List of unincorporated communities in Oklahoma
Unincorporated communities in Oklahoma do not have a formally organized municipal government. Rather, residents rely on the county government for services. State law allows unincorporated communities, under certain conditions, to incorporate or join another municipality
This innovative grain elevator was built circa 1920 near the small community of Ingersoll.
Many unincorporated communities were at one time incorporated but for various reasons no longer have a municipal government. Depopulation during the 1930s and 40s caused the loss of many communities and some no longer exist even as unincorporated communities. In Oklahoma, incorporated municipalities may petition for dissolution[1] or be declared dissolved after missing two concurrent municipal elections[2] (held April of odd numbered years). Platted unincorporated communities do have some right under the laws of Oklahoma that non-platted communities do not enjoy. A town plat is also one of the conditions required for incorporation.
Driving Cattle to Pasture near Bliss.
Although unincorporated communities have no municipal governments, they may organize their own water districts[3] or fire districts[4] and tax citizens to support them. Additionally, many communities have school districts with elected school boards.[5] Also, several unincorporated communities still have their own post offices.[6]
Many unincorporated communities (such as Boggy Depot, Tuskahoma, and Skullyville) played important roles in the development of Oklahoma and others, especially those with schools and post offices, continue to be important centers in rural Oklahoma.
"Oklahoma Municipal Government" from the Oklahoma Almanac published by the Oklahoma Department of Libraries is the source document for this list. Additional communities have been added using Wikipedia articles which cite authoritative sources. Geographic coordinates, if known, are provided for those place names which are unlikely to be communities.
- See also List of cities and towns in Oklahoma, List of abandoned communities in Oklahoma, and List of Census Designated Places in Oklahoma.
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| Community | County | Comments | |
| Acme | Grady | 34°47′56″N 98°01′09″W | |
| Adams | Texas | ||
| Adamson | Pittsburg | ||
| Adel | Pushmataha | 34°47′56″N 98°01′09″W | |
| Agawan | Grady | ||
| Ahloso | Pontotoc | ||
| Ahpeatone | Cotton | 34°20′52″N 98°33′04″W | |
| Akins | Sequoyah | ||
| Albany | Bryan | ||
| Albert | Caddo | ||
| Alden | Caddo | 34°58′31″N 98°35′07″W | |
| Aledo | Dewey | ||
| Alfalfa | Caddo | ||
| Allison | Bryan | ||
| Alma | Stephens | ||
| Alpers | Carter | 34°29′33″N 97°23′14″W | |
| Alsuma | Tulsa | ||
| ‡ | Altona | Kingfisher | 35°46′59″N 98°10′16″W |
| † | Alwinn | Stephens | |
| Anchor | Wagoner | 35°50′08″N 95°24′11″W | |
| Antioch | Garvin | ||
| Apperson | Osage | ||
| Apple | Choctaw | 34°07′39″N 95°25′03″W | |
| Arlington | Lincoln | ||
| Arpelar | Pittsburg | ||
| Artillery Village | Comanche | ||
| † | Atlee | Jefferson | 34°05′37″N 97°37′57″W |
| † | Aubrey | Creek | |
| Avery | Lincoln | ||
| Avoca | Pottawatomie | ||
| Aydelotte | Pottawatomie | ||
| † Geographic or historic reference undetermined. | |||
| ‡ Identified as abandoned by at least one source. | |||
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Bunch, Oklahoma, sets in the background near Sallisaw Creek in the Cookson Hills.
| Community | County | Comments | |
| Babbs | Kiowa | ||
| Bache | Pittsburg | ||
| Bacone | Muskogee | ||
| Bailey | Grady | ||
| Baker | Texas | ||
| Baldhill | Okmulgee | 35°44′25″N 95°50′14″W | |
| Balko | Beaver | ||
| Ballard | Adair | ||
| Banner | Canadian | ||
| Banty | Bryan | ||
| Barber | Cherokee | 35°45′26″N 94°52′04″W | |
| † | Barnes | Logan | (Locale-USGS) |
| Baron | Adair | ||
| ‡ | Bartlett | Okmulgee | |
| Battiest | McCurtain | ||
| Baugh | Pawnee | ||
| Baum | Carter | ||
| Beachton | McCurtain | ||
| Beckett | Stephens | (Alternate name for Sunray, Oklahoma.) | |
| Bee | Johnston | ||
| Beland | Muskogee | ||
| Bell | Adair | ||
| Bellemont | Pottawatomie | ||
| Belva | Woodward | 36°29′56″N 98°58′30″W | |
| † | Belvue | Creek | |
| Belzoni | Pushmataha | 34°11′08″N 95°27′56″W | |
| Bengal | Latimer | ||
| Bentley | Atoka | ||
| Berlin | Roger Mills | ||
| Berwyn | Carter | (Present day Gene Autry, Oklahoma.) | |
| Bethel | Comanche | ||
| Bethel | McCurtain | ||
| ‡ | Bidding Springs | Adair | (See Golda's Mill.) |
| Big Cedar | Le Flore | (Stream-USGS) | |
| † | Big Spring | Hughes | 35°10′27″N 96°14′50″W (Church) |
| Binkley | Lincoln | (Railroad siding and switch.) | |
| Bison | Garfield | ||
| Blackgum | Sequoyah | ||
| Blanco | Pittsburg | ||
| Bliss | Noble | (Now known as Old Bliss, Oklahoma.) | |
| Blocker | Pittsburg | ||
| Blue | Bryan | ||
| Bluff | Choctaw | ||
| Boatman | Mayes | ||
| Boehler | Atoka | 34°10′15″N 95°53′01″W | |
| Boggy Depot | Atoka | ||
| † | Bois D'Arc | Kay | (Stream-USGS.) |
| Bokhoma | McCurtain | ||
| † | Bond | McIntosh | |
| Boone | Caddo | ||
| ‡ | Boss | McCurtain | |
| † | Boulevard | Cleveland | |
| Bowden | Creek | ||
| Bowlin Spring | Craig | ||
| Bowring | Osage | ||
| Boyd | Beaver | ||
| Box | Sequoyah | ||
| Braden | Le Flore | ||
| Brady | Garvin | 34°37′22″N 97°16′57″W | |
| Brent | Sequoyah | ||
| Briartown | Muskogee | ||
| Briggs | Cherokee | ||
| Brinkman | Greer | ||
| Britton | Oklahoma | (Incorporated part of Oklahoma City.) | |
| Brock | Carter | ||
| Brooken | Haskell | ||
| Brown | Bryan | ||
| Broxton | Caddo | ||
| Brush Hill | McIntosh | ||
| Brushy | Sequoyah | ||
| Bryant | Okmulgee | ||
| † | Buffalo | McCurtain | |
| † | Buffalo Valley | Latimer | |
| Bugtussle | Pittsburg | ||
| Bunch | Adair | ||
| Burmah | Dewey | ||
| Burneyville | Love | ||
| Burns | Washita | ||
| Burwell | McCurtain | 34°11′09″N 95°09′05″W | |
| Bushyhead | Rogers | ||
| Butner | Seminole. | ||
| † Geographic or historic reference undetermined. | |||
| ‡ Identified as abandoned by at least one source. | |||
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| Community | County | Comments | |
| Cade | Bryan | ||
| Cairo | Coal | 34°35′26″N 96°07′55″W | |
| Calhoun | Le Flore | ||
| Calida | Pawnee | 36°11′35″N 96°17′53″W | |
| † | Cambria | Latimer | |
| Cambridge | Kiowa | 35°04′22″N 99°12′19″W | |
| Camp Houston | Woods | ||
| Canadian Shores | Pittsburg | ||
| Caney Ridge | Cherokee | ||
| Capitol Hill | Oklahoma | (Incorporated as part of Oklahoma City.) | |
| Cardin | Ottawa | ||
| Carlton | Blaine | 36°00′52″N 98°30′55″W (Also spelled Carleton.) | |
| Carpenter | Roger Mills | ||
| Carson | Hughes | ||
| Carters Corner | McIntosh | ||
| Carters Landing | Cherokee | ||
| Cartersville | Haskell | ||
| Cartwright | Bryan | ||
| Casey | Pawnee | 36°16′57″N 96°40′27″W | |
| Castaneda | Cimarron | 36°52′52″N 102°31′17″W | |
| Catale | Rogers | 36°33′39″N 95°22′19″W (Railroad siding–PO closed in 1933.) | |
| Catesby | Ellis | ||
| Cayuga | Delaware | ||
| Cedar Crest | Mayes | ||
| † | Cedar Lake | Canadian | |
| Center | Pontotoc | ||
| † | Center City | Oklahoma | |
| † | Center Point | Atoka | |
| Centerview | Pottawatomie | ||
| Centralia | Craig | ||
| Ceres | Noble | ||
| ‡ | Cerrogordo | McCurtain | (PO closed in 1958.) |
| Cestos | Dewey | ||
| Chance | Adair | ||
| Charleston | Harper | (See abandoned communities-USGS.) | |
| Chase | Muskogee | (See Beland.) | |
| Cherry Tree | Adair | ||
| Chester | Major | ||
| Chewey | Adair | ||
| Cheyenne Valley | Major | ||
| Chigley | Murray | ||
| Childers | Nowata | ||
| Chilli | Latimer | ||
| Chilocco | Kay | (See Chilocco Indian School.) | |
| † | Chisney | Pottawatomie | |
| Chitwood | Grady | ||
| Chloeta | Delaware | ||
| Chockie | Atoka | ||
| Choska | Wagoner | ||
| Christie | Adair | ||
| Cimarron City | Logan | ||
| ‡ | Cisco | McCurtain | (PO closed in 1916.) |
| Citra | Hughes | ||
| Clarita | Coal | ||
| Clarksville | Wagoner | ||
| Clayton Lake | Pushmataha | (Reservoir-Clayton Lake (Oklahoma)-USGS) | |
| ‡ | Clear Lake | Beaver | (PO closed in 1944.) |
| Clebit | McCurtain | ||
| Clemscot | Carter | ||
| Cleora | Delaware | ||
| Clothier | Cleveland | ||
| Cloud Chief | Washita | ||
| Cloudy | Pushmataha | ||
| Clyde | Grant | ||
| Coalton | Okmulgee | ||
| Cobb | Bryan | ||
| Cogar | Caddo | ||
| Coleman | Johnston | ||
| Concho | Canadian | ||
| Connerville | Johnston | ||
| Conrad | Cimarron | (Railroad siding and switch.) | |
| Conser | Le Flore | ||
| Cookietown | Cotton | ||
| Cookson | Cherokee | ||
| Copeland | Delaware | ||
| Corbett | Cleveland | ||
| Corinne | Pushmataha | ||
| Corum | Stephens | ||
| Cottonwood | Coal | ||
| Cottonwood | Sequoyah | ||
| Council | Oklahoma | (See Council Grove.) | |
| Countyline | Stephens/ Carter | ||
| Courtney | Love | ||
| Cove Acres | Comanche | ||
| ‡ | Cowden | Washita | 35°14′52″N 98°42′43″W (PO closed in 1908.) |
| Cox City | Grady | ||
| Craig | McCurtain | 34°02′18″N 94°37′44″W | |
| Craig | Pittsburg | 34°50′25″N 95°37′39″W | |
| ‡ | Cravens | Latimer | (PO closed 1916.) |
| Crawford | Roger Mills | ||
| Crekola | Muskogee | ||
| † | Creosote | Choctaw | |
| Creta | Jackson | 34°31′00″N 99°32′59″W | |
| Criner | McClain | ||
| Crusher | Murray | ||
| Crutcho | Oklahoma | ||
| Crystal | Atoka | ||
| Crystal Lakes | Major | ||
| Cumberland | Marshall | ||
| Curchece | Pawnee | ||
| Curtis | Woodward | ||
| † Geographic or historic reference undetermined. | |||
| ‡ Identified as abandoned by at least one source. | |||
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The Antelope Hill, a National Historic Place, lie just north of Durham.
| Community | County | Comments | |
| Daisy | Atoka | ||
| Dale | Pottawatomie | ||
| Damon | Latimer | ||
| Dane | Major | 36°13′01″N 98°37′10″W | |
| Darrow | Blaine | 36°05′53″N 98°23′18″W | |
| Darwin | Pushmataha | ||
| Dawson | Tulsa | (Incorporated as part of Tulsa.) | |
| Degnan | Latimer | 34°56′50″N 95°21′12″W | |
| Dela | Pushmataha | ||
| Delhi | Beckham | ||
| Dempsey | Roger Mills | 35°31′03″N 99°49′22″W | |
| Dennis | Delaware | ||
| Dewright | Seminole | 35°05′15″N 96°39′31″W | |
| Dighton | Okmulgee | ||
| Dillard | Carter | ||
| Dixon | Seminole | ||
| ‡ | Doby Springs | Harper | |
| Dodge | Delaware | ||
| Dotyville | Ottawa | ||
| Dow | Pittsburg | ||
| Doyle | Stephens | ||
| Drake | Murray | 34°23′52″N 96°57′03″W | |
| Driftwood | Alfalfa | ||
| Dripping Springs | Carter | ||
| Dripping Springs | Delaware | ||
| Drumb | Latimer | 34°55′47″N 95°28′52″W | |
| Dunbar | Love | ||
| Dunjee Park | Oklahoma | ||
| Durham | Roger Mills | ||
| Durwood | Carter | ||
| ‡ Identified as abandoned by at least one source. | |||
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| Community | County | Comments | |
| Eagle City | Blaine | ||
| Eagletown | McCurtain | ||
| Earl | Johnston | ||
| † | Eastborough | Wagoner | |
| East Duke | Jackson | (Variant name for town of Duke.) | |
| East Jesse | Coal/ Pontotoc | ||
| East Ninneka | Grady | (Variant name for town of Ninnekah.) | |
| Eastside | Custer | ||
| Eddy | Kay | 36°43′54″N 97°27′31″W (PO closed in 1957.) | |
| Edgewater Park | Comanche | ||
| Edna | Creek | ||
| Eldon | Cherokee | ||
| † | Elk Plaza | Stephans | |
| Elmwood | Beaver | ||
| † | Emerson Center | Cotton | |
| Emet | Johnston | ||
| Empy | Pawnee | ||
| Enos | Marshall | ||
| Enterprise | Haskell | ||
| Enville | Love | ||
| Eram | Okmulgee | ||
| Estella | Craig | ||
| Ethel | Pushmataha | ||
| Etna | Garfield | (Railroad siding.) | |
| Etta | Cherokee | ||
| Eucha | Delaware | ||
| Eva | Texas | ||
| † | Ewing | Custer | |
| † Geographic or historic reference undetermined. | |||
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| Community | County | Comments | |
| Falconhead | Love | ||
| Falfa | Latimer | ||
| Fame | McIntosh | ||
| Farmers Hill | McCurtain | ||
| Farris | Atoka | ||
| Fay | Dewey | ||
| Featherston | Pittsburg | ||
| Felker | McCurtain | ||
| Felt | Cimarron | ||
| Fewell | Pushmataha | ||
| Fillmore | Johnston | ||
| Finley | Pushmataha | ||
| Fisher | Tulsa | ||
| Fittstown | Pontotoc | ||
| Fivemile Corner | Cotton | ||
| Fleetwood | Jefferson | 33°53′48″N 97°51′04″W (PO closed in 1961.) | |
| Floris | Beaver | ||
| Flynn | Oklahoma | (Incorporated as part of Oklahoma City.) | |
| Foley | Custer | (Railroad siding and switch.) | |
| Folsom | Johnston | ||
| Forest Hill | Le Flore | ||
| Forney | Choctaw | ||
| Forrester | Le Flore | ||
| Fort Reno | Canadian | (See Fort Reno (Oklahoma) for the fort.) | |
| Four Corners | (Locale—name of several in Oklahoma.) | ||
| Fox | Carter | ||
| Franklin | Cleveland | ||
| Fransen | Custer | ||
| Frisco | Pontotoc | ||
| Frogville | Choctaw | ||
| Fugate | Atoka |
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| Community | County | Comments | |
| Gaar Corner | Pontotoc | ||
| Gansel | Noble | (Railroad siding and switch.) | |
| Garden Grove | Pottawatomie | ||
| Garland | Haskell | ||
| Gay | Choctaw | ||
| † | Georgetown | Muskogee | |
| Gerlach | Woodward | (Railroad siding and switch.) | |
| Gibbon | Grant | 36°56′34″N 97°58′56″W (PO closed in 1945.) | |
| Gibson | Wagoner | ||
| Gideon | Cherokee | ||
| Gilmore | Le Flore | ||
| Glendale | Le Flore | ||
| Glover | McCurtain | ||
| Golden | McCurtain | ||
| Goodland | Choctaw | ||
| Goodwater | McCurtain | ||
| Goodwin | Ellis | 36°11′48″N 99°56′06″W (PO closed in 1916.) | |
| Gowen | Latimer | ||
| Grady | Jefferson | ||
| Graham | Carter | ||
| Grandview Heights | Muskogee | ||
| Grant | Choctaw | ||
| Gray | Beaver | ||
| Gray Horse | Osage | ||
| Greasy | Adair | ||
| Green Pastures | Oklahoma | ||
| Greenville | Love | ||
| Greenwood | Pushmataha | ||
| Griggs | Cimarron | ||
| Grimes | Roger Mills | ||
| Gulftown | Okmulgee | ||
| † | Gyp | Blaine | (Historical community-USGS.) |
| Gypsy | Creek | ||
| † Geographic or historic reference undetermined. | |||
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Haywood, Oklahoma, in the coal mining district of Pittsburg County, was named for radical labor leader, Big Bill Haywood.
| Community | County | Comments | |
| Hale | Tulsa | (See abandoned communities-USGS.) | |
| Hammon Junction | Roger Mills | (Abandoned railroad siding and switch.) | |
| Hanson | Sequoyah | ||
| Happyland | Pontotoc | ||
| Harden City | Pontotoc | ||
| Hardy | Kay | ||
| Harjo | Pottawatomie | ||
| Harmon | Ellis | ||
| Harmony Star | Rogers | ||
| Harris | McCurtain | ||
| Harrison | Sequoyah | (See abandoned communities-Shirk.) | |
| Haw Creek | Le Flore | ||
| Hawley | Grant | ||
| Hazel Dell | Pottawatomie | 35°26′56″N 97°00′01″W | |
| Hayward | Garfield | ||
| Haywood | Pittsburg | ||
| Heman | Woods | 36°32′06″N 98°56′38″W | |
| Hennepin | Garvin | ||
| Herring | Roger Mills | 35°36′36″N 99°31′04″W | |
| Hess | Jackson | ||
| Hester | Greer | ||
| Hewitt | Carter | ||
| Hext | Beckham | ||
| Higgins | Latimer | 34°48′41″N 95°26′01″W | |
| Hill | Le Flore | ||
| Hilltop | Hughes | 34°56′05″N 96°10′54″W | |
| Hockerville | Ottawa | ||
| Hodgen | Le Flore | ||
| Hogshooter | Washington | ||
| ‡ | Holley Creek | McCurtain | 33°58′41″N 94°49′00″W |
| Hollow | Craig | 36°53′15″N 95°16′12″W | |
| Hollywood Corners | Cleveland | ||
| Homer | Pontotoc | ||
| Homestead | Blaine | ||
| Honobia | Le Flore | ||
| Hontubby | Le Flore | ||
| Hopeton | Woods | ||
| Hough | Texas | ||
| Houston | Creek | ||
| Hoyt | Haskell | ||
| Hulen | Cotton | ||
| Humphreys | Jackson | ||
| Hyde Park | Muskogee | ||
| ‡ Identified as abandoned by at least one source. | |||
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Ingalls, Oklahoma, was the site of a famous shoot-out between U.S. Marshals and the Doolin-Dalton Gang depicted in this scene from the 1915 silent film, The Passing of the Oklahoma Outlaws.
| Community | County | Comments | |
| Imo | Garfield | ||
| Independence | Custer | ||
| Indian Meadows | Cherokee | ||
| Ingalls | Payne | ||
| Ingersoll | Alfalfa | ||
| Iona | Murray | ||
| Iron Post | Creek | 35°43′35″N 96°24′20″W | |
| Iron Stob Corner | McCurtain | ||
| Irving | Jefferson | ||
| Isabella | Major |
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| Community | County | Comments | |
| ‡ | Jackson | Bryan | |
| Jacktown | Lincoln | ||
| Jesse | Pontotoc | ||
| Jimtown | Love | ||
| ‡ | Joburn | Atoka | |
| † | Joe | Tulsa | (NOTE: Joe Station in Tulsa, Co. no longer exists per USGS.) |
| Jollyville | Murray | ||
| Joy | Murry | ||
| Jumbo | Pushmataha. | ||
| † Geographic or historic reference undetermined. | |||
| ‡ Identified as abandoned by at least one source. | |||
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| Community | County | Comments | |
| Keefeton | Muskogee | ||
| Keetonville | Rogers | ||
| Kellond | Pushmataha | ||
| Kellyville | Ottawa | ||
| Kengle | Tulsa | ||
| Kent | Choctaw | 34°06′47″N 95°37′23″W | |
| Kenton | Cimarron | ||
| Kenwood | Delaware | ||
| Kiamichi | Pushmataha | ||
| Kiersey | Bryan | ||
| Kosoma | Pushmataha | ||
| Kullituklo | McCurtain | ||
| Kusa | Okmulgee |
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| Community | County | Comments | |
| Lacey | Kingfisher | ||
| Lafayette | Haskell | ||
| Lake | Tulsa | (Incorporated place in Tulsa County.) | |
| Lake Creek | Greer | ||
| Lake Ellsworth Addition | Comanche | ||
| Lake Hiwasse | Oklahoma | ||
| Lake Humphreys | Stephans | (Reservoir—Lake Humphreys (Oklahoma).) | |
| Lakeside | Bryan | ||
| Lakeside Village | Comanche | ||
| Lake Station | Tulsa | (Historical-USGS.) | |
| Lake Valley | Washita | ||
| Lake West | Bryan | 33°53′45″N 95°53′08″W | |
| Lane | Atoka | ||
| Lark | Marshall | ||
| Last Chance | Okfuskee | ||
| Latta | Pontotoc | ||
| Leach | Delaware | ||
| Leader | Pontotoc | ||
| Lebanon | Marshall | ||
| Lecox | Oklahoma | (Railroad siding.) | |
| ‡ | Lefeber | Tulsa | |
| Lela | Pawnee | ||
| Lenna | McIntosh | ||
| Lenora | Dewey | ||
| Leonard | Tulsa | ||
| Lequire | Haskell | ||
| Lenox | Le Flore | ||
| Lewisville | Haskell | ||
| Liberty | (Different communities in Bryan, Sequoyah, and Stephens counties). | ||
| † | Limestone | Latimer | |
| † | Limestone | Rogers | |
| Limestone Gap | Atoka | ||
| Lincolnville | Ottawa | ||
| Little | Seminole | ||
| Little Axe | Cleveland | ||
| Little Chief | Osage | ||
| Little City | Marshall | ||
| Little Ponderosa | Beaver | ||
| Loder | Oklahoma | (Railroad siding-USGS.) | |
| Lodi | Latimer | 35°00′33″N 95°02′32″W | |
| Logan | Beaver | ||
| ‡ | Lona | Haskell | 35°09′21″N 95°17′23″W |
| Lone Oak | Sequoyah | ||
| Lone Tree | Okmulgee | ||
| Long | Sequoyah | ||
| Longtown | Pittsburg | ||
| Lookout | Woods | ||
| Lost City | Cherokee | ||
| Lovedale | Harper | (Railroad siding-Shirk.) | |
| Lovell | Logan | ||
| Loving | Le Flore | ||
| Lowrey | Cherokee | ||
| Lucien | Noble | ||
| ‡ | Lugert | Kiowa | |
| Lula | Pontotoc | ||
| Lutie | Latimer | ||
| † | Lynn Addition | Osage | |
| Lynn Lane | Tulsa | ||
| Lyons | Adair | ||
| † Geographic or historic reference undetermined. | |||
| ‡ Identified as abandoned by at least one source. | |||
M
Salt, an important commodity in Indian Territory, was produced near the present community of McKey.
| Community | County | ||
| † | MacArthur Park | Comanche | (Housing addition in Lawton.) |
| McBride | Marshall | ||
| McCord | Osage | ||
| McKey | Sequoyah | ||
| McKiddyville | Cleveland | ||
| McKnight | Harmon | ||
| McLain | Muskogee | ||
| McMillan | Marshall | ||
| McWillie | Alfalfa | ||
| Madge | Harmon | ||
| Maguire | Cleveland | ||
| Manard | Cherokee | ||
| Maple | Sequoyah | ||
| Martin | Muskogee | ||
| Marty | Jackson | ||
| Mason | Okfuskee | ||
| † | Matthew | Choctaw | |
| Matoy | Bryan | ||
| Maxwell | Pontotoc | ||
| Mayfield | Beckham | ||
| † | May Ridge | Oklahoma | |
| Mazie | Mayes | ||
| † | Medio | Tulsa | |
| Meers | Comanche | ||
| Mehan | Payne | ||
| Mellette | McIntosh | ||
| Melvin | Cherokee | ||
| Meridian | Stephens | ||
| Merrick | Lincoln | ||
| Merritt | Beckham | ||
| Messer | Choctaw | ||
| Micawber | Okfuskee | ||
| Middleberg | Grady | ||
| Midlothian | Lincoln | ||
| Midway | Atoka/ Coal | ||
| Milfay | Creek | ||
| Miller | Pushmataha | ||
| Milo | Carter | ||
| Milton | Le Flore | ||
| Mingo | Tulsa | ||
| Monroe | Le Flore | ||
| † | Montclair Addition | Le Flore | |
| Moodys | Cherokee | ||
| Moon | McCurtain | ||
| Moorewood | Custer | ||
| Moseley | Delaware | ||
| Mound Grove | McCurtain | ||
| Mount Herman | McCurtain | ||
| Mount Zion | McCurtain | ||
| Mouser | Texas | ||
| Moyers | Pushmataha | ||
| Mudsand | Choctaw | ||
| † | Mule Barn | Pawnee | |
| Murphy | Mayes | ||
| Muse | Le Flore | ||
| † Geographic or historic reference undetermined. | |||
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| Community | County | ||
| Nani-chito | McCurtain | ||
| Narcissa | Ottawa | ||
| Nardin | Kay | ||
| Nashoba | Pushmataha | ||
| Natura | Okmulgee | ||
| Navina | Logan | ||
| Nebo | Murray | ||
| Needmore | Cleveland | ||
| Neff | Le Flore | ||
| Nelagony | Osage | ||
| Neodesha | Wagoner | ||
| Newalla | Oklahoma | ||
| New Cordell | Washita | (Official name of Cordell, Oklahoma.) | |
| New Liberty | Beckham | ||
| New Lima | Seminole | ||
| New Mannford | Creek | ||
| New Oberlin | Choctaw | ||
| Newport | Carter | ||
| † | New Ringold | McCurtain | |
| New Woodville | Marshall | (Variant name for Woodville-USGS.) | |
| Nicut | Sequoyah | ||
| Nida | Johnston | ||
| Niles | Canadian | ||
| Nobletown | Seminole | ||
| Noel | Woods | (Railroad siding.) | |
| Non | Hughes | ||
| Norris | Latimer | ||
| † | Northeast | Tulsa | |
| North McAlester | Pittsburg | ||
| † | Northside | Tulsa | |
| † | North Valliant | McCurtain | |
| † | Northwest | Oklahoma | |
| Nowhere | Caddo | (NOTE: Located at the SE end of Fort Cobb Reservoir, 8.9 km(5.5 mi) SSW of Albert and 22 km(14 mi) NW of Anadarko. U.S. Board on Geographic Names decisions, either decisions referenced after Phase I data compilation, or staff research on non-controversial names.-USGS.) | |
| Numa | Grant | ||
| Nuyaka | Okmulgee | ||
| † Geographic or historic reference undetermined. | |||
O
| Community | County | ||
| Oak Grove | Murray | ||
| Oak Grove | Pawnee | ||
| Oak Grove | Payne | ||
| Oak Hill | McCurtain | ||
| Oakhurst | Tulsa and Creek | ||
| Oakman | Pontotoc | ||
| † | Oak Park | Washington | |
| Oakridge | Creek | ||
| Oberlin | Bryan | ||
| Octavia | Le Flore | ||
| Oglesby | Washington | ||
| Oil Center | Pontotoc | ||
| Oil City | Carter | ||
| Okesa | Osage | ||
| Okfuskee | Okfuskee | ||
| Oleta | Pushmataha | ||
| Olive | Creek | ||
| Olney | Coal | ||
| Omega | Kingfisher | ||
| Onapa | McIntosh | ||
| Oneta | Wagoner | ||
| Oney | Caddo | ||
| Ord | Choctaw | ||
| Orienta | Major | ||
| † | Orin | Grant | |
| Orion | Major | ||
| Orr | Love | ||
| † | Osage | Kay | |
| Oscar | Jefferson | ||
| Oswalt | Love | ||
| Otoe | Noble | ||
| Overbrook | Love | ||
| Owanda | Oklahoma | ||
| † Geographic or historic reference undetermined. | |||
P
| Community | County | ||
| Page | Le Flore | ||
| Panola | Latimer | ||
| Panoma | Texas | ||
| Paradise View | Mayes | ||
| Parker | Coal | ||
| Park Hill | Cherokee | ||
| Parkland | Lincoln | ||
| † | Parkview | Tulsa | |
| † | Parthena | Creek | |
| Patterson | Latimer | ||
| Paw Paw | Sequoyah | ||
| Payne | McClain | ||
| Payson | Lincoln | ||
| Pearson | Pottawatomie | ||
| Pearsonia | Osage | ||
| Peckham | Kay | ||
| Peggs | Cherokee | ||
| Pernell | Garvin | ||
| Pershing | Osage | ||
| Peterman Ridge | Pawnee | ||
| Petersburg | Jefferson | ||
| Petros | Le Flore | ||
| Pettit | Cherokee | ||
| Pettit Bay | Cherokee | ||
| Pharoah | Okfuskee | ||
| Phelps | Caddo | ||
| Pickens | McCurtain | ||
| Pickett | Pontotoc | ||
| Pierce | McIntosh | ||
| Pine Ridge | Caddo | ||
| Piney | Adair | ||
| † | Pin Oaks Acres | Mayes | |
| Platter | Bryan | ||
| Pleasant Hill | McCurtain | ||
| Plucketville | McCurtain | ||
| Pocasset | Grady | ||
| Pollard | McCurtain | ||
| Pontotoc | Johnston | ||
| Pooleville | Carter | ||
| Port | Washita | ||
| Porter Hill | Comanche | ||
| Powell | Marshall | ||
| Prattville | Tulsa | ||
| Preston | Okmulgee | ||
| Price | Tulsa | ||
| Proctor | Adair | ||
| Pruitt | Carter | ||
| Pumpkin Center | Comanche | ||
| Pumpkin Center | Muskogee | ||
| Pumpkin Center | Okmulgee | ||
| Purdy | Garvin | ||
| Pyramid Corners | Craig | ||
| † Geographic or historic reference undetermined. | |||
Q
| Community | County | ||
| Quail Creek | Oklahoma | (Incorporated as part of Oklahoma City) | |
| Qualls | Cherokee | ||
| † | Quick | Sequoyah | |
| Quinlan | Woodward | ||
| † Geographic or historic reference undetermined. | |||
R
| Community | County | ||
| † | Rabornville | Pawnee | |
| Raiford | McIntosh | ||
| † | Rayford | Murray | |
| Reagan | Johnston | ||
| Reck | Carter | ||
| Red Fork | Tulsa | ||
| Red Hill | Haskell | ||
| Redland | Sequoyah | ||
| Reed | Greer | ||
| † | Regal | Comanche | |
| Reichert | Le Flore | ||
| Remus | Pottawatomie/ Seminole | ||
| Retrop | Beckham/ Washita | ||
| Rhea | Dewey | ||
| Richards Spur | Comanche | ||
| Richland | Canadian | ||
| Richville | Pittsburg | ||
| † | Rigsby | Pawnee | |
| Ringold | McCurtain | ||
| Roberta | Bryan | ||
| Rock Island | Le Flore | ||
| Rocky Mountain | Adair | ||
| Rocky Point | Wagoner | ||
| Roll | Roger Mills | ||
| Rose | Mayes | ||
| Rossville | Lincoln | ||
| Rubottom | Love | ||
| Rufe | McCurtain | ||
| Russell | Greer | ||
| Russellville | Pittsburg | ||
| Russett | Johnston | ||
| Ryder | Johnston | ||
| † Geographic or historic reference undetermined. | |||
S
Sacred Heart, Oklahoma, the birthplace of author Tony Hillerman, was established in 1879 as a mission for the Pottawatomie Indians.
| Community | County | ||
| Sacred Heart | Pottawatomie | ||
| Saddle Mountain | Kiowa | ||
| Sageeyah | Rogers | ||
| Salem | McIntosh and Okmulgee | ||
| Salt Fork | Grant | ||
| Sams Point | Pittsburg | ||
| Sandbluff | Choctaw | ||
| Sand Point | Bryan | ||
| Sans Bois | Haskell | ||
| Santa Fe | Stephens | ||
| Sardis | Pushmataha | ||
| † | Saundra | Woodward | |
| Sawyer | Choctaw | ||
| Schulter | Okmulgee | ||
| Scipio | Pittsburg | ||
| Scraper | Cherokee | ||
| Scullin | Murray | ||
| Scullyville | Le Flore | ||
| Sedan | Kiowa | ||
| Selman | Harper | ||
| Sequoyah | Rogers | ||
| Seward | Logan | ||
| Shady Grove | Sequoyah | ||
| Shay | Marshall | ||
| Shea | Garfield | (Railroad switch.) | |
| † | Sheridan | Comanche | |
| † | Sheridan | Tulsa | |
| Sherwood | McCurtain | ||
| Shinewell | McCurtain | ||
| Shirk | Tulsa | (Railroad siding and switch.) | |
| † | Shopton | Muskogee | |
| Short | Sequoyah | ||
| Shults | McCurtain | ||
| Sickles | Caddo | ||
| Silver City | Creek | ||
| Slapout | Beaver | ||
| Smithville | McCurtain | ||
| Snow | Pushmataha | ||
| Sobol | Pushmataha | ||
| Southard | Blaine | ||
| † | Southeast | Oklahoma | |
| † | Southeast | Tulsa | |
| † | South Haven | Tulsa | |
| † | Southside | Tulsa | |
| † | Southwest | Oklahoma | |
| Spaulding | Hughes | ||
| Speer | Choctaw | ||
| Spelter City | Okmulgee | ||
| Spencerville | Choctaw | ||
| Spring Creek | Caddo | ||
| Springlake | Oklahoma | ||
| Stafford | Custer | ||
| Stanley | Pushmataha | ||
| Stapp | Le Flore | ||
| Star | Haskell | ||
| Stealy | McClain | ||
| Stecker | Caddo | ||
| Steedman | Pontotoc | ||
| Steel Junction | McCurtain | ||
| † | Steen | Garfield | |
| Stella | Cleveland | ||
| † | Stockyards City | Oklahoma | |
| Stonebluff | Wagoner | ||
| Stones Corner | Wagoner | ||
| † | Stony Point | Adair | |
| † | Stony Point | Le Flore | |
| Story | Garvin | ||
| Straight | Texas | ||
| Sturgis | Cimarron | ||
| Sullivan Village | Comanche | ||
| Summerfield | Le Flore | ||
| Sumner | Noble | ||
| Sumpter | Kay | ||
| † | Sungate | Comanche | |
| Sunkist | Choctaw | ||
| Sunray | Stephens | ||
| Sunrise | Okmulgee | ||
| † | Sunshine Valley | Ottawa | |
| Supply | Woodward | ||
| † | Sutton | Osage | |
| † | Survey Hills | Texas | |
| Svoboda | Kiowa | ||
| Sweethome | Lincoln | ||
| Sweetwater | Roger Mills/ Beckham | ||
| † Geographic or historic reference undetermined. | |||
T
In this aerial view Tiawah nestles in the Tiawah Hills along State Highway 88 in Rogers County.
| Community | County | ||
| Tabler | Grady | ||
| Tablerville | McCurtain | ||
| Tahona | Le Flore | ||
| Tailholt | Cherokee | ||
| Tallant | Osage | ||
| Tangier | Woodward | ||
| Taupa | Comanche | ||
| Taylor | Beckham | ||
| Taylor | Cotton | ||
| Teresita | Cherokee | ||
| Texanna | McIntosh | ||
| Texola | Beckham | ||
| Ti | Pittsburg | ||
| Tiawah | Rogers | ||
| † | Timber Brook | Wagoner | |
| † | Timberlane | Pawnee | |
| Tiner | McCurtain | ||
| Titanic | Adair | ||
| Tom | McCurtain | ||
| Topsy | Delaware | (Variant name for Chloeta, Oklahoma-USGS) | |
| Tracy | Seminole | ||
| Trousdale | Pottawatomie | ||
| Troy | Johnston | ||
| Tucker | Le Flore | ||
| Turkey Ford | Delaware | ||
| Turley | Tulsa | ||
| Turner | Love | ||
| Turpin | Beaver | ||
| Tuskahoma | Pushmataha | ||
| Tuskegee | Creek | ||
| Tussy | Carter/ Garvin | ||
| † | Tuxedo | Washington | |
| Twin Hills | Okmulgee | ||
| Twin Oaks | Delaware | ||
| Tyler | Marshall | ||
| † Geographic or historic reference undetermined. | |||
U
| Community | County | ||
| Ulan | Pittsburg. | ||
| Ultima Thule | McCurtain | ||
| Unger | Choctaw | ||
| † | Union | Cleveland | |
| Union | Kingfisher | ||
| Union | Tulsa | ||
| Union Hill | Pontotoc | ||
| Union Valley | Pontotoc | ||
| † | Uniroyal | Carter | |
| Utica | Bryan | ||
| † Geographic or historic reference undetermined. | |||
V
| Community | County | ||
| Vamoosa | Seminole | ||
| Vanoss | Pontotoc | ||
| Vernon | McIntosh | ||
| Victory | Jackson | ||
| Vinco | Payne | ||
| Vinson | Harmon | ||
| Virgil | Choctaw | ||
| Vista | Pottawatomie | ||
| Vivian | McIntosh | ||
| † Geographic or historic reference undetermined. | |||
W
| Community | County | ||
| Wade | Bryan | ||
| Wallville | Garvin | ||
| Ward Springs | Pittsburg | ||
| Wardville | Atoka | ||
| Warner | Muskogee | ||
| Warren | Jackson | ||
| Washita | Caddo | ||
| Waterloo | Logan/ Oklahoma | ||
| Watova | Nowata | ||
| Watson | McCurtain | ||
| Wauhillau | Adair | ||
| Weathers | Pittsburg | ||
| Webb | Dewey | ||
| Welling | Cherokee | ||
| Welon | Jackson | (Railroad switch.) | |
| Welty | Okfuskee | ||
| † | Wes | Pawnee | |
| † | West Park | Oklahoma | |
| West Seneca | Ottawa | ||
| † | Westside | Muskogee | |
| † | Westside | Oklahoma | |
| Wheatland | Oklahoma | ||
| Wheeless | Cimarron | ||
| Whippoorwill | Osage | ||
| White Bead | Garvin | ||
| White Eagle | Kay | ||
| Whitefield | Haskell | ||
| White Oak | Cherokee | ||
| White Oak | Craig | ||
| Whitesboro | Le Flore | ||
| † | Whittier | Tulsa | |
| Wildcat Point | Cherokee | ||
| † | Wild Horse | Osage | |
| Williams | Le Flore | ||
| † | Williams | Rogers | |
| Willis | Marshall | ||
| Willow Springs | Oklahoma | ||
| Wilson[7] | Okmulgee | ||
| Wilzetta | Lincoln | ||
| Winganon | Rogers | ||
| Wirt | Carter | ||
| Wolco | Osage | ||
| Wolf | Seminole | ||
| Woodford | Carter | ||
| † | Woodland View | Tulsa | |
| Woodville | Marshall | ||
| Woods | Oklahoma | ||
| Woody Chapel | McClain | ||
| Wybark | Muskogee and Wagoner | ||
| † | Wye | Pottawatomie | |
| † Geographic or historic reference undetermined. | |||
Y
| Community | County | ||
| Yanush | Latimer | ||
| Yarnaby | Bryan | ||
| Yewed | Alfalfa | ||
| Yost Lake | Payne | (Lakeside community, called Yost, or Youst-Shirk.) | |
| Yuba | Bryan | ||
Z
| Community | County | ||
| Zafra | Le Flore | ||
| Zaneis | Carter | ||
| Zeb | Cherokee | ||
| Zena | Delaware | ||
| Zincville | Ottawa | ||
| Zion | Adair | ||
| Zoe | Le Flore |
References
- OSCN, 11 O.S.1§7-101 (Dissolution of Municipality - Application - Notice of Election on Question.)
- OSCN, 11 O.S.1§7-105 (Involuntary Dissolution - Grounds - Petition in District Court.)
- OSCN, 82 O.S.18§1324.3 (Rural Water, Sewer, Gas and Solid Waste Management Districts Act)
- OSCN, 18 O.S.14§592 (Fire districts)
- OSDE. "School Districts Database" Archived 2007-01-24 at the Wayback Machine
- USPS. ZIP Code Lookup Archived 2010-11-23 at WebCite.
- Not to be confused with Wilson, Oklahoma, the town in Carter County. This Wilson is SW of the town of Okmulgee and NW of Henryetta in Okmulgee County. Wilson School is on the National Register of Historic Places listing for Okmulgee County.
Bibliography
- Oklahoma Department of Libraries. "Oklahoma Municipal Government". Oklahoma Almanac. (accessed February 11, 2007)
- Oklahoma Historical Society. Chronicles of Oklahoma. (accessed February 11, 2007)
- Oklahoma State Department of Education. "School Districts Database" (accessed February 11, 2007)
- Shirk, George H. Oklahoma Place Names. Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 1987: ISBN 0-8061-2028-2 .
- Supreme Court of Oklahoma. "Oklahoma Statutes Citationized".Oklahoma State Courts Network (OSCN) (accessed February 11, 2007)
- United States Census Bureau Fact Finder. Fact Sheet search. (accessed February 11, 2007)
- United States Geological Survey. Geographic Names Information System. (accessed February 11, 2007)
- United States Postal Service. ZIP Code Lookup. (accessed February 11, 2007)
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