Muskogee County, county in Oklahoma, United States. As of 2020 county had an estimated population of 67,610 inhabitants. The county was created 117 years ago in 1907. Its county seat is Muskogee.
There are 0 city/town in Muskogee County, OK.
Muskogee - The largest city in the county and state capital from 1907-1910, Muskogee has around 40,000 residents. It has historic areas like the Three Rivers Museum and the Castle of Muskogee.
Fort Gibson - Located along the Arkansas River, Fort Gibson was an active military base from 1824-1890. Today it contains restored buildings and the Fort Gibson Historic Site.
Hilldale - With around 3,000 residents, this small town has pioneer history. Nearby is the Hillside Mission Site, part of the Trail of Tears National Historic Trail.
Wagoner - Wagoner developed around the Missouri–Kansas–Texas Railroad and has a historic downtown district. The population is around 10,000 residents.
Boynton - A very small rural town of 300 residents, Boynton hosts an annual summaries festival celebrating the harvest season.
Muskogee County has a diverse heritage, from its deep Native American roots and Trail of Tears history to the ranching, railroad, and agriculture that shaped its towns. This blend creates a rich culture and many historic sites to experience.
List of cities, towns, neighborhoods & other populated places in Muskogee County.
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