Oklahoma Birth Rate By County in 2022

Updated on June 18, 2025.

According to the US Census Bureau Vintage data estimates, in 2022, the birth rate for Oklahoma was 12.03. McCurtain had the highest birth rate (15.07), followed by Adair (14.68), and Jackson (14.41). On the other hand, Alfalfa had the lowest birth rate (7.55), followed by Harper (7.56), and Noble (8.16).

You can also see similar information for other states, and by state for the United States.

Hover over or click on the chart to see this information for each county. The data can also be filtered, sorted, and explored further in a table below.

You may also be interested in:
Oklahoma Births By County in 2022
Oklahoma Birth Rate

Related Topics: Oklahoma Census Vintage Data Topic List.

Data Source: US Census Bureau (Vintage).

See this for other years:

Oklahoma Birth Rate By County in 2022

Items per page:

0 of 0

County	Birth Rate
Adair	14.68
Alfalfa	7.55
Atoka	9.51
Beaver	12.36
Beckham	10.4
Blaine	13.39
Bryan	13.88
Caddo	11.26
Canadian	12.45
Carter	13.07
Cherokee	10.26
Choctaw	13.48
Cimarron	12.96
Cleveland	9.07
Coal	12.81
Comanche	13.39
Cotton	10.99
Craig	11.06
Creek	10.91
Custer	13.26
Delaware	10.31
Dewey	11.81
Ellis	10.49
Garfield	13.41
Garvin	12.37
Grady	10.24
Grant	11.61
Greer	9.97
Harmon	14.08
Harper	7.56
Haskell	11.86
Hughes	11.86
Jackson	14.41
Jefferson	10.71
Johnston	10.84
Kay	12.37
Kingfisher	11.59
Kiowa	10.45
Latimer	10.82
Le Flore	12.6
Lincoln	10.56
Logan	10.88
Love	13.03
McClain	10.77
McCurtain	15.07
McIntosh	9.57
Major	11.98
Marshall	12.76
Mayes	11.62
Murray	11.32
Muskogee	12.52
Noble	8.16
Nowata	10.95
Okfuskee	12.2
Oklahoma	13.57
Okmulgee	11.11
Osage	8.51
Ottawa	12.61
Pawnee	10.89
Payne	9.46
Pittsburg	10.47
Pontotoc	12.56
Pottawatomie	11.68
Pushmataha	8.93
Roger Mills	12.48
Rogers	11.11
Seminole	12.63
Sequoyah	12.39
Stephens	10.9
Texas	14.27
Tillman	9
Tulsa	12.73
Wagoner	10.83
Washington	11
Washita	11.1
Woods	10.56
Woodward	11.17