Home insurance by countyOklahoma

Home Insurance Costs by County in Oklahoma (2024)

The average homeowners insurance premium in Oklahoma was $2,865 per year in 2024, across 64 of 77 counties. Nowata was the cheapest at $2,249, and Logan the most expensive at $4,061, based on mortgage-escrow data (Keys-Mulder, NBER Working Paper 32579).

Data updated 2024 - Source: Keys-Mulder escrow dataset (NBER WP 32579)

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$2,865

Oklahoma county average (2024)

64 of 77

Counties with data

$4,061

Highest: Logan

$2,249

Lowest: Nowata

Oklahoma counties by home insurance cost

All 64 natively covered Oklahoma counties, most expensive first (Escrow 2024). Click a column header to re-sort. “% of home value” is the annual premium divided by the county median home value.

Oklahoma counties ranked by homeowners insurance premium
1Logan$4,061+46%1.28%
2McClain$3,559+28%1.23%
3Kingfisher$3,433+23%1.46%
4Grady$3,411+22%1.36%
5Oklahoma$3,381+21%1.49%
6Pawnee$3,375+21%1.88%
7Cleveland$3,312+19%1.29%
8Cotton$3,273+17%3.01%
9Custer$3,255+17%1.78%
10Hughes$3,224+16%2.77%
11Jackson$3,222+15%2.83%
12Atoka$3,131+12%1.39%
13Canadian$3,122+12%1.14%
14McCurtain$3,117+12%1.49%
15Comanche$3,110+11%1.98%
16Beaver$3,109+11%2.21%
17Noble$3,080+10%1.90%
18Pontotoc$3,018+8%1.55%
19Payne$3,009+8%1.21%
20Lincoln$3,003+8%1.53%
21Haskell$3,003+8%1.87%
22Woodward$2,944+5%2.11%
23Murray$2,930+5%1.66%
24Bryan$2,887+3%1.25%
25Seminole$2,884+3%2.28%
26Pottawatomie$2,881+3%1.46%
27Creek$2,878+3%1.30%
28Wagoner$2,872+3%1.00%
29Major$2,856+2%1.64%
30Garvin$2,846+2%1.85%
31Beckham$2,839+2%1.82%
32Stephens$2,806+1%1.92%
33Rogers$2,776-1%0.97%
34Carter$2,773-1%1.53%
35Okmulgee$2,760-1%2.04%
36Marshall$2,734-2%1.27%
37Garfield$2,726-2%1.89%
38Johnston$2,725-2%1.60%
39Caddo$2,725-2%2.55%
40Woods$2,716-3%2.25%
41Mayes$2,711-3%1.22%
42Texas$2,708-3%1.57%
43Cherokee$2,698-3%1.25%
44Osage$2,693-4%1.22%
45Washita$2,677-4%2.41%
46Latimer$2,672-4%1.74%
47Tulsa$2,663-5%1.04%
48Greer$2,661-5%3.39%
49Delaware$2,650-5%0.90%
50Blaine$2,636-6%2.51%
51Le Flore$2,605-7%1.52%
52Tillman$2,603-7%4.24%
53McIntosh$2,590-7%1.29%
54Sequoyah$2,584-7%1.32%
55Pittsburg$2,580-8%1.69%
56Love$2,578-8%1.28%
57Kiowa$2,576-8%3.18%
58Muskogee$2,556-8%1.59%
59Craig$2,490-11%1.23%
60Kay$2,438-13%2.07%
61Washington$2,347-16%1.26%
62Choctaw$2,335-16%1.61%
63Ottawa$2,301-18%1.62%
64Nowata$2,249-19%1.28%
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Methodology

Each county figure is the median annual homeowners insurance payment for owner-occupied homes with a mortgage escrow account, from data compiled by Benjamin Keys and Philip Mulder in NBER Working Paper 32579 (premiums through 2024). The Oklahoma average is a simple mean of the covered counties.

Escrow data reflects mortgaged, owner-occupied homes, so a few counties can be absent, and we publish only counties with a natively measured value. For the full methodology and the national picture, see the national home insurance by county report.

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Suggested citation

HearthMap, "Homeowners Insurance Costs by County in Oklahoma (2024)," https://hearthmap.app/home-insurance-by-county/oklahoma. Based on Keys and Mulder, NBER Working Paper 32579.

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Home insurance in Oklahoma: frequently asked questions

What is the average cost of homeowners insurance in Oklahoma?
The average homeowners insurance premium in Oklahoma was $2,865 per year in 2024, a simple mean across the 64 counties with mortgage-escrow data (Keys-Mulder, NBER Working Paper 32579).
Which Oklahoma county has the cheapest home insurance?
Nowata had the lowest average homeowners insurance premium in Oklahoma at $2,249 per year in 2024.
Which Oklahoma county has the most expensive home insurance?
Logan had the highest average homeowners insurance premium in Oklahoma at $4,061 per year in 2024.
How many Oklahoma counties are in this dataset?
64 of 77 Oklahoma counties have a natively measured premium from mortgage-escrow data. Counties without enough escrowed mortgages are not shown.

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