Oklahoma Eviction Risk Map
852 cities · 5,026,527 residents · Avg risk 1.6/10 (Very Low)1.6Average risk score
4.0Highest city
1.2Lowest city
26.3%Avg rent burden
$812Avg median rent
24.8%Avg renter share
Statewide heatmap
Each dot is a city. Colors: red = high eviction risk, green = low. Click any city for the full score breakdown.
Highest-risk cities in Oklahoma
Norman128,714 pop
4.0
Tulsa412,322 pop
3.4
Oklahoma City702,767 pop
3.2
Norman128,714 pop
3.0
Broken Arrow115,919 pop
3.0
Edmond95,618 pop
2.9
Lawton90,662 pop
2.9
Tulsa412,322 pop
2.8
Stillwater48,818 pop
2.8
Bartlesville37,559 pop
2.7
Stillwater48,818 pop
2.7
Yukon24,802 pop
2.6
Muskogee36,819 pop
2.6
Ardmore24,757 pop
2.6
Bixby29,402 pop
2.6
Claremore19,921 pop
2.6
Enid50,821 pop
2.6
Oklahoma City688,693 pop
2.5
Lawton90,662 pop
2.5
Ada16,536 pop
2.5
Altus18,670 pop
2.5
Duncan22,872 pop
2.5
El Reno17,919 pop
2.5
Glenpool13,885 pop
2.5
Largest cities
Oklahoma City702,767 pop
3.2
Oklahoma City688,693 pop
2.5
Tulsa412,322 pop
2.8
Tulsa412,322 pop
3.4
Norman128,714 pop
3.0
Norman128,714 pop
4.0
Broken Arrow115,919 pop
2.1
Broken Arrow115,919 pop
3.0
Edmond95,618 pop
2.0
Edmond95,618 pop
2.9
Lawton90,662 pop
2.5
Lawton90,662 pop
2.9
Moore63,045 pop
2.2
Moore63,045 pop
2.5
Midwest City58,170 pop
2.4
Midwest City58,086 pop
2.5
Enid50,821 pop
2.1
Enid50,821 pop
2.6
Stillwater48,818 pop
2.8
Stillwater48,818 pop
2.7
Owasso39,013 pop
2.1
Owasso39,013 pop
2.3
Bartlesville37,559 pop
2.7
Muskogee36,819 pop
2.6
Counties in Oklahoma
Cleveland County
5 cities · Avg 2.4/10
Tulsa County
17 cities · Avg 2.1/10
Oklahoma County
20 cities · Avg 2.0/10
Canadian County
9 cities · Avg 2.0/10
McClain County
11 cities · Avg 1.8/10
Carter County
7 cities · Avg 1.7/10
Harmon County
2 cities · Avg 1.7/10
Beckham County
6 cities · Avg 1.7/10
Kingfisher County
4 cities · Avg 1.7/10
Custer County
5 cities · Avg 1.7/10
Woods County
5 cities · Avg 1.7/10
Payne County
8 cities · Avg 1.6/10
Stephens County
9 cities · Avg 1.6/10
Washington County
9 cities · Avg 1.6/10
Rogers County
15 cities · Avg 1.6/10
Wagoner County
15 cities · Avg 1.6/10
Craig County
5 cities · Avg 1.6/10
Murray County
5 cities · Avg 1.6/10
Woodward County
6 cities · Avg 1.6/10
Okmulgee County
13 cities · Avg 1.6/10
Hughes County
12 cities · Avg 1.6/10
Caddo County
10 cities · Avg 1.6/10
Seminole County
7 cities · Avg 1.6/10
Comanche County
13 cities · Avg 1.6/10
Kay County
12 cities · Avg 1.6/10
Pottawatomie County
14 cities · Avg 1.6/10
Beaver County
5 cities · Avg 1.6/10
Le Flore County
14 cities · Avg 1.6/10
Latimer County
8 cities · Avg 1.6/10
Creek County
13 cities · Avg 1.5/10
Logan County
14 cities · Avg 1.5/10
Garvin County
11 cities · Avg 1.5/10
Bryan County
15 cities · Avg 1.5/10
Choctaw County
8 cities · Avg 1.5/10
Love County
5 cities · Avg 1.5/10
Garfield County
16 cities · Avg 1.5/10
Noble County
6 cities · Avg 1.5/10
Grady County
13 cities · Avg 1.5/10
Ottawa County
13 cities · Avg 1.5/10
Kiowa County
8 cities · Avg 1.5/10
Texas County
10 cities · Avg 1.5/10
McCurtain County
11 cities · Avg 1.5/10
Pawnee County
15 cities · Avg 1.5/10
Cherokee County
29 cities · Avg 1.5/10
Lincoln County
13 cities · Avg 1.5/10
Pittsburg County
16 cities · Avg 1.5/10
Grant County
8 cities · Avg 1.5/10
Pontotoc County
12 cities · Avg 1.5/10
Cimarron County
4 cities · Avg 1.5/10
Greer County
3 cities · Avg 1.5/10
McIntosh County
13 cities · Avg 1.5/10
Haskell County
12 cities · Avg 1.5/10
Washita County
10 cities · Avg 1.5/10
Nowata County
7 cities · Avg 1.5/10
Adair County
26 cities · Avg 1.5/10
Blaine County
11 cities · Avg 1.5/10
Alfalfa County
14 cities · Avg 1.5/10
Harper County
7 cities · Avg 1.5/10
Okfuskee County
10 cities · Avg 1.5/10
Jackson County
9 cities · Avg 1.5/10
View all counties in Oklahoma →
About eviction risk in Oklahoma
Oklahoma spans 852 cities in our dataset, with an average landlord-risk score of 1.6/10. Scores range from 1.2 in the most landlord-neutral jurisdictions to 4.0 in the most tenant-protective. The state's average rent burden (median gross rent ÷ median household income) is 26.3%, which is the single strongest predictor of eviction filings.
Landlords operating anywhere in Oklahoma should review state-level statutes on notice periods, just-cause requirements, security deposit limits, and grace periods before initiating any eviction. Local ordinances in tenant-protective cities may impose additional requirements beyond state minimums — use the city grids above to see risk at the specific jurisdiction where you own rentals.