Richest Counties in Oklahoma (2026)

by Kristen Carney

Updated: February 9, 2026

Richest County in Oklahoma

The richest county in Oklahoma is Logan County with an average household income of $112,299 as of 2024 and 51,938 people as of 2024 according to the most current Census data available (citation).

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20 Richest Counties in Oklahoma

Rank County Population Average Income Median Income
1 Logan County 51,938 $112,299 $83,899
2 McClain County 45,273 $106,677 $84,552
3 Canadian County 168,985 $106,258 $87,751
4 Rogers County 98,610 $102,923 $80,067
5 Wagoner County 86,609 $99,385 $81,207
6 Cimarron County 2,218 $98,801 $62,188
7 Cleveland County 300,047 $98,346 $77,068
8 Tulsa County 680,794 $98,310 $69,009
9 Oklahoma County 806,199 $95,885 $66,679
10 Kingfisher County 15,430 $93,541 $71,975
11 Murray County 13,753 $92,934 $66,322
12 Grady County 56,606 $92,315 $75,419
13 Roger Mills County 3,359 $90,306 $66,094
14 Major County 7,628 $89,595 $71,266
15 Cotton County 5,485 $87,447 $58,425
16 Washington County 53,326 $87,082 $60,162
17 Love County 10,261 $85,462 $66,580
18 Beaver County 5,028 $84,861 $64,276
19 Osage County 45,997 $84,674 $62,847
20 Stephens County 43,551 $84,051 $61,620

Median Income versus Average Income: Which Should You Use?

We usually suggest using median income data – either instead of or in addition to – average income data as a true indicator of wealth. If you haven’t thought about median versus average since your last standardized test, you aren’t alone. Here’s what they are:

  • average is the sum of a set of numbers divided by the count of numbers in the set
  • median is the middle number in the set of numbers
illustation of median vs average

Now let’s say you had the following simplified set of income data.

Household 1: $30,000
Household 2: $50,000
Household 3: $1,000,000

The average income for this set is $360,000. The outlier data point ($1,000,000) skews the average WAY up. Conversely, the average income would be skewed WAY down if someone had an income of $500. The median income for the same data set is $50,000. Outlier data doesn’t skew the median.

Most Business Owners Should Use Median Income

So most business owners should use the median income as a true indicator of wealth, because it provides a more accurate representation of a typical income, especially in areas with significant income disparity.

When Should You Use Average Income

If your target market is high-income households, the average income may be more relevant. This is because the average income can highlight the presence of a higher concentration of wealthy individuals, which is beneficial for luxury goods and services marketing. We’re using average income on this page because using the Census’s highest reported median value of $250,001 could result in multiple ties for the richest geography.

Why do so many cities have a median value of $250,001?

The Census' American Community Survey uses $250,000+ as a jam value for median income estimates to protect privacy, ensure data consistency, and simplify reporting. A "jam value" in survey data refers to a placeholder or default value used when actual data points are unavailable, incomplete, or exceed certain thresholds. We represent this jam value as $250,001 to make it easy for you to sort.

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SOURCES

United States Census Bureau. Annual Estimates of the Resident Population: April 1, 2020 to July 1, 2024. U.S. Census Bureau, Population Division. Web. May 2025. http://www.census.gov/.

United States Census Bureau. B01001 SEX BY AGE, 2024 American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates. U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey Office. Web. 29 January 2026. http://www.census.gov/.

United States Census Bureau. B19013 Median Household Income, 2024 American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates. U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey Office. Web. 29 January 2026. http://www.census.gov/.

United States Census Bureau. “DP03 SELECTED ECONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS.” 2024 American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates. U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey Office. Web. 29 January 2026. http://www.census.gov/.

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