Editing Oklahoma panhandle (section)

===Largest municipalities===

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{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
!Rank
!Name
!Type
!Population
! data-sort-type="number"|Area
!County
!Inc.
!Note
|- style="background-color:#b4ddb4;"
| 1
| [[Guymon, Oklahoma|Guymon†]]
| City
| 12,965
| 7.76 sq mi
| [[Texas County, Oklahoma|Texas]]
| 1901
| Only [[Hispanic]] majority city or town in Oklahoma.
|-
| 2
| [[Hooker, Oklahoma|Hooker]]
| City
| 1,802
| 1.11 sq mi
| [[Texas County, Oklahoma|Texas]]
| 
|
|- style="background-color:#b4ddb4;"
| 3
| [[Beaver, Oklahoma|Beaver†]]
| Town
| 1,280
| 1.15 sq mi
| [[Beaver County, Oklahoma|Beaver]]
| 
| Host to the annual World Cow Chip Throwing Championship.
|- style="background-color:#b4ddb4;"
| 4
| [[Boise City, Oklahoma|Boise City†]]
| City
| 1,166
| 1.48 sq mi
| [[Cimarron County, Oklahoma|Cimarron]]
| 1925
|
|-
| 5
| [[Goodwell, Oklahoma|Goodwell]]
| Town
| 951
| 2.22 sq mi
| [[Texas County, Oklahoma|Texas]]
| 1903
| Home to [[Oklahoma Panhandle State University]].
|-
| 6
| [[Texhoma, Oklahoma|Texhoma]]
| Town
| 856
| 0.64 sq mi
| [[Texas County, Oklahoma|Texas]]
| 1908
| [[Divided city]] with [[Texhoma, Texas]]. The two cities have a combined population of 1,114.
|-
| 7
| [[Tyrone, Oklahoma|Tyrone]]
| Town
| 729
| 0.4 sq mi
| [[Texas County, Oklahoma|Texas]]
|
|
|-
|8
| [[Forgan, Oklahoma|Forgan]]
| Town
| 450
| 0.39 sq mi
| [[Beaver County, Oklahoma|Beaver]]
| 
|
|-
| 9
| [[Turpin, Oklahoma|Turpin]]
| Census designated place
| 442
| 1.00 sq mi
| [[Beaver County, Oklahoma|Beaver]]
| 
|
|- 
| 10
| [[Little Ponderosa, Oklahoma|Little Ponderosa]]
| Census designated place
| 438
| 0.75 sq mi
| [[Beaver County, Oklahoma|Beaver]]
| 
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|}