Oklahoma: Time Zones, Counties, Cities & Map

Metro and micro areas in Oklahoma, largest first

5 metro areas and 17 micro areas have counties in Oklahoma. One crosses into another state; its population is for the whole area. Populations are July 2025 estimates.

1. Oklahoma City, OK Metro Area1,512,813 people
2. Tulsa, OK Metro Area1,069,273 people
3. Fort Smith, AR-OK Metro Area234,140 people
4. Lawton, OK Metro Area127,590 people
5. Stillwater, OK Micro Area83,889 people
6. Shawnee, OK Micro Area75,102 people
7. Muskogee, OK Micro Area66,708 people
8. Enid, OK Metro Area61,779 people
9. Bartlesville, OK Micro Area54,037 people
10. Durant, OK Micro Area51,367 people
11. Tahlequah, OK Micro Area49,196 people
12. Ardmore, OK Micro Area48,910 people

Every metro and micro area in the US

Tribal areas in Oklahoma, largest first

1. Creek Oklahoma Tribal Statistical Area831,269 people
2. Cherokee Oklahoma Tribal Statistical Area521,336 people
3. Chickasaw Oklahoma Tribal Statistical Area315,106 people
4. Choctaw Oklahoma Tribal Statistical Area229,120 people
5. Cheyenne and Arapaho Oklahoma Tribal Statistical Area195,234 people
6. Kiowa-Comanche-Apache-Fort Sill Apache Oklahoma Tribal Statistical Area187,709 people
7. Citizen Potawatomi Nation-Absentee Shawnee Oklahoma Tribal Statistical Area128,061 people
8. Sac and Fox Oklahoma Tribal Statistical Area59,096 people
9. Osage Reservation45,997 people
10. Kickapoo Oklahoma Tribal Statistical Area27,757 people
11. Kaw/Ponca joint-use Oklahoma Tribal Statistical Area26,028 people
12. Seminole Oklahoma Tribal Statistical Area21,209 people

American Indian, Alaska Native and Native Hawaiian areas as the Census Bureau maps them, with at least 2% of their area here, water included. These lines don’t decide membership, jurisdiction or land status.

Counties and equivalents, largest first

These areas overlap the mapped boundary; an overlap does not mean that every address belongs to both.

1. Oklahoma County, Oklahoma822,125 people
2. Tulsa County, Oklahoma698,782 people
3. Cleveland County, Oklahoma303,973 people
4. Canadian County, Oklahoma187,189 people
5. Comanche County, Oklahoma122,158 people
6. Rogers County, Oklahoma102,197 people
7. Wagoner County, Oklahoma93,263 people
8. Payne County, Oklahoma83,889 people
9. Pottawatomie County, Oklahoma75,102 people
10. Creek County, Oklahoma74,967 people
11. Muskogee County, Oklahoma66,708 people
12. Garfield County, Oklahoma61,779 people

See all 77 counties and equivalents in Oklahoma, largest first

Cities, towns and communities, largest first

These areas overlap the mapped boundary; an overlap does not mean that every address belongs to both.

1. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma (city)697,125 people
2. Tulsa, Oklahoma (city)413,794 people
3. Norman, Oklahoma (city)129,672 people
4. Broken Arrow, Oklahoma (city)118,180 people
5. Edmond, Oklahoma (city)96,825 people
6. Lawton, Oklahoma (city)90,595 people
7. Moore, Oklahoma (city)63,420 people
8. Midwest City, Oklahoma (city)58,297 people
9. Enid, Oklahoma (city)50,653 people
10. Stillwater, Oklahoma (city)49,269 people
11. Owasso, Oklahoma (city)40,151 people
12. Bartlesville, Oklahoma (city)37,878 people

See all 846 cities, towns and communities in Oklahoma, largest first

ZIP Code areas, largest first

These areas overlap the mapped boundary; an overlap does not mean that every address belongs to both.

1. ZIP 7309991,014 people
2. ZIP 7401265,060 people
3. ZIP 7316062,690 people
4. ZIP 7301358,023 people
5. ZIP 7405551,381 people
6. ZIP 7307250,881 people
7. ZIP 7303448,831 people
8. ZIP 7413348,699 people
9. ZIP 7350547,790 people
10. ZIP 7301246,993 people
11. ZIP 7401445,212 people
12. ZIP 7307143,798 people

See all 666 ZIP Code areas in Oklahoma, largest first

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