Oklahoma Average Weekly Wage By County in 2010 Q2
Updated on March 19, 2023.

According to the data from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average weekly wage for Oklahoma in 2010 Q2 was $717. Among all Oklahoma counties, Oklahoma County had the highest average weekly wage ($791), followed by Tulsa County ($781), and Washington County ($774). On the other hand, Cimarron County had the lowest average weekly wage ($464), followed by Sequoyah County ($490), and Haskell County ($494).

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Oklahoma Average Weekly Wage By County in 2010 Q2 ($)
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State Avg. Weekly Wages ($)
Adair 540
Alfalfa 560
Atoka 542
Beaver 663
Beckham 707
Blaine 584
Bryan 597
Caddo 630
Canadian 673
Carter 696
Cherokee 565
Choctaw 542
Cimarron 464
Cleveland 645
Coal 537
Comanche 645
Cotton 578
Craig 581
Creek 676
Custer 621
Delaware 542
Dewey 593
Ellis 625
Garfield 642
Garvin 673
Grady 620
Grant 676
Greer 596
Harmon 542
Harper 633
Haskell 494
Hughes 526
Jackson 635
Jefferson 554
Johnston 582
Kay 674
Kingfisher 684
Kiowa 560
Latimer 733
Le Flore 545
Lincoln 605
Logan 570
Love 519
McClain 604
McCurtain 563
McIntosh 500
Major 585
Marshall 575
Mayes 656
Murray 576
Muskogee 673
Noble 664
Nowata 545
Okfuskee 571
Oklahoma 791
Okmulgee 590
Osage 601
Ottawa 562
Pawnee 587
Payne 660
Pittsburg 698
Pontotoc 604
Pottawatomie 587
Pushmataha 533
Roger Mills 689
Rogers 709
Seminole 613
Sequoyah 490
Stephens 703
Texas 633
Tillman 581
Tulsa 781
Wagoner 610
Washington 774
Washita 601
Woods 520
Woodward 691