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Population of Oklahoma
Oklahoma had an estimated population of 4,095,393 on July 1, 2024, according to the Census Bureau's Population Estimates Program.
What stands out
Oklahoma had an estimated population of 4,095,393 on July 1, 2024, according to the Census Bureau's Population Estimates Program. Since July 2020 that is +3.3 % (129,978 people); since 2010 it is +8.9 %. Migration is the larger driver since 2020: net migration +129,942 against a natural change (births minus deaths) of -197. Among the 51 states in the United States, it ranks 28 by population. Values for 2010–2019 and 2020–2024 come from two estimate vintages benchmarked to different censuses; the 2019→2020 step is partly a rebasing.
Population and components of change
July 1 estimates; components per estimate year (July–June).
Largest counties in Oklahoma
By latest estimate, with change since July 2020. Each links to the county's own population record.
| County | Population | Since 2020 |
|---|---|---|
| Oklahoma County | 816,490 | +2.3 % |
| Tulsa County | 693,514 | +3.4 % |
| Cleveland County | 303,952 | +2.6 % |
| Canadian County | 181,760 | +16.9 % |
| Comanche County | 121,396 | +0.2 % |
| Rogers County | 101,371 | +6.2 % |
| Wagoner County | 91,257 | +12.1 % |
| Payne County | 84,199 | +3.1 % |
| Pottawatomie County | 74,446 | +2.6 % |
| Creek County | 73,971 | +2.9 % |
| Muskogee County | 66,752 | +0.8 % |
| Garfield County | 62,007 | -1.1 % |
| Grady County | 58,353 | +6.3 % |
| Washington County | 54,060 | +2.8 % |
| Logan County | 53,860 | +8.3 % |
| Bryan County | 50,305 | +8.6 % |
| Le Flore County | 49,854 | +3.4 % |
| Carter County | 49,135 | +2.3 % |
| Cherokee County | 48,729 | +3.5 % |
| McClain County | 48,434 | +15.6 % |
| Osage County | 46,495 | +1.5 % |
| Stephens County | 44,075 | +2.9 % |
| Kay County | 43,437 | -0.4 % |
| Pittsburg County | 43,395 | -0.9 % |
| Delaware County | 41,771 | +3.4 % |
Largest cities and towns in Oklahoma
Incorporated places, latest estimate. The Census Bureau publishes totals only for places, no components.
| Place | Population | Since 2020 |
|---|---|---|
| Oklahoma City city | 712,919 | +4.4 % |
| Tulsa city | 415,154 | +0.4 % |
| Norman city | 131,010 | +2.2 % |
| Broken Arrow city | 122,756 | +7.7 % |
| Edmond city | 99,040 | +4.5 % |
| Lawton city | 90,027 | -0.4 % |
| Moore city | 63,845 | +1.2 % |
| Midwest City city | 58,505 | +0.1 % |
| Enid city | 50,519 | -1.2 % |
| Stillwater city | 50,138 | +3.6 % |
| Owasso city | 42,821 | +11.5 % |
| Bartlesville city | 38,355 | +2.6 % |
| Muskogee city | 36,849 | +0.2 % |
| Shawnee city | 32,092 | +2.5 % |
| Bixby city | 31,728 | +10.5 % |
| Jenks city | 27,869 | +6.9 % |
| Yukon city | 27,068 | +13.8 % |
| Ardmore city | 25,064 | +1.4 % |
| Ponca City city | 24,234 | -0.6 % |
| Mustang city | 23,965 | +18.9 % |
| Sapulpa city | 23,297 | +6.0 % |
| Duncan city | 23,174 | +2.3 % |
| Del City city | 21,272 | -2.4 % |
| Durant city | 20,908 | +11.7 % |
| Claremore city | 20,602 | +5.0 % |
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