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Total income of everyone in the zip divided by the number of residents, including children. Lower than household income because it's per person.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024).
- U.S.
- $44,673
- Oklahoma
- $35,624
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Top and bottom zip codes in Oklahoma
Zip codes with 1,000+ residents
Zip codes with the highest per capita income
See allPer capita income by county in Oklahoma
- 1McClain County$40,394
- 2Tulsa County$40,350
- 3Logan County$39,998
- 4Rogers County$39,930
- 5Oklahoma County$39,396
- 6Cleveland County$39,391
- 7Canadian County$38,908
- 8Roger Mills County$38,423
- 9Wagoner County$37,833
- 10Delaware County$36,971
- 11Kingfisher County$36,328
- 12Major County$36,305
- 13Cimarron County$36,280
- 14Murray County$35,820
- 15Grady County$35,594
- 16Cotton County$35,391
- 17Washington County$35,209
- 18Stephens County$34,840
- 19Woodward County$34,595
- 20Carter County$34,057
- 21Osage County$33,636
- 22Grant County$33,609
- 23Garfield County$33,517
- 24Jackson County$33,346
- 25Washita County$33,237
- 26Creek County$32,954
- 27Noble County$32,924
- 28Pontotoc County$32,480
- 29Lincoln County$32,298
- 30Love County$32,216
- 31Custer County$31,773
- 32Dewey County$31,627
- 33Beaver County$31,613
- 34Blaine County$31,589
- 35Mayes County$31,246
- 36Comanche County$31,138
- 37Kay County$31,071
- 38Nowata County$30,891
- 39Marshall County$30,889
- 40Payne County$30,874
- 41Harper County$30,811
- 42Garvin County$30,455
- 43Alfalfa County$30,402
- 44Ellis County$30,184
- 45Pittsburg County$29,974
- 46Bryan County$29,766
- 47Woods County$29,494
- 48Cherokee County$29,253
- 49Pottawatomie County$29,238
- 50Harmon County$29,193
- 51Okmulgee County$29,180
- 52Pawnee County$29,179
- 53Coal County$27,842
- 54McIntosh County$27,663
- 55Pushmataha County$27,508
- 56Tillman County$27,475
- 57Haskell County$27,275
- 58Sequoyah County$27,250
- 59Caddo County$27,153
- 60Choctaw County$26,913
- 61Muskogee County$26,897
- 62Jefferson County$26,783
- 63Texas County$26,754
- 64Craig County$26,491
- 65Beckham County$26,421
- 66Kiowa County$26,364
- 67Atoka County$26,352
- 68Johnston County$26,139
- 69McCurtain County$26,045
- 70Le Flore County$25,771
- 71Greer County$25,701
- 72Ottawa County$25,611
- 73Seminole County$25,225
- 74Latimer County$24,735
- 75Okfuskee County$24,548
- 76Adair County$23,710
- 77Hughes County$21,673
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest per capita income in Oklahoma?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 73116 (Oklahoma City, OK) has the highest: $86,109.
Which zip code has the lowest per capita income in Oklahoma?
74463 (Taft, OK) has the lowest: $2,741.
What is the per capita income for the United States?
$44,673; in Oklahoma it is $35,624.
Where does this data come from?
U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024). Total income of everyone in the zip divided by the number of residents, including children. Lower than household income because it's per person.
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