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Oklahoma is a state located in the Southern United States.[1] According to the 2010 United States Census, Oklahoma is the 28th most populous state with 3,751,616 inhabitants but the 19th largest by land area spanning 68,594.92 square miles (177,660.0 km2) of land.[2] Oklahoma is divided into 77 counties and contains 597 incorporated municipalities consisting of cities and towns.[3]

Map of the United States with Oklahoma highlighted
Map of the United States with Oklahoma highlighted
Politics of Oklahoma
Constitution
  • United States Constitution
  • Oklahoma Constitution
Executive
  • Government
  • Governor: Kevin Stitt (R)
    • Lieutenant Governor: Matt Pinnell (R)
    • Secretary of State: Brian Bingman (R)
    • State Auditor: Cindy Byrd (R)
    • Attorney General: John M. O'Connor (R)
    • State Treasurer: Randy McDaniel (R)
    • State School Superintendent: Joy Hofmeister (D)
    • Labor Commissioner: Leslie Osborn (R)
    • Insurance Commissioner: Glen Mulready (R)
    • Corporation Commission:
      • Bob Anthony (R)
      • Todd Hiett (R)
      • Dana Murphy (R)
    • Governor's Cabinet and State Agencies
Legislature
  • Legislature: 57th
    • Senate
      • President: Matt Pinnell (R)
      • President pro tempore: Greg Treat (R)
      • Majority leader: Kim David (R)
      • Minority leader: Kay Floyd (D)
    • House of Representatives
      • Speaker: Charles McCall (R)
      • Speaker pro tempore: Kyle Hilbert (R)
      • Majority leader: Josh West (R)
      • Minority leader: Emily Virgin (D)
Judiciary
  • Judiciary
    • Supreme Court
    • Court of Criminal Appeals
    • Court of Civil Appeals
    • Court on the Judiciary
    • Court of Impeachment
    • Nominating Commission
Elections
  • Elections
    • State Election Board
    • Last election
  • Political parties
    • Democratic Party
    • Republican Party
    • Political party strength
Divisions
  • Counties
  • Cities and Towns
Congressional delegation
    • Senate
      • Jim Inhofe (R)
      • James Lankford (R)
    • House of Representatives
      • 1: Kevin Hern (R)
      • 2: Markwayne Mullin (R)
      • 3: Frank Lucas (R)
      • 4: Tom Cole (R)
      • 5: Stephanie Bice (R)
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In Oklahoma, cities are all those incorporated communities which are 1000 or more in population and are incorporated as cities.[4] Towns are limited to town board type of municipal government. Cities may choose among aldermanic, mayoral, council-manager, and home-rule charter types of government.[5] Cities may also petition to incorporate as towns.[6]


Cities and towns over 5,000 by population


 †  County seat
 ††  State capital and county seat

Oklahoma City, Capital of Oklahoma
Oklahoma City, Capital of Oklahoma
Tulsa
Tulsa
Norman
Norman
Broken Arrow
Broken Arrow
2020 Rank City 2020 Census[7] 2010 Census[8] % Change County
1 Oklahoma City †† 681,054 579,999 +17.42% Oklahoma
Canadian
Cleveland
Pottawatomie
2 Tulsa † 413,066 391,906 +5.40% Tulsa
Osage
Rogers
Wagoner
3 Norman † 128,026 110,925 +15.42% Cleveland
4 Broken Arrow 113,540 98,850 +14.86% Tulsa
Wagoner
5 Edmond 94,428 81,405 +16.00% Oklahoma
6 Lawton † 90,381 96,867 −6.70% Comanche
7 Moore 62,793 55,081 +14.00% Cleveland
8 Midwest City 58,409 54,371 +7.43% Oklahoma
9 Enid † 51,308 49,379 +3.91% Garfield
10 Stillwater † 48,394 45,688 +5.92% Payne
11 Owasso 38,240 28,915 +32.25% Tulsa
Rogers
12 Bartlesville † 37,290 35,750 +4.31% Washington
Osage
13 Muskogee † 36,878 39,223 −5.98% Muskogee
14 Shawnee † 31,377 29,857 +5.09% Pottawatomie
15 Bixby 28,609 20,884 +36.99% Tulsa
Wagoner
16 Jenks 25,949 16,924 +53.33% Tulsa
17 Ardmore † 24,725 24,283 +1.82% Carter
18 Ponca City 24,424 25,387 −3.79% Kay
19 Yukon 23,630 22,709 +4.06% Canadian
20 Duncan † 22,692 23,431 −3.15% Stephens
21 Sapulpa † 21,929 20,544 +6.74% Creek
Tulsa
22 Del City 21,822 21,332 +2.30% Oklahoma
23 Bethany 20,831 19,051 +9.34% Oklahoma
24 Mustang 19,879 17,395 +14.28% Canadian
25 Sand Springs 19,874 18,906 +5.12% Tulsa
Creek
Osage
26 Claremore † 19,580 18,581 +5.38% Rogers
27 Altus † 18,729 19,813 −5.47% Jackson
28 Durant † 18,589 15,856 +17.24% Bryan
29 McAlester † 18,171 18,383 −1.15% Pittsburg
30 El Reno † 16,989 16,749 +1.43% Canadian
31 Ada † 16,481 16,810 −1.96% Pontotoc
32 Tahlequah † 16,209 15,753 +2.89% Cherokee
33 Chickasha † 16,051 16,036 +0.09% Grady
34 Glenpool 13,691 10,808 +26.67% Tulsa
35 Miami † 12,969 13,570 −4.43% Ottawa
36 Guymon † 12,965 11,442 +13.31% Texas
37 Choctaw 12,182 11,146 +9.29% Oklahoma
38 Woodward † 12,133 12,051 +0.68% Woodward
39 Weatherford 12,076 10,833 +11.47% Custer
40 Elk City 11,561 11,693 −1.13% Beckham
41 Okmulgee † 11,322 12,321 −8.11% Okmulgee
42 Newcastle 10,984 7,685 +42.93% McClain
43 Guthrie † 10,749 10,191 +5.48% Logan
44 Warr Acres 10,452 10,043 +4.07% Oklahoma
45 Coweta 9,654 9,943 −2.91% Wagoner
46 The Village 9,538 8,929 +6.82% Oklahoma
47 Pryor Creek † 9,444 9,539 −1.00% Mayes
48 Blanchard 8,879 7,670 +15.76% McClain
Grady
49 Poteau † 8,807 8,520 +3.37% Le Flore
50 Clinton 8,521 9,033 −5.67% Custer
Washita
51 Sallisaw † 8,510 8,880 −4.17% Sequoyah
52 Skiatook 8,450 7,397 +14.24% Osage
Tulsa
53 Cushing 8,327 7,826 +6.40% Payne
54 Collinsville 7,881 5,606 +40.58% Tulsa
Rogers
55 Wagoner † 7,621 8,323 −8.43% Wagoner
56 Catoosa 7,440 7,151 +4.04% Rogers
Wagoner
57 Piedmont 7,402 5,720 +29.41% Canadian
Kingfisher
58 Tuttle 7,413 6,019 +23.16% Grady
59 Seminole 7,146 7,488 −4.57% Seminole
60 Noble 6,985 6,481 +7.78% Cleveland
61 Idabel † 6,961 7,010 −0.70% McCurtain
62 Grove 6,956 6,623 +5.03% Delaware
63 Purcell † 6,651 5,884 +13.04% McClain
Cleveland
64 Tecumseh 6,302 6,457 −2.40% Pottawatomie
65 Harrah 6,245 5,095 +22.57% Oklahoma
66 Blackwell 6,085 7,092 −14.20% Kay
67 Pauls Valley † 5,992 6,187 −3.15% Garvin
68 Holdenville † 5,934 5,771 +2.82% Hughes
69 Anadarko † 5,745 6,762 −15.04% Caddo
70 Henryetta 5,640 5,927 −4.84% Okmulgee
71 Verdigris 5,256 3,993 +31.63% Rogers
72 Vinita † 5,193 5,743 −9.58% Craig
73 Hugo † 5,166 5,310 −2.71% Choctaw
74 Sulphur † 5,065 4,929 +2.76% Murray
75 Alva † 5,028 4,945 +1.68% Woods



See also



References


  1. "Census Regions and Divisions of the United States" (PDF). U.S. Census Bureau. Retrieved June 9, 2016.
  2. "GCT-PH1 – Population, Housing Units, Area, and Density: 2010 – State — Place and (in selected states) County Subdivision". 2010 United States Census. United States Census Bureau. Archived from the original on February 13, 2020. Retrieved August 8, 2016.
  3. "Oklahoma: 2010 Population and Housing Unit Counts 2010 Census of Population and Housing" (PDF). 2010 United States Census. United States Census Bureau. September 2012. p. III-2. Retrieved September 3, 2016.
  4. "OSCN Found Document:Petition for Incorporation of City - Contents".
  5. "OK Dept. Of Libraries – working to preserve history, expand knowledge, and enrich lives" (PDF).
  6. "OSCN Found Document:City Incorporating as a Town - Procedure".
  7. "U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts: Moore city, Oklahoma; Lawton city, Oklahoma; Broken Arrow city, Oklahoma; Norman city, Oklahoma; Tulsa city, Oklahoma; Oklahoma City city, Oklahoma". www.census.gov. Retrieved November 9, 2021.
  8. "2010 Census Redistricting Data (Public Law 94-171) Summary File". American FactFinder2. U.S. Census Bureau, 2010 Census. Archived from the original on March 11, 2015. Retrieved May 28, 2016.


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