Oklahoma Average Weekly Wage By County in 2005 Q1

Updated on January 22, 2025.

According to the data from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average weekly wage for Oklahoma in 2005 Q1 was $590. Among all Oklahoma counties, Washington had the highest average weekly wage ($763), followed by Noble ($711), and Tulsa ($684). On the other hand, Love had the lowest average weekly wage ($363), followed by Harmon ($363), and Jefferson ($373).

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Data Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.

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Oklahoma Average Weekly Wage By County in 2005 Q1 ($)

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State	Avg. Weekly Wages ($)
Adair	444
Alfalfa	409
Atoka	421
Beaver	448
Beckham	538
Blaine	439
Bryan	441
Caddo	498
Canadian	533
Carter	542
Cherokee	444
Choctaw	405
Cimarron	373
Cleveland	489
Coal	394
Comanche	525
Cotton	385
Craig	474
Creek	531
Custer	450
Delaware	422
Dewey	412
Ellis	468
Garfield	495
Garvin	522
Grady	466
Grant	503
Greer	474
Harmon	363
Harper	447
Haskell	386
Hughes	392
Jackson	494
Jefferson	373
Johnston	435
Kay	582
Kingfisher	526
Kiowa	427
Latimer	589
Le Flore	414
Lincoln	438
Logan	423
Love	363
McClain	424
McCurtain	505
McIntosh	387
Major	477
Marshall	457
Mayes	525
Murray	412
Muskogee	514
Noble	711
Nowata	399
Okfuskee	443
Oklahoma	655
Okmulgee	478
Osage	457
Ottawa	423
Pawnee	465
Payne	469
Pittsburg	547
Pontotoc	459
Pottawatomie	463
Pushmataha	378
Roger Mills	508
Rogers	617
Seminole	455
Sequoyah	426
Stephens	519
Texas	489
Tillman	451
Tulsa	684
Wagoner	434
Washington	763
Washita	443
Woods	374
Woodward	531