Most People Don’t Know These 12 Super Tiny Towns In Oklahoma Exist
There is something endlessly charming about small towns, especially in terms of culture. There’s always something to discover in teeny tiny communities, particularly when you’re assessing the smallest towns in Oklahoma. Some are in the country far away from big cities, while others are just around the corner from all the hustle and bustle. Here are 12 of Oklahoma’s tiniest towns:
Named after two Cherokee brothers, William Adair and Walter Thompson Adair, this town's population is 820. It is conveniently located about 10 miles north of Pryor.
Located in the southwestern part of the state, Blair has a population of 806. It is the birthplace of former major league baseball player Bob Stephenson.
With so much beauty around Clayton, you might be surprised the population is only 795. It is a regional trading center and the beautiful Sardis Lake is only a few miles away. The mountains top out at 1,600 ft. in elevation.
Named in honor of New York Senator, Chauncey M. Depew, this small town is located in Creek County with 479 residents. A little retreat resides in Depew and offers a serene, relaxing environment.
Located in the Wichita Mountains, this quaint, cobblestone resort town has only 414 residents. It has many visitors year-round coming to Wichita Mountain Wildlife Refuge.
Everything is A-OK in Okay, Oklahoma. How many times do you think the residents hear that one? Boasting a population of just over 600, Okay can be found along the Verdigris River in Wagoner County.
If you've never been to Washita County, you'll be surprised at how petite its population is. Around 900 people live in Sentinel and enjoy quiet small town living in southwestern Oklahoma... a notable amount when you consider that the county seat has a mere 2,915 residents.
Next we're going to explore a community that spans only about a half mile of land. Tupelo, a southeast Oklahoma town, is home to 331 residents and is home to professional bull rider and "Amazing Race" contestant, Cord McCoy.
This small town in Dewey County was part of the filming of the 2010 movie, "The Dome of Heaven." It even featured some of its residents, but not all 696.
Oklahoma is a beautiful state, and many of the smallest towns in Oklahoma make fantastic places to live. What other tiny towns in Oklahoma should be on this list?
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What is the smallest town in Oklahoma?
If you’re searching for the best small towns in Oklahoma, you truly don’t have to look far. Within the nearly 70,000 square miles that comprise the Sooner State, you’ll find oodles of small town culture across 77 counties. The smallest town, however, is Lotsee, Oklahoma. This Tulsa County community is considered to be the smallest in the state… a title earned by its two residents and 0.02 square mile expanse.
How many towns are in Oklahoma?
The Sooner State is truly fascinating in terms of its size. It is the 20th largest state in terms of its area, but the 28th most populated state. Its 4 million residents live in 597 municipalities, including both towns and cities. The largest of these communities, of course, is Oklahoma City, which is also the state’s capital.
What is the oldest town in Oklahoma?
Researching the best towns in Oklahoma to live in? You just might come across Choctaw, which was first formally organized as a community in 1893. This community predates Oklahoma’s admittance to the Union by several years—after all, Oklahoma was known as the Indian Territory and, eventually, the Oklahoma Territory prior to gaining statehood in 1907.
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Ashley has lived in Oklahoma for 25 years and is the Oklahoma staff writer for onlyinyourstate.com. When she isn't exploring Oklahoma, she enjoys visiting the beaches of California.
