in Oklahoma); 9,645 people, 13 per mi²Le Flore County: 1,589.4 mi² land (#6 in Oklahoma); 50,196 people, 32 per mi²Lincoln County: 952.4 mi² land (#25 in Oklahoma); 35,278 people, 37 per mi²Logan County: 743.7 mi² land (#46 in Oklahoma); 55,473 people, 75 per mi²Love County: 513.9 mi² land (#73 in Oklahoma); 10,780 people, 21 per mi²Major County: 955 mi² land (#24 in Oklahoma); 7,536 people, 7.9 per mi²Marshall County: 371.5 mi² land (#77 in Oklahoma); 16,255 people, 44 per mi²Mayes County: 655.3 mi² land (#56 in Oklahoma); 40,416 people, 62 per mi²McClain County: 570.7 mi² land (#65 in Oklahoma); 49,647 people, 87 per mi²McCurtain County: 1,850.8 mi² land (#3 in Oklahoma); 30,744 people, 17 per mi²McIntosh County: 618.3 mi² land (#62 in Oklahoma); 19,758 people, 32 per mi²Murray County: 416.4 mi² land (#75 in Oklahoma); 13,805 people, 33 per mi²Muskogee County: 810.7 mi² land (#37 in Oklahoma); 66,708 people, 82 per mi²Noble County: 731.7 mi² land (#48 in Oklahoma); 10,899 people, 15 per mi²Nowata County: 565.8 mi² land (#68 in Oklahoma); 9,522 people, 17 per mi²Okfuskee County: 618.5 mi² land (#61 in Oklahoma); 11,451 people, 19 per mi²Oklahoma County: 708.9 mi² land (#51 in Oklahoma); 822,125 people, 1,160 per mi²Okmulgee County: 697.4 mi² land (#52 in Oklahoma); 37,241 people, 53 per mi²Osage County: 2,246.7 mi² land (#1 in Oklahoma); 46,794 people, 21 per mi²Ottawa County: 470.8 mi² land (#74 in Oklahoma); 30,438 people, 65 per mi²Pawnee County: 568.3 mi² land (#67 in Oklahoma); 16,029 people, 28 per mi²Payne County: 684.9 mi² land (#53 in Oklahoma); 83,889 people, 122 per mi²Pittsburg County: 1,305.5 mi² land (#8 in Oklahoma); 43,320 people, 33 per mi²Pontotoc County: 720.4 mi² land (#50 in Oklahoma); 38,528 people, 53 per mi²Pottawatomie County: 787.8 mi² land (#41 in Oklahoma); 75,102 people, 95 per mi²Pushmataha County: 1,395.6 mi² land (#7 in Oklahoma); 10,807 people, 7.7 per mi²Roger Mills County: 1,141.1 mi² land (#13 in Oklahoma); 3,259 people, 2.9 per mi²Rogers County: 675.7 mi² land (#54 in Oklahoma); 102,197 people, 151 per mi²Seminole County: 632.8 mi² land (#59 in Oklahoma); 23,441 people, 37 per mi²Sequoyah County: 673.6 mi² land (#55 in Oklahoma); 40,842 people, 61 per mi²Stephens County: 870.2 mi² land (#34 in Oklahoma); 44,310 people, 51 per mi²Texas County: 2,041.3 mi² land (#2 in Oklahoma); 20,322 people, 10 per mi²Tillman County: 871.1 mi² land (#33 in Oklahoma); 6,780 people, 7.8 per mi²Tulsa County: 570.2 mi² land (#66 in Oklahoma); 698,782 people, 1,226 per mi²Wagoner County: 561.9 mi² land (#69 in Oklahoma); 93,263 people, 166 per mi²Washington County: 415.5 mi² land (#76 in Oklahoma); 54,037 people, 130 per mi²Washita County: 1,003.1 mi² land (#19 in Oklahoma); 10,884 people, 11 per mi²Woods County: 1,286.5 mi² land (#9 in Oklahoma); 8,443 people, 6.6 per mi²Woodward County: 1,242.8 mi² land (#11 in Oklahoma); 19,827 people, 16 per mi²
  • 371.5–618.3 mi²
  • 618.5–737.7 mi²
  • 743.7–898.1 mi²
  • 901.7–1,058.5 mi²
  • 1,069.3–2,246.7 mi²
Each county equivalent is shaded into one of 5 groups with equal numbers of entries, from lowest (lightest) to highest value; the map starts with land area and can switch to population density. Select a county to open its profile. 2025 Census cartographic boundaries, equal-area projection. About the maps

Understanding Oklahoma’s county areas

The land-area range runs from Marshall County at 371.5 mi² to Osage County at 2,246.7 mi². The largest has 6 times the land area of the smallest and accounts for 3.3% of the combined county land in Oklahoma. Compare with every state’s largest county.

The median county-equivalent land area is 802.7 mi², above the national median of 604.5 mi². The median describes the middle of the county size distribution; it does not describe how people or development are distributed. A state with a few very large counties can have a much smaller median than its largest entry suggests.

Where water changes the picture

McIntosh County has the most assigned water area, at 93.8 mi². It also has the highest water share, with water making up 13.2% of its total area. Water area and water percentage answer different questions: the first measures an amount, while the second measures the mix of land and water.

Across all 77 entries, water accounts for 1.9% of the combined total area. This is calculated from the summed land and water measurements, rather than averaging county percentages, which would give each small and large county equal weight.

Where people live

An estimated 4,123,288 people lived in Oklahoma on July 1, 2025 (+4.1% since 2020), or 1.2% of the national total in this dataset. Oklahoma County is the most populous county equivalent, with 822,125 residents — 19.9% of the state. The largest by land, Osage County, has 46,794.

Across the state there are 60 people per square mile of land. County densities range from 1,226 in Tulsa County to 1.1 in Cimarron County; the median county equivalent has 28. Switch the map above to density to see where the state’s population concentrates.

Compare the largest and smallest county equivalents in Oklahoma to see land, water, and total area on the same scale.

These calculations use the 2026 Census county records listed below. County-equivalent boundaries vary between states; area alone does not measure population, density, or usable land. See coverage and calculation rules.

Complete area table

Sorted from largest to smallest land area.

#County / equivalentLandWaterWater sharePopulationPer mi²
1Osage CountyGEOID 401132,246.7 mi²57.3 mi²2.5%46,79421
2Texas CountyGEOID 401392,041.3 mi²7.4 mi²0.4%20,32210
3McCurtain CountyGEOID 400891,850.8 mi²51.7 mi²2.7%30,74417
4Cimarron CountyGEOID 400251,834.8 mi²6.1 mi²0.3%2,0591.1
5Beaver CountyGEOID 400071,814.8 mi²2.8 mi²0.2%4,8822.7
6Le Flore CountyGEOID 400791,589.4 mi²19.2 mi²1.2%50,19632
7Pushmataha CountyGEOID 401271,395.6 mi²27 mi²1.9%10,8077.7
8Pittsburg CountyGEOID 401211,305.5 mi²72.4 mi²5.3%43,32033
9Woods CountyGEOID 401511,286.5 mi²3.5 mi²0.3%8,4436.6
10Caddo CountyGEOID 400151,277.8 mi²12.4 mi²1%26,13020
11Woodward CountyGEOID 401531,242.8 mi²3.7 mi²0.3%19,82716
12Ellis CountyGEOID 400451,231.5 mi²0.4 mi²0%3,6132.9
13Roger Mills CountyGEOID 401291,141.1 mi²5.3 mi²0.5%3,2592.9
14Grady CountyGEOID 400511,100.5 mi²4.4 mi²0.4%59,12854
15Comanche CountyGEOID 400311,069.3 mi²14.5 mi²1.3%122,158114
16Garfield CountyGEOID 400471,058.5 mi²1.6 mi²0.1%61,77958
17Harper CountyGEOID 400591,038.6 mi²2 mi²0.2%3,1723.1
18Kiowa CountyGEOID 400751,015.1 mi²15.6 mi²1.5%8,1818.1
19Washita CountyGEOID 401491,003.1 mi²5.6 mi²0.6%10,88411
20Grant CountyGEOID 400531,000.7 mi²2.7 mi²0.3%4,0674.1
21Dewey CountyGEOID 40043999.6 mi²8.8 mi²0.9%4,2074.2
22Custer CountyGEOID 40039988.8 mi²13.3 mi²1.3%28,17528
23Atoka CountyGEOID 40005975.5 mi²14.4 mi²1.5%14,60915
24Major CountyGEOID 40093955 mi²3 mi²0.3%7,5367.9
25Lincoln CountyGEOID 40081952.4 mi²13.4 mi²1.4%35,27837
26Creek CountyGEOID 40037949.9 mi²19.6 mi²2%74,96779
27Blaine CountyGEOID 40011928.5 mi²10.4 mi²1.1%8,5159.2
28Kay CountyGEOID 40071919.6 mi²25.3 mi²2.7%43,49047
29Bryan CountyGEOID 40013904.3 mi²39.3 mi²4.2%51,36757
30Beckham CountyGEOID 40009901.7 mi²2.1 mi²0.2%22,15925
31Kingfisher CountyGEOID 40073898.1 mi²7.9 mi²0.9%15,79518
32Canadian CountyGEOID 40017896.6 mi²8.9 mi²1%187,189209
33Tillman CountyGEOID 40141871.1 mi²8.1 mi²0.9%6,7807.8
34Stephens CountyGEOID 40137870.2 mi²21.2 mi²2.4%44,31051
35Alfalfa CountyGEOID 40003866.6 mi²14.9 mi²1.7%5,6496.5
36Carter CountyGEOID 40019822.3 mi²11.5 mi²1.4%48,91059
37Muskogee CountyGEOID 40101810.7 mi²29.4 mi²3.5%66,70882
38Hughes CountyGEOID 40063804.5 mi²10.2 mi²1.3%13,45517
39Jackson CountyGEOID 40065802.7 mi²1.6 mi²0.2%24,76431
40Garvin CountyGEOID 40049802.1 mi²11.6 mi²1.4%26,37733
41Pottawatomie CountyGEOID 40125787.8 mi²5.7 mi²0.7%75,10295
42Choctaw CountyGEOID 40023770.4 mi²29.1 mi²3.6%14,05918
43Craig CountyGEOID 40035761.3 mi²1.4 mi²0.2%14,51819
44Jefferson CountyGEOID 40067759 mi²15.2 mi²2%5,4317.2
45Cherokee CountyGEOID 40021749.1 mi²26.9 mi²3.5%49,19666
46Logan CountyGEOID 40083743.7 mi²5.1 mi²0.7%55,47375
47Delaware CountyGEOID 40041737.7 mi²54.3 mi²6.9%41,91057
48Noble CountyGEOID 40103731.7 mi²10.9 mi²1.5%10,89915
49Latimer CountyGEOID 40077722.1 mi²7 mi²1%9,64513
50Pontotoc CountyGEOID 40123720.4 mi²4.9 mi²0.7%38,52853
51Oklahoma CountyGEOID 40109708.9 mi²9.5 mi²1.3%822,1251,160
52Okmulgee CountyGEOID 40111697.4 mi²5 mi²0.7%37,24153
53Payne CountyGEOID 40119684.9 mi²12.4 mi²1.8%83,889122
54Rogers CountyGEOID 40131675.7 mi²35.9 mi²5%102,197151
55Sequoyah CountyGEOID 40135673.6 mi²40.6 mi²5.7%40,84261
56Mayes CountyGEOID 40097655.3 mi²28.2 mi²4.1%40,41662
57Johnston CountyGEOID 40069643.1 mi²15.3 mi²2.3%10,44816
58Greer CountyGEOID 40055639.3 mi²4.3 mi²0.7%5,3738.4
59Seminole CountyGEOID 40133632.8 mi²7.7 mi²1.2%23,44137
60Cotton CountyGEOID 40033632.6 mi²9.3 mi²1.4%5,4328.6
61Okfuskee CountyGEOID 40107618.5 mi²10.3 mi²1.6%11,45119
62McIntosh CountyGEOID 40091618.3 mi²93.8 mi²13.2%19,75832
63Haskell CountyGEOID 40061576.7 mi²48.7 mi²7.8%11,78720
64Adair CountyGEOID 40001573.9 mi²3.4 mi²0.6%19,82835
65McClain CountyGEOID 40087570.7 mi²9.5 mi²1.6%49,64787
66Tulsa CountyGEOID 40143570.2 mi²16.7 mi²2.8%698,7821,226
67Pawnee CountyGEOID 40117568.3 mi²26.6 mi²4.5%16,02928
68Nowata CountyGEOID 40105565.8 mi²15 mi²2.6%9,52217
69Wagoner CountyGEOID 40145561.9 mi²28.9 mi²4.9%93,263166
70Cleveland CountyGEOID 40027538.9 mi²19 mi²3.4%303,973564
71Harmon CountyGEOID 40057537.3 mi²1.5 mi²0.3%2,3274.3
72Coal CountyGEOID 40029516.8 mi²4.7 mi²0.9%5,43611
73Love CountyGEOID 40085513.9 mi²18.3 mi²3.4%10,78021
74Ottawa CountyGEOID 40115470.8 mi²13.8 mi²2.8%30,43865
75Murray CountyGEOID 40099416.4 mi²8.8 mi²2.1%13,80533
76Washington CountyGEOID 40147415.5 mi²8.8 mi²2.1%54,037130
77Marshall CountyGEOID 40095371.5 mi²55.5 mi²13%16,25544
How to read this table. Land and water areas are Census statistical measurements in square miles; population is the Census Bureau’s July 1, 2025 estimate, and density divides it by land area. Adding county rows can differ slightly from separately published state totals because of rounding and geographic treatment.