Counties in Oklahoma by land in farms, 2022

Osage County had the highest land in farms of 77 counties in 2022, at 1,318,462 acres. Tulsa County had the lowest, at 96,788 acres. The median was 351,521 acres and the figure for Oklahoma was 32,897,563 acres. Source: the U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Statistics Service.

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Highest1,318,462Osage County
Lowest96,788Tulsa County
Median351,52177 counties
Oklahoma32,897,563History

Map of counties, 2022

Adair County: 201,921 acresAlfalfa County: 491,270 acresAtoka County: 465,898 acresBeaver County: 1,153,602 acresBeckham County: 496,977 acresBlaine County: 558,228 acresBryan County: 468,567 acresCaddo County: 660,773 acresCanadian County: 415,056 acresCarter County: 384,917 acresCherokee County: 203,119 acresChoctaw County: 280,649 acresCimarron County: 1,155,696 acresCleveland County: 108,955 acresCoal County: 283,278 acresComanche County: 417,168 acresCotton County: 322,468 acresCraig County: 472,834 acresCreek County: 308,498 acresCuster County: 630,316 acresDelaware County: 287,789 acresDewey County: 639,201 acresEllis County: 784,859 acresGarfield County: 646,514 acresGarvin County: 428,025 acresGrady County: 693,892 acresGrant County: 638,123 acresGreer County: 289,158 acresHarmon County: 301,242 acresHarper County: 643,951 acresHaskell County: 238,837 acresHughes County: 351,521 acresJackson County: 478,234 acresJefferson County: 484,918 acresJohnston County: 243,661 acresKay County: 520,978 acresKingfisher County: 422,567 acresKiowa County: 558,608 acresLatimer County: 178,901 acresLe Flore County: 368,815 acresLincoln County: 403,113 acresLogan County: 294,887 acresLove County: 172,073 acresMcClain County: 236,168 acresMcCurtain County: 331,493 acresMcIntosh County: 198,440 acresMajor County: 502,186 acresMarshall County: 181,214 acresMayes County: 275,145 acresMurray County: 265,751 acresMuskogee County: 344,166 acresNoble County: 401,473 acresNowata County: 292,351 acresOkfuskee County: 232,809 acresOklahoma County: 102,861 acresOkmulgee County: 325,481 acresOsage County: 1,318,462 acresOttawa County: 204,531 acresPawnee County: 272,430 acresPayne County: 256,381 acresPittsburg County: 475,795 acresPontotoc County: 349,662 acresPottawatomie County: 292,441 acresPushmataha County: 238,702 acresRoger Mills County: 729,732 acresRogers County: 269,973 acresSeminole County: 225,432 acresSequoyah County: 217,226 acresStephens County: 436,745 acresTexas County: 1,264,084 acresTillman County: 436,848 acresTulsa County: 96,788 acresWagoner County: 200,025 acresWashington County: 188,139 acresWashita County: 568,980 acresWoods County: 820,627 acresWoodward County: 794,965 acres
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acres, 2022. Source: USDA NASS, Census of Agriculture: land in farms, acres, nation, states and counties (1997 to 2022) via Data Commons. Boundaries: U.S. Census Bureau cartographic boundary files.

Top 40 counties, 2022

Osage County: 1,318,462 acresOsage County1,318,462Texas County: 1,264,084 acresTexas County1,264,084Cimarron County: 1,155,696 acresCimarron County1,155,696Beaver County: 1,153,602 acresBeaver County1,153,602Woods County: 820,627 acresWoods County820,627Woodward County: 794,965 acresWoodward County794,965Ellis County: 784,859 acresEllis County784,859Roger Mills County: 729,732 acresRoger Mills County729,732Grady County: 693,892 acresGrady County693,892Caddo County: 660,773 acresCaddo County660,773Garfield County: 646,514 acresGarfield County646,514Harper County: 643,951 acresHarper County643,951Dewey County: 639,201 acresDewey County639,201Grant County: 638,123 acresGrant County638,123Custer County: 630,316 acresCuster County630,316Washita County: 568,980 acresWashita County568,980Kiowa County: 558,608 acresKiowa County558,608Blaine County: 558,228 acresBlaine County558,228Kay County: 520,978 acresKay County520,978Major County: 502,186 acresMajor County502,186Beckham County: 496,977 acresBeckham County496,977Alfalfa County: 491,270 acresAlfalfa County491,270Jefferson County: 484,918 acresJefferson County484,918Jackson County: 478,234 acresJackson County478,234Pittsburg County: 475,795 acresPittsburg County475,795Craig County: 472,834 acresCraig County472,834Bryan County: 468,567 acresBryan County468,567Atoka County: 465,898 acresAtoka County465,898Tillman County: 436,848 acresTillman County436,848Stephens County: 436,745 acresStephens County436,745Garvin County: 428,025 acresGarvin County428,025Kingfisher County: 422,567 acresKingfisher County422,567Comanche County: 417,168 acresComanche County417,168Canadian County: 415,056 acresCanadian County415,056Lincoln County: 403,113 acresLincoln County403,113Noble County: 401,473 acresNoble County401,473Carter County: 384,917 acresCarter County384,917Le Flore County: 368,815 acresLe Flore County368,815Hughes County: 351,521 acresHughes County351,521Pontotoc County: 349,662 acresPontotoc County349,662Osage County: 1,318,462 acresOsage County1,318,462Texas County: 1,264,084 acresTexas County1,264,084Cimarron County: 1,155,696 acresCimarron County1,155,696Beaver County: 1,153,602 acresBeaver County1,153,602Woods County: 820,627 acresWoods County820,627Woodward County: 794,965 acresWoodward County794,965Ellis County: 784,859 acresEllis County784,859Roger Mills County: 729,732 acresRoger Mills County729,732Grady County: 693,892 acresGrady County693,892Caddo County: 660,773 acresCaddo County660,773Garfield County: 646,514 acresGarfield County646,514Harper County: 643,951 acresHarper County643,951Dewey County: 639,201 acresDewey County639,201Grant County: 638,123 acresGrant County638,123Custer County: 630,316 acresCuster County630,316Washita County: 568,980 acresWashita County568,980Kiowa County: 558,608 acresKiowa County558,608Blaine County: 558,228 acresBlaine County558,228Kay County: 520,978 acresKay County520,978Major County: 502,186 acresMajor County502,186Beckham County: 496,977 acresBeckham County496,977Alfalfa County: 491,270 acresAlfalfa County491,270Jefferson County: 484,918 acresJefferson County484,918Jackson County: 478,234 acresJackson County478,234Pittsburg County: 475,795 acresPittsburg County475,795Craig County: 472,834 acresCraig County472,834Bryan County: 468,567 acresBryan County468,567Atoka County: 465,898 acresAtoka County465,898Tillman County: 436,848 acresTillman County436,848Stephens County: 436,745 acresStephens County436,745Garvin County: 428,025 acresGarvin County428,025Kingfisher County: 422,567 acresKingfisher County422,567Comanche County: 417,168 acresComanche County417,168Canadian County: 415,056 acresCanadian County415,056Lincoln County: 403,113 acresLincoln County403,113Noble County: 401,473 acresNoble County401,473Carter County: 384,917 acresCarter County384,917Le Flore County: 368,815 acresLe Flore County368,815Hughes County: 351,521 acresHughes County351,521Pontotoc County: 349,662 acresPontotoc County349,662
acres. Source: USDA NASS, Census of Agriculture: land in farms, acres, nation, states and counties (1997 to 2022) via Data Commons. Retrieved 2026-10-11.

Full ranking

RankCounties2022
acres
1Osage County1,318,462
2Texas County1,264,084
3Cimarron County1,155,696
4Beaver County1,153,602
5Woods County820,627
6Woodward County794,965
7Ellis County784,859
8Roger Mills County729,732
9Grady County693,892
10Caddo County660,773
11Garfield County646,514
12Harper County643,951
13Dewey County639,201
14Grant County638,123
15Custer County630,316
16Washita County568,980
17Kiowa County558,608
18Blaine County558,228
19Kay County520,978
20Major County502,186
21Beckham County496,977
22Alfalfa County491,270
23Jefferson County484,918
24Jackson County478,234
25Pittsburg County475,795
26Craig County472,834
27Bryan County468,567
28Atoka County465,898
29Tillman County436,848
30Stephens County436,745
31Garvin County428,025
32Kingfisher County422,567
33Comanche County417,168
34Canadian County415,056
35Lincoln County403,113
36Noble County401,473
37Carter County384,917
38Le Flore County368,815
39Hughes County351,521
40Pontotoc County349,662
41Muskogee County344,166
42McCurtain County331,493
43Okmulgee County325,481
44Cotton County322,468
45Creek County308,498
46Harmon County301,242
47Logan County294,887
48Pottawatomie County292,441
49Nowata County292,351
50Greer County289,158
51Delaware County287,789
52Coal County283,278
53Choctaw County280,649
54Mayes County275,145
55Pawnee County272,430
56Rogers County269,973
57Murray County265,751
58Payne County256,381
59Johnston County243,661
60Haskell County238,837
61Pushmataha County238,702
62McClain County236,168
63Okfuskee County232,809
64Seminole County225,432
65Sequoyah County217,226
66Ottawa County204,531
67Cherokee County203,119
68Adair County201,921
69Wagoner County200,025
70McIntosh County198,440
71Washington County188,139
72Marshall County181,214
73Latimer County178,901
74Love County172,073
75Cleveland County108,955
76Oklahoma County102,861
77Tulsa County96,788

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Land operated by farms in the census year, in acres, including cropland, pasture, woodland and land under farm buildings, 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: land in farms, acres, 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: land in farms, acres, nation, states and counties (1997 to 2022), Counties in Oklahoma by land in farms, 2022. 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/land-in-farms/oklahoma-counties. Accessed 11 Oct. 2026.

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Which county has the highest land in farms?

Osage County, with 1,318,462 acres in 2022, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Statistics Service.

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Tulsa County, with 96,788 acres in 2022.

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