Oklahoma Hispanic Black or African American alone Population By County in 2014

Updated on February 3, 2024.

Based on the US Census Vintage data estimates, in 2014, there were 12,972 people that identified as Hispanic Black or African American alone in Oklahoma and they represented 0.33% of the total population of Oklahoma in 2014. Oklahoma County had the highest number of Hispanic Black or African American alone population (4,580), followed by Tulsa County (2,560), and Comanche County (1,544). On the other hand, Grant County had the lowest number of Hispanic Black or African American alone (0), followed by Roger Mills County (1), and Ellis County (1).

When it comes to the percentage of each county's population that identified as Hispanic Black or African American alone, Comanche County had the highest percentage (1.24%), followed by Harmon County (1.21%), and Tillman County (1.21%).

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Hover over or click on the counties to see the number and percentage of each county's Hispanic Black or African American alone population. The data can also be filtered, sorted, and explored further in a table below.

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Oklahoma Hispanic Black or African American alone Population By County in 2014
Oklahoma Hispanic Black or African American alone Population By County in 2014
County
Hispanic Black or African American alone Population
% of County Population
Oklahoma 4,580 0.6
Tulsa 2,560 0.41
Comanche 1,544 1.24
Cleveland 638 0.24
Canadian 273 0.21
Jackson 210 0.81
Muskogee 184 0.26
Carter 165 0.34
Garfield 144 0.23
Payne 142 0.18
Texas 142 0.65
Wagoner 131 0.17
Logan 120 0.27
Rogers 105 0.12
Custer 95 0.32
Tillman 93 1.21
Pottawatomie 90 0.13
Kay 88 0.19
Washington 86 0.17
Osage 78 0.16
Beckham 77 0.33
Stephens 77 0.17
Okmulgee 74 0.19
Grady 62 0.12
Pittsburg 58 0.13
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