Counties in Oklahoma by per capita personal income

Cimarron County had the highest per capita personal income of 77 counties in 2016, at $69,702. Greer County had the lowest, at $27,765. The median was $35,299 and the figure for Oklahoma was $42,047. Source: the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

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Highest69,702Cimarron County
Lowest27,765Greer County
Median35,29977 counties
Oklahoma42,047History

Map of counties, 2016

Adair County: 29,759 USDAlfalfa County: 36,565 USDAtoka County: 29,888 USDBeaver County: 46,149 USDBeckham County: 32,662 USDBlaine County: 37,207 USDBryan County: 33,863 USDCaddo County: 32,022 USDCanadian County: 42,465 USDCarter County: 39,913 USDCherokee County: 30,807 USDChoctaw County: 30,361 USDCimarron County: 69,702 USDCleveland County: 41,621 USDCoal County: 33,048 USDComanche County: 39,273 USDCotton County: 39,039 USDCraig County: 34,936 USDCreek County: 38,395 USDCuster County: 35,299 USDDelaware County: 31,972 USDDewey County: 41,530 USDEllis County: 46,707 USDGarfield County: 43,122 USDGarvin County: 36,236 USDGrady County: 37,164 USDGrant County: 43,385 USDGreer County: 27,765 USDHarmon County: 37,512 USDHarper County: 49,685 USDHaskell County: 33,921 USDHughes County: 33,568 USDJackson County: 36,460 USDJefferson County: 34,223 USDJohnston County: 34,025 USDKay County: 38,066 USDKingfisher County: 46,887 USDKiowa County: 34,928 USDLatimer County: 34,593 USDLe Flore County: 31,034 USDLincoln County: 34,515 USDLogan County: 37,576 USDLove County: 35,992 USDMcClain County: 41,536 USDMcCurtain County: 32,056 USDMcIntosh County: 32,943 USDMajor County: 37,342 USDMarshall County: 33,632 USDMayes County: 34,527 USDMurray County: 39,329 USDMuskogee County: 35,107 USDNoble County: 39,729 USDNowata County: 34,901 USDOkfuskee County: 28,636 USDOklahoma County: 47,909 USDOkmulgee County: 32,457 USDOsage County: 33,564 USDOttawa County: 34,619 USDPawnee County: 33,857 USDPayne County: 34,306 USDPittsburg County: 35,384 USDPontotoc County: 39,231 USDPottawatomie County: 35,092 USDPushmataha County: 31,586 USDRoger Mills County: 47,328 USDRogers County: 41,946 USDSeminole County: 30,924 USDSequoyah County: 32,590 USDStephens County: 38,422 USDTexas County: 48,586 USDTillman County: 31,845 USDTulsa County: 51,917 USDWagoner County: 38,327 USDWashington County: 52,081 USDWashita County: 30,131 USDWoods County: 42,539 USDWoodward County: 35,161 USD
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USD, 2016. Source: BEA, CAINC1: county annual personal income summary, per capita personal income, current dollars, individual counties and county equivalents. Boundaries: U.S. Census Bureau cartographic boundary files.

Top 40 counties, 2016

Cimarron County: 69,702 USDCimarron County69,702Washington County: 52,081 USDWashington County52,081Tulsa County: 51,917 USDTulsa County51,917Harper County: 49,685 USDHarper County49,685Texas County: 48,586 USDTexas County48,586Oklahoma County: 47,909 USDOklahoma County47,909Roger Mills County: 47,328 USDRoger Mills County47,328Kingfisher County: 46,887 USDKingfisher County46,887Ellis County: 46,707 USDEllis County46,707Beaver County: 46,149 USDBeaver County46,149Grant County: 43,385 USDGrant County43,385Garfield County: 43,122 USDGarfield County43,122Woods County: 42,539 USDWoods County42,539Canadian County: 42,465 USDCanadian County42,465Rogers County: 41,946 USDRogers County41,946Cleveland County: 41,621 USDCleveland County41,621McClain County: 41,536 USDMcClain County41,536Dewey County: 41,530 USDDewey County41,530Carter County: 39,913 USDCarter County39,913Noble County: 39,729 USDNoble County39,729Murray County: 39,329 USDMurray County39,329Comanche County: 39,273 USDComanche County39,273Pontotoc County: 39,231 USDPontotoc County39,231Cotton County: 39,039 USDCotton County39,039Stephens County: 38,422 USDStephens County38,422Creek County: 38,395 USDCreek County38,395Wagoner County: 38,327 USDWagoner County38,327Kay County: 38,066 USDKay County38,066Logan County: 37,576 USDLogan County37,576Harmon County: 37,512 USDHarmon County37,512Major County: 37,342 USDMajor County37,342Blaine County: 37,207 USDBlaine County37,207Grady County: 37,164 USDGrady County37,164Alfalfa County: 36,565 USDAlfalfa County36,565Jackson County: 36,460 USDJackson County36,460Garvin County: 36,236 USDGarvin County36,236Love County: 35,992 USDLove County35,992Pittsburg County: 35,384 USDPittsburg County35,384Custer County: 35,299 USDCuster County35,299Woodward County: 35,161 USDWoodward County35,161Cimarron County: 69,702 USDCimarron County69,702Washington County: 52,081 USDWashington County52,081Tulsa County: 51,917 USDTulsa County51,917Harper County: 49,685 USDHarper County49,685Texas County: 48,586 USDTexas County48,586Oklahoma County: 47,909 USDOklahoma County47,909Roger Mills County: 47,328 USDRoger Mills County47,328Kingfisher County: 46,887 USDKingfisher County46,887Ellis County: 46,707 USDEllis County46,707Beaver County: 46,149 USDBeaver County46,149Grant County: 43,385 USDGrant County43,385Garfield County: 43,122 USDGarfield County43,122Woods County: 42,539 USDWoods County42,539Canadian County: 42,465 USDCanadian County42,465Rogers County: 41,946 USDRogers County41,946Cleveland County: 41,621 USDCleveland County41,621McClain County: 41,536 USDMcClain County41,536Dewey County: 41,530 USDDewey County41,530Carter County: 39,913 USDCarter County39,913Noble County: 39,729 USDNoble County39,729Murray County: 39,329 USDMurray County39,329Comanche County: 39,273 USDComanche County39,273Pontotoc County: 39,231 USDPontotoc County39,231Cotton County: 39,039 USDCotton County39,039Stephens County: 38,422 USDStephens County38,422Creek County: 38,395 USDCreek County38,395Wagoner County: 38,327 USDWagoner County38,327Kay County: 38,066 USDKay County38,066Logan County: 37,576 USDLogan County37,576Harmon County: 37,512 USDHarmon County37,512Major County: 37,342 USDMajor County37,342Blaine County: 37,207 USDBlaine County37,207Grady County: 37,164 USDGrady County37,164Alfalfa County: 36,565 USDAlfalfa County36,565Jackson County: 36,460 USDJackson County36,460Garvin County: 36,236 USDGarvin County36,236Love County: 35,992 USDLove County35,992Pittsburg County: 35,384 USDPittsburg County35,384Custer County: 35,299 USDCuster County35,299Woodward County: 35,161 USDWoodward County35,161
USD. Source: BEA, CAINC1: county annual personal income summary, per capita personal income, current dollars, individual counties and county equivalents. Retrieved 2026-10-11.

Full ranking

RankCounties2016
USD
Change on 2015
1Cimarron County69,702-14.2%
2Washington County52,081-1.7%
3Tulsa County51,917-15.9%
4Harper County49,685-14.9%
5Texas County48,586-11.6%
6Oklahoma County47,909-1.3%
7Roger Mills County47,328-8%
8Kingfisher County46,887-1.2%
9Ellis County46,707-17.5%
10Beaver County46,149-10.2%
11Grant County43,385-11.6%
12Garfield County43,122-0.9%
13Woods County42,539-13.8%
14Canadian County42,465-1.7%
15Rogers County41,946-0.8%
16Cleveland County41,621-2.1%
17McClain County41,536-0.4%
18Dewey County41,530-2.7%
19Carter County39,913-2.9%
20Noble County39,729-3.6%
21Murray County39,329-6.8%
22Comanche County39,273+0.7%
23Pontotoc County39,231+1.1%
24Cotton County39,039+0.9%
25Stephens County38,422-9.2%
26Creek County38,395-0.2%
27Wagoner County38,327+1.3%
28Kay County38,066-0.9%
29Logan County37,576-2.9%
30Harmon County37,512-1.4%
31Major County37,342-9.1%
32Blaine County37,207-4.7%
33Grady County37,164-2.3%
34Alfalfa County36,565-18.1%
35Jackson County36,460+1.8%
36Garvin County36,236-5.1%
37Love County35,9920%
38Pittsburg County35,384+0.4%
39Custer County35,299-5.6%
40Woodward County35,161-14%
41Muskogee County35,107-0%
42Pottawatomie County35,092-2.7%
43Craig County34,936-2.5%
44Kiowa County34,928-1.8%
45Nowata County34,901-5.1%
46Ottawa County34,619-1.3%
47Latimer County34,593+1%
48Mayes County34,527-0.9%
49Lincoln County34,515-0.4%
50Payne County34,306-2.8%
51Jefferson County34,223-8.8%
52Johnston County34,025+0.5%
53Haskell County33,921-6.1%
54Bryan County33,863+4.3%
55Pawnee County33,857-2%
56Marshall County33,632+3.6%
57Hughes County33,568-3.9%
58Osage County33,564-1.1%
59Coal County33,048-3.6%
60McIntosh County32,943-1.3%
61Beckham County32,662-10.5%
62Sequoyah County32,590+0.5%
63Okmulgee County32,457-1.4%
64McCurtain County32,056-0.3%
65Caddo County32,022-3.2%
66Delaware County31,972-2.3%
67Tillman County31,845+0.7%
68Pushmataha County31,586+1.1%
69Le Flore County31,034-1.5%
70Seminole County30,924-3%
71Cherokee County30,807-0.8%
72Choctaw County30,361-2.5%
73Washita County30,131-8.1%
74Atoka County29,888-0.1%
75Adair County29,759+0.1%
76Okfuskee County28,636-2.6%
77Greer County27,765-6%

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Personal income of the residents of a place divided by its resident population at mid-year, in current US dollars.

More on how it is measured
  • Personal income is income from work, own businesses, property and government benefits, before income taxes.
  • United States: Bureau of Economic Analysis regional accounts, tables SAINC1 for the nation and states and CAINC1 for counties.

An average, not a median: high incomes pull it up. It includes employer contributions to pensions and health insurance and government benefits, so it is higher than wages or household cash income. For the typical household use median_household_income. Not the same as gdp_per_capita_usd.

Every value in the ranking comes from the same publisher and the same period, so the counties are compared on one definition. Equal values share a rank.

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U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis. CAINC1: county annual personal income summary, per capita personal income, current dollars, individual counties and county equivalents. https://apps.bea.gov/regional/zip/CAINC1.zip. Retrieved 2026-10-11.

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U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis. (2026). CAINC1: county annual personal income summary, per capita personal income, current dollars, individual counties and county equivalents (Counties in Oklahoma by per capita personal income, 2016) [Data set]. Retrieved October 11, 2026, from https://apps.bea.gov/regional/zip/CAINC1.zip

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CAINC1: county annual personal income summary, per capita personal income, current dollars, individual counties and county equivalents, Counties in Oklahoma by per capita personal income, 2016. U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, 5 Feb. 2026, https://apps.bea.gov/regional/zip/CAINC1.zip. Invokely, https://invokely.ai/rankings/per-capita-personal-income/oklahoma-counties?period=2016. Accessed 11 Oct. 2026.

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