Oklahoma County Map

Oklahoma

Oklahoma is home to seventy seven counties and holds the twentieth position in terms of size. Initially the state was home to only seven counties, namely, Kingfisher, Cleveland, Logan, Canadian, Oklahoma, Payne, and Beaver. These seven counties were designated numerically while the new additions were designated alphabetically. Later, the first seven counties were renamed and the Oklahoma Constitutional Convention made it a point to rename all counties when the state stepped into statehood in the year 1907.

As per the Constitution of Oklahoma, any county will be disorganized in case the total taxable property is not more than 2.5 million dollars. In that case, about one fourth of the total population signs a petition followed by a voting. Based on the majority of votes, the county will be merged with the minimum taxable property valuation.

Below mentioned are some of the counties of Oklahoma:

Canadian County : Spread across 900 square miles, the Canadian County was founded in 1890. The city, El Reno, is its county seat. It holds the fifth position amongst the most populated counties in Oklahoma. Located on the west central region of the state, the county is noted for its rich and varied history. The county is surrounded by Cleveland and Oklahoma counties on the east, Kingfisher on the north, Blaine County on the northwest, Caddo County on the southwest, and Grady on the south. The latest additions to the county are the cities of Okarche, Piedmont, Calumet, Mustang, Union City, and Yukon.

On the tour to the Canadian County, some of the major attractions that are worth visiting, include Beecham Cemetery, Canadian County Court House, Canadian County Historical Museum, Cowboy Camp Springs, El Reno Municipal Swimming Pool Bath House, Historical Fort Reno, Goff House, Chisholm Trail, Lucky Star Casino, Lake El Reno, and Express Ranch Clydesdales.

Besides, the county is also home to several schools and colleges like Redlands Community College, Canadian Valley Technology Center, Banner Public School, Darlington Public School, Maple Public School, and Riverside Public School, to name a few.

Cleveland County: Cleveland County was ready for settlement on 22 April 1889. It,s one among the seven counties that was included in the Oklahoma Territory in the year 1890 and whose county seat is Norman. The county got its name from President Grover Cleveland and is home to the largest university of the state; i.e. the University of Oklahoma in Norman.

The major industries of this county are horse breeding, oil production, and farming. On the trip to the Cleveland County, some of the must see attractions, include Little River State Park, Lake Draper and Thunderbird, Oklahoma Museum of Natural History, Jr. Museum of Art, and Cleveland County Historical Museum, and Firehouse Art Center (Norman).

Kingfisher County : The place, where Kingfisher County stands today was initially dominated by the Creek Nation; however, after the American Civil War, the federal government took back the land. In 1890, the county was introduced and it got its current name by the residents after a poll was conducted. Kingfisher city is its county seat.

The counties that lie adjacent to the Kingfisher County are Garfield County, Logan County, Canadian County, Blaine County, Major County, and Oklahoma County. On the trip to this county, some of the places that deserve a visit, include the 89’er Theater, Vernie Snow Aquatic Center, Melba Briscoe Skateboard Park, Kingfisher Park, and Chisholm Trail Museum.

Adair County : Spread across 577 square miles, the county got its name from the Cherokee tribe,s Adair family and was formed in the year 1907. After a long term debate, on which town to choose between Stilwell and Westville as the county seat, the former was finally set as the county seat of Adair County.

The adjacent counties to the Adair County are Delaware County, Benton County (Arkansas), Washington County (Arkansas), Crawford County (Arkansas), Sequoyah County, and Cherokee County. The county also carves a niche for its canning and food processing industries, strawberry fields, horse breeders, poultry farms, and cattle ranches. Adair County got its name from Colonel William Penn Adair, who was born on 15 April, 1830 in Georgia.

List of Counties in Oklahoma

County Name	Population (2016)	Area (sq. mi.)
Adair County Map	22,098	575.67
Alfalfa County Map	5,827	866.65
Atoka County Map	13,810	978.29
Beaver County Map	5,382	1814.36
Beckham County Map	22,519	901.83
Blaine County Map	9,643	928.43
Bryan County Map	45,573	908.8
Caddo County Map	29,557	1278.33
Canadian County Map	136,532	899.71
Carter County Map	48,556	823.79
Cherokee County Map	48,700	751.04
Choctaw County Map	14,885	773.93
Cimarron County Map	2,162	1835.04
Cleveland County Map	278,655	536.11
Coal County Map	5,651	518.22
Comanche County Map	122,136	1069.35
Cotton County Map	5,941	636.64
Craig County Map	14,625	761.03
Creek County Map	71,312	955.53
Custer County Map	29,293	986.51
Delaware County Map	41,598	740.65
Dewey County Map	4,819	1000.13
Ellis County Map	4,080	1229.14
Garfield County Map	62,603	1058.39
Garvin County Map	27,838	807.49
Grady County Map	54,655	1100.96
Grant County Map	4,465	1000.56
Greer County Map	5,998	639.36
Harmon County Map	2,704	537.82
Harper County Map	3,717	1039
Haskell County Map	12,747	577.03
Hughes County Map	13,566	806.73
Jackson County Map	25,497	802.68
Jefferson County Map	6,230	758.75
Johnston County Map	11,087	644.5
Kay County Map	44,943	918.7
Kingfisher County Map	15,638	903
Kiowa County Map	9,077	1014.56
Latimer County Map	10,414	722.17
Le Flore County Map	49,873	1585.82
Lincoln County Map	35,129	957.74
Logan County Map	46,588	744.45
Love County Map	9,997	515.38
McClain County Map	38,682	569.67
McCurtain County Map	32,822	1852.26
McIntosh County Map	19,815	620.01
Major County Map	7,772	956.76
Marshall County Map	16,191	371.11
Mayes County Map	40,920	656.14
Murray County Map	13,918	418.25
Muskogee County Map	69,477	813.85
Noble County Map	11,384	731.9
Nowata County Map	10,419	564.95
Okfuskee County Map	12,167	624.76
Oklahoma County Map	782,970	709.09
Okmulgee County Map	39,213	696.97
Osage County Map	47,806	2250.8
Ottawa County Map	31,691	471.32
Pawnee County Map	16,485	569.44
Payne County Map	81,131	686.34
Pittsburg County Map	44,173	1305.94
Pontotoc County Map	38,330	719.64
Pottawatomie County Map	72,290	787.7
Pushmataha County Map	11,057	1397.31
Roger Mills County Map	3,640	1141.87
Rogers County Map	91,766	674.95
Seminole County Map	25,207	632.51
Sequoyah County Map	41,294	673.82
Stephens County Map	44,090	874.04
Texas County Map	21,098	2037.16
Tillman County Map	7,465	871.97
Tulsa County Map	642,940	570.3
Wagoner County Map	77,679	562.91
Washington County Map	52,087	416.82
Washita County Map	11,447	1003.35
Woods County Map	9,201	1286.57
Woodward County Map	20,814	1242.3