Cimarron County, OK

County in Oklahoma, South · ranked on 34 metrics

Rank among US counties

Cimarron County, OK is a county in Oklahoma with a population of 1,997 (2,999th of 3,094). It ranks best for Average Commute (Minutes) (11th of 3,094), Unemployment Rate (%) (tied 117th of 3,094), Median Home Value (Capped at $2M) (tied 198th of 3,092). It ranks lowest for Homes with Broadband Internet (%) (2,715th of 3,094), Median Household Income (tied 1,846th of 3,093), Adults with Obesity (%) (tied 1,502nd of 2,916).

Population
1,997
2,999th highest of 3,094
Density
1.1
3,019th highest of 3,094
Growth since 2020
-12.7%
3,074th highest of 3,094
Area
1,835
316th highest of 3,094
Region
South
Oklahoma

At a glance

Median household income
$62,188
1,846th highest of 3,093
Median home value
$98,600
2,894th highest of 3,092
Median rent
$718
2,605th highest of 3,090
Unemployment
2.5%
2,944th highest of 3,094
Poverty rate
7.44%
2,829th highest of 3,094
College degree
33.4%
540th highest of 3,094
Adult obesity
38.4%
1,391st highest of 2,916
No health insurance
13.7%
662nd highest of 2,916
Average commute
8 minutes
3,084th highest of 3,094
Home broadband
79.9%
2,715th highest of 3,094
Climate
55.3°F average
35°F in January, 78°F in July
2024 presidential vote
Republican +84.9
92.0% Republican, 7.1% Democratic

Strengths and weak spotsPercentileWhere a place sits among all places, from 0 to 100. 100 is the best, 50 is the middle, 0 is the worst.More in the glossary →

Percentile on 21 metrics that rank at least half of all US counties, given whether higher or lower is better.

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Best at

Highest percentiles, given whether higher or lower is better

  1. Average Commute (Minutes)8.0
    Housing, Income and Commutes by County (Census) · 2024
    11th of 3,094
  2. Unemployment Rate (%)2.5%
    Unemployment Rate by County (BLS) · 2025
    tied 117th of 3,094
  3. Median Home Value (Capped at $2M)$98,600
    Housing, Income and Commutes by County (Census) · 2024
    tied 198th of 3,092
  4. Poverty Rate (%)7.44%
    Housing, Income and Commutes by County (Census) · 2024
    266th of 3,094
  5. Median Rent (Monthly, Capped at $3,501)$718
    Housing, Income and Commutes by County (Census) · 2024
    tied 480th of 3,090
  6. Adults with Frequent Mental Distress (%)16.7%
    Health of Adults by County (CDC PLACES) · 2023
    tied 465th of 2,916
  7. Bachelor’s Degree or Higher (% of Adults 25+)33.4%
    Housing, Income and Commutes by County (Census) · 2024
    540th of 3,094
  8. Adults Who Binge Drink (%)15.7%
    Health of Adults by County (CDC PLACES) · 2023
    tied 611th of 2,916
  9. Adults Who Smoke (%)13.9%
    Health of Adults by County (CDC PLACES) · 2023
    tied 657th of 2,916
  10. Adults Sleeping Under 7 Hours (%)35.6%
    Health of Adults by County (CDC PLACES) · 2022
    tied 1,054th of 3,094

Worst at

Lowest percentiles, given whether higher or lower is better

  1. Homes with Broadband Internet (%)79.9%
    Housing, Income and Commutes by County (Census) · 2024
    2,715th of 3,094
  2. Adults 18–64 Without Health Insurance (%)13.7%
    Health of Adults by County (CDC PLACES) · 2023
    tied 2,231st of 2,916
  3. Adults with No Leisure-Time Exercise (%)29.1%
    Health of Adults by County (CDC PLACES) · 2023
    tied 1,957th of 2,916
  4. Median Household Income$62,188
    Housing, Income and Commutes by County (Census) · 2024
    tied 1,846th of 3,093
  5. Cooling Degree Days per Year1,181
    Climate by County (1991–2020 Averages)
    tied 1,618th of 3,050
  6. Adults with Obesity (%)38.4%
    Health of Adults by County (CDC PLACES) · 2023
    tied 1,502nd of 2,916
  7. Heating Degree Days per Year4,701
    Climate by County (1991–2020 Averages)
    1,477th of 3,050
  8. Adults with Depression (%)23.6%
    Health of Adults by County (CDC PLACES) · 2023
    tied 1,347th of 2,916
  9. Adults with a Yearly Checkup (%)76.0%
    Health of Adults by County (CDC PLACES) · 2023
    tied 1,222nd of 2,916
  10. Adults in Fair or Poor Health (%)18.6%
    Health of Adults by County (CDC PLACES) · 2023
    tied 1,092nd of 2,916

Profile by category

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Strongest category Economics (75), weakest Health (58). Select a category to list its metrics.

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Similar places

Closest percentiles on 10 widely reported measures from 5 categories, leaving out size and totals

  1. Rawlins County, KS92% similar
  2. Norton County, KS91% similar
  3. Hartley County, TX90% similar
  4. Rooks County, KS90% similar
  5. Scott County, KS89% similar

Quick answers

What is the population of Cimarron County, OK?
Cimarron County, OK has a population of 1,997, 2,999th among 3,094 US counties.
What does Cimarron County, OK rank best at?
Among US counties, Cimarron County, OK ranks best for Average Commute (Minutes) (11th of 3,094); Unemployment Rate (%) (tied 117th of 3,094); Median Home Value (Capped at $2M) (tied 198th of 3,092).
Where does Cimarron County, OK rank worst?
Cimarron County, OK ranks lowest for Homes with Broadband Internet (%) (2,715th of 3,094); Median Household Income (tied 1,846th of 3,093); Adults with Obesity (%) (tied 1,502nd of 2,916).
How many statistics does Rankodex have for Cimarron County, OK?
Rankodex ranks Cimarron County, OK on 34 statistics compared with other US counties, compiled from World Population Review and the sources it cites.

Every metric

34 metrics with a value for this place, in 8 topics