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Counties in Oklahoma by area median family income (HUD)

Alfalfa County had the highest area median family income (HUD) of 77 counties in 2024, at $95,100. Seminole County had the lowest, at $54,500. The median was $74,100. Source: the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Office of Policy Development and Research.

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Highest95,100Alfalfa County
Lowest54,500Seminole County
Median74,10077 counties

Map of counties, 2024

Adair County: 59,500 USDAlfalfa County: 95,100 USDAtoka County: 65,300 USDBeaver County: 75,000 USDBeckham County: 79,700 USDBlaine County: 75,000 USDBryan County: 69,700 USDCaddo County: 69,600 USDCanadian County: 89,500 USDCarter County: 76,700 USDCherokee County: 70,200 USDChoctaw County: 64,600 USDCimarron County: 74,800 USDCleveland County: 89,500 USDCoal County: 59,500 USDComanche County: 71,200 USDCotton County: 82,800 USDCraig County: 59,800 USDCreek County: 86,600 USDCuster County: 83,600 USDDelaware County: 70,500 USDDewey County: 75,900 USDEllis County: 79,000 USDGarfield County: 84,000 USDGarvin County: 68,600 USDGrady County: 91,500 USDGrant County: 84,100 USDGreer County: 67,900 USDHarmon County: 68,400 USDHarper County: 74,200 USDHaskell County: 61,900 USDHughes County: 59,600 USDJackson County: 80,700 USDJefferson County: 61,700 USDJohnston County: 60,400 USDKay County: 69,700 USDKingfisher County: 78,000 USDKiowa County: 63,100 USDLatimer County: 61,100 USDLe Flore County: 62,800 USDLincoln County: 75,900 USDLogan County: 89,500 USDLove County: 75,300 USDMcClain County: 89,500 USDMcCurtain County: 64,500 USDMcIntosh County: 58,500 USDMajor County: 83,300 USDMarshall County: 60,200 USDMayes County: 73,100 USDMurray County: 77,900 USDMuskogee County: 72,400 USDNoble County: 83,900 USDNowata County: 65,700 USDOkfuskee County: 61,400 USDOklahoma County: 89,500 USDOkmulgee County: 66,600 USDOsage County: 86,600 USDOttawa County: 59,900 USDPawnee County: 73,700 USDPayne County: 77,200 USDPittsburg County: 71,100 USDPontotoc County: 79,300 USDPottawatomie County: 68,300 USDPushmataha County: 57,000 USDRoger Mills County: 72,200 USDRogers County: 86,600 USDSeminole County: 54,500 USDSequoyah County: 66,500 USDStephens County: 75,200 USDTexas County: 74,900 USDTillman County: 60,900 USDTulsa County: 86,600 USDWagoner County: 86,600 USDWashington County: 82,500 USDWashita County: 74,100 USDWoods County: 85,500 USDWoodward County: 75,900 USD
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  • 85K and over
USD, 2024. Source: HUD, HUD Section 8 income limits by county: area median family income, dollars. Boundaries: U.S. Census Bureau cartographic boundary files.

Top 40 counties, 2024

Alfalfa County: 95,100 USDAlfalfa County95,100Grady County: 91,500 USDGrady County91,500Canadian County: 89,500 USDCanadian County89,500Cleveland County: 89,500 USDCleveland County89,500Logan County: 89,500 USDLogan County89,500McClain County: 89,500 USDMcClain County89,500Oklahoma County: 89,500 USDOklahoma County89,500Creek County: 86,600 USDCreek County86,600Osage County: 86,600 USDOsage County86,600Rogers County: 86,600 USDRogers County86,600Tulsa County: 86,600 USDTulsa County86,600Wagoner County: 86,600 USDWagoner County86,600Woods County: 85,500 USDWoods County85,500Grant County: 84,100 USDGrant County84,100Garfield County: 84,000 USDGarfield County84,000Noble County: 83,900 USDNoble County83,900Custer County: 83,600 USDCuster County83,600Major County: 83,300 USDMajor County83,300Cotton County: 82,800 USDCotton County82,800Washington County: 82,500 USDWashington County82,500Jackson County: 80,700 USDJackson County80,700Beckham County: 79,700 USDBeckham County79,700Pontotoc County: 79,300 USDPontotoc County79,300Ellis County: 79,000 USDEllis County79,000Kingfisher County: 78,000 USDKingfisher County78,000Murray County: 77,900 USDMurray County77,900Payne County: 77,200 USDPayne County77,200Carter County: 76,700 USDCarter County76,700Dewey County: 75,900 USDDewey County75,900Lincoln County: 75,900 USDLincoln County75,900Woodward County: 75,900 USDWoodward County75,900Love County: 75,300 USDLove County75,300Stephens County: 75,200 USDStephens County75,200Beaver County: 75,000 USDBeaver County75,000Blaine County: 75,000 USDBlaine County75,000Texas County: 74,900 USDTexas County74,900Cimarron County: 74,800 USDCimarron County74,800Harper County: 74,200 USDHarper County74,200Washita County: 74,100 USDWashita County74,100Pawnee County: 73,700 USDPawnee County73,700Alfalfa County: 95,100 USDAlfalfa County95,100Grady County: 91,500 USDGrady County91,500Canadian County: 89,500 USDCanadian County89,500Cleveland County: 89,500 USDCleveland County89,500Logan County: 89,500 USDLogan County89,500McClain County: 89,500 USDMcClain County89,500Oklahoma County: 89,500 USDOklahoma County89,500Creek County: 86,600 USDCreek County86,600Osage County: 86,600 USDOsage County86,600Rogers County: 86,600 USDRogers County86,600Tulsa County: 86,600 USDTulsa County86,600Wagoner County: 86,600 USDWagoner County86,600Woods County: 85,500 USDWoods County85,500Grant County: 84,100 USDGrant County84,100Garfield County: 84,000 USDGarfield County84,000Noble County: 83,900 USDNoble County83,900Custer County: 83,600 USDCuster County83,600Major County: 83,300 USDMajor County83,300Cotton County: 82,800 USDCotton County82,800Washington County: 82,500 USDWashington County82,500Jackson County: 80,700 USDJackson County80,700Beckham County: 79,700 USDBeckham County79,700Pontotoc County: 79,300 USDPontotoc County79,300Ellis County: 79,000 USDEllis County79,000Kingfisher County: 78,000 USDKingfisher County78,000Murray County: 77,900 USDMurray County77,900Payne County: 77,200 USDPayne County77,200Carter County: 76,700 USDCarter County76,700Dewey County: 75,900 USDDewey County75,900Lincoln County: 75,900 USDLincoln County75,900Woodward County: 75,900 USDWoodward County75,900Love County: 75,300 USDLove County75,300Stephens County: 75,200 USDStephens County75,200Beaver County: 75,000 USDBeaver County75,000Blaine County: 75,000 USDBlaine County75,000Texas County: 74,900 USDTexas County74,900Cimarron County: 74,800 USDCimarron County74,800Harper County: 74,200 USDHarper County74,200Washita County: 74,100 USDWashita County74,100Pawnee County: 73,700 USDPawnee County73,700
USD. Source: HUD, HUD Section 8 income limits by county: area median family income, dollars. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

Full ranking

RankCounties2024
USD		Change on 2023
1Alfalfa County95,100+9.1%
2Grady County91,500+0.7%
3Canadian County89,500+4.1%
3Cleveland County89,500+4.1%
3Logan County89,500+4.1%
3McClain County89,500+4.1%
3Oklahoma County89,500+4.1%
8Creek County86,600+1.4%
8Osage County86,600+1.4%
8Rogers County86,600+1.4%
8Tulsa County86,600+1.4%
8Wagoner County86,600+1.4%
13Woods County85,500+0.2%
14Grant County84,100+6.2%
15Garfield County84,000+0.4%
16Noble County83,900+3.1%
17Custer County83,600+2.2%
18Major County83,300+4.9%
19Cotton County82,800+4.2%
20Washington County82,500+5.1%
21Jackson County80,700+6.9%
22Beckham County79,700+3.8%
23Pontotoc County79,300+1.3%
24Ellis County79,000+3%
25Kingfisher County78,000-0.1%
26Murray County77,900+5.3%
27Payne County77,200+6.5%
28Carter County76,700+3%
29Dewey County75,900+3.5%
29Lincoln County75,900-0.9%
29Woodward County75,900-0.3%
32Love County75,300+1.8%
33Stephens County75,200+2.3%
34Beaver County75,000-0.3%
34Blaine County75,000+6.8%
36Texas County74,9000%
37Cimarron County74,800+5.4%
38Harper County74,200-1.6%
39Washita County74,100-0.9%
40Pawnee County73,700+1.4%
41Mayes County73,100+2.4%
42Muskogee County72,400+24.8%
43Roger Mills County72,200+3.4%
44Comanche County71,200+0.6%
45Pittsburg County71,100+1.1%
46Delaware County70,500+6.7%
47Cherokee County70,200+3.2%
48Bryan County69,700+3.9%
48Kay County69,700+2.3%
50Caddo County69,600+3.9%
51Garvin County68,600+3.2%
52Harmon County68,400-4.1%
53Pottawatomie County68,300-8.1%
54Greer County67,900+2.3%
55Okmulgee County66,6000%
56Sequoyah County66,500+1.2%
57Nowata County65,700+1.9%
58Atoka County65,300+3.3%
59Choctaw County64,600+1.9%
60McCurtain County64,500+3.2%
61Kiowa County63,100+5.2%
62Le Flore County62,800+4.3%
63Haskell County61,900-2.5%
64Jefferson County61,700+3.9%
65Okfuskee County61,400+7%
66Latimer County61,100+0.3%
67Tillman County60,900+1.7%
68Johnston County60,400-4.7%
69Marshall County60,200-1.1%
70Ottawa County59,900+2.6%
71Craig County59,800+4.5%
72Hughes County59,600+2.4%
73Adair County59,500+9.8%
73Coal County59,500-0.2%
75McIntosh County58,500+0.5%
76Pushmataha County57,000-1%
77Seminole County54,500+0.7%

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About this ranking

Median annual family income, in US dollars, that the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) estimates for the HUD area that contains the county, for the fiscal year.

More on how it is measured
  • HUD bases it on American Community Survey family incomes, brought forward to the fiscal year, and uses it to set income limits for its programs: the very low income limit is 50 percent and the low income limit 80 percent of the area median for a family of four, with adjustments.
  • Often called AMI.

A program parameter, not a survey estimate for the county itself: it differs from the Census Bureau median household income and from the American Community Survey median family income of the county. HUD sets one value per HUD area, a metropolitan area (sometimes split into HUD Metro FMR Areas) or a non-metropolitan county, so every county of a metropolitan area shows the same figure. Counties in the six New England states have no value, because HUD defines their areas by town and a county can span several areas. Where HUD splits off part of a county, the county value is the rest of the county: Howard County, Maryland, without Columbia until FY2015, and Crawford County, Missouri, without its part of Sullivan. The year is HUD's federal fiscal year: FY2027 runs from 1 October 2026 to 30 September 2027.

Every value in the ranking comes from the same publisher and the same period, so the counties are compared on one definition. Equal values share a rank.

How to cite

U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, HUD USER. HUD Section 8 income limits by county: area median family income, dollars. https://www.huduser.gov/portal/datasets/il/il24/Section8-FY24.xlsx. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

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U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Office of Policy Development and Research. (2024). HUD Section 8 income limits by county: area median family income, dollars (Counties in Oklahoma by area median family income (HUD), 2024) [Data set]. Retrieved October 12, 2026, from https://www.huduser.gov/portal/datasets/il/il24/Section8-FY24.xlsx

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HUD Section 8 income limits by county: area median family income, dollars, Counties in Oklahoma by area median family income (HUD), 2024. U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Office of Policy Development and Research, 19 Mar. 2024, https://www.huduser.gov/portal/datasets/il/il24/Section8-FY24.xlsx. Invokely, https://invokely.ai/rankings/hud-area-median-family-income/oklahoma-counties?period=2024. Accessed 12 Oct. 2026.

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U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Office of Policy Development and Research. 2024. HUD Section 8 income limits by county: area median family income, dollars. Counties in Oklahoma by area median family income (HUD), 2024. Dataset. Accessed October 12, 2026. https://www.huduser.gov/portal/datasets/il/il24/Section8-FY24.xlsx. Also distributed by Invokely, https://invokely.ai/rankings/hud-area-median-family-income/oklahoma-counties?period=2024.

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U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Office of Policy Development and Research (2024) HUD Section 8 income limits by county: area median family income, dollars, Counties in Oklahoma by area median family income (HUD), 2024 [Dataset]. Available at: https://www.huduser.gov/portal/datasets/il/il24/Section8-FY24.xlsx, via Invokely: https://invokely.ai/rankings/hud-area-median-family-income/oklahoma-counties?period=2024 (Accessed: 12 October 2026).

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Which county has the highest area median family income (HUD)?

Alfalfa County, with $95,100 in 2024, according to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Office of Policy Development and Research.

Which county has the lowest area median family income (HUD)?

Seminole County, with $54,500 in 2024.

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