List of cities in Oklahoma

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This is a list of cities in Oklahoma, arranged in alphabetical order. In Oklahoma, cities are all those incorporated communities which are 1000 or more in population and are incorporated as cities.[1] 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.[2] Cities may also petition to incorporate as towns.[3]

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Largest cities

Population data based on 2010 Census. Over 10,000 people.

 †  County seat
 ††  State capital and county seat

Oklahoma City, Capital of Oklahoma
Tulsa
Norman
Broken Arrow
2013 Rank City 2013 Estimate[4] 2010 Census[5] Change County
1 Oklahoma City †† 610,613 579,999 +5.28% Oklahoma
2 Tulsa † 398,121 391,906 +1.59% Tulsa
3 Norman † 118,197 110,925 +6.56% Cleveland
4 Broken Arrow 103,500 98,850 +4.70% Tulsa
5 Lawton † 97,151 96,867 +0.29% Comanche
6 Edmond 87,004 81,405 +6.88% Oklahoma
7 Moore 58,414 55,081 +6.05% Cleveland
8 Midwest City 56,756 54,371 +4.39% Oklahoma
9 Enid † 50,725 49,379 +2.73% Garfield
10 Stillwater † 47,186 45,688 +3.28% Payne
11 Muskogee † 38,863 39,223 −0.92% Muskogee
12 Bartlesville † 36,258 35,750 +1.42% Washington
13 Owasso 32,472 28,915 +12.30% Tulsa
14 Shawnee † 30,975 29,857 +3.74% Pottawatomie
15 Ardmore † 24,950 24,283 +2.75% Carter
16 Ponca City 24,879 25,387 −2.00% Kay
17 Yukon 24,826 22,709 +9.32% Canadian
18 Duncan † 23,400 23,431 −0.13% Stephens
19 Bixby 23,228 20,884 +11.22% Tulsa
20 Del City 21,990 21,332 +3.08% Oklahoma
21 Sapulpa † 20,836 20,544 +1.42% Creek
22 Altus † 19,591 19,813 −1.12% Jackson
23 Bethany 19,563 19,051 +2.69% Oklahoma
24 Sand Springs 19,339 18,906 +2.29% Tulsa
25 Mustang 19,097 17,395 +9.78% Canadian
26 Claremore † 19,032 18,581 +2.43% Rogers
27 Jenks 18,670 16,924 +10.32% Tulsa
28 McAlester † 18,301 18,383 −0.45% Pittsburg
29 El Reno † 17,857 16,749 +6.62% Canadian
30 Ada † 17,140 16,810 +1.96% Pontotoc
31 Durant † 16,425 15,856 +3.59% Bryan
32 Chickasha † 16,374 16,036 +2.11% Grady
33 Tahlequah † 16,359 15,753 +3.85% Cherokee
34 Miami † 13,758 13,570 +1.39% Ottawa
35 Woodward † 12,758 12,051 +5.87% Woodward
36 Elk City 12,606 11,693 +7.81% Beckham
37 Okmulgee † 12,373 12,321 +0.42% Okmulgee
38 Guymon † 12,272 11,442 +7.25% Texas
39 Weatherford 11,862 10,833 +9.50% Custer
40 Choctaw 11,626 11,146 +4.31% Oklahoma
41 Glenpool 11,617 10,808 +7.49% Tulsa
42 Guthrie † 10,908 10,191 +7.04% Logan
43 Warr Acres 10,380 10,043 +3.36% Oklahoma

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References

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  4. ↑ "Annual Estimates of the Resident Population: April 1, 2010 to July 1, 2013". United States Census Bureau. Retrieved 22 May 2014.
  5. ↑ "2010 Census Redistricting Data (Public Law 94-171) Summary File". American FactFinder2. U.S. Census Bureau, 2010 Census. Retrieved 30 May 2013.
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