Oklahoma · FIPS 40047

Garfield County, Oklahoma parcel data

PropRaven serves 27,993 parcels for Garfield County, OK at serving epoch 2026-08-28. That makes it number 17 of 33 counties in Oklahoma by parcel count, holding 0.7% of the 3,920,159 parcels filed across Oklahoma's counties (3,364,286 distinct statewide).

The county's Census population is 62,007, or 451.4 parcels per 1,000 residents. The USFS gazetteer counts 39,617 buildings in the county. Every figure on this page is read from the serving database's county coverage summary; percentages are rounded down to one decimal so nothing is overstated.

Garfield County coverage

The share of 27,993 parcels carrying each field, with the Oklahoma average (all 33 counties with data, weighted by record count) beside it.

Garfield County, OK parcel record coverage
FieldGarfield CountyOklahoma average
Parcels27,993
Situs address37.4%70.2%
Geocoded (usable coordinate)100.0%73.0%
Owner name90.8%73.3%
Assessed value above zero89.4%66.2%
Parcel polygon99.9%37.2%

Situs address counts records with a non-empty street address; geocoded counts records with a non-zero coordinate; owner name counts records with a non-empty owner; assessed value counts records whose total assessed value is above zero; parcel polygon counts records with geometry attached. A county with many records but a low polygon share has coordinates and attributes, not boundaries. A field below 1% is one the county source does not publish.

What a Garfield County parcel record contains

Every PropRaven parcel record shares one national schema. The families below are the ones the data dictionary documents; the coverage table above tells you how fully each is populated for Garfield County, and a field that is empty for a county is empty because the county source does not publish it, not because it was dropped.

Owner and mailing address · Situs address · Assessed and market value · Sales and deed history · Building permits · Hazard and risk flags · Parcel geometry and land · Property characteristics

Freshness and risk context

Serving epoch: 2026-08-28 · coverage summary refreshed: 2026-09-05. PropRaven republishes on a weekly canonical cadence; the data overview shows the live national counters and the freshness endpoint reports the epoch being served.

Wildfire risk to homes: higher than 0% of Oklahoma counties and 46% of U.S. counties (USFS Wildfire Risk to Communities percentile). The same risk vector — flood zone, National Risk Index ratings, storm history and seismic category — is attached to each parcel record in the hazard family above.

Get Garfield County parcel data

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Largest other Oklahoma counties

The 8 largest other counties in the coverage summary. All Oklahoma counties · All states

Frequently asked questions

How many parcels does PropRaven have for Garfield County, OK?
27,993 parcels at serving epoch 2026-08-28. That makes it number 17 of 33 counties in Oklahoma by parcel count, holding 0.7% of the 3,920,159 parcels filed across Oklahoma's counties (3,364,286 distinct statewide). 37.4% of them carry a situs address, 100.0% a usable coordinate, 90.8% an owner name and 89.4% an assessed value above zero.
How current is the Garfield County, OK parcel data?
The figures were measured at serving epoch 2026-08-28, and the county coverage summary was last refreshed on 2026-09-05. PropRaven republishes on a weekly canonical cadence, and the freshness endpoint at /api/v1/freshness reports exactly which epoch is being served at any moment.
How do I download Garfield County, OK parcel data?
Browse it in the parcel search tool filtered to Oklahoma; pull it through the REST API and the TypeScript, Python and Go SDKs (1,000 lookups a month free, no card required); query it from Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or any MCP-compatible agent through the MCP server; or take the full dataset as a Snowflake Marketplace share. Whole-state and national workloads are delivered as bulk parcel data.