Oklahoma Metropolitan Areas
Oklahoma City
Main article: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Oklahoma City, the capital of Oklahoma has a population of 523,303 in the immediate city limits[9] and 1.1 million in the metro area,[15] is the principal city of the eight-county Oklahoma City Metroplex and is Oklahoma's largest urbanized area. As of 2000, it was the 47th largest metro in the nation.[16] Some of the major cities comprising the Oklahoma City Metro include Norman, Edmond, Guthrie, Moore, Mustang, Yukon, Shawnee, Del City, Midwest City.
Tulsa
Main article: Tulsa, Oklahoma
Tulsa is the second largest city in Oklahoma, with 387,807 within the city limits[9] and 890,000 in the statistical metropolitan area.[17]. The city is an important Southern and Midwest regional economic hub, and is the architectural center of the state. It is Oklahoma's second largest urbanized area. As of 2000, it was the 53rd largest metropolitan area in the nation.[16]
Lawton
Lawton is the 3 largest city in Oklahoma and is the principal city of the Lawton, Oklahoma Metropolitan Statistical Area. The city limits contain a population of about 109,181 and a metropolitan population of 114,916, making Lawton the smallest of the 3 Oklahoma urbanized areas and the 342nd largest metropolitan area in the nation.
Other important cities
- Norman (4th Largest City)
- Broken Arrow (5th Largest City)
- Edmond (6th Largest City)
- Midwest City (7th Largest City)
- Enid (8th Largest City)
- Moore (9th Largest City)
- Stillwater (10th Largest City)
- Muskogee
- Bartlesville
- Ponca City
- Shawnee
- Ardmore
- Owasso
- Altus
- Sand Springs
- Claremore
- Tahlequah
- Durant
- Woodward
- Guymon
- Elk City
- McAlester
See also: List of cities in Oklahoma and List of towns in Oklahoma
 |
| Downtown Oklahoma City. |
|
 |
| Downtown Tulsa. |
|
More Information for your Oklahoma Metropolitan Areas:
|
