Cotton County, Oklahoma

Cotton County: County in Oklahoma, United States

About

Cotton County is a county located in the U.S. state of Oklahoma. As of the 2010 census, the population was 6,193 and a population density of 4 people per km². After 10 years in 2020 county had an estimated population of 5,676 inhabitants. Its county seat is Walters. The county was created 112 years ago in 1911.

Cotton County locator map
Location of Cotton County on Oklahoma map.

Quick Facts about Cotton County

Population : 5,676 (2020)
Country : United States of America
State : Oklahoma (United States)
Area : 1663 km2
Water as percent of area : 1.4%
Land as percent of area : 98.6%
Named for : cotton
Altitude : 1,033 feet / 315 meters
Capital : Walters
Establishment : January 01, 1912
Time Zone : America/Chicago
Local time : 00:54:04 (29th March 2024)
Density : 3 Pop. per km² as of 2020
Population growth : -9.11% (2010-2020)
Map of Oklahoma highlighting Cotton County locator map image
Map of Oklahoma highlighting Cotton County
Map of Oklahoma highlighting Cotton County locator map image

Geography

Cotton County is located at 34°17'25"N 98°22'20"W (34.2902400, -98.3722300). It has 6 neighbors: Comanche County, Jefferson County, Stephens County, Tillman County, Clay County and Wichita County.

Cotton County map

The largest city of Cotton County is Walters with a population of 2,357. Other cities include and Temple population 915. See all Cotton County cities & populated places.

Cotton County Populated Places

Cities, towns, neighborhoods & other populated places in Cotton County.

City Name Population Title
Walters 2,357 City in Oklahoma
Temple 915 Human settlement in Cotton County, Oklahoma, United States of America
Randlett 414 Town in Oklahoma
Devol 135 Town in Cotton County Oklahoma

Cotton County has 6 neighbours.

  • Walters

Demographics

According to census records, the population of Cotton County decreased by 9.11% in 10 years.

Year Population % Change Method
2010 6,193 - census
2011 6,180 -0.21% estimation process
2012 6,160 -0.32% estimation process
2013 6,164 0.06% estimation process
2014 6,131 -0.54% estimation process
2015 6,006 -2.08% estimation process
2016 5,933 -1.23% estimation process
2017 5,863 -1.19% estimation process
2018 5,820 -0.74% estimation process
2019 5,666 -2.72% estimation process
2020 5,676 0.18% estimation process

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People born in Cotton County (1)

American basketball player-coach Doyle Parrack was born in Cotton County

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Tulsa 403,166 The second most populous city in Oklahoma and the center of the Tulsa metropolitan area.
Cleveland County 287,066 County in North Carolina, United States
Canadian County 153,192 County in Oklahoma, United States
Norman 125,762 The second most populous city in Oklahoma.
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Broken Arrow 111,648 The most populous city in Tulsa County, Oklahoma.
Edmond 95,346 The fourth most populous city in Oklahoma County, Oklahoma.
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