Property tax county data

Oklahoma property tax by county

Statewide, Oklahoma homeowners pay about 0.75% of their home's value in property tax each year: roughly $2,258 on a $300,000 home. Enter your home's value below to see the tax in each county.

On a $300,000 home: about $2,258 a year at the statewide rate.

By county: $1,095 in McCurtain County to $3,003 in Cleveland County (the lowest and highest rates among counties with 10,000+ people). Find yours in the "Tax on your home" column below. Estimates use each county's median effective rate; your bill depends on assessments, exemptions and local levies.

Property tax by Oklahoma county

Counties are listed by population, largest first.

Oklahoma property tax by county: estimated yearly tax on your home, effective rate, median tax bill and median home value (Census ACS 2020–2024)
CountyTax on your homeEffective rateMedian tax billMedian home value
Oklahoma County$2,9010.97%$2,155$222,900
Tulsa County$2,9010.97%$2,227$230,400
Cleveland County$3,0031.00%$2,360$235,700
Canadian County$2,9160.97%$2,394$246,200
Comanche County$2,6550.89%$1,449$163,800
Rogers County$2,2530.75%$1,806$240,500
Wagoner County$2,3730.79%$1,858$234,800
Payne County$2,5560.85%$1,903$223,300
Pottawatomie County$1,9890.66%$1,097$165,400
Creek County$2,1390.71%$1,298$182,100
Muskogee County$1,9980.67%$1,021$153,200
Garfield County$2,6040.87%$1,389$160,100
Grady County$2,0400.68%$1,400$205,800
Washington County$2,7000.90%$1,558$173,200
Logan County$2,3280.78%$1,914$246,700
Le Flore County$1,8690.62%$845$135,700
Carter County$2,2140.74%$1,244$168,500
Bryan County$1,9170.64%$1,118$174,900
Cherokee County$1,6230.54%$911$168,500
Osage County$2,0550.69%$1,248$182,100
McClain County$2,3730.79%$2,023$255,900
Kay County$1,9740.66%$821$124,700
Pittsburg County$1,5060.50%$788$156,900
Stephens County$2,0430.68%$990$145,300
Delaware County$1,8000.60%$1,051$175,300
Sequoyah County$1,6380.55%$761$139,400
Mayes County$1,9470.65%$1,222$188,200
Pontotoc County$1,9410.65%$1,135$175,400
Okmulgee County$1,9710.66%$796$121,200
Lincoln County$1,6860.56%$935$166,500
McCurtain County$1,0950.36%$528$144,500
Ottawa County$1,8570.62%$763$123,300
Custer County$2,0640.69%$1,248$181,500
Caddo County$1,6230.54%$626$115,700
Garvin County$1,6590.55%$818$147,800
Jackson County$1,7820.59%$941$158,400
Seminole County$1,8480.62%$613$99,500
Beckham County$2,5230.84%$1,207$143,500
Texas County$2,0760.69%$1,131$163,500
Woodward County$1,7280.58%$973$169,000
Adair County$1,4490.48%$569$117,800
McIntosh County$1,7070.57%$832$146,200
Pawnee County$1,9980.67%$876$131,500
Marshall County$1,6470.55%$903$164,500
Kingfisher County$1,7280.58%$1,242$215,800
Atoka County$1,6590.55%$872$157,600
Craig County$1,6410.55%$823$150,500
Choctaw County$1,2330.41%$520$126,500
Murray County$1,2480.42%$665$159,800
Hughes County$1,8090.60%$615$102,000
Haskell County$1,2930.43%$598$138,800
Okfuskee County$1,4490.48%$560$115,900
Noble County$2,4030.80%$1,172$146,400
Washita County$1,5720.52%$620$118,400
Pushmataha County$1,1760.39%$518$132,300
Johnston County$1,6740.56%$650$116,500
Love County$1,8810.63%$1,072$171,000
Latimer County$1,5750.53%$567$107,900
Nowata County$1,9410.65%$891$137,800
Woods County$1,7250.57%$803$139,600
Blaine County$1,7250.57%$730$126,900
Kiowa County$1,7490.58%$560$96,100
Major County$1,8840.63%$940$149,600
Tillman County$1,8810.63%$500$79,800
Alfalfa County$1,7490.58%$592$101,500
Greer County$1,5000.50%$545$109,100
Cotton County$2,2110.74%$840$113,900
Jefferson County$1,8810.63%$517$82,500
Coal County$1,5780.53%$609$115,700
Beaver County$2,3520.78%$1,020$130,100
Dewey County$1,5480.52%$689$133,600
Grant County$1,4550.48%$513$105,700
Ellis County$2,2080.74%$877$119,100
Roger Mills County$1,3680.46%$720$157,800
Harper County$1,9170.64%$634$99,200
Harmon County$2,0220.67%$537$79,700
Cimarron County$1,2030.40%$395$98,600

Effective rate = median real estate taxes paid ÷ median home value, Census ACS 2020–2024 5-year estimates.

Frequently asked questions

What is the property tax rate in Oklahoma?

The median Oklahoma homeowner pays $1,672 a year on a median home worth $222,100, an effective rate of about 0.75% (Census ACS 2024). Rates vary by county.

Which Oklahoma county has the lowest property tax?

Among counties with at least 10,000 people, McCurtain County has the lowest effective rate: about 0.36% of home value.

Which Oklahoma county has the highest property tax?

Cleveland County has the highest effective rate among counties with 10,000+ people: about 1.00%.