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Most public transit riders, Oklahoma counties

Oklahoma counties with the most workers commuting by public transportation, as of the 2024 American Community Survey. Ranked by number of commuters, not the transit share. This list covers the 77 counties in Oklahoma that qualify, ranked against each other statewide.

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RANKPLACESTATEPOPTRANSIT COMMUTERSVS 2020

01Oklahoma County, OKOK822,1251,359−32%

02Tulsa County, OKOK698,7821,069−28%

03Cleveland County, OKOK303,973493+33%

04Comanche County, OKOK122,158219−69%

05Payne County, OKOK83,889212−25%

06Carter County, OKOK48,910126+83%

07Osage County, OKOK46,794120+329%

08Garfield County, OKOK61,77996−6%

09Texas County, OKOK20,32288+389%

10Muskogee County, OKOK66,70885−36%

11Caddo County, OKOK26,13083+207%

12Canadian County, OKOK187,18982−38%

13Cherokee County, OKOK49,19679+216%

14Logan County, OKOK55,47379−38%

15Jefferson County, OKOK5,43173−33%

16Washington County, OKOK54,03772+350%

17Rogers County, OKOK102,19747+370%

18Pontotoc County, OKOK38,52846−63%

19Wagoner County, OKOK93,26337−55%

20Pittsburg County, OKOK43,32035+106%

21Woodward County, OKOK19,82734–

22Choctaw County, OKOK14,05926−47%

23Creek County, OKOK74,96724−43%

24Sequoyah County, OKOK40,84224−8%

25Stephens County, OKOK44,31024+100%

26Adair County, OKOK19,82821+24%

27Beckham County, OKOK22,15920−78%

28McClain County, OKOK49,64720–

29McIntosh County, OKOK19,75818−50%

30Haskell County, OKOK11,78715–

31Mayes County, OKOK40,41614−63%

32Ottawa County, OKOK30,43814−53%

33Le Flore County, OKOK50,19613+117%

34Garvin County, OKOK26,37710+233%

35Kiowa County, OKOK8,18110–

36Tillman County, OKOK6,7809−64%

37Hughes County, OKOK13,4558+700%

38Johnston County, OKOK10,4488−56%

39Seminole County, OKOK23,4415−78%

40Beaver County, OKOK4,8824+0%

41Bryan County, OKOK51,3674−83%

42Craig County, OKOK14,5183–

43McCurtain County, OKOK30,7443−90%

44Okmulgee County, OKOK37,2413−96%

45Pottawatomie County, OKOK75,1023−85%

46Pushmataha County, OKOK10,8073–

47Alfalfa County, OKOK5,6492−60%

48Custer County, OKOK28,1752−71%

49Jackson County, OKOK24,7642+0%

50Noble County, OKOK10,8991−94%

51Nowata County, OKOK9,5221−50%

52Grant County, OKOK4,0671–

53Atoka County, OKOK14,6090−100%

54Blaine County, OKOK8,5150−100%

55Cimarron County, OKOK2,0590–

56Coal County, OKOK5,4360−100%

57Cotton County, OKOK5,4320–

58Delaware County, OKOK41,9100−100%

59Dewey County, OKOK4,2070–

60Ellis County, OKOK3,6130–

61Grady County, OKOK59,1280−100%

62Harmon County, OKOK2,3270–

63Harper County, OKOK3,1720–

64Kay County, OKOK43,4900−100%

65Kingfisher County, OKOK15,7950−100%

66Latimer County, OKOK9,6450−100%

67Lincoln County, OKOK35,2780–

68Love County, OKOK10,7800−100%

69Major County, OKOK7,5360–

70Marshall County, OKOK16,2550−100%

71Murray County, OKOK13,8050–

72Okfuskee County, OKOK11,4510–

73Pawnee County, OKOK16,0290−100%

74Roger Mills County, OKOK3,2590−100%

75Washita County, OKOK10,8840–

76Woods County, OKOK8,4430–

77Greer County, OKOK5,3730–

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UPDATED 2026-07-15 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU ACS 5-YEAR ESTIMATES