List of Cities in Oklahoma

Oklahoma has a number of major cities and a number of smaller towns. Here’s a list of the most populous cities in Oklahoma:

Oklahoma City

Oklahoma City is the capital and largest city in Oklahoma. It’s known for being a centre for oil and gas, as well as for its vibrant cultural community. The city is also known for its large number of parks, including the Oklahoma City Zoo & Botanical Garden and Myriad Botanical Gardens.

The city ranks as the largest city in Oklahoma and 58th largest city in the United States by population.

Tulsa

Tulsa is the second most populous city in Oklahoma.  Tulsa is located in the northeastern part of the state and is home to many corporate headquarters, including Williams Companies and ONEOK, as well as Oral Roberts University. Tulsa was named after the Native American tribe that inhabited it before European settlers arrived; it translates to “we have heard.”

Norman

Norman is a city in the U.S. state of Oklahoma located on the main campus of the University of Oklahoma and is part of the Oklahoma City metropolitan area. Norman is the county seat of Cleveland County, though some have referred to it as “The City of Norman”. The official nickname of Norman is “The Little Apple”, and it is commonly known as a major college town and tourist destination within Oklahoma.

Broken Arrow

Broken Arrow is the fourth most populous city in Oklahoma. Broken Arrow was founded in 1902 by two men who were looking to build a town where they could raise their families. The city was named after a creek called Broken Arrow. Broken Arrow was incorporated as a city in 1905.

Lawton

Lawton is a city located in Comanche County, Oklahoma. It was established in 1901 and incorporated in 1902. Lawton is the county seat of Comanche County.

Lawton was founded in 1901 when the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad built a line through Indian Territory. The city was named after Henry Ware Lawton, a Civil War general who was killed at Gettysburg. Lawton’s economy has been diversified into manufacturing, retail and healthcare sectors over the years.

List of Cities in Oklahoma, Estimated Population 2020

List of Cities in Oklahoma, in Alphabetic Order

What are the names of all the cities in Oklahoma?

1. Ada
2. Altus
3. Anadarko
4. Ardmore
5. Bartlesville
6. Bethany
7. Bixby
8. Blackwell
9. Blanchard
10. Broken Arrow
11. Catoosa
12. Chickasha
13. Choctaw
14. Claremore
15. Clinton
16. Collinsville
17. Coweta
18. Cushing
19. Del City
20. Duncan
21. Durant
22. Edmond
23. El Reno
24. Elk City
25. Enid
26. Glenpool
27. Grove
28. Guthrie
29. Guymon
30. Harrah
31. Henryetta
32. Holdenville
33. Hugo
34. Idabel
35. Jenks
36. Lawton
37. Lone Grove
38. McAlester
39. Miami
40. Midwest City
41. Moore
42. Muskogee
43. Mustang
44. Newcastle
45. Noble
46. Norman
47. Oklahoma City
48. Okmulgee
49. Owasso
50. Pauls Valley
51. Perry
52. Piedmont
53. Ponca City
54. Poteau
55. Pryor Creek
56. Purcell
57. Sallisaw
58. Sand Springs
59. Sapulpa
60. Seminole
61. Shawnee
62. Skiatook
63. Stillwater
64. Tahlequah
65. Tecumseh
66. The Village
67. Tulsa
68. Tuttle
69. Vinita
70. Wagoner
71. Warr Acres
72. Watonga
73. Weatherford
74. Woodward
75. Yukon

How many cities do we have in Oklahoma?

The state is divided into 77 counties and contains 597 municipalities consisting of cities, towns, or villages. Oklahoma City is the capital city of Oklahoma.

What are Oklahoma’s 5 major cities?

The major cities in Oklahoma are Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Norman, Broken Arrow and Lawton

What is the capital of Oklahoma?

The capital of Oklahoma and the largest city of Oklahoma is Oklahoma City, whose most recent estimated population of 649,821.

The Name Oklahoma

The name “Oklahoma” comes from Choctaw words meaning “red people”, and humma Okla meaning “people who live in red places”. The Choctaw called themselves this because they were indigenous to that area before it was settled by European Americans as part of the Indian Territory.

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