County profile
Cimarron County, OK
United States · GDP 2024
#2780 of 3,127 US counties by GDPbottom-decile growthmore diversified than 7% of counties
EA Place Score
——methodology in progress
GDP 2024 (USD)
$263.3M
BEA · 2024
GDP growth (YoY)
-22.4%
BEA · 2024
Jobs tracked
303
Census CBP · 2023
Employers
64
Census CBP · 2023
Avg. wage
$40.4k
BLS QCEW · 2023
Population
2,059
Census PEP · 2025
Labor, income & education
Unemployment
3.3%
Median HH income
$62.2k±$29.8k
Bachelor's degree+
33.4%±6.3%
Poverty rate
7.4%±4.1% · low reliability
Business applications
30 · 2025
Retail establishments
11
51.9/10k pop
Public companies headquartered here
SEC EDGAR · FMPCompanySectorRevenueEA
No public companies loaded for this state yet — universe expands with the full ingest.
HQ-based placement with total (global) headcount — local employment attribution needs firmographic data; the industry mix at right is measured county data (CBP).
Industry mix · employment
Retail trade48%
Food & accommodation15%
Finance & insurance12%
Other services9%
Wholesale trade8%
Construction7%
share of top-6 sector employment · CBP 2023
Population & migration
Census PEP · 2020–2025
2,059
residents · 2025 · -10.0% since 2020
Income per capita $79.6k · BEA 2024
COMPONENTS OF CHANGE · 2021–2025
Domestic migration−166
International migration−1
Natural change−60
GDP trend
2019–2024 · nominal
$200.7M2019
$172.5M2020
$218.9M2021
$276.8M2022
$339.4M2023
$263.3M2024
Real estate & risk
FHFA · ACS · FEMA
Median home value
$98.6k±$10.5k
Median gross rent
$718/mo±$162/mo
Vacancy rate
48.2%±7.2%
Affordability
2.4× wages
Residential permits
$0
0 units · 0.0/1k pop
FEMA risk score
47.3
HUD Fair Market Rent (2BR):$937/mo · 2026
TOP PERILS · FEMA NRI
Drought 99Lightning 86Cold wave 73
RESIDENTIAL PERMITS · 2021–2025
02021
02022
02023
02024
02025
Transport access
BTS · FAA · USACE
Nearest interstate
164.3 km
I-40
Nearest freight rail
0.9 km
BNSF
Nearest port
608.5 km
CATOOSA FERTILIZER CO DOCKS
Nearest commercial airport
142.3 km
LIBERAL MID-AMERICA RGNL
Wage trend
BLS QCEW · 2019–2023$40.4k
avg. annual pay · +15% since 2019
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What is the GDP of Cimarron?
Cimarron's economy produced $263.3M in 2024, contracting 22.4% year over year — among the slowest-growing US counties. Its largest employment sector is retail trade.
GDP: BEA (2024), USD-normalized · Jobs/employers/wages & industry mix: Census CBP (2023) · Population & migration: Census PEP · Income: BEA CAINC1 · Companies: SEC EDGAR + FMP, by HQ.