Census Counties (Oklahoma)
Oklahoma's 77 counties as the Census Bureau draws them, with each county's land and water area and the freight region it belongs to in the Commodity Flow Survey (CFS), the Bureau's survey of goods shipped by businesses. The freight regions are the ones the Freight Analysis Framework's flows are reported for, so this is how a county is placed in those flows, and it is a reliable county outline and name list for mapping or summarizing anything else by county.
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- US Census Bureau
- Source
- Census
- Original data
- tigerweb.geo.census.gov
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- Not copyrighted; cite the U.S. Census Bureau as the source
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What each record holds, as the publisher describes it: 11 fields.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
geoid | County identifier: state + county FIPS |
county_fips | County FIPS code, e.g. 109 |
name | County name, e.g. Oklahoma County |
cfs_area | 2022 CFS area code: a combined or metropolitan statistical area, or 99999 for the rest of the state |
cfs_area_type | C combined statistical area, M metropolitan statistical area, R remainder of state |
cfs_area_name | CFS area name, e.g. Oklahoma City-Shawnee, OK CFS Area |
cfs_geoid | CFS area geographic identifier, e.g. E330000US4041600000 |
aland_m2 | Land area, square meters |
awater_m2 | Water area, square meters |
intptlat | Internal point latitude (inside the county) |
intptlon | Internal point longitude |