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.

Reported point-estimate range: $1,095 in McCurtain County to $3,003 in Cleveland County (among counties with 10,000+ people and medians reported as point estimates). Find yours in the "Tax on your home" column below. Estimates use each county's reported ratio of medians; 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 and Census medians reported as point estimates, McCurtain County has the lowest reported point-estimate effective rate: about 0.36% of home value.

Which Oklahoma county has the highest property tax?

Among counties with at least 10,000 people and Census medians reported as point estimates, Cleveland County has the highest reported point-estimate effective rate: about 1.00%.