Counties in Oklahoma by land in farms

Texas County had the highest land in farms of 77 counties in 2012, at 1,286,834 acres. Tulsa County had the lowest, at 106,222 acres. The median was 399,818 acres and the figure for Oklahoma was 34,356,110 acres. Source: the U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Statistics Service.

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Highest1,286,834Texas County
Lowest106,222Tulsa County
Median399,81877 counties
Oklahoma34,356,110History

Map of counties, 2012

Adair County: 252,140 acresAlfalfa County: 545,223 acresAtoka County: 353,158 acresBeaver County: 1,115,852 acresBeckham County: 567,886 acresBlaine County: 521,986 acresBryan County: 441,289 acresCaddo County: 707,669 acresCanadian County: 500,776 acresCarter County: 456,594 acresCherokee County: 236,042 acresChoctaw County: 330,410 acresCimarron County: 1,157,186 acresCleveland County: 133,729 acresCoal County: 273,616 acresComanche County: 462,992 acresCotton County: 399,818 acresCraig County: 462,205 acresCreek County: 347,003 acresCuster County: 622,947 acresDelaware County: 283,317 acresDewey County: 624,827 acresEllis County: 758,323 acresGarfield County: 666,373 acresGarvin County: 463,183 acresGrady County: 583,322 acresGrant County: 582,216 acresGreer County: 401,551 acresHarmon County: 340,599 acresHarper County: 617,812 acresHaskell County: 256,026 acresHughes County: 436,121 acresJackson County: 478,878 acresJefferson County: 475,462 acresJohnston County: 283,645 acresKay County: 484,179 acresKingfisher County: 567,621 acresKiowa County: 593,315 acresLatimer County: 220,552 acresLe Flore County: 395,048 acresLincoln County: 454,252 acresLogan County: 367,361 acresLove County: 219,480 acresMcClain County: 282,747 acresMcCurtain County: 316,606 acresMcIntosh County: 235,936 acresMajor County: 537,111 acresMarshall County: 191,836 acresMayes County: 285,102 acresMurray County: 208,149 acresMuskogee County: 350,119 acresNoble County: 442,797 acresNowata County: 292,122 acresOkfuskee County: 319,725 acresOklahoma County: 144,188 acresOkmulgee County: 300,165 acresOsage County: 1,216,673 acresOttawa County: 193,251 acresPawnee County: 285,982 acresPayne County: 349,732 acresPittsburg County: 523,627 acresPontotoc County: 324,584 acresPottawatomie County: 335,240 acresPushmataha County: 297,429 acresRoger Mills County: 719,291 acresRogers County: 301,804 acresSeminole County: 243,260 acresSequoyah County: 215,116 acresStephens County: 480,668 acresTexas County: 1,286,834 acresTillman County: 541,419 acresTulsa County: 106,222 acresWagoner County: 198,924 acresWashington County: 230,934 acresWashita County: 633,364 acresWoods County: 808,463 acresWoodward County: 714,706 acres
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acres, 2012. 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, 2012

Texas County: 1,286,834 acresTexas County1,286,834Osage County: 1,216,673 acresOsage County1,216,673Cimarron County: 1,157,186 acresCimarron County1,157,186Beaver County: 1,115,852 acresBeaver County1,115,852Woods County: 808,463 acresWoods County808,463Ellis County: 758,323 acresEllis County758,323Roger Mills County: 719,291 acresRoger Mills County719,291Woodward County: 714,706 acresWoodward County714,706Caddo County: 707,669 acresCaddo County707,669Garfield County: 666,373 acresGarfield County666,373Washita County: 633,364 acresWashita County633,364Dewey County: 624,827 acresDewey County624,827Custer County: 622,947 acresCuster County622,947Harper County: 617,812 acresHarper County617,812Kiowa County: 593,315 acresKiowa County593,315Grady County: 583,322 acresGrady County583,322Grant County: 582,216 acresGrant County582,216Beckham County: 567,886 acresBeckham County567,886Kingfisher County: 567,621 acresKingfisher County567,621Alfalfa County: 545,223 acresAlfalfa County545,223Tillman County: 541,419 acresTillman County541,419Major County: 537,111 acresMajor County537,111Pittsburg County: 523,627 acresPittsburg County523,627Blaine County: 521,986 acresBlaine County521,986Canadian County: 500,776 acresCanadian County500,776Kay County: 484,179 acresKay County484,179Stephens County: 480,668 acresStephens County480,668Jackson County: 478,878 acresJackson County478,878Jefferson County: 475,462 acresJefferson County475,462Garvin County: 463,183 acresGarvin County463,183Comanche County: 462,992 acresComanche County462,992Craig County: 462,205 acresCraig County462,205Carter County: 456,594 acresCarter County456,594Lincoln County: 454,252 acresLincoln County454,252Noble County: 442,797 acresNoble County442,797Bryan County: 441,289 acresBryan County441,289Hughes County: 436,121 acresHughes County436,121Greer County: 401,551 acresGreer County401,551Cotton County: 399,818 acresCotton County399,818Le Flore County: 395,048 acresLe Flore County395,048Texas County: 1,286,834 acresTexas County1,286,834Osage County: 1,216,673 acresOsage County1,216,673Cimarron County: 1,157,186 acresCimarron County1,157,186Beaver County: 1,115,852 acresBeaver County1,115,852Woods County: 808,463 acresWoods County808,463Ellis County: 758,323 acresEllis County758,323Roger Mills County: 719,291 acresRoger Mills County719,291Woodward County: 714,706 acresWoodward County714,706Caddo County: 707,669 acresCaddo County707,669Garfield County: 666,373 acresGarfield County666,373Washita County: 633,364 acresWashita County633,364Dewey County: 624,827 acresDewey County624,827Custer County: 622,947 acresCuster County622,947Harper County: 617,812 acresHarper County617,812Kiowa County: 593,315 acresKiowa County593,315Grady County: 583,322 acresGrady County583,322Grant County: 582,216 acresGrant County582,216Beckham County: 567,886 acresBeckham County567,886Kingfisher County: 567,621 acresKingfisher County567,621Alfalfa County: 545,223 acresAlfalfa County545,223Tillman County: 541,419 acresTillman County541,419Major County: 537,111 acresMajor County537,111Pittsburg County: 523,627 acresPittsburg County523,627Blaine County: 521,986 acresBlaine County521,986Canadian County: 500,776 acresCanadian County500,776Kay County: 484,179 acresKay County484,179Stephens County: 480,668 acresStephens County480,668Jackson County: 478,878 acresJackson County478,878Jefferson County: 475,462 acresJefferson County475,462Garvin County: 463,183 acresGarvin County463,183Comanche County: 462,992 acresComanche County462,992Craig County: 462,205 acresCraig County462,205Carter County: 456,594 acresCarter County456,594Lincoln County: 454,252 acresLincoln County454,252Noble County: 442,797 acresNoble County442,797Bryan County: 441,289 acresBryan County441,289Hughes County: 436,121 acresHughes County436,121Greer County: 401,551 acresGreer County401,551Cotton County: 399,818 acresCotton County399,818Le Flore County: 395,048 acresLe Flore County395,048
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

RankCounties2012
acres
1Texas County1,286,834
2Osage County1,216,673
3Cimarron County1,157,186
4Beaver County1,115,852
5Woods County808,463
6Ellis County758,323
7Roger Mills County719,291
8Woodward County714,706
9Caddo County707,669
10Garfield County666,373
11Washita County633,364
12Dewey County624,827
13Custer County622,947
14Harper County617,812
15Kiowa County593,315
16Grady County583,322
17Grant County582,216
18Beckham County567,886
19Kingfisher County567,621
20Alfalfa County545,223
21Tillman County541,419
22Major County537,111
23Pittsburg County523,627
24Blaine County521,986
25Canadian County500,776
26Kay County484,179
27Stephens County480,668
28Jackson County478,878
29Jefferson County475,462
30Garvin County463,183
31Comanche County462,992
32Craig County462,205
33Carter County456,594
34Lincoln County454,252
35Noble County442,797
36Bryan County441,289
37Hughes County436,121
38Greer County401,551
39Cotton County399,818
40Le Flore County395,048
41Logan County367,361
42Atoka County353,158
43Muskogee County350,119
44Payne County349,732
45Creek County347,003
46Harmon County340,599
47Pottawatomie County335,240
48Choctaw County330,410
49Pontotoc County324,584
50Okfuskee County319,725
51McCurtain County316,606
52Rogers County301,804
53Okmulgee County300,165
54Pushmataha County297,429
55Nowata County292,122
56Pawnee County285,982
57Mayes County285,102
58Johnston County283,645
59Delaware County283,317
60McClain County282,747
61Coal County273,616
62Haskell County256,026
63Adair County252,140
64Seminole County243,260
65Cherokee County236,042
66McIntosh County235,936
67Washington County230,934
68Latimer County220,552
69Love County219,480
70Sequoyah County215,116
71Murray County208,149
72Wagoner County198,924
73Ottawa County193,251
74Marshall County191,836
75Oklahoma County144,188
76Cleveland County133,729
77Tulsa County106,222

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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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Which county has the highest land in farms?

Texas County, with 1,286,834 acres in 2012, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Statistics Service.

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Tulsa County, with 106,222 acres in 2012.

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