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Oklahoma city quiz

Name every city and town in Oklahoma on a blank map. 599 incorporated cities and towns and 247 unincorporated communities, each with its real boundary. Type a name and its borders fill in on a street map that has highways and parks but no place names.

Largest cities in Oklahoma

#CityPopulationLand area (sq mi)People per sq mi
1Oklahoma City719,849607.01,186
2Tulsa416,209197.72,105
3Norman130,943178.7733
4Broken Arrow124,99163.01,983
5Edmond100,47984.41,190
6Lawton90,50381.71,108
7Moore63,60922.12,880
8Midwest City58,79924.42,410
9Enid50,29773.9680
10Stillwater50,04629.81,680

Population: Census Bureau July 2025 estimates. Land area: 2025 Census boundaries.

Largest unincorporated communities

Park Hill (3,193), Longtown (2,659), Turley (2,607), Texanna (2,293), and Oakhurst (2,262). Communities count in the quiz unless you switch them off in Options.

Questions

How many cities are in Oklahoma?

The Census Bureau’s 2025 boundary files list 599 incorporated places in Oklahoma: 165 cities and 434 towns. There are also 247 unincorporated communities (census-designated places), which this quiz includes unless you switch them off. That makes 846 places to find in total.

What is the largest city in Oklahoma?

By population, Oklahoma City, with 719,849 people (July 2025 estimate). It is also the largest by land area, at 607.0 square miles.

What is the most densely populated city in Oklahoma?

Among places with at least 10,000 people, Bethany is the densest, with about 3,884 people per square mile on 5.23 square miles of land.

What is the smallest town in Oklahoma?

By population, Mule Barn, with 0 people (July 2025 estimate).

How does the Oklahoma city quiz work?

Type a city, town or community and press Enter. If it is in the quiz, its real boundary fills in green on a blank street map that has highways, parks and water but no place names. A name shared by several places, like Springfield, fills in all of them at once. Hover a found city to see its population, land area and density, ranked within its state.

Is it free?

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