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Cheyenne and Arapaho Oklahoma Tribal Statistical Area

Cheyenne and Arapaho Oklahoma Tribal Statistical Area is an Oklahoma tribal statistical area in Roger Mills County, Dewey County, Washita County and 6 more counties, Oklahoma, as the Census Bureau maps it. About 195,234 people live there (2020–2024 estimate). It covers 8,117 sq mi (21,022 km²) of land. An Oklahoma tribal statistical area is drawn by a federally recognized tribe in Oklahoma with the Census Bureau to report figures for the tribe. A statistical line does not settle reservation status or jurisdiction.

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Cheyenne and Arapaho Oklahoma Tribal Statistical Area in Oklahoma
Cheyenne and Arapaho Oklahoma Tribal Statistical Area (simplified outline). Open in OpenStreetMap ↗
Population, 2020–2024 estimate
195,234 ± 1,861
What it is
Oklahoma tribal statistical area
Counties
Roger Mills County14% of its landDewey County12% of its landWashita County12% of its landCuster County12% of its landKingfisher County11% of its landBeckham County11% of its landBlaine County11% of its landCanadian County9% of its landEllis County7% of its land
Land area
8,117 sq mi (21,022 km²)
Median household income
$71,988 ± $2,070
Median home value
$202,800 ± $4,541
Water area
59.5 sq mi (154 km²)
State
Oklahoma
Census code
5560
Coordinates (central point)
35.688271, -98.953825
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These coordinates mark a central point for the area, not an address. Population, income and home value: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020–2024 5-year estimates, ± margin at 90% confidence; checked on October 20, 2026.

Communities in this area, largest first

  1. Yukon (city)25,529 people
  2. Mustang (city)22,192 people
  3. El Reno (city)18,557 people
  4. Weatherford (city)12,004 people
  5. Elk City (city)11,361 people
  6. Clinton (city)8,388 people
  7. Piedmont (city)8,342 people
  8. Kingfisher (city)5,026 people
  9. Sayre (city)4,796 people
  10. New Cordell (city)2,740 people
  11. Watonga (city)2,623 people
  12. Hennessey (town)2,567 people
All 57
  1. Burns Flat (town)1,857 people
  2. Union City (town)1,722 people
  3. Okarche (town)1,293 people
  4. Okeene (town)1,212 people
  5. Thomas (city)1,170 people
  6. Cashion (town)1,148 people
  7. Sentinel (town)939 people
  8. Geary (city)841 people
  9. Cheyenne (town)834 people
  10. Seiling (city)824 people
  11. Erick (city)799 people
  12. Vici (town)725 people
  13. Arapaho (town)715 people
  14. Corn (town)601 people
  15. Custer City (town)566 people
  16. Canute (town)544 people
  17. Arnett (town)525 people
  18. Canton (town)522 people
  19. Calumet (town)493 people
  20. Hammon (town)457 people
  21. Leedey (town)406 people
  22. Dill City (town)333 people
  23. Taloga (town)327 people
  24. Dover (town)316 people
  25. Bessie (town)262 people
  26. Butler (town)250 people
  27. Rocky (town)239 people
  28. Carter (town)210 people
  29. Foss (town)170 people
  30. Reydon (town)148 people
  31. Longdale (town)146 people
  32. Camargo (town)134 people
  33. Greenfield (town)113 people
  34. Sweetwater (town)108 people
  35. Colony (town)104 people
  36. Loyal (town)95 people
  37. Strong City (town)53 people
  38. Oakwood (town)52 people
  39. Fay (CDP)51 people
  40. Putnam (town)51 people
  41. Hitchcock (town)40 people
  42. Homestead (CDP)39 people
  43. Texola (town)22 people
  44. Durham (CDP)18 people
  45. Eagle City (CDP)12 people

These places’ central points lie inside the area. People counts are American Community Survey 2020–2024 5-year estimates.

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