Counties in Oklahoma by land in farms

Osage County had the highest land in farms of 77 counties in 2002, at 1,186,354 acres. Tulsa County had the lowest, at 151,070 acres. The median was 374,192 acres and the figure for Oklahoma was 33,661,826 acres. Source: the U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Statistics Service.

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Highest1,186,354Osage County
Lowest151,070Tulsa County
Median374,19277 counties
Oklahoma33,661,826History

Map of counties, 2002

Adair County: 237,874 acresAlfalfa County: 461,288 acresAtoka County: 492,174 acresBeaver County: 1,018,626 acresBeckham County: 533,250 acresBlaine County: 537,314 acresBryan County: 458,275 acresCaddo County: 710,833 acresCanadian County: 500,872 acresCarter County: 430,706 acresCherokee County: 220,739 acresChoctaw County: 337,443 acresCimarron County: 1,121,690 acresCleveland County: 165,483 acresCoal County: 262,626 acresComanche County: 425,146 acresCotton County: 334,328 acresCraig County: 435,804 acresCreek County: 365,810 acresCuster County: 544,615 acresDelaware County: 282,106 acresDewey County: 584,368 acresEllis County: 672,764 acresGarfield County: 631,939 acresGarvin County: 468,880 acresGrady County: 601,607 acresGrant County: 594,809 acresGreer County: 324,987 acresHarmon County: 296,368 acresHarper County: 601,162 acresHaskell County: 274,562 acresHughes County: 374,192 acresJackson County: 453,654 acresJefferson County: 407,194 acresJohnston County: 325,983 acresKay County: 479,927 acresKingfisher County: 552,561 acresKiowa County: 580,490 acresLatimer County: 205,652 acresLe Flore County: 410,923 acresLincoln County: 472,446 acresLogan County: 365,671 acresLove County: 244,465 acresMcClain County: 307,330 acresMcCurtain County: 357,991 acresMcIntosh County: 266,403 acresMajor County: 508,689 acresMarshall County: 164,275 acresMayes County: 302,172 acresMurray County: 202,136 acresMuskogee County: 351,895 acresNoble County: 395,344 acresNowata County: 311,198 acresOkfuskee County: 289,778 acresOklahoma County: 172,203 acresOkmulgee County: 288,969 acresOsage County: 1,186,354 acresOttawa County: 226,436 acresPawnee County: 280,768 acresPayne County: 340,629 acresPittsburg County: 505,047 acresPontotoc County: 368,306 acresPottawatomie County: 343,119 acresPushmataha County: 309,855 acresRoger Mills County: 738,683 acresRogers County: 310,415 acresSeminole County: 279,262 acresSequoyah County: 222,350 acresStephens County: 419,923 acresTexas County: 1,181,025 acresTillman County: 484,533 acresTulsa County: 151,070 acresWagoner County: 259,978 acresWashington County: 222,882 acresWashita County: 568,343 acresWoods County: 816,386 acresWoodward County: 726,473 acres
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acres, 2002. 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, 2002

Osage County: 1,186,354 acresOsage County1,186,354Texas County: 1,181,025 acresTexas County1,181,025Cimarron County: 1,121,690 acresCimarron County1,121,690Beaver County: 1,018,626 acresBeaver County1,018,626Woods County: 816,386 acresWoods County816,386Roger Mills County: 738,683 acresRoger Mills County738,683Woodward County: 726,473 acresWoodward County726,473Caddo County: 710,833 acresCaddo County710,833Ellis County: 672,764 acresEllis County672,764Garfield County: 631,939 acresGarfield County631,939Grady County: 601,607 acresGrady County601,607Harper County: 601,162 acresHarper County601,162Grant County: 594,809 acresGrant County594,809Dewey County: 584,368 acresDewey County584,368Kiowa County: 580,490 acresKiowa County580,490Washita County: 568,343 acresWashita County568,343Kingfisher County: 552,561 acresKingfisher County552,561Custer County: 544,615 acresCuster County544,615Blaine County: 537,314 acresBlaine County537,314Beckham County: 533,250 acresBeckham County533,250Major County: 508,689 acresMajor County508,689Pittsburg County: 505,047 acresPittsburg County505,047Canadian County: 500,872 acresCanadian County500,872Atoka County: 492,174 acresAtoka County492,174Tillman County: 484,533 acresTillman County484,533Kay County: 479,927 acresKay County479,927Lincoln County: 472,446 acresLincoln County472,446Garvin County: 468,880 acresGarvin County468,880Alfalfa County: 461,288 acresAlfalfa County461,288Bryan County: 458,275 acresBryan County458,275Jackson County: 453,654 acresJackson County453,654Craig County: 435,804 acresCraig County435,804Carter County: 430,706 acresCarter County430,706Comanche County: 425,146 acresComanche County425,146Stephens County: 419,923 acresStephens County419,923Le Flore County: 410,923 acresLe Flore County410,923Jefferson County: 407,194 acresJefferson County407,194Noble County: 395,344 acresNoble County395,344Hughes County: 374,192 acresHughes County374,192Pontotoc County: 368,306 acresPontotoc County368,306Osage County: 1,186,354 acresOsage County1,186,354Texas County: 1,181,025 acresTexas County1,181,025Cimarron County: 1,121,690 acresCimarron County1,121,690Beaver County: 1,018,626 acresBeaver County1,018,626Woods County: 816,386 acresWoods County816,386Roger Mills County: 738,683 acresRoger Mills County738,683Woodward County: 726,473 acresWoodward County726,473Caddo County: 710,833 acresCaddo County710,833Ellis County: 672,764 acresEllis County672,764Garfield County: 631,939 acresGarfield County631,939Grady County: 601,607 acresGrady County601,607Harper County: 601,162 acresHarper County601,162Grant County: 594,809 acresGrant County594,809Dewey County: 584,368 acresDewey County584,368Kiowa County: 580,490 acresKiowa County580,490Washita County: 568,343 acresWashita County568,343Kingfisher County: 552,561 acresKingfisher County552,561Custer County: 544,615 acresCuster County544,615Blaine County: 537,314 acresBlaine County537,314Beckham County: 533,250 acresBeckham County533,250Major County: 508,689 acresMajor County508,689Pittsburg County: 505,047 acresPittsburg County505,047Canadian County: 500,872 acresCanadian County500,872Atoka County: 492,174 acresAtoka County492,174Tillman County: 484,533 acresTillman County484,533Kay County: 479,927 acresKay County479,927Lincoln County: 472,446 acresLincoln County472,446Garvin County: 468,880 acresGarvin County468,880Alfalfa County: 461,288 acresAlfalfa County461,288Bryan County: 458,275 acresBryan County458,275Jackson County: 453,654 acresJackson County453,654Craig County: 435,804 acresCraig County435,804Carter County: 430,706 acresCarter County430,706Comanche County: 425,146 acresComanche County425,146Stephens County: 419,923 acresStephens County419,923Le Flore County: 410,923 acresLe Flore County410,923Jefferson County: 407,194 acresJefferson County407,194Noble County: 395,344 acresNoble County395,344Hughes County: 374,192 acresHughes County374,192Pontotoc County: 368,306 acresPontotoc County368,306
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

RankCounties2002
acres
1Osage County1,186,354
2Texas County1,181,025
3Cimarron County1,121,690
4Beaver County1,018,626
5Woods County816,386
6Roger Mills County738,683
7Woodward County726,473
8Caddo County710,833
9Ellis County672,764
10Garfield County631,939
11Grady County601,607
12Harper County601,162
13Grant County594,809
14Dewey County584,368
15Kiowa County580,490
16Washita County568,343
17Kingfisher County552,561
18Custer County544,615
19Blaine County537,314
20Beckham County533,250
21Major County508,689
22Pittsburg County505,047
23Canadian County500,872
24Atoka County492,174
25Tillman County484,533
26Kay County479,927
27Lincoln County472,446
28Garvin County468,880
29Alfalfa County461,288
30Bryan County458,275
31Jackson County453,654
32Craig County435,804
33Carter County430,706
34Comanche County425,146
35Stephens County419,923
36Le Flore County410,923
37Jefferson County407,194
38Noble County395,344
39Hughes County374,192
40Pontotoc County368,306
41Creek County365,810
42Logan County365,671
43McCurtain County357,991
44Muskogee County351,895
45Pottawatomie County343,119
46Payne County340,629
47Choctaw County337,443
48Cotton County334,328
49Johnston County325,983
50Greer County324,987
51Nowata County311,198
52Rogers County310,415
53Pushmataha County309,855
54McClain County307,330
55Mayes County302,172
56Harmon County296,368
57Okfuskee County289,778
58Okmulgee County288,969
59Delaware County282,106
60Pawnee County280,768
61Seminole County279,262
62Haskell County274,562
63McIntosh County266,403
64Coal County262,626
65Wagoner County259,978
66Love County244,465
67Adair County237,874
68Ottawa County226,436
69Washington County222,882
70Sequoyah County222,350
71Cherokee County220,739
72Latimer County205,652
73Murray County202,136
74Oklahoma County172,203
75Cleveland County165,483
76Marshall County164,275
77Tulsa County151,070

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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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Which county has the highest land in farms?

Osage County, with 1,186,354 acres in 2002, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Statistics Service.

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Tulsa County, with 151,070 acres in 2002.

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