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Wagoner County, OK
12 cities and towns and 7 ZIP codes in Wagoner County, Oklahoma.
Population
86,609
Land area
562sq mi
People per sq mi
154
ZIP codes
7
Cities and towns in Wagoner County
Wagoner County at a glance
- Wagoner County is about 2.6 times as dense as Oklahoma as a whole.
- By population, it ranks 7th among 77 counties in Oklahoma.
- The median household income is $81,207, 25% above the Oklahoma median of $65,039.
- A typical owner-occupied home is valued at $234,800 (18% above Oklahoma) and median rent is $1,068 a month.
- Its largest cities are Coweta (10,433), Wagoner (8,082) and Whitehorn Cove (1,223).
Local data for Wagoner County, OK
Counts from official public data
- Hospitals1
- Emergency Rooms1
- Nursing Homes2
- Schools22
- Colleges1
- Libraries2
- Banks12
- Post Offices5
- Parks17
- Grocery Stores14
- Restaurants131
- Affordable Housing2
- Hospice Care1
- Dialysis Centers1
- Community Health Centers3
- Mental Health & Addiction Treatment3
- Community Colleges & Trade Schools1
- Toxic Release Facilities4
- Historic Places18
Housing and community stats
Wagoner County, OK, American Community Survey 2020-2024
Median household income
$81,207
Poverty rate
9.2%
Median home value
$234,800
Prices +2.8% in a year
Median rent
$1,068/mo
Homeownership
81.3%
Bachelor's or higher
27.7%
Median age
38.9
Average commute
26.2 min
Largest reported origins and ancestries: German Americans (11,886), Irish Americans (9,758), Mexican Americans (5,512).
Economy and federal money
Jobs, income, federal spending and pandemic loans
Unemployment rate
3.8%
Aug 2026, +0.6 pts in a year
Average annual pay
$56,985
11,632 jobs, 2025
Income per person
$53,428
BEA, 2024
Federal spending
$564M
FY 2026, $6,969 per person
PPP loans
$61.24M
1,696 loans, 7,158 jobs reported
Campaign donations
$265K
Itemized, 2026 cycle
How people get to work
Wagoner County, OK, workers 16 and older. American Community Survey 5-year estimates
- Drove alone80.1%
- Carpooled8.9%
- Public transit0.1%
- Walked0.8%
- Bicycle0.0%
- Taxi, ride-hailing, motorcycle or other0.9%
- Worked from home9.2%
Average one-way commute: 26.2 minutes for people who do not work from home.
Environment and hazard risk
Wagoner County, OK, from FEMA, NOAA and EPA
Natural hazard risk
Relatively Low
Top: ice storm
Storm events since 1996
727
Most often thunderstorm wind
Flood insurance policies
222
0.7% of homes, county
July high / Jan low
92° / 29°F
Hazards, floods and storm historyCheck a flood zone18 historic places
Health statistics
Share of adults in Wagoner County, OK, CDC PLACES estimates
Obesity
36.1%
U.S. 33.3% +2.8 pts
Diabetes
11.9%
U.S. 12.1% about the same
Smoking
15.5%
U.S. 12.8% +2.7 pts
Uninsured (18-64)
9.4%
U.S. 11.1% -1.7 pts
Cities, towns and ZIP codes in Wagoner County
Population shown
Frequently asked questions
- What is the largest city in Wagoner County, OK?
- Coweta is the largest city or town in Wagoner County, with about 10,433 residents.
- How many ZIP codes are in Wagoner County?
- Wagoner County includes 7 ZIP Code Tabulation Areas, including 74014, 74429, 74446, 74454, 74458.
- What is the population of Wagoner County, OK?
- About 86,609 people live in Wagoner County, based on American Community Survey 5-year estimates.
- What counties border Wagoner County?
- Wagoner County borders Tulsa County, Rogers County, Muskogee County, Cherokee County, Mayes County, Okmulgee County.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau (TIGER/Line boundaries, American Community Survey) · Data as of 12/31/2023