This Is The Best Place To Retire In Oklahoma

Everyone knows that when picking a place to live, location is one of the most important factors to consider. The same goes for choosing a place to retire.

Stacker compiled a list of the best counties in the state for retirement. The website says, "Location is critical as retirees determine where to spend their senior years enjoying favorite activities; however, it’s a very unique decision based on a multitude of preferences and needs."

According to the website, the best county in Oklahoma for retirement is Delaware County. This county has a population of 42,433 and a median household income of $41,696. Median rent is around $688 per month.

Here are the top three best counties for retirement in the state, according to Stacker:

Delaware County

• Population: 42,433
• Median home value: $117,900 (76% own)
• Median rent: $688 (24% rent)
• Median household income: $41,696
• Top places to live: Grove (B), Cleora (B+), Twin Oaks (B)

Marshall County

• Population: 16,505
• Median home value: $89,700 (73% own)
• Median rent: $688 (27% rent)
• Median household income: $45,746
• Top places to live: Oakland (B), Madill (B), Kingston (B+)

Washington County

• Population: 51,886
• Median home value: $120,600 (71% own)
• Median rent: $740 (29% rent)
• Median household income: $54,997
• Top places to live: Bartlesville (A), Dewey (B-), Ramona (B-)

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