Okmulgee County

Okmulgee County is a county in Oklahoma with mixed landscapes shaped by rivers and water systems. The terrain includes farmland, forests, and several lakes that define the local environment.

The area became a county in 1907 when Oklahoma joined the Union, adopting a name derived from Creek language. This formation shaped how the region organized itself in its early years.

The Creek Nation established their governmental base in this territory, and their influence remains woven through local communities today. People here maintain connections to these roots through tribal traditions and gatherings.

The county seat sits at the center and offers basic services for residents and visitors. When exploring, plan time to visit the different communities and areas spread throughout the region.

The name comes from a Creek word meaning boiling waters, a reference to the natural springs and rivers that have always shaped this land. This linguistic heritage ties the modern county directly to its ancient water sources.

Location: Oklahoma

Inception: 1907

Capital city: Okmulgee

Shares border with: Tulsa County, Wagoner County, Muskogee County, McIntosh County, Creek County, Okfuskee County

Website: http://okmulgeecounty.net

GPS coordinates: 35.64000,-95.97000

Latest update: December 14, 2025 20:24