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Marshall County, OK Eviction Risk

15 cities · 11,415 residents · Avg 3.0/10 (Low) · Updated
3.0Avg score
4.1Highest city
1.6Lowest city
26.4%Rent burden
$833Median rent
R+62.52020 margin

County heatmap

All cities in Marshall County

# City Population Median rent Rent burden Risk score
1 Kingston, OK 1,742 $856 25.9% 4.1
2 Madill, OK 4,004 $782 25.8% 4.0
3 Mannsville, OK 913 $938 23.0% 4.0
4 Dickson, OK 1,231 $1,099 25.7% 3.9
5 Oakland, OK 1,142 $791 25.0% 3.9
6 Mead, OK 326 $750 20.0% 3.5
7 Platter, OK 3.2
8 Cumberland, OK 533 $619 39.7% 2.7
9 McBride, OK 40 2.7
10 Cartwright, OK 744 2.6
11 Lebanon, OK 200 2.4
12 Little City, OK 122 2.3
13 Sand Point, OK 275 2.2
14 New Woodville, OK 83 2.1
15 Earl, OK 60 1.6

About Marshall County

Marshall County spans 15 cities serving approximately 11,415 residents. The average landlord eviction risk across the county is 3.0/10. The county voted Republican by 62.5 points in 2020.

Risk varies city-by-city within the county. Use the grid above to see exact scores, median gross rent, and rent burden for every municipality. Click any city for full sub-score breakdown including local political climate, rent-control exposure, tenant organizing strength, and typical eviction cost and timeline.

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