Counties in Oklahoma by land in farms

Osage County had the highest land in farms of 77 counties in 2007, at 1,290,680 acres. Tulsa County had the lowest, at 131,154 acres. The median was 403,810 acres and the figure for Oklahoma was 35,087,269 acres. Source: the U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Statistics Service.

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Highest1,290,680Osage County
Lowest131,154Tulsa County
Median403,81077 counties
Oklahoma35,087,269History

Map of counties, 2007

Adair County: 249,280 acresAlfalfa County: 542,813 acresAtoka County: 408,444 acresBeaver County: 1,128,871 acresBeckham County: 519,503 acresBlaine County: 585,908 acresBryan County: 490,688 acresCaddo County: 749,918 acresCanadian County: 508,771 acresCarter County: 402,831 acresCherokee County: 246,421 acresChoctaw County: 326,300 acresCimarron County: 1,044,528 acresCleveland County: 159,816 acresCoal County: 269,401 acresComanche County: 497,502 acresCotton County: 366,651 acresCraig County: 457,292 acresCreek County: 377,437 acresCuster County: 568,728 acresDelaware County: 308,970 acresDewey County: 588,951 acresEllis County: 718,058 acresGarfield County: 663,431 acresGarvin County: 500,804 acresGrady County: 608,373 acresGrant County: 633,052 acresGreer County: 375,447 acresHarmon County: 322,222 acresHarper County: 616,947 acresHaskell County: 290,260 acresHughes County: 441,040 acresJackson County: 474,502 acresJefferson County: 460,207 acresJohnston County: 333,944 acresKay County: 492,178 acresKingfisher County: 566,212 acresKiowa County: 564,592 acresLatimer County: 213,411 acresLe Flore County: 466,406 acresLincoln County: 487,858 acresLogan County: 403,810 acresLove County: 261,875 acresMcClain County: 336,852 acresMcCurtain County: 339,615 acresMcIntosh County: 246,730 acresMajor County: 517,334 acresMarshall County: 157,754 acresMayes County: 313,131 acresMurray County: 197,022 acresMuskogee County: 374,372 acresNoble County: 466,947 acresNowata County: 354,636 acresOkfuskee County: 298,814 acresOklahoma County: 159,823 acresOkmulgee County: 294,324 acresOsage County: 1,290,680 acresOttawa County: 237,986 acresPawnee County: 297,621 acresPayne County: 356,765 acresPittsburg County: 547,050 acresPontotoc County: 379,236 acresPottawatomie County: 395,065 acresPushmataha County: 290,409 acresRoger Mills County: 719,356 acresRogers County: 371,349 acresSeminole County: 250,751 acresSequoyah County: 231,943 acresStephens County: 469,700 acresTexas County: 1,205,978 acresTillman County: 463,943 acresTulsa County: 131,154 acresWagoner County: 262,702 acresWashington County: 226,568 acresWashita County: 591,031 acresWoods County: 833,775 acresWoodward County: 783,200 acres
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acres, 2007. 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, 2007

Osage County: 1,290,680 acresOsage County1,290,680Texas County: 1,205,978 acresTexas County1,205,978Beaver County: 1,128,871 acresBeaver County1,128,871Cimarron County: 1,044,528 acresCimarron County1,044,528Woods County: 833,775 acresWoods County833,775Woodward County: 783,200 acresWoodward County783,200Caddo County: 749,918 acresCaddo County749,918Roger Mills County: 719,356 acresRoger Mills County719,356Ellis County: 718,058 acresEllis County718,058Garfield County: 663,431 acresGarfield County663,431Grant County: 633,052 acresGrant County633,052Harper County: 616,947 acresHarper County616,947Grady County: 608,373 acresGrady County608,373Washita County: 591,031 acresWashita County591,031Dewey County: 588,951 acresDewey County588,951Blaine County: 585,908 acresBlaine County585,908Custer County: 568,728 acresCuster County568,728Kingfisher County: 566,212 acresKingfisher County566,212Kiowa County: 564,592 acresKiowa County564,592Pittsburg County: 547,050 acresPittsburg County547,050Alfalfa County: 542,813 acresAlfalfa County542,813Beckham County: 519,503 acresBeckham County519,503Major County: 517,334 acresMajor County517,334Canadian County: 508,771 acresCanadian County508,771Garvin County: 500,804 acresGarvin County500,804Comanche County: 497,502 acresComanche County497,502Kay County: 492,178 acresKay County492,178Bryan County: 490,688 acresBryan County490,688Lincoln County: 487,858 acresLincoln County487,858Jackson County: 474,502 acresJackson County474,502Stephens County: 469,700 acresStephens County469,700Noble County: 466,947 acresNoble County466,947Le Flore County: 466,406 acresLe Flore County466,406Tillman County: 463,943 acresTillman County463,943Jefferson County: 460,207 acresJefferson County460,207Craig County: 457,292 acresCraig County457,292Hughes County: 441,040 acresHughes County441,040Atoka County: 408,444 acresAtoka County408,444Logan County: 403,810 acresLogan County403,810Carter County: 402,831 acresCarter County402,831Osage County: 1,290,680 acresOsage County1,290,680Texas County: 1,205,978 acresTexas County1,205,978Beaver County: 1,128,871 acresBeaver County1,128,871Cimarron County: 1,044,528 acresCimarron County1,044,528Woods County: 833,775 acresWoods County833,775Woodward County: 783,200 acresWoodward County783,200Caddo County: 749,918 acresCaddo County749,918Roger Mills County: 719,356 acresRoger Mills County719,356Ellis County: 718,058 acresEllis County718,058Garfield County: 663,431 acresGarfield County663,431Grant County: 633,052 acresGrant County633,052Harper County: 616,947 acresHarper County616,947Grady County: 608,373 acresGrady County608,373Washita County: 591,031 acresWashita County591,031Dewey County: 588,951 acresDewey County588,951Blaine County: 585,908 acresBlaine County585,908Custer County: 568,728 acresCuster County568,728Kingfisher County: 566,212 acresKingfisher County566,212Kiowa County: 564,592 acresKiowa County564,592Pittsburg County: 547,050 acresPittsburg County547,050Alfalfa County: 542,813 acresAlfalfa County542,813Beckham County: 519,503 acresBeckham County519,503Major County: 517,334 acresMajor County517,334Canadian County: 508,771 acresCanadian County508,771Garvin County: 500,804 acresGarvin County500,804Comanche County: 497,502 acresComanche County497,502Kay County: 492,178 acresKay County492,178Bryan County: 490,688 acresBryan County490,688Lincoln County: 487,858 acresLincoln County487,858Jackson County: 474,502 acresJackson County474,502Stephens County: 469,700 acresStephens County469,700Noble County: 466,947 acresNoble County466,947Le Flore County: 466,406 acresLe Flore County466,406Tillman County: 463,943 acresTillman County463,943Jefferson County: 460,207 acresJefferson County460,207Craig County: 457,292 acresCraig County457,292Hughes County: 441,040 acresHughes County441,040Atoka County: 408,444 acresAtoka County408,444Logan County: 403,810 acresLogan County403,810Carter County: 402,831 acresCarter County402,831
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

RankCounties2007
acres
1Osage County1,290,680
2Texas County1,205,978
3Beaver County1,128,871
4Cimarron County1,044,528
5Woods County833,775
6Woodward County783,200
7Caddo County749,918
8Roger Mills County719,356
9Ellis County718,058
10Garfield County663,431
11Grant County633,052
12Harper County616,947
13Grady County608,373
14Washita County591,031
15Dewey County588,951
16Blaine County585,908
17Custer County568,728
18Kingfisher County566,212
19Kiowa County564,592
20Pittsburg County547,050
21Alfalfa County542,813
22Beckham County519,503
23Major County517,334
24Canadian County508,771
25Garvin County500,804
26Comanche County497,502
27Kay County492,178
28Bryan County490,688
29Lincoln County487,858
30Jackson County474,502
31Stephens County469,700
32Noble County466,947
33Le Flore County466,406
34Tillman County463,943
35Jefferson County460,207
36Craig County457,292
37Hughes County441,040
38Atoka County408,444
39Logan County403,810
40Carter County402,831
41Pottawatomie County395,065
42Pontotoc County379,236
43Creek County377,437
44Greer County375,447
45Muskogee County374,372
46Rogers County371,349
47Cotton County366,651
48Payne County356,765
49Nowata County354,636
50McCurtain County339,615
51McClain County336,852
52Johnston County333,944
53Choctaw County326,300
54Harmon County322,222
55Mayes County313,131
56Delaware County308,970
57Okfuskee County298,814
58Pawnee County297,621
59Okmulgee County294,324
60Pushmataha County290,409
61Haskell County290,260
62Coal County269,401
63Wagoner County262,702
64Love County261,875
65Seminole County250,751
66Adair County249,280
67McIntosh County246,730
68Cherokee County246,421
69Ottawa County237,986
70Sequoyah County231,943
71Washington County226,568
72Latimer County213,411
73Murray County197,022
74Oklahoma County159,823
75Cleveland County159,816
76Marshall County157,754
77Tulsa County131,154

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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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Osage County, with 1,290,680 acres in 2007, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Statistics Service.

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Tulsa County, with 131,154 acres in 2007.

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