Oklahoma

Maps & Population Facts

Oklahoma is the 19th largest state by land area and 28th most populated. The state has two cities with populations over 400,000, which are Oklahoma City and Tulsa.

Oklahoma has the second largest cattle supply in the United States and employs over 50,000 individuals in the mining and logging industry. The state ranks below average on income, labor force participation and educational attainment, but housing costs are considerably less than most parts of the country.

Income

Households in the state of Oklahoma earn less money than the national median income, averaging 17% less per household.

Housing

Oklahoma has a median house price of $137,400. The cost of owning a home in Oklahoma is less than most states. The cost of renting in Oklahoma is 23% less than the national average.

	Percent	Ranking
Renter Occupied Households	35%	21st
New Construction (Built after 2000)	21%	24th

Demographics

The median age in the state is 37. The age of the general population in Oklahoma is comparable with other US states.

Oklahoma ranks in the lowest of the nation for having an educated population. The state has significantly less college graduates per resident than most states.