Oklahoma Average Weekly Wage By County in 2012 Q3
Updated on March 19, 2023.

According to the data from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average weekly wage for Oklahoma in 2012 Q3 was $778. Among all Oklahoma counties, Oklahoma County had the highest average weekly wage ($884), followed by Tulsa County ($852), and Beckham County ($842). On the other hand, Sequoyah County had the lowest average weekly wage ($455), followed by Cimarron County ($488), and Haskell County ($499).

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Oklahoma Average Weekly Wage By County in 2012 Q3 ($)
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State Avg. Weekly Wages ($)
Adair 551
Alfalfa 817
Atoka 545
Beaver 712
Beckham 842
Blaine 607
Bryan 590
Caddo 644
Canadian 742
Carter 711
Cherokee 580
Choctaw 551
Cimarron 488
Cleveland 662
Coal 547
Comanche 666
Cotton 585
Craig 596
Creek 686
Custer 741
Delaware 516
Dewey 684
Ellis 720
Garfield 702
Garvin 742
Grady 645
Grant 723
Greer 587
Harmon 600
Harper 624
Haskell 499
Hughes 546
Jackson 650
Jefferson 560
Johnston 607
Kay 672
Kingfisher 770
Kiowa 584
Latimer 806
Le Flore 597
Lincoln 594
Logan 572
Love 530
McClain 602
McCurtain 578
McIntosh 503
Major 697
Marshall 618
Mayes 669
Murray 600
Muskogee 686
Noble 708
Nowata 519
Okfuskee 542
Oklahoma 884
Okmulgee 590
Osage 611
Ottawa 574
Pawnee 679
Payne 695
Pittsburg 741
Pontotoc 624
Pottawatomie 600
Pushmataha 523
Roger Mills 761
Rogers 743
Seminole 628
Sequoyah 455
Stephens 755
Texas 699
Tillman 611
Tulsa 852
Wagoner 602
Washington 826
Washita 680
Woods 746
Woodward 830