Best places to live in Oklahoma

2 Oklahoma metros scored on the default family weighting — schools and safety heaviest, then affordability, climate, college pipeline and jobs. Change the weights on the ranking engine to see your own order.

Who lives in Oklahoma

Population-weighted racial and ethnic composition across the 2 tracked Oklahoma metros, from Census ACS table B03002.

White (non-Hispanic)
60.7%
Hispanic or Latino
14.4%
Black (non-Hispanic)
8.6%
Asian (non-Hispanic)
3.1%
Other or two or more
13.3%

Diversity index 73/100 — how evenly the population is spread across these groups. It is descriptive, not a judgement: weight it up, down or to zero on the ranking engine.

#MetroScoreUS rankTypical homeSchoolsSafetyClimateDiversity
1Oklahoma City44.7#78 of 103$246k82527° / 94°73
2Tulsa38.9#91 of 103$254k32526° / 94°73

Figures are compiled estimates. Methodology and sources.