Ranking of Oklahoma Counties By Natural Population Increase Rate per 1K in 2013
Updated on January 26, 2024.
Based on the US Census Vintage data estimates, in 2013, the Natural Population Increase Rate per 1K for Oklahoma was 3.84. Among all Oklahoma counties, Texas County had the highest natural population increase rate (10.54), followed by Comanche County (7.9), and Woodward County (7.49).
The chart below shows the top 10 counties, and the table below shows the ranking of all Oklahoma counties.
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Related Topics: Oklahoma Census Vintage Data Topic List.
Data Source: US Census Bureau (Vintage), 2013 Census.
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Ranking of Oklahoma Counties By Natural Population Increase Rate per 1K in 2013
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Rank | County | Natural Pop. Increase Rate |
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1 | Texas County | 10.54 |
2 | Comanche County | 7.9 |
3 | Woodward County | 7.49 |
4 | Jackson County | 6.61 |
5 | Canadian County | 6.45 |
6 | Beckham County | 6.19 |
7 | Custer County | 5.73 |
8 | Adair County | 5.61 |
9 | Tulsa County | 5.59 |
10 | Payne County | 4.96 |
11 | Roger Mills County | 4.8 |
12 | Blaine County | 4.59 |
13 | Cleveland County | 4.54 |
14 | Beaver County | 4.48 |
15 | Kingfisher County | 4.09 |
16 | Wagoner County | 3.85 |
17 | Oklahoma | 3.84 |
18 | Garfield County | 3.72 |
19 | Harper County | 3.43 |
20 | Love County | 3.11 |
21 | McClain County | 3 |
22 | Major County | 2.85 |
23 | Pontotoc County | 2.68 |
24 | McCurtain County | 2.49 |
25 | Harmon County | 2.41 |
26 | Logan County | 2.4 |
27 | Pottawatomie County | 2.29 |
28 | Ottawa County | 2.05 |
29 | Grady County | 1.95 |
30 | Rogers County | 1.7 |
31 | Marshall County | 1.62 |
32 | Caddo County | 1.52 |
33 | Bryan County | 1.51 |
34 | Johnston County | 1.37 |
34 | Washita County | 1.37 |
35 | Le Flore County | 1.35 |
36 | Mayes County | 1.24 |
37 | Tillman County | 1.16 |
38 | Cotton County | 1.14 |
39 | Cherokee County | 1.02 |
40 | Kay County | 0.99 |
41 | Seminole County | 0.83 |
42 | Lincoln County | 0.79 |
43 | Noble County | 0.7 |
44 | Carter County | 0.46 |
45 | Muskogee County | 0.41 |
46 | Creek County | 0.3 |
47 | Coal County | 0.17 |
48 | Washington County | 0.08 |
49 | Osage County | -0.13 |
50 | Greer County | -0.16 |
51 | Ellis County | -0.24 |
52 | Garvin County | -0.26 |
53 | Sequoyah County | -0.38 |
54 | Okfuskee County | -0.65 |
55 | Okmulgee County | -0.76 |
56 | Woods County | -0.78 |
57 | Dewey County | -0.83 |
58 | Choctaw County | -0.86 |
59 | Latimer County | -0.92 |
60 | Stephens County | -1.05 |
61 | Pittsburg County | -1.19 |
62 | Pawnee County | -1.4 |
63 | Murray County | -1.61 |
64 | Haskell County | -1.63 |
65 | Atoka County | -1.72 |
66 | Jefferson County | -2.68 |
67 | Delaware County | -2.76 |
68 | Alfalfa County | -2.78 |
69 | Craig County | -2.99 |
70 | Nowata County | -3.31 |
71 | Pushmataha County | -3.65 |
72 | Cimarron County | -3.81 |
73 | Kiowa County | -3.96 |
74 | McIntosh County | -4.27 |
75 | Grant County | -4.42 |
76 | Hughes County | -6.96 |