Printable Oklahoma Map: Blank, Labeled and County Maps (Free PDF)

Oklahoma is a Southern state of 77 counties, with Oklahoma City as its capital. These five free printable maps cover its outline, its largest cities, its counties and the six states it borders, with an answer key for the neighbors quiz.

To download a single map, click its image and it opens as a one-page PDF. To get all five maps together, plus the quiz answer key, press the Download all 5 Oklahoma maps button below the last map.

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Blank Map of Oklahoma

The state outline on its own, for labeling, coloring or tracing.

Printable blank outline map of Oklahoma

Labeled Map of Oklahoma

Oklahoma City, the capital, is marked with a star. Tulsa, Lawton, Stillwater and Enid are marked with dots, and the neighboring states are named around the edge.

Printable labeled map of Oklahoma with Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Lawton, Stillwater and Enid

Oklahoma County Map

All 77 counties drawn. The smallest are numbered, with a key below the map.

Printable Oklahoma county map with all 77 counties
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Neighbors of Oklahoma Quiz

Six numbered circles, one on each bordering state. Students write the names on the lines. The answer key is the last page of the PDF.

Neighbors of Oklahoma quiz worksheet

Where Is Oklahoma?

Oklahoma shaded on a map of the United States.

Map of the United States with Oklahoma shaded
Download all 5 Oklahoma maps (PDF)6 pages · US Letter · black and white

Oklahoma Facts

CapitalOklahoma City
Largest cityOklahoma City
Population3,959,353 (2020 Census)
Area69,960 sq mi (181,195 km²)
Counties77
StatehoodNovember 16, 1907 (46th state)
NicknameSooner State
MottoLabor omnia vincit
Highest pointBlack Mesa, 5,699 ft (1,737 m)
BordersArkansas, Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, New Mexico, Texas

Sources: US Census Bureau (2020 Census, cartographic boundary files), Wikidata.

Largest Cities in Oklahoma

CityPopulation (2020)
Oklahoma City681,054
Tulsa413,066
Norman128,026
Broken Arrow113,540
Edmond94,428
Lawton90,381

Oklahoma’s 77 Counties and County Seats

The largest county by area is Osage County. The most populous is Oklahoma County, home to Oklahoma City. Every county below is drawn on the county map.

CountyCounty seatPopulation (2020)
AdairStilwell19,495
AlfalfaCherokee5,699
AtokaAtoka14,143
BeaverBeaver5,049
BeckhamSayre22,410
BlaineWatonga8,735
BryanDurant46,067
CaddoAnadarko26,945
CanadianEl Reno154,405
CarterArdmore48,003
CherokeeTahlequah47,078
ChoctawHugo14,204
CimarronBoise City2,296
ClevelandNorman295,528
CoalCoalgate5,266
ComancheLawton121,125
CottonWalters5,527
CraigVinita14,107
CreekSapulpa71,754
CusterArapaho28,513
DelawareJay40,397
DeweyTaloga4,484
EllisArnett3,749
GarfieldEnid62,846
GarvinPauls Valley25,656
GradyChickasha54,795
GrantMedford4,169
GreerMangum5,491
HarmonHollis2,488
HarperBuffalo3,272
HaskellStigler11,561
HughesHoldenville13,367
JacksonAltus24,785
JeffersonWaurika5,337
JohnstonTishomingo10,272
KayNewkirk43,700
KingfisherKingfisher15,184
KiowaHobart8,509
LatimerWilburton9,444
Le FlorePoteau48,129
LincolnChandler33,458
LoganGuthrie49,555
LoveMarietta10,146
MajorFairview7,782
MarshallMadill15,312
MayesPryor Creek39,046
McClainPurcell41,662
McCurtainIdabel30,814
McIntoshEufaula18,941
MurraySulphur13,904
MuskogeeMuskogee66,339
NoblePerry10,924
NowataNowata9,320
OkfuskeeOkemah11,310
OklahomaOklahoma City796,292
OkmulgeeOkmulgee36,706
OsagePawhuska45,818
OttawaMiami30,285
PawneePawnee15,553
PayneStillwater81,646
PittsburgMcAlester43,773
PontotocAda38,065
PottawatomieShawnee72,454
PushmatahaAntlers10,812
Roger MillsCheyenne3,442
RogersClaremore95,240
SeminoleWewoka23,556
SequoyahSallisaw39,281
StephensDuncan42,848
TexasGuymon21,384
TillmanFrederick6,968
TulsaTulsa669,279
WagonerWagoner80,981
WashingtonBartlesville52,455
WashitaNew Cordell10,924
WoodsAlva8,624
WoodwardWoodward20,470

States That Border Oklahoma

Oklahoma shares land borders with six states: Missouri to the northeast, Arkansas to the east, Texas to the south, New Mexico and Colorado to the west and Kansas to the north. The Red River forms most of the border with Texas.

For the whole country, see the blank United States map with states, or browse all printable maps.

Connect the dots: draw the outline of Oklahoma with the free Oklahoma dot-to-dot, in color and black and white.

About These Maps

These maps are made by Tim van de Vall for Tim’s Printables. The outlines come from US Census Bureau boundary files, simplified so the lines print cleanly, and the facts and figures come from the 2020 Census and Wikidata. Every sheet is sized for US Letter paper and is free to print for home and classroom use.

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