Counties in Oklahoma by farms

Lincoln County had the highest farms of 77 counties in 2007, at 2,300. Harmon County had the lowest, at 400. The median was 1,050 and the figure for Oklahoma was 86,565. Source: the U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Statistics Service.

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Highest2,300Lincoln County
Lowest400Harmon County
Median1,05077 counties
Oklahoma86,565History

Map of counties, 2007

Adair County: 1,202 countAlfalfa County: 695 countAtoka County: 1,218 countBeaver County: 952 countBeckham County: 1,053 countBlaine County: 862 countBryan County: 1,701 countCaddo County: 1,584 countCanadian County: 1,447 countCarter County: 1,426 countCherokee County: 1,375 countChoctaw County: 1,134 countCimarron County: 557 countCleveland County: 1,327 countCoal County: 634 countComanche County: 1,126 countCotton County: 517 countCraig County: 1,359 countCreek County: 1,900 countCuster County: 907 countDelaware County: 1,509 countDewey County: 756 countEllis County: 766 countGarfield County: 1,082 countGarvin County: 1,666 countGrady County: 1,850 countGrant County: 847 countGreer County: 571 countHarmon County: 400 countHarper County: 580 countHaskell County: 914 countHughes County: 1,026 countJackson County: 745 countJefferson County: 514 countJohnston County: 706 countKay County: 1,050 countKingfisher County: 1,002 countKiowa County: 682 countLatimer County: 760 countLe Flore County: 2,043 countLincoln County: 2,300 countLogan County: 1,241 countLove County: 696 countMcClain County: 1,318 countMcCurtain County: 1,796 countMcIntosh County: 1,042 countMajor County: 967 countMarshall County: 545 countMayes County: 1,640 countMurray County: 530 countMuskogee County: 1,845 countNoble County: 838 countNowata County: 912 countOkfuskee County: 950 countOklahoma County: 1,289 countOkmulgee County: 1,449 countOsage County: 1,481 countOttawa County: 1,160 countPawnee County: 862 countPayne County: 1,567 countPittsburg County: 1,761 countPontotoc County: 1,424 countPottawatomie County: 1,777 countPushmataha County: 833 countRoger Mills County: 693 countRogers County: 1,936 countSeminole County: 1,172 countSequoyah County: 1,352 countStephens County: 1,310 countTexas County: 1,038 countTillman County: 548 countTulsa County: 1,150 countWagoner County: 1,138 countWashington County: 853 countWashita County: 975 countWoods County: 840 countWoodward County: 892 count
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count, 2007. Source: USDA NASS, Census of Agriculture: number of farms, nation, states and counties (1997 to 2022) via Data Commons. Boundaries: U.S. Census Bureau cartographic boundary files.

Top 40 counties, 2007

Lincoln County: 2,300 countLincoln County2,300Le Flore County: 2,043 countLe Flore County2,043Rogers County: 1,936 countRogers County1,936Creek County: 1,900 countCreek County1,900Grady County: 1,850 countGrady County1,850Muskogee County: 1,845 countMuskogee County1,845McCurtain County: 1,796 countMcCurtain County1,796Pottawatomie County: 1,777 countPottawatomie County1,777Pittsburg County: 1,761 countPittsburg County1,761Bryan County: 1,701 countBryan County1,701Garvin County: 1,666 countGarvin County1,666Mayes County: 1,640 countMayes County1,640Caddo County: 1,584 countCaddo County1,584Payne County: 1,567 countPayne County1,567Delaware County: 1,509 countDelaware County1,509Osage County: 1,481 countOsage County1,481Okmulgee County: 1,449 countOkmulgee County1,449Canadian County: 1,447 countCanadian County1,447Carter County: 1,426 countCarter County1,426Pontotoc County: 1,424 countPontotoc County1,424Cherokee County: 1,375 countCherokee County1,375Craig County: 1,359 countCraig County1,359Sequoyah County: 1,352 countSequoyah County1,352Cleveland County: 1,327 countCleveland County1,327McClain County: 1,318 countMcClain County1,318Stephens County: 1,310 countStephens County1,310Oklahoma County: 1,289 countOklahoma County1,289Logan County: 1,241 countLogan County1,241Atoka County: 1,218 countAtoka County1,218Adair County: 1,202 countAdair County1,202Seminole County: 1,172 countSeminole County1,172Ottawa County: 1,160 countOttawa County1,160Tulsa County: 1,150 countTulsa County1,150Wagoner County: 1,138 countWagoner County1,138Choctaw County: 1,134 countChoctaw County1,134Comanche County: 1,126 countComanche County1,126Garfield County: 1,082 countGarfield County1,082Beckham County: 1,053 countBeckham County1,053Kay County: 1,050 countKay County1,050McIntosh County: 1,042 countMcIntosh County1,042Lincoln County: 2,300 countLincoln County2,300Le Flore County: 2,043 countLe Flore County2,043Rogers County: 1,936 countRogers County1,936Creek County: 1,900 countCreek County1,900Grady County: 1,850 countGrady County1,850Muskogee County: 1,845 countMuskogee County1,845McCurtain County: 1,796 countMcCurtain County1,796Pottawatomie County: 1,777 countPottawatomie County1,777Pittsburg County: 1,761 countPittsburg County1,761Bryan County: 1,701 countBryan County1,701Garvin County: 1,666 countGarvin County1,666Mayes County: 1,640 countMayes County1,640Caddo County: 1,584 countCaddo County1,584Payne County: 1,567 countPayne County1,567Delaware County: 1,509 countDelaware County1,509Osage County: 1,481 countOsage County1,481Okmulgee County: 1,449 countOkmulgee County1,449Canadian County: 1,447 countCanadian County1,447Carter County: 1,426 countCarter County1,426Pontotoc County: 1,424 countPontotoc County1,424Cherokee County: 1,375 countCherokee County1,375Craig County: 1,359 countCraig County1,359Sequoyah County: 1,352 countSequoyah County1,352Cleveland County: 1,327 countCleveland County1,327McClain County: 1,318 countMcClain County1,318Stephens County: 1,310 countStephens County1,310Oklahoma County: 1,289 countOklahoma County1,289Logan County: 1,241 countLogan County1,241Atoka County: 1,218 countAtoka County1,218Adair County: 1,202 countAdair County1,202Seminole County: 1,172 countSeminole County1,172Ottawa County: 1,160 countOttawa County1,160Tulsa County: 1,150 countTulsa County1,150Wagoner County: 1,138 countWagoner County1,138Choctaw County: 1,134 countChoctaw County1,134Comanche County: 1,126 countComanche County1,126Garfield County: 1,082 countGarfield County1,082Beckham County: 1,053 countBeckham County1,053Kay County: 1,050 countKay County1,050McIntosh County: 1,042 countMcIntosh County1,042
count. Source: USDA NASS, Census of Agriculture: number of farms, nation, states and counties (1997 to 2022) via Data Commons. Retrieved 2026-10-11.

Full ranking

RankCounties2007
count
1Lincoln County2,300
2Le Flore County2,043
3Rogers County1,936
4Creek County1,900
5Grady County1,850
6Muskogee County1,845
7McCurtain County1,796
8Pottawatomie County1,777
9Pittsburg County1,761
10Bryan County1,701
11Garvin County1,666
12Mayes County1,640
13Caddo County1,584
14Payne County1,567
15Delaware County1,509
16Osage County1,481
17Okmulgee County1,449
18Canadian County1,447
19Carter County1,426
20Pontotoc County1,424
21Cherokee County1,375
22Craig County1,359
23Sequoyah County1,352
24Cleveland County1,327
25McClain County1,318
26Stephens County1,310
27Oklahoma County1,289
28Logan County1,241
29Atoka County1,218
30Adair County1,202
31Seminole County1,172
32Ottawa County1,160
33Tulsa County1,150
34Wagoner County1,138
35Choctaw County1,134
36Comanche County1,126
37Garfield County1,082
38Beckham County1,053
39Kay County1,050
40McIntosh County1,042
41Texas County1,038
42Hughes County1,026
43Kingfisher County1,002
44Washita County975
45Major County967
46Beaver County952
47Okfuskee County950
48Haskell County914
49Nowata County912
50Custer County907
51Woodward County892
52Blaine County862
52Pawnee County862
54Washington County853
55Grant County847
56Woods County840
57Noble County838
58Pushmataha County833
59Ellis County766
60Latimer County760
61Dewey County756
62Jackson County745
63Johnston County706
64Love County696
65Alfalfa County695
66Roger Mills County693
67Kiowa County682
68Coal County634
69Harper County580
70Greer County571
71Cimarron County557
72Tillman County548
73Marshall County545
74Murray County530
75Cotton County517
76Jefferson County514
77Harmon County400

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Places from which 1,000 dollars or more of agricultural products were produced and sold, or normally would have been sold, during the census year, as counted by the USDA Census of Agriculture every five years.

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Source: USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service, Census of Agriculture. Census of Agriculture: number of farms, nation, states and counties (1997 to 2022). Retrieved through Data Commons (datacommons.org). https://www.nass.usda.gov/AgCensus/. Retrieved 2026-10-11.

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Census of Agriculture: number of farms, nation, states and counties (1997 to 2022), Counties in Oklahoma by farms, 2007. U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Statistics Service, 11 Oct. 2026, https://www.nass.usda.gov/AgCensus/. Data Commons, https://datacommons.org. Invokely, https://invokely.ai/rankings/farms/oklahoma-counties?period=2007. Accessed 11 Oct. 2026.

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Lincoln County, with 2,300 in 2007, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Statistics Service.

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Harmon County, with 400 in 2007.

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