Counties in Oklahoma by per capita personal income

Cimarron County had the highest per capita personal income of 77 counties in 2019, at $63,824. Atoka County had the lowest, at $32,226. The median was $40,176 and the figure for Oklahoma was $48,163. Source: the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

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Highest63,824Cimarron County
Lowest32,226Atoka County
Median40,17677 counties
Oklahoma48,163History

Map of counties, 2019

Adair County: 33,089 USDAlfalfa County: 38,162 USDAtoka County: 32,226 USDBeaver County: 55,407 USDBeckham County: 36,958 USDBlaine County: 46,370 USDBryan County: 37,821 USDCaddo County: 39,257 USDCanadian County: 46,330 USDCarter County: 43,658 USDCherokee County: 35,440 USDChoctaw County: 33,486 USDCimarron County: 63,824 USDCleveland County: 44,931 USDCoal County: 40,283 USDComanche County: 42,464 USDCotton County: 45,535 USDCraig County: 39,723 USDCreek County: 42,551 USDCuster County: 41,167 USDDelaware County: 36,224 USDDewey County: 53,122 USDEllis County: 55,168 USDGarfield County: 43,353 USDGarvin County: 42,716 USDGrady County: 42,565 USDGrant County: 49,014 USDGreer County: 32,359 USDHarmon County: 42,343 USDHarper County: 55,526 USDHaskell County: 36,047 USDHughes County: 40,780 USDJackson County: 42,435 USDJefferson County: 37,180 USDJohnston County: 37,856 USDKay County: 41,399 USDKingfisher County: 58,719 USDKiowa County: 38,845 USDLatimer County: 36,478 USDLe Flore County: 34,872 USDLincoln County: 38,753 USDLogan County: 43,943 USDLove County: 39,180 USDMcClain County: 48,931 USDMcCurtain County: 35,072 USDMcIntosh County: 37,199 USDMajor County: 42,668 USDMarshall County: 38,000 USDMayes County: 38,783 USDMurray County: 42,096 USDMuskogee County: 38,220 USDNoble County: 45,260 USDNowata County: 39,620 USDOkfuskee County: 32,890 USDOklahoma County: 55,875 USDOkmulgee County: 36,514 USDOsage County: 37,000 USDOttawa County: 38,869 USDPawnee County: 38,538 USDPayne County: 38,475 USDPittsburg County: 39,260 USDPontotoc County: 45,106 USDPottawatomie County: 40,176 USDPushmataha County: 32,988 USDRoger Mills County: 43,827 USDRogers County: 46,971 USDSeminole County: 35,901 USDSequoyah County: 35,987 USDStephens County: 43,654 USDTexas County: 51,850 USDTillman County: 38,771 USDTulsa County: 62,131 USDWagoner County: 43,131 USDWashington County: 62,416 USDWashita County: 36,490 USDWoods County: 44,256 USDWoodward County: 37,015 USD
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USD, 2019. 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, 2019

Cimarron County: 63,824 USDCimarron County63,824Washington County: 62,416 USDWashington County62,416Tulsa County: 62,131 USDTulsa County62,131Kingfisher County: 58,719 USDKingfisher County58,719Oklahoma County: 55,875 USDOklahoma County55,875Harper County: 55,526 USDHarper County55,526Beaver County: 55,407 USDBeaver County55,407Ellis County: 55,168 USDEllis County55,168Dewey County: 53,122 USDDewey County53,122Texas County: 51,850 USDTexas County51,850Grant County: 49,014 USDGrant County49,014McClain County: 48,931 USDMcClain County48,931Rogers County: 46,971 USDRogers County46,971Blaine County: 46,370 USDBlaine County46,370Canadian County: 46,330 USDCanadian County46,330Cotton County: 45,535 USDCotton County45,535Noble County: 45,260 USDNoble County45,260Pontotoc County: 45,106 USDPontotoc County45,106Cleveland County: 44,931 USDCleveland County44,931Woods County: 44,256 USDWoods County44,256Logan County: 43,943 USDLogan County43,943Roger Mills County: 43,827 USDRoger Mills County43,827Carter County: 43,658 USDCarter County43,658Stephens County: 43,654 USDStephens County43,654Garfield County: 43,353 USDGarfield County43,353Wagoner County: 43,131 USDWagoner County43,131Garvin County: 42,716 USDGarvin County42,716Major County: 42,668 USDMajor County42,668Grady County: 42,565 USDGrady County42,565Creek County: 42,551 USDCreek County42,551Comanche County: 42,464 USDComanche County42,464Jackson County: 42,435 USDJackson County42,435Harmon County: 42,343 USDHarmon County42,343Murray County: 42,096 USDMurray County42,096Kay County: 41,399 USDKay County41,399Custer County: 41,167 USDCuster County41,167Hughes County: 40,780 USDHughes County40,780Coal County: 40,283 USDCoal County40,283Pottawatomie County: 40,176 USDPottawatomie County40,176Craig County: 39,723 USDCraig County39,723Cimarron County: 63,824 USDCimarron County63,824Washington County: 62,416 USDWashington County62,416Tulsa County: 62,131 USDTulsa County62,131Kingfisher County: 58,719 USDKingfisher County58,719Oklahoma County: 55,875 USDOklahoma County55,875Harper County: 55,526 USDHarper County55,526Beaver County: 55,407 USDBeaver County55,407Ellis County: 55,168 USDEllis County55,168Dewey County: 53,122 USDDewey County53,122Texas County: 51,850 USDTexas County51,850Grant County: 49,014 USDGrant County49,014McClain County: 48,931 USDMcClain County48,931Rogers County: 46,971 USDRogers County46,971Blaine County: 46,370 USDBlaine County46,370Canadian County: 46,330 USDCanadian County46,330Cotton County: 45,535 USDCotton County45,535Noble County: 45,260 USDNoble County45,260Pontotoc County: 45,106 USDPontotoc County45,106Cleveland County: 44,931 USDCleveland County44,931Woods County: 44,256 USDWoods County44,256Logan County: 43,943 USDLogan County43,943Roger Mills County: 43,827 USDRoger Mills County43,827Carter County: 43,658 USDCarter County43,658Stephens County: 43,654 USDStephens County43,654Garfield County: 43,353 USDGarfield County43,353Wagoner County: 43,131 USDWagoner County43,131Garvin County: 42,716 USDGarvin County42,716Major County: 42,668 USDMajor County42,668Grady County: 42,565 USDGrady County42,565Creek County: 42,551 USDCreek County42,551Comanche County: 42,464 USDComanche County42,464Jackson County: 42,435 USDJackson County42,435Harmon County: 42,343 USDHarmon County42,343Murray County: 42,096 USDMurray County42,096Kay County: 41,399 USDKay County41,399Custer County: 41,167 USDCuster County41,167Hughes County: 40,780 USDHughes County40,780Coal County: 40,283 USDCoal County40,283Pottawatomie County: 40,176 USDPottawatomie County40,176Craig County: 39,723 USDCraig County39,723
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

RankCounties2019
USD
Change on 2018
1Cimarron County63,824+8.2%
2Washington County62,416-6%
3Tulsa County62,131+1.8%
4Kingfisher County58,719+6.9%
5Oklahoma County55,875+9.4%
6Harper County55,526+3.7%
7Beaver County55,407+1.1%
8Ellis County55,168+4.9%
9Dewey County53,122+9.8%
10Texas County51,850+5.5%
11Grant County49,014+13.6%
12McClain County48,931+5.1%
13Rogers County46,971+2.9%
14Blaine County46,370+4.2%
15Canadian County46,330+2.5%
16Cotton County45,535+9.9%
17Noble County45,260+7.7%
18Pontotoc County45,106+5.2%
19Cleveland County44,931+2.8%
20Woods County44,256-0.2%
21Logan County43,943+3.3%
22Roger Mills County43,827-3.6%
23Carter County43,658+1.2%
24Stephens County43,654+3.8%
25Garfield County43,353+1%
26Wagoner County43,131+6.1%
27Garvin County42,716+5.6%
28Major County42,668-1.4%
29Grady County42,565+4.5%
30Creek County42,551+5.8%
31Comanche County42,464+3.5%
32Jackson County42,435+7.1%
33Harmon County42,343+11.4%
34Murray County42,096-1.5%
35Kay County41,399+4.5%
36Custer County41,167+2.5%
37Hughes County40,780+5.4%
38Coal County40,283+6.7%
39Pottawatomie County40,176+8.5%
40Craig County39,723+5.9%
41Nowata County39,620+4.4%
42Pittsburg County39,260+2.9%
43Caddo County39,257+4.4%
44Love County39,180+3.1%
45Ottawa County38,869+5.4%
46Kiowa County38,845+10%
47Mayes County38,783+5%
48Tillman County38,771+10.9%
49Lincoln County38,753+5.9%
50Pawnee County38,538+3%
51Payne County38,475+4.9%
52Muskogee County38,220+4.2%
53Alfalfa County38,162-2.8%
54Marshall County38,000+5%
55Johnston County37,856-2%
56Bryan County37,821+6%
57McIntosh County37,199+8.4%
58Jefferson County37,180+4.5%
59Woodward County37,015+0.1%
60Osage County37,000+4.3%
61Beckham County36,958-0.7%
62Okmulgee County36,514+5.3%
63Washita County36,490+5.7%
64Latimer County36,478+1%
65Delaware County36,224+5.7%
66Haskell County36,047+3.4%
67Sequoyah County35,987+5.4%
68Seminole County35,901+5.1%
69Cherokee County35,440+5.7%
70McCurtain County35,072+3.8%
71Le Flore County34,872+4.9%
72Choctaw County33,486+5%
73Adair County33,089+3.4%
74Pushmataha County32,988+2.8%
75Okfuskee County32,890+9.5%
76Greer County32,359+9.1%
77Atoka County32,226+2.4%

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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, 2019) [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, 2019. 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=2019. Accessed 11 Oct. 2026.

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