County Census Records
Oklahoma Counties
103 counties with population data from the decennial US Census, 1790 to 2020.
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Population as of 2020 census
Adair
19,495
Alfalfa
5,699
Atoka
14,143
Beaver
5,049
Beckham
22,410
Blaine
8,735
Bryan
46,067
Caddo
26,945
Canadian
154,405
Carter
48,003
Cherokee
47,078
Cherokee Nation
140,415
Cheyenne and Arapahoe Reservation
3,363
Chickasaw Nation
191,655
Choctaw
14,204
Choctaw Nation
182,066
Cimarron
2,296
Cleveland
295,528
Coal
5,266
Comanche
121,125
Cotton
5,527
Craig
14,107
Creek
71,754
Creek Nation
144,457
Custer
28,513
Day
2,173
Delaware
40,397
Dewey
4,484
Ellis
3,749
Garfield
62,846
Garvin
25,656
Grady
54,795
Grant
4,169
Greer
5,491
Harmon
2,488
Harper
3,272
Haskell
11,561
Hughes
13,367
Iowa Reservation
102
Jackson
24,785
Jefferson
5,337
Johnston
10,272
Kaw
768
Kay
43,700
Kickapoo Reservation
325
Kingfisher
15,184
Kiowa
8,509
Kiowa, Comanche, and Apache Reservation
4,968
Latimer
9,444
Le Flore
48,129
Lincoln
33,458
Logan
49,555
Love
10,146
Major
7,782
Marshall
15,312
Mayes
39,046
McClain
41,662
McCurtain
30,814
McIntosh
18,941
Modoc Reservation
140
Murray
13,904
Muskogee
66,339
Nez Perce
76
Noble
10,924
Nowata
9,320
Okfuskee
11,310
Oklahoma
796,292
Okmulgee
36,706
Osage
45,818
Osage Reservation
6,717
Otoe and Missouri Reservation
680
Ottawa
30,285
Ottawa Reservation
2,205
Pawnee
15,553
Pawnee Reservation
804
Payne
81,646
Peoria Reservation
1,180
Pittsburg
43,773
Ponca Reservation
1,537
Pontotoc
38,065
Pottawatomie
72,454
Pottawatomie Reservation
1,120
Pushmataha
10,812
Quapaw Reservation
800
Roger Mills
3,442
Rogers
95,240
Sac and Fox Reservation
515
Seminole
23,556
Seminole Nation
13,367
Seneca Reservation
970
Sequoyah
39,281
Shawnee Reservation
297
Stephens
42,848
Texas
21,384
Tillman
6,968
Tulsa
669,279
Wagoner
80,981
Washington
52,455
Washita
10,924
Wichita Reservation
1,420
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