Beaver County

This 1,800-square-mile county stretches across the western Oklahoma panhandle, characterized by wide open plains and grassland environments.

The territory became an official county in 1890, during the organization of Oklahoma Territory before statehood was granted in 1907.

Residents maintain agricultural traditions through regular county fairs and livestock exhibitions that highlight local farming achievements.

The county government provides essential services from the courthouse in Beaver city, including property assessment and vehicle registration.

The county features numerous natural gas wells and wind farms, contributing substantially to Oklahoma's energy production sector.

GPS coordinates: 36.76211,-100.49050

Latest update: March 5, 2025 13:04