Tulsa County

Tulsa County is an administrative division in northeastern Oklahoma that encompasses the city of Tulsa and numerous surrounding communities. The region includes diverse waterways and extends across multiple smaller municipalities within its boundaries.

The area was originally home to the Creek and Cherokee Nations before becoming an established county in 1905. This creation represented a turning point in Oklahoma's development as a state.

The county maintains numerous public venues, government facilities, and educational institutions that serve its population of over 669,000 residents.

Getting around the county is straightforward by car or public transportation, with most destinations accessible from central Tulsa. Plan your visits for spring or fall when weather conditions are most favorable.

This region holds the distinction of having both the highest population density and the highest income levels among all counties in Oklahoma.

Location: Oklahoma

Inception: 1905

Capital city: Tulsa

Shares border with: Washington County, Okmulgee County, Rogers County, Wagoner County, Osage County, Creek County, Pawnee County

Website: http://tulsacounty.org

GPS coordinates: 36.12000,-95.94000

Latest update: December 6, 2025 21:29