Collect all 77

Oklahoma County Stickers

One retro die-cut sticker for every county in Oklahoma, each cut to the county’s real shape and numbered 01 to 77. Find your county on the map, add it to a pack, and start collecting.

Adair County Alfalfa County Atoka County Beaver County Beckham County Blaine County Bryan County Caddo County Canadian County Carter County Cherokee County Choctaw County Cimarron County Cleveland County Coal County Comanche County Cotton County Craig County Creek County Custer County Delaware County Dewey County Ellis County Garfield County Garvin County Grady County Grant County Greer County Harmon County Harper County Haskell County Hughes County Jackson County Jefferson County Johnston County Kay County Kingfisher County Kiowa County Latimer County Le Flore County Lincoln County Logan County Love County Major County Marshall County Mayes County McClain County McCurtain County McIntosh County Murray County Muskogee County Noble County Nowata County Okfuskee County Oklahoma County Okmulgee County Osage County Ottawa County Pawnee County Payne County Pittsburg County Pontotoc County Pottawatomie County Pushmataha County Roger Mills County Rogers County Seminole County Sequoyah County Stephens County Texas County Tillman County Tulsa County Wagoner County Washington County Washita County Woods County Woodward County

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All 77 county stickers

  1. Adair County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 01/77

    Adair County

    Seat: Stilwell · Est. 1907

    Named for William Penn Adair, Cherokee leader

  2. Alfalfa County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 02/77

    Alfalfa County

    Seat: Cherokee · Est. 1907

    Named for Governor William H. "Alfalfa Bill" Murray

  3. Atoka County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 03/77

    Atoka County

    Seat: Atoka · Est. 1907

    Named for Captain Atoka, Choctaw leader

  4. Beaver County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 04/77

    Beaver County

    Seat: Beaver · Est. 1890

    Named for the Beaver River

  5. Beckham County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 05/77

    Beckham County

    Seat: Sayre · Est. 1907

    Named for J. C. W. Beckham, Governor of Kentucky

  6. Blaine County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 06/77

    Blaine County

    Seat: Watonga · Est. 1890

    Named for James G. Blaine, Secretary of State

  7. Bryan County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 07/77

    Bryan County

    Seat: Durant · Est. 1907

    Named for William Jennings Bryan

  8. Caddo County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 08/77

    Caddo County

    Seat: Anadarko · Est. 1901

    Named for the Caddo word "Kaddi" (life or chief)

  9. Canadian County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 09/77

    Canadian County

    Seat: El Reno · Est. 1890

    Named for the Canadian River

  10. Carter County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 10/77

    Carter County

    Seat: Ardmore · Est. 1907

    Named for the Carter family, early settlers

  11. Cherokee County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 11/77

    Cherokee County

    Seat: Tahlequah · Est. 1907

    Named for the Cherokee Nation

  12. Choctaw County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 12/77

    Choctaw County

    Seat: Hugo · Est. 1907

    Named for the Choctaw Nation

  13. Cimarron County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 13/77

    Cimarron County

    Seat: Boise City · Est. 1907

    Named for the Cimarron River

  14. Cleveland County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 14/77

    Cleveland County

    Seat: Norman · Est. 1890

    Named for President Grover Cleveland

  15. Coal County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 15/77

    Coal County

    Seat: Coalgate · Est. 1907

    Named for the coal mined there

  16. Comanche County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 16/77

    Comanche County

    Seat: Lawton · Est. 1907

    Named for the Comanche people

  17. Cotton County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 17/77

    Cotton County

    Seat: Walters · Est. 1912

    Named for the cotton grown there

  18. Craig County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 18/77

    Craig County

    Seat: Vinita · Est. 1907

    Named for Granville Craig, Cherokee planter

  19. Creek County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 19/77

    Creek County

    Seat: Sapulpa · Est. 1907

    Named for the Muscogee (Creek) Nation

  20. Custer County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 20/77

    Custer County

    Seat: Arapaho · Est. 1892

    Named for George A. Custer

  21. Delaware County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 21/77

    Delaware County

    Seat: Jay · Est. 1907

    Named for the Delaware people

  22. Dewey County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 22/77

    Dewey County

    Seat: Taloga · Est. 1892

    Named for Admiral George Dewey

  23. Ellis County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 23/77

    Ellis County

    Seat: Arnett · Est. 1907

    Named for Albert H. Ellis, constitutional convention delegate

  24. Garfield County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 24/77

    Garfield County

    Seat: Enid · Est. 1893

    Named for President James Garfield

  25. Garvin County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 25/77

    Garvin County

    Seat: Pauls Valley · Est. 1907

    Named for Samuel Garvin, Chickasaw merchant

  26. Grady County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 26/77

    Grady County

    Seat: Chickasha · Est. 1907

    Named for Henry W. Grady, Atlanta newspaper editor

  27. Grant County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 27/77

    Grant County

    Seat: Medford · Est. 1893

    Named for President Ulysses S. Grant

  28. Greer County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 28/77

    Greer County

    Seat: Mangum · Est. 1896

    Named for John A. Greer, Lieutenant Governor of Texas

  29. Harmon County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 29/77

    Harmon County

    Seat: Hollis · Est. 1909

    Named for Judson Harmon, Governor of Ohio

  30. Harper County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 30/77

    Harper County

    Seat: Buffalo · Est. 1907

    Named for Oscar G. Harper, constitutional convention clerk

  31. Haskell County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 31/77

    Haskell County

    Seat: Stigler · Est. 1907

    Named for Charles N. Haskell, first Governor of Oklahoma

  32. Hughes County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 32/77

    Hughes County

    Seat: Holdenville · Est. 1907

    Named for William C. Hughes, constitutional convention delegate

  33. Jackson County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 33/77

    Jackson County

    Seat: Altus · Est. 1907

    Named for Andrew Jackson or Stonewall Jackson

  34. Jefferson County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 34/77

    Jefferson County

    Seat: Waurika · Est. 1907

    Named for President Thomas Jefferson

  35. Johnston County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 35/77

    Johnston County

    Seat: Tishomingo · Est. 1907

    Named for Douglas H. Johnston, Chickasaw governor

  36. Kay County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 36/77

    Kay County

    Seat: Newkirk · Est. 1893

    Named for its territorial letter, "K" County

  37. Kingfisher County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 37/77

    Kingfisher County

    Seat: Kingfisher · Est. 1890

    Named for the kingfisher bird or settler King Fisher

  38. Kiowa County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 38/77

    Kiowa County

    Seat: Hobart · Est. 1901

    Named for the Kiowa people

  39. Latimer County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 39/77

    Latimer County

    Seat: Wilburton · Est. 1907

    Named for James S. Latimer, constitutional convention delegate

  40. Le Flore County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 40/77

    Le Flore County

    Seat: Poteau · Est. 1907

    Named for the LeFlore family of the Choctaw Nation

  41. Lincoln County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 41/77

    Lincoln County

    Seat: Chandler · Est. 1891

    Named for President Abraham Lincoln

  42. Logan County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 42/77

    Logan County

    Seat: Guthrie · Est. 1890

    Named for General John A. Logan

  43. Love County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 43/77

    Love County

    Seat: Marietta · Est. 1907

    Named for Overton Love, Chickasaw judge

  44. Major County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 44/77

    Major County

    Seat: Fairview · Est. 1907

    Named for John C. Major, constitutional convention delegate

  45. Marshall County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 45/77

    Marshall County

    Seat: Madill · Est. 1907

    Named for the mother of a constitutional convention delegate

  46. Mayes County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 46/77

    Mayes County

    Seat: Pryor · Est. 1907

    Named for Samuel Houston Mayes, Cherokee leader

  47. McClain County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 47/77

    McClain County

    Seat: Purcell · Est. 1907

    Named for Charles M. McClain, constitutional convention delegate

  48. McCurtain County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 48/77

    McCurtain County

    Seat: Idabel · Est. 1907

    Named for the McCurtain family of the Choctaw Nation

  49. McIntosh County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 49/77

    McIntosh County

    Seat: Eufaula · Est. 1907

    Named for the McIntosh family of the Creek Nation

  50. Murray County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 50/77

    Murray County

    Seat: Sulphur · Est. 1907

    Named for Governor William H. "Alfalfa Bill" Murray

  51. Muskogee County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 51/77

    Muskogee County

    Seat: Muskogee · Est. 1907

    Named for the Muscogee people

  52. Noble County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 52/77

    Noble County

    Seat: Perry · Est. 1897

    Named for John W. Noble, Secretary of the Interior

  53. Nowata County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 53/77

    Nowata County

    Seat: Nowata · Est. 1907

    Named for the town of Nowata

  54. Okfuskee County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 54/77

    Okfuskee County

    Seat: Okemah · Est. 1907

    Named for a Creek town in Alabama

  55. Oklahoma County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 55/77

    Oklahoma County

    Seat: Oklahoma City · Est. 1890

    Named for the Choctaw words okla and humma, "red people"

  56. Okmulgee County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 56/77

    Okmulgee County

    Seat: Okmulgee · Est. 1907

    Named for the Creek word for "boiling water"

  57. Osage County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 57/77

    Osage County

    Seat: Pawhuska · Est. 1907

    Named for the Osage Nation

  58. Ottawa County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 58/77

    Ottawa County

    Seat: Miami · Est. 1907

    Named for the Ottawa people

  59. Pawnee County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 59/77

    Pawnee County

    Seat: Pawnee · Est. 1897

    Named for the Pawnee people

  60. Payne County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 60/77

    Payne County

    Seat: Stillwater · Est. 1890

    Named for David L. Payne, land-run promoter

  61. Pittsburg County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 61/77

    Pittsburg County

    Seat: McAlester · Est. 1907

    Named for Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

  62. Pontotoc County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 62/77

    Pontotoc County

    Seat: Ada · Est. 1907

    Named for a Chickasaw word for cattails on the prairie

  63. Pottawatomie County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 63/77

    Pottawatomie County

    Seat: Shawnee · Est. 1891

    Named for the Potawatomi people

  64. Pushmataha County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 64/77

    Pushmataha County

    Seat: Antlers · Est. 1907

    Named for the Pushmataha District of the Choctaw Nation

  65. Roger Mills County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 65/77

    Roger Mills County

    Seat: Cheyenne · Est. 1895

    Named for Senator Roger Q. Mills

  66. Rogers County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 66/77

    Rogers County

    Seat: Claremore · Est. 1907

    Named for Clem V. Rogers, father of Will Rogers

  67. Seminole County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 67/77

    Seminole County

    Seat: Wewoka · Est. 1907

    Named for the Seminole people

  68. Sequoyah County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 68/77

    Sequoyah County

    Seat: Sallisaw · Est. 1907

    Named for Sequoyah, creator of the Cherokee syllabary

  69. Stephens County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 69/77

    Stephens County

    Seat: Duncan · Est. 1907

    Named for John H. Stephens, Texas congressman

  70. Texas County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 70/77

    Texas County

    Seat: Guymon · Est. 1907

    Named for the state of Texas

  71. Tillman County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 71/77

    Tillman County

    Seat: Frederick · Est. 1907

    Named for Senator Benjamin Tillman

  72. Tulsa County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 72/77

    Tulsa County

    Seat: Tulsa · Est. 1907

    Named for Tulsey Town, a Creek settlement

  73. Wagoner County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 73/77

    Wagoner County

    Seat: Wagoner · Est. 1907

    Named for railroad attorney Bailey P. Waggoner

  74. Washington County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 74/77

    Washington County

    Seat: Bartlesville · Est. 1907

    Named for President George Washington

  75. Washita County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 75/77

    Washita County

    Seat: New Cordell · Est. 1897

    Named for the Washita River

  76. Woods County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 76/77

    Woods County

    Seat: Alva · Est. 1893

    Named for Samuel N. Wood, Kansas legislator

  77. Woodward County, Oklahoma die-cut sticker
    No. 77/77

    Woodward County

    Seat: Woodward · Est. 1893

    Named for Santa Fe Railroad director B. W. Woodward

About the collection

Real county shapes

Every sticker is cut from the county’s actual outline, from tiny Marshall County to Osage, the largest.

Numbered 01 to 77

The numbers run alphabetically, so a full set lines up from Adair to Woodward.

From McClain County

StickerMint was founded in Purcell, the county seat of McClain County, No. 47.

Questions

How many counties are in Oklahoma?

Oklahoma has 77 counties. The collection has one sticker for each, numbered 01 to 77 in alphabetical order from Adair to Woodward.

Can I get just my own county?

Yes. Add your county to a pack, then fill the rest of the pack with any stickers you like, or with more counties.

How do I collect all 77?

A sticker pack holds 25 stickers, so the full set fits in four packs. Pick counties on the map or in the list, build a pack, then come back for the next one.

What are the stickers made of?

Each county is printed on vinyl and cut to its shape with a white border, as a die-cut sticker or on a kiss-cut sheet. You choose the size when you build your pack.

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