Beckham County, Administrative county in western Oklahoma, United States
Beckham County is an administrative county in western Oklahoma that spans across a large rural area. Several waterways and tributary creeks flow through the landscape, shaping the geography of the region.
The area was established as a county in 1907 during Oklahoma's formation as a state. It was named in honor of a notable figure from early American politics.
The county maintains strong agricultural traditions with substantial production of cotton, wheat, and alfalfa, supporting numerous local farming communities.
Main roads and highways connect the various towns and communities across the county for exploration. Sayre functions as the administrative center and serves as the main reference point for visitors.
The county forms part of the Elk City Micropolitan Statistical Area with a population density of 24.5 people per square mile.
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