Counties in Oklahoma by land in farms

Texas County had the highest land in farms of 77 counties in 2017, at 1,278,196 acres. Tulsa County had the lowest, at 113,247 acres. The median was 392,623 acres and the figure for Oklahoma was 34,156,290 acres. Source: the U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Statistics Service.

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Highest1,278,196Texas County
Lowest113,247Tulsa County
Median392,62377 counties
Oklahoma34,156,290History

Map of counties, 2017

Adair County: 238,815 acresAlfalfa County: 523,784 acresAtoka County: 357,305 acresBeaver County: 1,037,049 acresBeckham County: 498,089 acresBlaine County: 593,172 acresBryan County: 432,983 acresCaddo County: 755,924 acresCanadian County: 498,316 acresCarter County: 396,475 acresCherokee County: 217,176 acresChoctaw County: 337,643 acresCimarron County: 1,097,472 acresCleveland County: 122,891 acresCoal County: 273,451 acresComanche County: 467,180 acresCotton County: 404,667 acresCraig County: 423,245 acresCreek County: 327,216 acresCuster County: 638,429 acresDelaware County: 291,570 acresDewey County: 652,014 acresEllis County: 724,088 acresGarfield County: 674,900 acresGarvin County: 483,349 acresGrady County: 593,435 acresGrant County: 574,723 acresGreer County: 328,119 acresHarmon County: 341,688 acresHarper County: 667,515 acresHaskell County: 237,621 acresHughes County: 413,697 acresJackson County: 510,761 acresJefferson County: 471,938 acresJohnston County: 288,877 acresKay County: 497,696 acresKingfisher County: 575,269 acresKiowa County: 582,669 acresLatimer County: 213,668 acresLe Flore County: 380,852 acresLincoln County: 481,690 acresLogan County: 392,623 acresLove County: 202,572 acresMcClain County: 286,267 acresMcCurtain County: 342,149 acresMcIntosh County: 225,588 acresMajor County: 525,040 acresMarshall County: 174,385 acresMayes County: 271,232 acresMurray County: 209,467 acresMuskogee County: 311,720 acresNoble County: 449,098 acresNowata County: 346,549 acresOkfuskee County: 347,309 acresOklahoma County: 133,438 acresOkmulgee County: 295,983 acresOsage County: 1,101,177 acresOttawa County: 205,945 acresPawnee County: 321,998 acresPayne County: 340,811 acresPittsburg County: 518,588 acresPontotoc County: 320,211 acresPottawatomie County: 346,137 acresPushmataha County: 263,487 acresRoger Mills County: 730,322 acresRogers County: 299,353 acresSeminole County: 265,537 acresSequoyah County: 216,577 acresStephens County: 462,237 acresTexas County: 1,278,196 acresTillman County: 556,966 acresTulsa County: 113,247 acresWagoner County: 194,466 acresWashington County: 219,441 acresWashita County: 642,948 acresWoods County: 830,009 acresWoodward County: 787,796 acres
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acres, 2017. 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, 2017

Texas County: 1,278,196 acresTexas County1,278,196Osage County: 1,101,177 acresOsage County1,101,177Cimarron County: 1,097,472 acresCimarron County1,097,472Beaver County: 1,037,049 acresBeaver County1,037,049Woods County: 830,009 acresWoods County830,009Woodward County: 787,796 acresWoodward County787,796Caddo County: 755,924 acresCaddo County755,924Roger Mills County: 730,322 acresRoger Mills County730,322Ellis County: 724,088 acresEllis County724,088Garfield County: 674,900 acresGarfield County674,900Harper County: 667,515 acresHarper County667,515Dewey County: 652,014 acresDewey County652,014Washita County: 642,948 acresWashita County642,948Custer County: 638,429 acresCuster County638,429Grady County: 593,435 acresGrady County593,435Blaine County: 593,172 acresBlaine County593,172Kiowa County: 582,669 acresKiowa County582,669Kingfisher County: 575,269 acresKingfisher County575,269Grant County: 574,723 acresGrant County574,723Tillman County: 556,966 acresTillman County556,966Major County: 525,040 acresMajor County525,040Alfalfa County: 523,784 acresAlfalfa County523,784Pittsburg County: 518,588 acresPittsburg County518,588Jackson County: 510,761 acresJackson County510,761Canadian County: 498,316 acresCanadian County498,316Beckham County: 498,089 acresBeckham County498,089Kay County: 497,696 acresKay County497,696Garvin County: 483,349 acresGarvin County483,349Lincoln County: 481,690 acresLincoln County481,690Jefferson County: 471,938 acresJefferson County471,938Comanche County: 467,180 acresComanche County467,180Stephens County: 462,237 acresStephens County462,237Noble County: 449,098 acresNoble County449,098Bryan County: 432,983 acresBryan County432,983Craig County: 423,245 acresCraig County423,245Hughes County: 413,697 acresHughes County413,697Cotton County: 404,667 acresCotton County404,667Carter County: 396,475 acresCarter County396,475Logan County: 392,623 acresLogan County392,623Le Flore County: 380,852 acresLe Flore County380,852Texas County: 1,278,196 acresTexas County1,278,196Osage County: 1,101,177 acresOsage County1,101,177Cimarron County: 1,097,472 acresCimarron County1,097,472Beaver County: 1,037,049 acresBeaver County1,037,049Woods County: 830,009 acresWoods County830,009Woodward County: 787,796 acresWoodward County787,796Caddo County: 755,924 acresCaddo County755,924Roger Mills County: 730,322 acresRoger Mills County730,322Ellis County: 724,088 acresEllis County724,088Garfield County: 674,900 acresGarfield County674,900Harper County: 667,515 acresHarper County667,515Dewey County: 652,014 acresDewey County652,014Washita County: 642,948 acresWashita County642,948Custer County: 638,429 acresCuster County638,429Grady County: 593,435 acresGrady County593,435Blaine County: 593,172 acresBlaine County593,172Kiowa County: 582,669 acresKiowa County582,669Kingfisher County: 575,269 acresKingfisher County575,269Grant County: 574,723 acresGrant County574,723Tillman County: 556,966 acresTillman County556,966Major County: 525,040 acresMajor County525,040Alfalfa County: 523,784 acresAlfalfa County523,784Pittsburg County: 518,588 acresPittsburg County518,588Jackson County: 510,761 acresJackson County510,761Canadian County: 498,316 acresCanadian County498,316Beckham County: 498,089 acresBeckham County498,089Kay County: 497,696 acresKay County497,696Garvin County: 483,349 acresGarvin County483,349Lincoln County: 481,690 acresLincoln County481,690Jefferson County: 471,938 acresJefferson County471,938Comanche County: 467,180 acresComanche County467,180Stephens County: 462,237 acresStephens County462,237Noble County: 449,098 acresNoble County449,098Bryan County: 432,983 acresBryan County432,983Craig County: 423,245 acresCraig County423,245Hughes County: 413,697 acresHughes County413,697Cotton County: 404,667 acresCotton County404,667Carter County: 396,475 acresCarter County396,475Logan County: 392,623 acresLogan County392,623Le Flore County: 380,852 acresLe Flore County380,852
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

RankCounties2017
acres
1Texas County1,278,196
2Osage County1,101,177
3Cimarron County1,097,472
4Beaver County1,037,049
5Woods County830,009
6Woodward County787,796
7Caddo County755,924
8Roger Mills County730,322
9Ellis County724,088
10Garfield County674,900
11Harper County667,515
12Dewey County652,014
13Washita County642,948
14Custer County638,429
15Grady County593,435
16Blaine County593,172
17Kiowa County582,669
18Kingfisher County575,269
19Grant County574,723
20Tillman County556,966
21Major County525,040
22Alfalfa County523,784
23Pittsburg County518,588
24Jackson County510,761
25Canadian County498,316
26Beckham County498,089
27Kay County497,696
28Garvin County483,349
29Lincoln County481,690
30Jefferson County471,938
31Comanche County467,180
32Stephens County462,237
33Noble County449,098
34Bryan County432,983
35Craig County423,245
36Hughes County413,697
37Cotton County404,667
38Carter County396,475
39Logan County392,623
40Le Flore County380,852
41Atoka County357,305
42Okfuskee County347,309
43Nowata County346,549
44Pottawatomie County346,137
45McCurtain County342,149
46Harmon County341,688
47Payne County340,811
48Choctaw County337,643
49Greer County328,119
50Creek County327,216
51Pawnee County321,998
52Pontotoc County320,211
53Muskogee County311,720
54Rogers County299,353
55Okmulgee County295,983
56Delaware County291,570
57Johnston County288,877
58McClain County286,267
59Coal County273,451
60Mayes County271,232
61Seminole County265,537
62Pushmataha County263,487
63Adair County238,815
64Haskell County237,621
65McIntosh County225,588
66Washington County219,441
67Cherokee County217,176
68Sequoyah County216,577
69Latimer County213,668
70Murray County209,467
71Ottawa County205,945
72Love County202,572
73Wagoner County194,466
74Marshall County174,385
75Oklahoma County133,438
76Cleveland County122,891
77Tulsa County113,247

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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, 2017. 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?period=2017. Accessed 11 Oct. 2026.

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Which county has the highest land in farms?

Texas County, with 1,278,196 acres in 2017, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Statistics Service.

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Tulsa County, with 113,247 acres in 2017.

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