REGIONAL COMMUTER PATTERNS The 10-county Oklahoma City region functions as a single labor shed, where 50 miles is equivalent to 50 minutes, which gives you access to a much larger labor pool. The average commute time in the region is 23 minutes. This map shows the 10-county Partnership region and the commuting pattern between each county. The number listed within the county boundary is the percentage of residents who stay in their home county to work. The lines between counties show the percentage of residents who travel to other counties to work. For the purpose of clarity, only commuter flows of 5 percent and above are pictured below.
PAYNE 73%
KINGFISHER 56%
LOGAN 20%
17%
10%
28%
65%
6%
LINCOLN 32%
CANADIAN 22%
OKLAHOMA 85%
35%
67%
5%
7%
12%
8%
6%
32%
39%
53%
POTTAWATOMIE 52%
42%
CLEVELAND 39%
11%
8%
GRADY 34%
24%
MCCLAIN 24%
5%
Source: LEHD, 2021
From To Canadian Cleveland Grady Kingfisher Lincoln Logan McClain Oklahoma Payne Pottawatomie Outside of region Canadian 13,766 4,132 532 592 118 258 437 42,488 370 499 7,042 Cleveland 2,464 40,015 584 220 169 233 2,184 54,302 613 1,381 12,451 Grady 1,148 1,941 6,083 88 53 93 1,043 6,985 115 186 4,139 Kingfisher 329 166 39 2,865 14 80 37 1,428 100 41 1,553 Lincoln 214 545 56 40 3,234 107 62 3,519 1,048 1,165 2,066 Logan 433 763 70 212 65 3,509 71 11,232 670 163 2,656 McClain 453 3,471 493 56 42 56 3,382 5,962 94 175 2,789 Oklahoma 9,571 22,155 996 634 592 2,251 1,217 240,611 2,062 2,459 30,823 Payne 333 780 72 123 313 297 85 4,052 17,284 281 9,145 Pottawatomie 482 1,755 88 60 515 88 201 7,137 399 11,405 4,449 Outside of Region 5,438 13,994 3,123 1,736 1,767 1,231 2,353 64,049 10,078 4,882
Oklahoma City AT A GLANCE 2024
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