List of cities in Oklahoma

Oklahoma

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This is a list of cities in Oklahoma, arranged in alphabetical order. In Oklahoma, cities are all those incorporated communities which are 1000 or more in population ^[1] and are incorporated as cities.[2] Towns are limited to town board type of municipal government. Cities may choose among aldermanic, mayoral, council-manager, and home-rule charter types of government.[3] Cities may also petition to incorporate as towns.[4]

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A

• Ada
• Adair
• Aline
• Alma
• Altus
• Alva
• Anadarko
• Antlers
• Arcadia
• Ardmore
• Asher
• Atoka

B

• Barnsdall
• Bartlesville
• Beaver
• Beggs
• Bethany
• Bixby
• Blackwell
• Blanchard
• Boise City
• Bowlegs
• Bridgeport
• Bristow
• Broken Arrow
• Broken Bow
• Bunch

C

• Cache
• Cameron
• Catoosa
• Cedar Valley
• Centrahoma
• Chandler
• Checotah
• Chelsea
• Cherokee
• Chickasha
• Choctaw
• Claremore
• Cleveland
• Clinton
• Coalgate
• Comanche
• Commerce
• Coweta
• Crescent
• Cromwell
• Cushing

D

• Davis
• Del City
• Dewey
• Drumright
• Duncan
• Durant

E

• Edmond
• Elgin
• Elk City
• El Reno
• Enid
• Erick
• Eufaula

F

• Fairview
• Fort Gibson
• Frederick

G

• Garber
• Geary
• Glenpool
• Grandfield
• Grove
• Guthrie
• Guymon
• Gould

I

• Idabel
• Inola

J

• Jay
• Jenks

K

• Kaw City
• Kingfisher
• Konawa
• Krebs

L

• Lawton
• Lehigh
• Lexington
• Lindsay
• Lone Grove
• Langston
• Lamont

M

• McAlester
• Madill
• Mangum
• Marietta
• Marlow
• Maud
• McLoud, Oklahoma
• Meeker
• Medford
• Miami
• Midwest City
• Minco
• Moore
• Morris
• Muskogee
• Mustang

N

• Newcastle
• New Cordell
• Newkirk
• Nichols Hills
• Nicoma Park
• Noble
• Norman
• Nowata

O

• Oakhurst
• Oilton
• Okemah
• Oklahoma City
• Okmulgee
• Owasso

P

• Pauls Valley
• Pawhuska
• Pawnee
• Perkins
• Perry
• Picher
• Piedmont
• Ponca City
• Pond Creek
• Poteau
• Prague
• Pryor
• Purcell

R

• Ringwood
• Red Oak
• Ripley

S

• Sallisaw
• Sand Springs
• Sapulpa
• Sasakwa
• Sayre
• Seiling
• Seminole
• Shawnee
• Shidler
• Snyder
• Spencer
• Spiro
• Stigler
• Stillwater
• Stilwell
• Stroud
• Sulphur

T

• Tahlequah
• Tecumseh
• The Village
• Thomas
• Tishomingo
• Tonkawa
• Tulsa
• Tupelo
• Tuttle

V

• Vinita

W

• Wagoner
• Walters
• Warr Acres
• Watonga
• Waurika
• Waynoka
• Weatherford
• Wetumka
• Wewoka
• Wilburton
• Wilson
• Woodward
• Wynnewood

Y

• Yale
• Yukon

See also

• List of towns in Oklahoma
• List of unincorporated communities in Oklahoma

References

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