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Oklahoma property tax by county

Every county ranked by effective rate (Census 2020–2024)

Updated Oct 17, 2026, 1:57 AM ET
Statewide effective rate
0.80%

Oklahoma homeowners paid a median $1,599 a year in property tax, an effective rate of 0.80%. The lowest county is McCurtain County (0.37%) and the highest is Cleveland County (1.00%) (Census 2020–2024).

Census ACS 2020–2024 5-year medians

#26 lowest of 51states + DC

0.94%United States
Median tax paid
$1,599
per year, 2020–24
Median home value
$199,800
owner-occupied
Effective rate
0.80%
tax ÷ value
Tax vs. income
2.5%
of $65,039 median household income
Owner costs
$1,539/mo
median with a mortgage, incl. tax & insurance

5 lowest-tax counties

McCurtain County0.37%
Pushmataha County0.39%
Cimarron County0.40%
Choctaw County0.41%
Murray County0.42%

5 highest-tax counties

Cleveland County1.00%
Canadian County0.97%
Oklahoma County0.97%
Tulsa County0.97%
Washington County0.90%

All 77 Oklahoma counties, lowest rate first

#CountyMedian taxMedian valueRate
1McCurtain County$528$144,5000.37%
2Pushmataha County$518$132,3000.39%
3Cimarron County$395$98,6000.40%
4Choctaw County$520$126,5000.41%
5Murray County$665$159,8000.42%
6Haskell County$598$138,8000.43%
7Roger Mills County$720$157,8000.46%
8Adair County$569$117,8000.48%
9Okfuskee County$560$115,9000.48%
10Grant County$513$105,7000.49%
11Greer County$545$109,1000.50%
12Pittsburg County$788$156,9000.50%
13Dewey County$689$133,6000.52%
14Washita County$620$118,4000.52%
15Latimer County$567$107,9000.53%
16Coal County$609$115,7000.53%
17Cherokee County$911$168,5000.54%
18Caddo County$626$115,7000.54%
19Sequoyah County$761$139,4000.55%
20Craig County$823$150,5000.55%
21Marshall County$903$164,5000.55%
22Atoka County$872$157,6000.55%
23Garvin County$818$147,8000.55%
24Johnston County$650$116,5000.56%
25Lincoln County$935$166,5000.56%
26McIntosh County$832$146,2000.57%
27Woods County$803$139,6000.58%
28Blaine County$730$126,9000.58%
29Kingfisher County$1,242$215,8000.58%
30Woodward County$973$169,0000.58%
31Kiowa County$560$96,1000.58%
32Alfalfa County$592$101,5000.58%
33Jackson County$941$158,4000.59%
34Delaware County$1,051$175,3000.60%
35Hughes County$615$102,0000.60%
36Seminole County$613$99,5000.62%
37Ottawa County$763$123,3000.62%
38Le Flore County$845$135,7000.62%
39Tillman County$500$79,8000.63%
40Jefferson County$517$82,5000.63%
41Love County$1,072$171,0000.63%
42Major County$940$149,6000.63%
43Harper County$634$99,2000.64%
44Bryan County$1,118$174,9000.64%
45Nowata County$891$137,8000.65%
46Pontotoc County$1,135$175,4000.65%
47Mayes County$1,222$188,2000.65%
48Okmulgee County$796$121,2000.66%
49Kay County$821$124,7000.66%
50Pottawatomie County$1,097$165,4000.66%
51Pawnee County$876$131,5000.67%
52Muskogee County$1,021$153,2000.67%
53Harmon County$537$79,7000.67%
54Grady County$1,400$205,8000.68%
55Stephens County$990$145,3000.68%
56Osage County$1,248$182,1000.69%
57Custer County$1,248$181,5000.69%
58Texas County$1,131$163,5000.69%
59Creek County$1,298$182,1000.71%
60Ellis County$877$119,1000.74%
61Cotton County$840$113,9000.74%
62Carter County$1,244$168,5000.74%
63Rogers County$1,806$240,5000.75%
64Logan County$1,914$246,7000.78%
65Beaver County$1,020$130,1000.78%
66McClain County$2,023$255,9000.79%
67Wagoner County$1,858$234,8000.79%
68Noble County$1,172$146,4000.80%
69Beckham County$1,207$143,5000.84%
70Payne County$1,903$223,3000.85%
71Garfield County$1,389$160,1000.87%
72Comanche County$1,449$163,8000.88%
73Washington County$1,558$173,2000.90%
74Tulsa County$2,227$230,4000.97%
75Oklahoma County$2,155$222,9000.97%
76Canadian County$2,394$246,2000.97%
77Cleveland County$2,360$235,7001.00%

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020–2024 5-year estimates, tables B25103 (median real estate taxes paid), B25077 (median home value), B25003, B25088, B19013 and B01003. These are 2020–2024 medians reported by owner-occupants, not 2026 tax bills or official mill rates. The effective rate here is median tax ÷ median home value. Actual bills depend on assessed value, exemptions (homestead, senior, veteran) and local levies. Check with your county assessor or treasurer. Not tax advice.

Major Cities & Counties in Oklahoma

Largest by population (Census ACS 2020–2024). Property tax for each:

Frequently asked questions

What county has the lowest property tax in Oklahoma?

McCurtain County, with a median effective rate of 0.37% ($528 median tax), per Census 2020–2024.

What county has the highest property tax in Oklahoma?

Cleveland County at 1.00% ($2,360 median tax).

How much is property tax in Oklahoma?

Oklahoma homeowners paid a median $1,599 a year in property tax, an effective rate of 0.80%. The lowest county is McCurtain County (0.37%) and the highest is Cleveland County (1.00%) (Census 2020–2024).

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