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Income inequality on a 0-to-1 scale. 0 means every household earns the same; higher means income is concentrated among fewer households. The U.S. scores about 0.48. Lower is more equal.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024).

U.S.
0.483
Oklahoma
0.467
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Top and bottom zip codes in Oklahoma

Zip codes with 1,000+ residents

Zip codes with the most income inequality

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  1. 173951Tyrone0.659
  2. 273116Oklahoma City0.613
  3. 373104Oklahoma City0.611
  4. 474074Stillwater0.578
  5. 573103Oklahoma City0.575
  6. 673117Oklahoma City0.573
  7. 774105Tulsa0.569
  8. 873568Temple0.569
  9. 974427Cookson0.560
  10. 1074120Tulsa0.559

Zip codes with the least income inequality

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  1. 173027Coyle0.272
  2. 273503Fort Sill0.283
  3. 373145Oklahoma City0.296
  4. 473939Goodwell0.302
  5. 573754Lahoma0.308
  6. 673173Oklahoma City0.309
  7. 773061Morrison0.324
  8. 873834Buffalo0.342
  9. 973632Cordell0.346
  10. 1074857Newalla0.346

Income inequality (Gini) by county in Oklahoma

  1. 1Harmon County0.520
  2. 2Payne County0.520
  3. 3Cotton County0.517
  4. 4Oklahoma County0.491
  5. 5Murray County0.488
  6. 6Choctaw County0.485
  7. 7Tulsa County0.483
  8. 8Washington County0.482
  9. 9Pushmataha County0.481
  10. 10McIntosh County0.481
  11. 11Custer County0.477
  12. 12Tillman County0.477
  13. 13Stephens County0.477
  14. 14Delaware County0.475
  15. 15Carter County0.473
  16. 16Coal County0.466
  17. 17Nowata County0.466
  18. 18Okmulgee County0.465
  19. 19McCurtain County0.463
  20. 20Cimarron County0.462
  21. 21Adair County0.460
  22. 22Pittsburg County0.460
  23. 23Haskell County0.460
  24. 24Logan County0.459
  25. 25Jefferson County0.459
  26. 26Roger Mills County0.456
  27. 27Beckham County0.456
  28. 28Grant County0.456
  29. 29Greer County0.455
  30. 30Cherokee County0.455
  31. 31Kiowa County0.455
  32. 32Okfuskee County0.455
  33. 33Sequoyah County0.452
  34. 34Atoka County0.451
  35. 35Osage County0.450
  36. 36Seminole County0.449
  37. 37Lincoln County0.449
  38. 38Marshall County0.448
  39. 39Creek County0.448
  40. 40Le Flore County0.447
  41. 41Latimer County0.447
  42. 42Woods County0.446
  43. 43Kingfisher County0.445
  44. 44Kay County0.444
  45. 45Texas County0.443
  46. 46Pawnee County0.443
  47. 47Comanche County0.442
  48. 48Muskogee County0.442
  49. 49Johnston County0.442
  50. 50Ottawa County0.441
  51. 51Garvin County0.441
  52. 52Beaver County0.440
  53. 53Love County0.439
  54. 54Woodward County0.439
  55. 55Cleveland County0.439
  56. 56Craig County0.438
  57. 57Pottawatomie County0.437
  58. 58Blaine County0.435
  59. 59Jackson County0.433
  60. 60Bryan County0.432
  61. 61Mayes County0.432
  62. 62Garfield County0.431
  63. 63McClain County0.430
  64. 64Hughes County0.426
  65. 65Dewey County0.426
  66. 66Pontotoc County0.424
  67. 67Rogers County0.423
  68. 68Noble County0.422
  69. 69Washita County0.421
  70. 70Grady County0.420
  71. 71Caddo County0.419
  72. 72Alfalfa County0.418
  73. 73Major County0.414
  74. 74Wagoner County0.407
  75. 75Harper County0.407
  76. 76Ellis County0.400
  77. 77Canadian County0.392

Questions about this map

Which zip code has the highest income inequality (gini) in Oklahoma?

Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 73951 (Tyrone, OK) has the highest: 0.659.

Which zip code has the lowest income inequality (gini) in Oklahoma?

73027 (Coyle, OK) has the lowest: 0.272.

What is the income inequality (gini) for the United States?

0.483; in Oklahoma it is 0.467.

Where does this data come from?

U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024). Income inequality on a 0-to-1 scale. 0 means every household earns the same; higher means income is concentrated among fewer households. The U.S. scores about 0.48. Lower is more equal.

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