Oklahoma City
Best for people who want more jobs, culture and amenities while keeping regional nature within reach.
Research-backed state profile for Oklahoma, including its 2025 population estimate, capital, Census region, leading cities, official sources, and links from the interactive U.S. map.
Oklahoma is part of the West South Central division in the U.S. Census Bureau’s South region, with Oklahoma City as its capital. The Census Bureau estimated the state’s population at 4,123,288 on July 1, 2025. The largest Census places included in this research pack are Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Norman, Broken Arrow, and Edmond.
The July 1, 2025 population estimate is 4,123,288. Compared with the 2024 estimate, the population increased by approximately 0.62%.
This page connects the interactive U.S. map to dedicated city profiles, related editorial guides, and future verified lifestyle metrics covering affordability, housing, employment, safety, education, healthcare, transportation, climate, entertainment, and environment.
City cards combine the bundled 2025 Census population baseline with verified scores where available and clearly labeled modeled lifestyle baselines elsewhere.
Best for people who want more jobs, culture and amenities while keeping regional nature within reach.
Best for people seeking a balance of amenities, manageable scale and regional outdoor access.
Best for people who value a more manageable scale, local routines and lower day-to-day friction.
Best for people who value a more manageable scale, local routines and lower day-to-day friction.
Best for people who value a more manageable scale, local routines and lower day-to-day friction.