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The state of Oklahoma historically had civil townships. On August 5, 1913, voters passed the Oklahoma Township Amendment, also known as State Question 58. [1] This allowed the creation or abolishment of townships on a county by county basis; by the mid-1930s, all Oklahoma counties had voted to abolish them. [2] These civil township boundaries (and their names) were still used by the United States Census for counting purposes up to and including the 1960 census.
This list is exhaustive and does include some townships that were renamed or removed.
Township | County | Notes |
---|---|---|
Abilene | Caddo | |
Adair | Mayes | |
Adams | Harper | |
Adams Creek | Wagoner | |
Advance | Texas | |
Afton | Ottawa | |
Agency | Muskogee | |
Akers | Carter | |
Akins | Sequoyah | |
Albany | Bryan | |
Alderson | Pittsburg | |
Alex | Grady | |
Alfalfa | Grant | |
Alfalfa | Tillman | |
Aline | Alfalfa | |
Allen | Murray | |
Allen | Pontotoc | |
Allison | Garfield | |
Alluwe | Nowata | |
Altona | Kingfisher | |
Alva | Woods | |
Amber | Grady | |
Antelope | Logan | |
Antlers | Pushmataha | |
Arapaho | Custer | |
Arapahoe | Blaine | |
Armstrong | Nowata | |
Ash Flat | Coal | |
Athens | Ellis | |
Auburn | Noble | |
Austin | Ellis | |
Autry | Noble | |
Avard | Woods | |
Avoca | Pottawatomie | |
Bald Hill | Okmulgee | |
Bales | Pottawatomie | |
Balko | Beaver | |
Ballard | Adair | |
Banner | Caddo | |
Banner | Dewey | |
Banner | Garfield | |
Banner | Grant | |
Banner | Kingfisher | |
Banner | Pawnee | |
Bar X | Roger Mills | |
Barker | Craig | reorganized and renamed |
Barnard | Hughes | |
Barnitz Towhship | Custer | |
Barr | Grant | |
Barron | Adair | |
Baucum | Jackson | |
Bear Creek | Logan | |
Beard | Alfalfa | |
Bearden | Okfuskee | |
Beaty | Delaware | |
Beaver | Beaver | |
Beaver | Caddo | |
Beaver | Cotton | |
Beaver | Haskell | |
Beaver | Kay | |
Beaver | Osage | |
Beck | McIntosh | |
Beggs | Okmulgee | |
Belle | Woods | |
Bend | Grant | |
Bennington | Bryan | |
Bentley | Atoka | |
Benton | Ellis | |
Berlin | Roger Mills | |
Bernice | Delaware | |
Berry | Grant | |
Berwyn | Carter | |
Bessie | Washita | |
Bettina | Beckham | |
Big Hill | Osage | |
Bigheart | Osage | |
Bilby | Hughes | |
Bishop | Major | |
Bixby | Tulsa | |
Black Bear | Noble | |
Black Dog | Osage | |
Black Gum | Sequoyah | |
Blackburn | Jefferson | |
Blackburn | Pawnee | |
Blackwell | Kay | |
Blaine | Garfield | |
Bloomington | Greer | |
Blue Grass | Beaver | |
Blue Mound | Wagoner | |
Bluejacket | Craig | reorganized and renamed |
Bluff | Grant | |
Bokchito | Bryan | |
Bokoshe | Le Flore | |
Boles | Tulsa | |
Boone | Caddo | |
Boone | Oklahoma | |
Bourland | Jefferson | |
Bowman | Roger Mills | |
Boyd | Dewey | |
Braden | Le Flore | |
Bradley | Grady | |
Brady | Garvin | |
Brent | Sequoyah | |
Bressie | Noble | |
Brewer | Muskogee | |
Briggs | Cherokee | |
Brinton | Pottawatomie | |
Bristow | Creek | |
Britton | Oklahoma | |
Brogden | Johnston | |
Broken | Haskell | |
Brown | Bryan | |
Brown | Comanche | |
Brown | Jefferson | |
Brown | Muskogee | |
Brown | Seminole | |
Brown | Stephens | |
Bryan | Coal | |
Bryan | Cotton | |
Bryan | Grant | |
Bryan | Lincoln | |
Bryan | Mayes | |
Bryan | Okmulgee | |
Bucklucksby | Pittsburg | |
Buffalo | Beckham | |
Buffalo | Garfield | |
Buffalo | Harper | |
Buffalo | Latimer | |
Buffalo | Noble | |
Bunch | Adair | |
Bunch Creek | Noble | |
Burnett | Pottawatomie | |
Burney | Love | |
Burnham | Pawnee | |
Burton | McIntosh | |
Byars | McClain | |
Byron | Alfalfa | |
Cache | Caddo | |
Cache | Cotton | |
Caddo | Bryan | |
Caddo | Caddo | |
Calera | Bryan | |
Calumet | Canadian | |
Calvin | Hughes | |
Cameron | Le Flore | |
Camp Keltner | Texas | |
Campbell | Sequoyah | |
Canadian | Blaine | |
Canadian | Cleveland | |
Canadian | Pittsburg | |
Caney | Atoka | |
Caney | Osage | |
Canton | Blaine | |
Cantonment | Blaine | |
Carlisle | Kay | |
Carlton | Blaine | |
Carmel | Jackson | |
Carnegie | Caddo | |
Carr | Craig | reorganized and renamed |
Carr | Tillman | |
Carson | Noble | |
Carthage | Texas | |
Case | Cleveland | |
Cass | Oklahoma | |
Castle | Okfuskee | |
Catoosa | Rogers | |
Cedar | Custer | |
Cedar | Logan | |
Cedar | Woods | |
Cedar Grove | Comanche | |
Cedar Valley | Blaine | |
Cedardale | Woodward | |
Cement | Canadian | |
Centralia | Craig | reorganized and renamed |
Center | Harper | |
Center | Haskell | |
Center | Kingfisher | |
Center | Mayes | |
Center | Woodward | |
Chance | Adair | |
Chandler | Comanche | |
Chandler | Grady | |
Chandler | Lincoln | |
Checotah | McIntosh | |
Chelsea | Rogers | |
Cherokee | Payne | |
Cherokee | Wagoner | |
Cheyenne | Roger Mills | |
Chickasaw | Pontotoc | |
Chickasha | Grady | |
Choctaw | Oklahoma | |
Choteau | Mayes | |
Christie | Adair | |
Cimarron | Blaine | |
Cimarron | Kingfisher | |
Cimarron | Lincoln | |
Cimarron | Logan | |
Cimarron | Major | |
Cimarron | Pawnee | |
Cimarron | Payne | |
Clark | Dewey | |
Clarkson | Payne | |
Clay | Alfalfa | |
Clayton | Payne | |
Clear Creek | Payne | |
Clinton | Custer | |
Cleo | Major | |
Cleveland | Cimarron | |
Cleveland | Dewey | |
Cloud | Alfalfa | |
Coal Creek | Pawnee | |
Coal Creek | Wagoner | |
Cobb | McIntosh | |
Colbert | Bryan | |
Colbert | McClain | |
Coldwater | Grant | |
Collinsville | Rogers | |
Collinsville | Tulsa | |
Columbia | Kingfisher | |
Connewango | Caddo | |
Cookson | Cherokee | |
Cooper | Kingfisher | |
Cooper | Kiowa | |
Cordell | Washita | |
Coronado | Kingfisher | |
Costley | Craig | reorganized and renamed |
Council House | Ottawa | |
Coweta | Wagoner | |
Cowlington | Le Flore | |
Coyle | Murray | |
Cravens | Latimer | |
Creek | Creek | |
Creek | Okfuskee | |
Creek | Wagoner | |
Crescent | Logan | |
Crittenden | Cherokee | |
Crosby | Comanche | |
Cross | Grady | |
Cross | Kay | |
Crowell | Major | |
Crutcho | Oklahoma | |
Dabney | Beckham | |
Dague | Texas | |
Dale | Ellis | |
Dale | Kay | |
Damon | Latimer | |
Dane | Major | |
Darling | Muskogee | |
Darlington | Canadian | |
Davis | Pottawatomie | |
Dawson | Dewey | |
Dawson | Tulsa | |
Day | Ellis | |
Deep Creek | Major | |
Deep Fork | Oklahoma | |
Deer Creek | Custer | |
Deer Creek | Oklahoma | |
Degnan | Latimer | |
Delaware | Caddo | |
Delhi | Beckham | |
Dent | Pottawatomie | |
Denton | Beaver | |
Depew | Creek | |
Detroit | Woodward | |
Devol | Cotton | |
Dewey | Dewey | |
Dewey | Oklahoma | |
Dewey | Roger Mills | |
Deyo | Comanche | |
Diamond | Haskell | |
Dill | Kiowa | |
Dirigo | Grant | |
Dixon | Blaine | |
Doby | Harper | |
Dow | Pittsburg | |
Downs | Kingfisher | |
Doyle | Caddo | |
Driftwood | Alfalfa | |
Driftwood | Woods | |
Dryden | Harmon | |
Duke | Jackson | |
Duncan | Craig | reorganized and renamed |
Dustin | Hughes | |
Dutton | Grady | |
Eagle | McCurtain | |
Eagle | Pawnee | |
Eagle | Payne | |
Eagle | Woods | |
Eagle Chief | Alfalfa | |
Earl | Jefferson | |
Earlsboro | Pottawatomie | |
Eason | Pottawatomie | |
East McKinley | Caddo | |
East Turkey Creek | Washita | |
East Walnut | Canadian | |
Econtuchka | Seminole | |
Eden | Payne | |
Edmond | Oklahoma | |
El Reno | Canadian | |
Elberta | Woods | |
Elder | Jackson | |
Eldorado | Jackson | |
Elk | Beckham | |
Elk | Oklahoma | |
Elm Grove | Payne | |
Elmore | Garvin | |
Elmwood | Beaver | |
Enid | Garfield | |
Erick | Beckham | |
Eubank | Texas | |
Euchee | Creek | |
Eufala | McIntosh | |
Everidge | Choctaw | |
Excelsior | Kingfisher | |
Fairfax | Osage | |
Fairview | Grant | |
Fairview | Major | |
Farris | Atoka | |
Ferne | Caddo | |
Field | Craig | reorganized and renamed |
Finley | Pushmataha | |
Fitzhugh | Pontotoc | |
Floris | Beaver | |
Flynn | Blaine | |
Flynn | Garfield | |
Foraker | Osage | |
Forest | Kingfisher | |
Forest | Pottawatomie | |
Fort Cobb | Caddo | |
Fowler | McCurtain | |
Francis | Harmon | |
Francis | Pontotoc | |
Friendship | Texas | |
Frisco | Canadian | |
Frisco | McCurtain | |
Frisco | Texas | |
Fritzlen | Woods | |
Fry | Tulsa | |
Galena | Woods | |
Gans | Sequoyah | |
Garfield | Harper | |
Garland | Beaver | |
Garland | Garfield | |
Garner | Johnston | |
Garnitz | Custer | |
Garrett | Cimarron | |
Garrett | Johnston | |
Garvey | Woodward | |
Gate | Beaver | |
Gatesville | Wagoner | |
Gay | Choctaw | |
George | Harper | |
Gibbs | Johnston | |
Glencoe | Payne | |
Glenpool | Tulsa | |
Glenrose | Noble | |
Goldsby | McClain | |
Good | Harper | |
Goodwell | Texas | |
Gore | Grant | |
Gowen | Latimer | |
Gracemont | Caddo | |
Graham | Carter | |
Grand | Ellis | |
Grand Valley | Beaver | |
Grand Valley | Texas | |
Grandview | Caddo | |
Grandview | Cherokee | |
Granite | Greer | |
Grant | Custer | |
Grant | Dewey | |
Grant | Garfield | |
Grant | Kingfisher | |
Grayson | Jefferson | |
Greeley | Oklahoma | |
Green | Craig | reorganized and renamed |
Green Valley | Woods | |
Greenwood | Ellis | |
Greshem | Cimarron | |
Grove | Delaware | |
Guthrie | Logan | |
Guymon | Texas | |
Hackberry | Garfield | |
Hackberry | Texas | |
Haddon | Dewey | |
Hale | Caddo | |
Hamilton | Okmulgee | |
Hanna | McIntosh | |
Hanson | Sequoyah | |
Harper | Dewey | |
Harris | Craig | reorganized and renamed |
Harris | Johnston | |
Harris | Muskogee | |
Harrison | Dewey | |
Harrison | Grady | |
Harrison | Kingfisher | |
Harrison | Kiowa | |
Hartzell | Oklahoma | |
Haskell | Coal | |
Haskell | Tillman | |
Hazel | Tillman | |
Hazlip | Creek | |
Headrick | Jackson | |
Heavener | Le Flore | |
Helena | Alfalfa | |
Hennessey | Kingfisher | |
Henrietta | Coal | |
Henry | Okmulgee | |
Henry | Payne | |
Hewitt | Carter | |
Hickory | Grant | |
Hickory | Love | |
Hickory | Nowata | |
Hickory Ridge | Okfuskee | |
Highland | Caddo | |
Hillsboro | Grady | |
Hobart | Garfield | |
Hobart | Kiowa | |
Hogan | Mayes | |
Holford | Marshall | |
Hollis | Harmon | |
Holton | Tillman | |
Homestead | Blaine | |
Hominy | Osage | |
Hooker | Texas | |
Hope | Stephens | |
Hopeton | Woods | |
Hopewell | Ellis | |
Hopping | McClain | |
House Creek | Pawnee | |
Houston | Le Flore | |
Howe | Le Flore | |
Hulbert | Cherokee | |
Hulen | Comanche | |
Hulen | Cotton | |
Hunter | Choctaw | |
Hunter | Tillman | |
Hydro | Caddo | |
Indiahoma | Comanche | |
Indian | Payne | |
Inola | Rogers | |
Iowa | Lincoln | |
Iowa | Logan | |
Iron Mound | Logan | |
Irwin | Woodward | |
Ivanhoe | Ellis | |
Jackson | Coal | |
Jackson | Cotton | |
Jackson | Washington | |
Jacobs | Hughes | |
Jarvis | Grant | |
Jay | Delaware | |
Jefferson | Caddo | |
Jefferson | Coal | |
Jefferson | Cotton | |
Jefferson | Ellis | |
Jefferson | Washington | |
Jefferson | Woods | |
Jefferson | Woodward | |
Jenkins | Craig | reorganized and renamed |
Jenks | Tulsa | |
Jester | Greer | |
Jeter | Choctaw | |
Johnson | Dewey | |
Johnson | McClain | |
Jones | Major | |
Jordan Valley | Pawnee | |
Karoma | Alfalfa | |
Kaw | Kay | |
Kaw | Osage | |
Keith | Alfalfa | |
Kelley | Craig | reorganized and renamed |
Kellyville | Creek | |
Kemp | Bryan | |
Kennady | Le Flore | |
Kennedy | Blaine | |
Kenton | Cimarron | |
Keowee | Garfield | |
Kiamichi | Pushmataha | |
Kickapoo | Lincoln | |
Kildare | Kay | |
King | Stephens | |
Kingfisher | Kingfisher | |
Kiowa | Harper | |
Kiowa | Pittsburg | |
Kiowa | Roger Mills | |
Kirk | McCurtain | |
Knowles | Beaver | |
Kokomo | Beaver | |
Konowa | Seminole | |
Kosoma | Pushmataha | |
Kremlin | Garfield | |
Kully Chaha | Le Flore | |
Lacey | Kingfisher | |
Lagoon | Pawnee | |
Lake | Comanche | |
Lakerside | Creek | |
Lamont | Grant | |
Laverne | Harper | |
Lawrence | Comanche | |
Lawrie | Logan | |
Lawton | Blaine | |
Lawton | Comanche | |
Lebron | Logan | |
Leeper | Murray | |
Lees Creek | Adair | |
Lenapah | Nowata | |
Lester | Okfuskee | |
Lewis | Atoka | |
Lexington | Cleveland | |
Liberty | Blaine | |
Liberty | Cleveland | |
Liberty | Grant | |
Liberty | Haskell | |
Liberty | Pawnee | |
Liberty | Woods | |
Liberty | Woodward | |
Lincoln | Alfalfa | |
Lincoln | Blaine | |
Lincoln | Caddo | |
Lincoln | Comanche | |
Lincoln | Dewey | |
Lincoln | Garfield | |
Lincoln | Okfuskee | |
Lincoln | Oklahoma | |
Lincoln | Seminole | |
Lindsay | Garvin | |
Little | Harper | |
Little River | Cleveland | |
Little Robe | Dewey | |
Little Rome | Ellis | |
Loco | Stephens | |
Logan | Beaver | |
Logan | Blaine | |
Logan | Garfield | |
Logan | Kingfisher | |
Lone Grove | Carter | |
Lone Mound | Caddo | |
Lone Rock | Caddo | |
Lone Star | Wagoner | |
Long | Sequoyah | |
Longwood | Kay | |
Looney | Harmon | |
Loveland | Tillman | |
Lowance | Murray | |
Lowe | Kay | |
Lowe | Noble | |
Lucile | Grady | |
Luther | Oklahoma | |
Lynn | Kingfisher | |
Lynn Lane | Tulsa | |
Machire | Haskell | |
Madge | Harmon | |
Madison | Craig | reorganized and renamed |
Madison | Washington | |
Maguire | Tillman | |
Manchester | Grant | |
Mangan | Comanche | |
Mangum | Greer | |
Mannford | Creek | |
Maple | Canadian | |
Marble | Sequoyah | |
Marella | Cimarron | |
Marion | Dewey | |
Marshall | Garfield | |
Marshall | Kiowa | |
Marshall | Logan | |
Martha | Jackson | |
Martin | Harmon | |
Martin | Muskogee | |
Matoy | Bryan | |
Matthewson | Canadian | |
Maxwell | Pontotoc | |
Mazie | Mayes | |
McDaniels | McIntosh | |
McElroy | Pawnee | |
McKey | Sequoyah | |
McKinley | Garfield | |
McKinley | Lincoln | |
McKinley | Woods | |
McLain | Muskogee | |
McMaster | Comanche | |
McNeal | Woodward | |
McPherson | Stephens | |
Medford | Grant | |
Meno | Major | |
Meridian | Roger Mills | |
Merritt | Beckham | |
Middleberg | Grady | |
Midland | Pontotoc | |
Miller | Kay | |
Miller | Seminole | |
Mills | Craig | reorganized and renamed |
Milton | Le Flore | |
Monroe | Le Flore | |
Moodys | Cherokee | |
Moore | Cleveland | |
Moore | Muskogee | |
Moore | Pottawatomie | |
Morgan | Carter | |
Morgan | Ellis | |
Morgan | Murray | |
Morris | Craig | reorganized and renamed |
Morris | Okmulgee | |
Morrison | Noble | |
Morse | Okfuskee | |
Moseley | Delaware | |
Moseley | Murray | |
Mound | Payne | |
Mound Valley | Caddo | |
Mounds | Creek | |
Mountain | McCurtain | |
Mountain Park | Kiowa | |
Mountain View | Kiowa | |
Muldrow | Sequoyah | |
Mulhall | Logan | |
Muncrief | McClain | |
Murdock | Ellis | |
Murphy | Mayes | |
Murray | Coal | |
Muse | Le Flore | |
Mustang | Canadian | |
Mustang | Oklahoma | |
Myrick | Johnston | |
Nabisco | Beaver | |
Nabisco | Texas | |
Naples | Grady | |
Narcissa | Ottawa | |
Nash | Muskogee | |
Natura | Okmulgee | |
Navajo | Jackson | |
Newburg | Hughes | |
Newby | Creek | |
Newkirk | Kay | |
Ninnekah | Grady | |
Nix | Craig | reorganized and renamed |
Noble | Cleveland | |
Noble | Garfield | |
Noble | Noble | |
Norman | Cleveland | |
North Cement | Caddo | |
North Choctaw | Lincoln | |
North Cobb | Caddo | |
North Creek | Lincoln | |
North Elk | Washita | |
North Enid | Garfield | |
North Fork | Beckham | |
North Fox | Lincoln | |
North Keokuk | Lincoln | |
North Lathram | Caddo | |
North Seminole | Lincoln | |
North Wichita | Lincoln | |
Nowata | Nowata | |
Numa | Grant | |
Oak | Canadian | |
Oakdale | Noble | |
Oakdale | Washita | |
Oakes | Choctaw | |
Oakview | Logan | |
O'Bryan | Woods | |
Octavia | Le Flore | |
Odell | Marshall | |
Ogle | Muskogee | |
Ohio | Ellis | |
Okemah | Okfuskee | |
Okfuskee | Okfuskee | |
Oklahoma | Oklahoma | |
Oleta | Ellis | |
Olive | Creek | |
Olive | Garfield | |
Oliver | Ellis | |
Olustee | Jackson | |
Omega | Kingfisher | |
Oolagah | Rogers | |
Oowalah | Rogers | |
Optima | Texas | |
Orlando | Logan | |
Osage | Lincoln | |
Osborn | Garfield | |
Otoe | Lincoln | |
Otoe | Noble | |
Otoe | Pawnee | |
Ottawa | Ottawa | |
Otter | Ellis | |
Otter | Garfield | |
Otter | Harper | |
Otter | Kingfisher | |
Otter Creek | Kiowa | |
Owasso | Tulsa | |
Owen | Kay | |
Paden | Okfuskee | |
Page | Le Flore | |
Painter | Comanche | |
Paradise | Payne | |
Park | Kingfisher | |
Park Hill | Cherokee | |
Parkman | Ellis | |
Parks | Stephens | |
Parsons | Alfalfa | |
Pascoe | Okmulgee | |
Patterson | Garfield | |
Patterson | Jefferson | |
Patterson | Woods | |
Paw Paw | Sequoyah | |
Pawnee | Lincoln | |
Pawnee | Pawnee | |
Pawnee | Payne | |
Peggs | Cherokee | |
Penn | Woods | |
Penn | Woodward | |
Peoria | Ottawa | |
Perkins | Payne | |
Perry | Noble | |
Phillips | Coal | |
Pleasant View | Texas | |
Poarch | Beckham | |
Pocasset | Grady | |
Pocola | Le Flore | |
Ponca | Lincoln | |
Porter | Wagoner | |
Porum | Muskogee | |
Poteau | Le Flore | |
Pottawatomie | Oklahoma | |
Prairie | Canadian | |
Prairie | Grant | |
Prairie Valley | Grady | |
Price | Jefferson | |
Prices Chapel | Sequoyah | |
Pursley | Grady | |
Quanah | Comanche | |
Quapaw | Ottawa | |
Quartz | Greer | |
Quinlan | Major | |
Quinton | Pittsburg | |
Rainey | Washita | |
Raney | Greer | |
Range | Texas | |
Ratliff | Johnston | |
Ratliffe | Choctaw | |
Rawdon | Ellis | |
Red Fork | Tulsa | |
Red Mound | Seminole | |
Red Oak | Latimer | |
Red Point | Texas | |
Red River | Tillman | |
Red Rock | Noble | |
Redland | Sequoyah | |
Reed | Garfield | |
Reno | Canadian | |
Rentfrow | Kay | |
Reserve | Kingfisher | |
Richland | Beckham | |
Richland | Comanche | |
Richland | Stephens | |
Richland | Tillman | |
Rider | Mayes | |
River | Blaine | |
River | Kingfisher | |
River | Mayes | |
Rock | Ellis | |
Rock | Noble | |
Rock Creek | Pottawatomie | |
Rock Creek | Stephens | |
Rock Falls | Kay | |
Rock Island | Canadian | |
Rock Island | Grant | |
Rocky Mountain | Sequoyah | |
Roland | Sequoyah | |
Rose | Payne | |
Rosehill | Logan | |
Round Grove | Alfalfa | |
Round Grove | Kay | |
Rush Springs | Grady | |
Ryals | McIntosh | |
Saddle Mountain | Comanche | |
Sadie | Sequoyah | |
Saline | Alfalfa | |
Saline | Delaware | |
Saline | Harper | |
Saline | Mayes | |
Sallisaw | Sequoyah | |
Salonia | Latimer | |
Salt Fork | Grant | |
Sandy Hook | Cimarron | |
Sans Bois | Haskell | |
Santa Fe | Noble | |
Sapulpa | Creek | |
Savannah | Pittsburg | |
Sayre | Beckham | |
Schulter | Okmulgee | |
Seay | Blaine | |
Seger | Washita | |
Seiling | Dewey | |
Severs | Okmulgee | |
Seward | Logan | |
Shady Point | Le Flore | |
Shahan | Wagoner | |
Shannon | Creek | |
Shannon | Wagoner | |
Sheldon | Ellis | |
Sheridan | Garfield | |
Sheridan | Major | |
Sherman | Kingfisher | |
Shirley | Grady | |
Sickle | Dewey | |
Sickles | Caddo | |
Simpson | Dewey | |
Simpson | McIntosh | |
Skedee | Pawnee | |
Skeleton | Garfield | |
Skeleton | Kingfisher | |
Sledgeville | Texas | |
Snow Creek | Nowata | |
South Cement | Caddo | |
South Choctaw | Lincoln | |
South Creek | Lincoln | |
South Elk | Washita | |
South Fox | Lincoln | |
South Keokuk | Lincoln | |
South Lathram | Caddo | |
South Seminole | Lincoln | |
South Wichita | Lincoln | |
Speairs | Bryan | |
Speermoore | Harper | |
Speers | Craig | reorganized and renamed |
Spiro | Le Flore | |
Spring | Alfalfa | |
Spring | Woods | |
Spring Creek | Logan | |
Spring Creek | Oklahoma | |
Springer | Logan | |
Springer | Oklahoma | |
Springvale | Logan | |
St. Louis | Pottawatomie | |
Starr | Grady | |
Stella | Alfalfa | |
Stella | Cleveland | |
Stephens | Tillman | |
Stillwater | Payne | |
Stilwell | Adair | |
Stone | Major | |
Stone Bluff | Muskogee | |
Stonewall | Pontotoc | |
Stratford | Garvin | |
Stratton | Texas | |
Strauss | Cotton | |
Straight | Texas | |
Streeter | Roger Mills | |
Strike Axe | Osage | |
Stringtown | Atoka | |
Stuart | Hughes | |
Sulphur | McCurtain | |
Summerfield | Le Flore | |
Sumner | Garfield | |
Sunny Slope | Creek | |
Supply | Woodward | |
Sutton | Muskogee | |
Tabler | Grady | |
Talahina | Le Flore | |
Talala | Rogers | |
Taliaferro | Marshall | |
Taloga | Dewey | |
Taloka | Haskell | |
Tatums | Carter | |
Taylor | Cleveland | |
Tepee | Texas | |
Texas | Cotton | |
Texas | Washita | |
Texhoma | Texas | |
Texola | Beckham | |
Thomas | Johnston | |
Thornton | Craig | reorganized and renamed |
Ti | Pittsburg | |
Tiger | Creek | |
Tiger | Okmulgee | |
Tilly | Greer | |
Todd | Craig | reorganized and renamed |
Tohee | Lincoln | |
Tonkawa | Caddo | |
Tonkawa | Kay | |
Township Number 1 | Craig | |
Township Number 2 | Craig | |
Township Number 3 | Craig | |
Township Number 4 | Craig | |
Township Number 5 | Craig | |
Township Number 6 | Craig | |
Township Number 7 | Craig | |
Township Number 8 | Craig | |
Township Number 9 | Craig | |
Township Number 10 | Craig | |
Trail | Dewey | |
Tullahassee | Wagoner | |
Turkey | Texas | |
Turnbull | McClain | |
Turner | Carter | |
Turner | McIntosh | |
Tuskahoma | Pushmataha | |
Tuttle | Grady | |
Tyler | Craig | reorganized and renamed |
Union | Canadian | |
Union | Garfield | |
Union | Grady | |
Union | Kingfisher | |
Union | Lincoln | |
Union | Payne | |
Union | Washita | |
Union | Woodward | |
Valley | Canadian | |
Valley | Grant | |
Valley | Pawnee | |
Valley | Woods | |
Van | Major | |
Vann | Muskogee | |
Verdigris | Rogers | |
Vernon | Kay | |
Vian | Sequoyah | |
Victor | McClain | |
Vincent | Grady | |
Waconda | Caddo | |
Wakita | Grant | |
Waldron | Grady | |
Walker | Garvin | |
Wall | Stephens | |
Walnut | Caddo | |
Walnut | Noble | |
Walnut Grove | Woods | |
Waltham | Kay | |
Ware | Grant | |
Warr Acres | Oklahoma | |
Warren Valley | Noble | |
Washington | Garfield | |
Washington | Grady | |
Washington | Love | |
Washita | Custer | |
Washita | Roger Mills | |
Watkins | Noble | |
Watonga | Blaine | |
Watova | Nowata | |
Wauhillau | Adair | |
Waukomis | Garfield | |
Wayne | McClain | |
Waynoka | Woods | |
Webb | Dewey | |
Webster | Woodward | |
Wekiwa | Tulsa | became city of Sand Springs |
Welch | Craig | reorganized and renamed |
Weleetka | Okfuskee | |
Wells | Blaine | |
Wellston | Lincoln | |
West McKinley | Caddo | |
West Turkey Creek | Washita | |
West Walnut | Canadian | |
Weston | Kay | |
Westville | Adair | |
Wetumka | Hughes | |
White | McCurtain | |
White Bread | Caddo | |
White Rock | Noble | |
Whitehead | Garvin | |
Whitehorse | Woods | |
Wichita | Comanche | |
Wilcox | Roger Mills | |
Wilis | Craig | reorganized and renamed |
Willis | Marshall | |
Willow Bar | Cimarron | |
Willow | Caddo | |
Willow | Greer | |
Willow Springs | Tulsa | |
Wilson | Atoka | |
Wilson | Carter | |
Wilson | Choctaw | |
Wilson | Harper | |
Wilson | McCurtain | |
Wireless | Cimarron | |
Wister | Le Flore | |
Wolfe | Craig | reorganized and renamed |
Wolk | Seminole | |
Wood | Garfield | |
Woodall | Craig | reorganized and renamed |
Woodland | Logan | |
Woodrow | Ellis | |
Woodward | Woodward | |
Wray | Jefferson | |
Wright | Jefferson | |
Wyandotte | Ottawa | |
Yeager | Hughes | |
Yellowstone | Woods | |
Yukon | Canadian | |
Zella | Comanche |
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